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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
c AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
Ill FULTON ST.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Harriet B. Piester plaintiff against Stanley
Golliek Company e. al, defendants.
In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action, and bearing date the 27th day
~ November, 1911, ], the undersigned, the
referee in said Judgment named, Will sell AT
Nos l4-lG Ncsey Street in the Borough OF
Manhattan, city OF New York. on the 2lst
dav Of December 1911, at II o'clock noon on
that day by Bryan J.. Kennedy, auctioneer'
the promises directed by said judgment TO be
sold. and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel or lana,
with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
situate, lying and being in the Borough 81
Manhattan Of tie city Of New York, in the
County and state Of New York, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning AZ a point
on the noTthcrly side OF Goth street distant
81 feet eastery from the corner FORMED Oy
the intersection Of tn" northerly side Of 10Th
street with the easterlv side Of Ninth Avenue
thence northcry parallel with Ninth Avenue
rs feet - inches to the centre line Of the
block, thence easterly, parallel with 18TH
street, % feet; thence southerly. parallel with
Ninth Avenue, % feet inches 10 the north
erly side Of 2Gth street, thence westerly, along
the u1r,heriv side Of Goth Street, % feet "a
the point or place OF beginning; be the said
several distances and dimensions more or less
Ga id premises being now known by the street
number 80 West 10Th Street The easterly
wall Of the building on said premises being a
party wall.
GEO. b. HOLBERT Referee.
ARROWSMITH & DUNN.
attorneys for Plaintiff,
26l Brnadway, New York city.
The following Is diagram of the property
TO be sold; its street number is 355 West 26th
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Charles c Marshall 10 Title Guarantee and

Charles c Marshall TO Title Guarantee and
Isidor Alderman to Rose Kaiser; $500;
Charles Hitchcock. trustee. to John s'eneA'
John Kalensky to vaclav Kral; 81.
JOHN II Judge q Sidney J NHhamsoh
Sli Hs2vev : L.s5ew to New York Trust co;
sadie Kornbuth to Bernard Brown; 81. e,
Joseph l. Young TO Gottloh Brenzinger' Sll'-
VT Thomas w Churchill to John F Callahan; sS$5
NadeIaire Appleton to John callahan 81
500
Albert Stiegltz ct a., oHrs. 10 Anne SIattery;
Anna Anna NJ Randall 10 julius Never; 81
Dayid " Couch, jr, 70 Flora Quackenoush'
$1,000. ...;.o,, ,,,,,oaea
s Sender Jarmulowsky to Rachel Lyman al; ST.
Felix Frank TO Arthur Kunze ct al; SI.Wo".
William Schuiedewind 10 Minna u NeWher'
Nina openhym to Title Guarantee and Trust
Ida Brantman to Sarah Holman; 81 E,
julius Miller 10 National Holding CO 81
George p Liable to julius Muller; 81 -, 90
WiJiiam + smith 10 Jacob Dohrmann; $1,000
Fmpir, Trust Go 10 Oscar Bergstran; $1,000.
yettcbeu Levy u Clara X EberharGt 50 lou
6scsr r Pergstron1 10 West side Bauk. 81.
Emma Powell ct al tNrS' TO A'id"s"' "
S,o,, Ijehoyjtz ct al to Mary schneer; 500
Warren y Harng and ano to James l. ii"'
5000 .,.,.--,..- -,-.,s. r..
Sc 600 - -.,,-..,.,,
Central Mortgage 90 TO Rachei e'"'S'
400. .,.,oo. "a
pe~CIvaI g smith; $l0,OsS 49,. ,,.,..
T-iffb Avenue BAPTIST Church 20 Baptist home
Sccietv of the city OF New York; 81; ., ono
christian Schneider to Anna Schn@lder' S''V'o'
Hem, Harris TO Lima Kaplan: 500. a..
Inbn Nc 7, Nash. trustee. to Lawyers MOTT
T.Ira Noiledy exr, 10 John II Wagler: S2;eoo
Margaret Farley extrN, to Margaret II iie1
% asStsI; 81. q,
san 4 Meels extrx, 10 Harold \ Meeks
Sane 70 Everett V Meeks: $4,000 ..o.
same 10 Arthur d Meeks and ano' tustees'
Gsnoc 70 sarah A Meeks. trustee: s24 GDO.
KgroIine Tcele, eXtrX 70 Anna He's'eO'''
$50 COO. ,-.- "a no
American Mortgage co 70 New York Trust CO.
SIC. 800 -, se.o.
S en- = GpasmIck 20 Harry Freeman S'o".
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MECHANICS LIENS.

r-vDCRCIIFF AVE. " :, 226 II OF Ma 81,
ircrop Bridge Park. 6sXI42; TaEer & halh az.
ron Construction co, owner ana con" ''r''
prvrtII-RST AVE. n " cor Of nth St l23N
90 Ltd1.iar &, Uopkin agt Helene COnStrHoL!''
CO owner and contractor UenewaD' S-loo -
18TH ST. u and IA West; Gus Luckes' Inc,
act B & L Construction GO. owner an" '''
tractor; $3.50 o,o.,,
tsc(,,2aex54Ox471; American Wire torn = .
81, ISIHrnena CpoIla and Liherto Granidances'o U
oycners. Carmint Cipolla. contractor S'"'. g..
,aorI1 CT AZ and IA West: Harry Ghrlln
,r t'S Via cohen. owner and contractor; Charles
Cohen, contractor; e9e' re-
NORFOLK ST. 1852; Consolidated Roofing go
u, oIidnJietta Rosen. owner; Rosen Brothers
,.o.rr1 or 7o1 West: Raisler Heating 60 ast
>-a.Ea1 tIytkoff owner and contractor; S"'t o'.
~, -, o%3 and 90 West; owen l. smith
az, losepn Iisbling. owner ana 'on""1''' b
orr ST 852 Fast; Beaver Construction 80 agl
yin - 80 owner and contractor; Geo &c
, =, I.ra,sv ana Annie Van Mater o"he's' cav
= ,I,,I-sTox ST 132 West. Louis Perisioin 81
, sUt Iorn Doe, owner Luigi fa'"'a' con
tractor H-Jy y 1926. + Asthcimer 90 Inc
,l1J 5oiII,,ob Sweeney owner; Roth Construction
90. contractor H''. ,,.,. -. ino, ioD.
,r,rJACE AVE, cor OF BurET "a, 49, >!,r
49, - cites A. CO. Inc agt MaAisCn % '"".
ChuIc,,4 L CO. owner ana contractor; $14' 70
corr ST 175 East; Thomas By l,m3,u 20 a a6
HWl II r;oaIb Owner. Madison HHilalnE 90
extractor, S@ q ,-,.-,.-,
- ~ ~, - o1,ner and contractor, sos ."
7' ,7,sr ST s. 100 It Of Sd ave 55Ni TO
IllT -roci AIT CiIarIc. BiorEeGron. owner ava
contractor; $3.50. ,-,..ts,o,.,o,
HUDSON. ST. v s, 26.G II I" OF an1ett, az,
G,r,env-cG Investing 90. owner and "'nu'''.r
SygI . ,-.-t
asp 81. % East. Ernest 5 Pm aFt S"lE,r'
Realty GO. Owner. >a''"nFi t"-' 80.
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EXCURSIONS.
LOST BANkBOOKS.

RANKBOOK No 500 O67 Of the Union Dime SAY
inps Bank is missing. Any person having a
claim 10 il il hereby called upon 10 present the
same within ten days OF submit 10 having said
passbook cancelled and new enc issued -
.RANKHOOk No SOL 59G Of the Mon Dime say
irre Bank is missing. ANY person having "A
lain ia u is hereby called upon 20 present the
same within tn days or submit 10 having said
passbook cancelled and a new one issued
I0sr or STOLEN -Bankbcok NJ. 1921 81 're
German Savings Bank In the city Of New
YORK corner An ave and i4th ST., issued 10
Nirfam Woidner. All persons are cautione1
against negotiating tho same. II NOT itin,n,i To-
re baul, on tho 18Th dsv Of January. 1919. =
duplicate will b, issued.
IosT Handbook No 400. 7SJ Of Dry Dock Sa,
ings Institution. ANY person HAVING claims
unCu said book l. called upon 10 present the
same H. the bank within thirty days. or the
sald book will be declared cancelled ana extln
guisncd and q new one issued I'm lieu thereof
! .(1S.r -Rankbook No 434 s3j OF Dry Dock SAY
irgs Institution ANY person having claims
upou said book Is called upon 70 present ut
sane T. the bank within thirty DAYS, or the saiC
, hook will be declared cancelled and cNunguishcc
and a new one issued in lieu thereof.
TosT -Bankbook 40 $40. 66l scamens Banl
fI savings. "a and 40 Wall St, New York
p.yrlrr, etoprcd and cancellation applied for
Pleas, return To hank.
Tosr -nanktook No I,olt573 Bank for say.
s,orrcI Pleas. return book to bank.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS
MANHATTAN


--r,, ,..r ., p 24u n " ~ I31't St Tor
49, 49,. .,,., rtrturc show. 2Iv7'. seventh avenue
-, ,s,5,,cnt ca. ~ Ns0sHu Of ",Fner, \ h'IIe''
~, s,r-,nco ave. architect: $4,000
rs~H 81 40 and 10 Wcst. 70" Ton an I'S
-, az rOvSr -. GeDr"e Ha~F'r '"h-'' ~ - " -
tenn, -, .,.h 81 0u.uo~. schwartz Gross,
o,7 ~ ave. architect; $4,000.
,rt5 .ye ~ cor ~ 47'h 81: FOR ,r p " s,t
u y ~ to-yrOO =. Ngacl F'rerr"Nf T"ntn''. I
.aI'+' ,-..5 ., o,.~or. ~ rl3a9 100 R~~'d -,
D .yrcr. r riagp 1os Broad st. architect S'oo'o
-, 81 zoe and i2S Fest. fnr ] stt f'oI
Us ,o1' p rfgrls. SO Feet iiIsf s.. owner
i1' g. Wrncl. a23 45th 81. Brooklyn architect
,,,,,,.s,ro>. ST. SOC. Cor 1 sly shoe shop 2o>
,.., ~ ~ AITicr. 80 Marc ave, IT21N,,n, " "hTi
H., purE & Rosenberg. lSG Remsen 81
gIchitoCta $500 o,
EEDropD ST. 80: tor a ! sty stable TsaiI. = =
$50 Mnsante. 90 MncaGTGaI s9.S .
THE BRONX.
rnmoNr P '2 KS # RSbs of M Ranarts
ave, h,,y "a,,e owner. Charles q Clark, al
T -. - ~ a.e architect. cost F"'O
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Satisfied MECHANICS LIENS.

TIFFANY ST. cor Fox -, BENJAMIN ~ ka %
Ian act Knox Construction 90 ~ az ''p' -
1911. $50 -. &c.,. 49,,
SANE PROPERTY. Ia Srina 'u' stone 20
act sam. Aug -. 1911 $3.50
CHURCH ST, 10: McNuu Rro,,hrrsS, ono ., as'
Aiirf pryfc - al; Nov q, 1911; S5."l4 y.
rosTo~ ROAD 1913 to 1927 Bags -Stillman
-. pa, william VI Wcis,aror o. ~, oct 26 1911.
50 go % $1,000.
p,U.p,y AVE o. cor 2aoth 81 CHRISTIAN
yorndr.,,.s sons at HAIRY Friod ~ ~. 1920 ~
fgf'. gsOO
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TIL, approximate amount OF the lien OF charze.
n ,s,totr Witch the above described Propertg 10
to he sod Is Sine thousand NV nGRGGea s3a G S
,Hl.'I ,t,.,, from, the lith d7y u October
Iii together ab costs and aioH2n, a. amount ,a
Ing 10 Three hundred AMI 'w'Rg -, 49," dol
t.rfeT Vim The expenses Of the sale Tho AZ,
proxete amount OF the taATI Sicb ass m Is ana ara
d''i ial'. " ,,,r,tas.r out Of the purchas"
,'" ",a, W nsid bv he Referee, Is SOL 90 and
Interest. tr Ole, tQiI
D''ei N'" 'poGER \ PRYOR. Rc'croo.
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EAOPOSALS

,5Gp5sAIs FOR SWEATERS Army Build
/ ! 1re Whitehall street. New ork city. Deem
I ,orS ,0il--Sealed proposals. n trphcate. vii
J tI'' rl,.iyai h.ra until I p. ~, JaCrary :, 1912
, ar ~, opereJ Dor Furnishing 10000 Sweaters
: I,,ornqtior upon spniica'ou. NJ SFAf "N-
/ II~SKI BeUot QuarterWaster
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Female.

1 GRADUATE; gives scientific treatments. rhen-
natsm obesity. etc. ladies' residences; leadlhs
medical testimonials moderate charges. Address
Trained Nurse. 143 West l2ith =.
GOVERNFSS Take entire charge OF children
education; teaches French German. Ehsllsl'
music: win 20 by day or hour; excellent Iefet-
eTrcs Y Miss FitzGeralds Bureau. 0p3 0th
ave entrance 42d ST.. -
REFINED COUPLE. living near New York;
would like t. nurse child or infant; s'od
home; healthy place. u. B.. Trlblne Or-c-.
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CARPET CLEANING.

c,,rr,I- CARPET CLEANING co.--clesn,
Chhtf VI ~ t IL steam. hand nOor.
rss BTo59dway' ~ Fast 'sin ST CoE b
HRANDT To- ~" -ahth
FEW YORK CARPET Most Modern "'''N'
FINE RIGS WovEN FROM OLD cARPErs
Prices Reasonable seq tq. az, ., ~ m.ua a. n,
Tel. 4692-t601 Bryant. 80 "N'' '''h u
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WEST IN DIE

~.,, : =. GUIANA" sails Jany goth. March
ond and other steamers for,nightly tor 81
~. M" - rr1iX. ST KITS Antigua. Guada-
~. n,mtntca Martinique, St Lucia Barba-
,inps and Demcrara. For ilusratod pamphlets
appiy 70 4. y. ICTERBRipGE y Co. agents
TWus COOK A son. 2i5 Broadway. s6l and
i5s 9Th Ave, New Work. or any Ticket once
~, oIrEBFC ) - co, ltd. Quebec.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

BOOKKEEPER.--An expert accountant Win
four Years successful experience as leuES-
clerk desires a similar position; undeiStahus
bookkeeping N al its details, ~ egoc pm.
man and Correspondent; highest r,ieTehCes'
$50 Address Accountant, lO4 West l9th 81.
axoericnced any car; years excellent per,
scnai references. city. country. industrial
Association Agency. II West 42d. Phone '-I'
Bryant.
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rrsr,i.es- orners. charles clark. 4a1 Tremont

ave. aTChitecti cost, SIUUU.
Sd AVE, e S, 1914 It 2 in OF la6th st, slS
brk store and tenmt, 2s $780, John D TheeS q
SON 2T1 Ienox ave, owners; J J Nreeland' Zol'
Jerome ave architect. cost, 81 500,
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--1egwRI7ING AND TYPgWRlTsRs,

,,CrOp VISIBLE. 10 Nassau ST Catalogus
y au makes taken part payment; bargains
H E %@',o,Fs ReminEtons divers. smiths
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
.-EAFLES WILSON'S Employment Agency
Ty.sohone 2224 Plaza. l4l East 9th s.. SUP,
rli-. frst class servants TO private famlnes. All
references investigated.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
WANTED. Inexperienced addresser' must 70
rapid, legible writer; state kind and lensI.
90 experience Address Postoflce Box ll2O. Ne"
York CITY
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

AMBITIOUS young man. II years Old, wishes a
position where there are future prospects Dest
reference J.. Greeuhut, $50 Amsterdam ave
BOOKKEEPER- STENOGRAPHER.-SIX years
experience: references, salary, SIS. DAVIS
1853 Park Place. Brooklyn. .-------.-
COUPLE.-Swcdish sister. brother: do entire
work OF family. thoroughly eNperenced' *
Cclleut references: city, country; $40 500. N
dustIiai Association hgenoy, II West AZ
Phone, .211 Bryant ------
COr.PIE. --CooI butler valet; both hrst
class. 4 years. excellent references; city
country. SO $50. Industrial Association
Agency. II west I2G. Phone. 5210 BRYANT
I=%GIJEU COUPLE on geutlemau's country
place. wife rs housekeeper, man "oachinan'
gardener: also handy with tools. good references.
ADDRESS u. J. Nj. Tribune once.
MAN AM WIFE wish position with private
family in country, man Tor stock, garden
furnace. useful. wife general houscw orll. Address
seful. 200 East 23d 81.
,TENDGRAPHER - BOOkK EEPER TOUCH
rvui~t t2GI. : years experience highly recon
0,oudcd: salary. SIS por w""t. s.. Box -, Trtb
IN. Ifi"'.
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above described
property is 10 be sold is four thousand and
twenty-five GG-lO0 (S4 90 go dollars with in
terest thereon from the oath day Of November
1911, together with costs and allowance
amounting TO two hundred and fortv-siN 70-l00
(S2i8 7OD dollars. with interest from November
27th. 1911, together with the eNpcnst@ Of the
sale. The approximate amount OF the taxes.
assessments and water rates or other lions.
which are 20 be allowed to the purchaser out
81 tho purchase money, or paid by the referee,
is four hundred and thirty-four $4,000 ($43i S3l
doliarV and interest. Said premises VIII he sold
Fubiect to the lien Of first mortgage OF eleven
thousand Cil1,O0Oo0) dollars, with interest a;
80 per annuIn from MAY -. 1911. and 10 the
state Of facts which an accurate survey would
show.
Dated New York, November 2Sth 1911.
GEO. r. HOLBERT Referee.
Tho sale in the above entitled action Is
hereby adjourned TO January 10th, 1872, at
the same hour and place
Dated, December 21st. 1911.
GEO. B. HOLBERT, Referee.
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE

Mailed anywhere in tho United States
for $3.50 ear.
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SUPREMI; COURT COUNTY or NEW YORK.
--PrsCa CTamnc Plaintiff. against Abraham
Jacob ct al. Defendants,
In pursuance OF Il judgment Of foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered I'm the above entitled
action aud bearing date the 18th day Of October,
1911 /. tho undersigned the Referee I'm said
Judgment named, win sell at public auction. at
tho ENchsng. SalcSroDln, Nos. l4-lB Nesey street
in the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY ~ New YORK.
ON tu. 10Th day Of January. IHl2. az - O'Clock
noon un that DAY, hy JOSEPH T.. DAY. Au".
tIourcr, lii, premises directed by said Judgment
t. be sold AMI therein described as follows
ii. that certain lot, piece or parcel ui Iihu
with the building aud improvements thereon
erected situate, lying ana being m The Borough
OF Manhattan. CITY. County aud stat" Of New
York bounded AMI described ao follows, - Wit.
BEGINNING At = roint on the S0u'h'rV side
at Eighty second street, distant one hundred
900 feet Ia ,tcrly irom the SputhraSl"rN corner
OF second Avenue and Eighty second street an
,uIpius thcrc, Southerly and parallel with Sec
ond Avenue one hundred and two lu2l rect, ~"
~ mche.. to the centre line Of the block. Theme
Tasterlv along said centre line OF the h.ocl.
Twenty-Five t20 feet. thence NoTtteIlN anl
aEain pgrrIIcl with second Avenue one hunired
and two tIG2J feet two - inches 10 the south
,rl, sid. of Eighty-scCCnd street. ana inerc'
", stcrIy along tn Southcrly side OF sad last
ms ptin1aI street Tveuty-hyc 90 te"t 10 "a
roiut or pla,e OF beginning. SAID premises being
known as Number 30G Fast Eighty ',ooyh4 street
grt,d Nrsy York November list lol
ROGER 4 PRYOR, Esq, Referee.
,Trspy g uOTTY Attorney for Plaintiff %.
Rrondray, Borough ~ Mammalian N'' A't
tn, following Is diagram Of the pronort' to
be yold. IFS street number II 500 Ea'' 81 street
Fast sol street.
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CREATIONS.
THE BRONX

THE BRoNN.
,.. III 49, and $50. TWO > sty frame
MCf,EEi22t q each; Bernhard Neuschseier' on
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TIME TARIES.
60 60 RQ,K o12aV'Ad0

xto I'm Round Trip from New York,
rro,rs include Hotels Excursions. Low"st hate'
irwin screw y =. "Bermudan lOSia tons tons
ntsni,c,nrrt sails Jau'y 18th, @ith, 3lst, anu
E"b : suites de luxe, with private na'hs'
orchestra; big, keslF, electric fans wireless
trlegraphy. no storage - Ain. 81. l.
t'rger. Al the dock in Hamilton. COLI Iehhls
49,. pnthlrr saIllnr md CyclInG.
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ascicnmrars or MORTGAGES.

r,..f... ,-taf. ID. ,..o.inC T. lselin; -
81. D.. .lu.a to Tlroaor, Wcu,z. N2,f3'. 400
sarDg Trust ia 20 Waterford ~ Sniin' e.'n
Guaranty TIus, g.. 10 Bond ana ""' 'E'1'
IUararrcr 70. 5000
Same o. same. S3S. 900 ..... s,oo
Eroed re 1ty co 20 Hernia "E9-"nht"ss,, -C1 Nv"
BENJAMIN Ena.usnU 90 it'gtHh h.", ., 20
psgira Kc..e. TO M1urlcJ Rosenthal. SI''N.
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, Il W Of Avenue a. 25X1O2. :.
+ and Katharine 9 Staedler
$1,000: attorneys, y a II
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-31
OFFICIAL RETURNS SHOW ONE CHANCE: John H. Page Carried Jef- ferson County Over w.
 K. Surridge.
VOTE IS CANVASSED
Y. Ha,is Nixon Led The Ticket Ih This County Some of The
 Votes

Sheriff Edgar Brewster, chairman and Joe Nichol, secretary of the Jefferson eoun.y' Democratic Central Committed members of the sui- comm ttce in charge of the primary election held in this county on Wed nesday, last night canvassel the re turns and officially announced the totals received by each candidate for st2te and district offices. D S trict Attorney T. Havis Nixon, who WAS renomina' cd for prosecuting at torney of the Eleventh Judicia, 'Di%ar et led the entire ticket. re- ceiVins 1902 votes, which is believed to have ben the total number of votes east in this county On election day. The total vote in Jefferson fell about seven hundred votes short of the number cast in the usual county pr mary election.
 The only change in the official count was in the race for comm S sioner of mines, manufactures anl agriculture, in which John H. Page carried the county over w. K. Su' r dge by eightyone votes Thei early returns gave Surridge the county by a few votes, but belated township reports gave the county to Page. s The official returns show thac Col. s. M. Taylor4 carried Jefferson county by 11S2 majority over w. H., Martin, in the contest for congre ess- man from the Sixth District, The off cial figures follow:
 Davis, 7S7; Brundidge, 1o0S; Don- aghey, 481; Robinson, 1307 Hodges 17S6; Moose, S37; Pindal, 547; Rowe, 3S2; Crockett, 1797; OaEhont, SAT; Colquitt, SSS; Cook, 1795; Dye, 17S2; Surridge, S37; Page, 91S;- Nc Culloch, 1799; Smith. 1199; Graham, 522; Mcknight, 1795; TayloT, 1473; Martin, 297: Elliott, 17S9; Nixon, 1902.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-31
MANOo1 WILL GO
 AFTER AID. W0LCAS1
Will Meet Oran Before Memphis Club Monday Night--Finislied Course of Careful Train.
 ing.

Memphis, Tenn, March 5o-Joe Mandot, the Southern lightweight champion, who will meet owen MOT ,an the English lightwe ght, Tn aa eight round bout before the Southern Athletic Club here next Monday night, finished one of the hardsse courses of training of his career yes terday. He will enter the rng .h first class condition. Moran 's scheduled to arrive late tonight UT Sunday morning.
 { The announcement that Ha.rs Stout. of Milwaukee, has offered SIT 900 purse for twenty rounu .ho,t between Champion Ad "olgas' and Mapdot, to be held in New or- leans in tn next two months h's caused Mando& to leave no s'oho uA turned in his training.
 Mandot must defeat Moran oeio'o woleast can fight him and Mohdas night he will enter the ring iireu with the amb tion that reaches
 wards wolgast and the title.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-31
WILL MEET ON
 WEDNESDAY, NIGHT Property Owners of West Fifth Avenue to Discuss
 Paving Material.
WILL LET CONTRACT
Tar'la Is Popular-Re port of Com miSlSOnerS to Re Made ii
 The Meeting.

A big meeting of the property owners of West Fifth avenue has bee'a called by the commissioners of | the new paving district, which in- , cludes that street from Main street, west to the Cotton Belt railroad tracks, for Wednesday evening mt S o'clock, at which time the commis oners will make a report of thetr inspection of pavements and ask tn :. property owners to instruct them as to the kind of pavement to use in the proposed work. County Judge c. NJ. Philpot is chairman of the board and M. E. Bloom and Fred Seny,rd are the other members.
 The object of the mee:ing is to scuss the character Of pavement that there might be no criticism of fered by property owners later in the event the pavement used does not satisfy one or more of them Judge Philpot and Major w. J. Parkes, the engineer of the District recently re- turned from tour of several South ern cities where they inspectad a number of pavements. Among them was a tarvia pavement, which is be- ing used with satisfaction in many cities and towns. Tn pavement E said to be the most reasonable in che matter of cost and is recommen ded by the street commissioner of Me,n- phis, where it has been successfully used Other pavements, however, are being ment oned.
 The property owners on West Fifth avenue have assessed themselves S50 a lot to bear the expense of the inn provement planned Some of thet1 favor even a larger assessment, but the majority of the property owners oppose amy greater cost because of the heavy loss they sustained some years ago in using gravel on that street.
 Judge Philpot and the other com- missioners are anx ous that every property owner attend the meeting Wednesday night, which will be held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. They want the matter thoroughly discussed with a view Cf lett sng a contract at some near future date.