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The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
HOw's rHIss

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known
r. ]. Cheney for the last IS years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obliga'. ons made
WALDif;o. KINNAN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure II taken intern
snS s Mucous % % anrfaess u'" Of the "I .ySsem ;eDa
Testimonials sent free. Price 76c. per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Haifs Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEAsE
STATE. LANDS

Office of the state Board OF Land
Commissioners.
Denver, Colo. Aug. 81 1912
Notice is hereby given that Jno G.
Han, whose postofYice address ts
Evans, Colorado. has made applIcation
No. A,ss5 to lease the following de-
scribed school Lands, situate In Weld
County. Colorado. to-wit:
NWt of NWA. See. SO. Twp. 6 n.
X. sc W.
No other application to lease the
above described lands viii be ronsid-
cred after September 26, 1912
Il. l., JEFFEESDN
Register State Board Land Cotnmis-
sioners.
First publication in Greeicv rrihupe
Sept S, 1912; last publicaiIog Sent
20, 1912.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
NOTICE OF APPLICATION rn,..r
STATE LANDS

Commissioners. -
Denver, Colo, Aug. 81. 1912.
Nouce is hereby given thar ios.nb
ssaro%' saaa' Whose postoffice address is
o"pv washington st. Denver bn.
MADE application No. A-ggs H. ,.asa
she following described frJemnity
Schooi Lands situate in Weld County.
VIZ eS W 9f NEA' Sec. IA, Twp. 10 NJ,
No other application TO leae. the
above described lands Will be- co,.td
cred after September 90, 1912
Rep,s,sr -. l.. JEFFERsoN.
sioners. 'ofnHis-
c.r rirst pubiieatlon in Greeley tribune
Sssspt; .; 1917; last publlcntlon Ssmt
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
Canning Factories Busy

Fort Lupton, Sept. 1o.-Ihe cnieI
industry here at this time is tnat
of tomato canning. Both factories
are busily at work. The barwise
factory canned 400 cases one gay
last week and the Silver state hau
a run of 500 cases one day. II
there ia no frost for while the crop
will be good.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
Claims Barley Record

Galeton, Sept. Fired Engle,
living near here, claims the distinc-
ton of having harvested the largest
yield OF barley that has been record
ed in the county. His crop aver
aged S5 bushels to the acre. L. w.
Russell of Milliken is not far be-
hind with yield of 79 bushels to
the acre.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
Kersey Preparing Exhibit

Kersey, Sept. 10.-Kersey farm
ers are getting up a kersey district
display for the county fair that VIII
make exhibitors from the other DIS
tricts sit up and take notice. Ex.
cellent samples OF both dry land ana
irrigated crops have been brought
in The old timers say they expect
the Kersey exhibitors to carry on
some of the prizes.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Company did on the ZZu uhy VI Si",Sn r
isI9 pledge to the undersigned. Joserh j;
Mitchell the following shares OF Chplthl
stock of the Bee Line Ditch Compan!'
Colorado corporation. to-wn;
(,ertif,cate No. lls for one share:
Certificate No. III for one share;
Certtftrate No. IFS for one share;
Cartifiynte No. lf9 for one share.
Certificate No. 10 for one share:
Certificate No. l2l for one share.
Certificate No. l2s for two shares
Certificate No. ls3 for two shares
Certificate No. l24 for two shares;
Certificate No. 125 for two shares
Certificate No. Ia for two shnres
aggreyatinr sixteen shares OF CapltHl >tock
OF snid company. which said certihchtes are
him In blank the said The Denver-l0ramie
Realty Company being the beneficial owner
thereof. which said pledge was made 20 said
Joseph T. Mitchell ns collateral security Tor
a certain note signed by Clarence l., W light.
and endorsed by the snid The Denver LARA
mie Realty Company. dated sept J. lfln, for
the principal sum OF $3.50 ana payable to
Joseph Hurd upon which note there is n
balance due principal OF s. ar. 'ogether
with interest and which said note had.
prior to said I'D day of March, 4 u. 1917.
b.en assigned by said Joseph Hurd to said
Joseph I. Mitchell, who Is now the owner
and holder Of said note;
AND WHEREAS, the said Clarence l..
Wight mnker OF said note and the ,aid The
Denver-IAramie Realty Company, the en-
dorser thereof have defaulted in the pay
ment of the balance due upon said note. to-
Rtther with the interest thereon.
AND WHEREAS. demand has been made
by the said Joseph r. Mitchell upon said
Clarence l.. Wight. and said The Denver-
Laramie Realty Company for the pnyment
of the balance due upon said note aud said
I interest.
NOW. THEREFORE,. notice is hereby
given that the undersigned pledge Of said
| shares of stock in The Bee Line Ditch Com
pany will. on Thursday, the 18th day Of Sep
tember. A. b. 1912. Mt the hour two o'clock.
| p. M. of said day. at the front door Of The
First National Bank, in the Town Of MtlIi-
ken. Weld county, Colorado. sell .Aid stock
or so much thereof may be nere ssary.
and all the right. title. claim and demand
OF said Clarence l.. Wight md OF -nid The
| DenverIarnmie Realty Company, thereto.
| to the highest bidder for cash for the pur-
pose OF paying the balance due upon said
| note together with the interest thereon,
and the costs OF making such sale
| Dated August ~ 1912.
| JOSEPH T. MITCHELL.
PedEee.
Boulder, colorado
| Henry o. Andrew, Attorney.
| First publication Greeley Tribune Aug.
ust -. 1872.
Last publication Greeley Tribune, septem-
| ber L. 1912.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

Johnstown, Sept. T. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ferguson, living six
miles northwest of here. are the
proud parents of son, their first
child which was born Wednesday
afternoon.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
Y. Mo. A. SCHOOLS DsS ss'ea' II

THoRo COURSES IN BUSINESS, sSGHFs SIIFNs3GC0 COLLEGE
FARM BooKKEEpING ConM13EE Connh3 SMfECtfANICAL AN ANp
ARCHITECTuRAL DRAFTING, EL5 En- OAisSAYING
s.naa, a.. ,.as ao..se by the ,'sps 5 S'5
men Of Denver institution for young Small classes
the cost OF and %
equipment highest grade of PRACTlCA Gymnasium T,
and social Included it's school for Dept Dn''
fully answered AdSssss L. - - No. ~
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
Goe~ East to Study

Miss Mary Kendel leaves this
week to continue her study Of voice
culture in New York City. Miss
Kendel has spent the summer in
Greeley with her mother. Mrs. Alice
Kendel. She has spent several years
studying in New York City.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
HENRY CANDiN
public Stenographef
Notary Public ).

Am now prepared 10 ,,,nsst u
kinds of reporting a ai' nod
H,r'' inr' mimeographing ana and I'd !
ial 1ns' work, with neatness, "a anu i'd 1
match. private office &C. ~ tor !,
ton. Have typewriter, typaa and nd al
ons for sale. Suite 2 phone o. ".
tional Bank block rh0"
535.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
Former Luptonite Visiting

Ft Lupton, Sept. 10.-J. F. Jack
son. formerly OF Fort Lupton but
now OF California. is visiting with
his brother, George Jackson, OF
Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12

who was authorized to hs'sin AT on"'
nv the hoard of county co'nnhs>i"
ers early this afternoon. rms WI
IN, independent of the crii'i""'
charges against IeNinny.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-12
PLEDGEE's SALE

WHEREAS. the Denver Laramie Hthiis y
Comnany did on the I'd day OF March, \ T.
lgl9 pledge to the undersigned, JOSEF !;
Mitchell the following shares OF Chplt
stock Of the Bee Line Ditch Compah!'
Colorado corporation. tO-wtt:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-31
With Local Pin knights

plicated against Trinity Congrega-
tional.
On the Weingarth & Whatton al
lsya last night Billy Weingarth's
Newark team grabbed the first Of a
series of home-and-home watches
with Frank Books Elizabeth pin.
ners, winning two straight games.
Apex won the odd game of three
from Harmony in a Pythian League
match rolled. on the Tuxedo alleys
last night. Handy Andy forfeited q
match TO West Hudson.
n q ROYAL Arcanum League
match, rolled on the Weingarth &
rvs iast night the Long
fellow quintet won three games from
.asalant u five.
One Commercial League match was
rolled on the Weingarth & Whatton
alleys last night, the Westons win
ming two out of three games from
the David Straus team.
A Kraemer tournament match was
rolled on the Kraemer alleys last
night. The T%riumphs, Brooksides
and TFiunes each won two out of
four games.
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When the fifty bowlers hat COM
peted in the star headpin tournament
on the Iroquois alleys last night fin
ished their work the total number Of
teams for the season had been in
creased to $50. This means that,
though the tournament has only
been held thirteen nights, $50 bowlers
have already had a chance at the
prizes put up by the Star. IL the
same ratio is maintained for the
balance of the season the wonderful
record of 1880 teams, made during
the tournament of t911-19t2, will be
beaten.
1t was another CLUB night" last
night. There were ten teams al
hand, but only one of the bowlers
Bucco, of the Victorias, was able
to win one of the silver Watchfobs
offered by the Star to those who roll
scores between 100 and 10. Bucco
had a mark of 102, and he turned
the trick in spite of a miss in the
tenth frame,
Tho Runaway and Headley teams
went on first. II. Drummer, with q
miss in the second box, accounted
for a score of 81. He was the only
ono of the ten to hit the headpin
with consistency. In the second
squad the Camden and Victoria teams
performed. Millar relied % for the
Camdens, with a miss in the sew
enth box. The Vailsburg Tigers No.
l team and the st. Adams Guild
quintet next took to the alleys. +
Leidig, who rolled sc, with two
misses, was high. The Newtons and
the p. and +. team rolled next.
Brown rolled 81, q miss In the tenth
box being fatal to him. Albert, who
slipped in a miss in the fourth frame,
rolled "a. The Avalon and Halifax
teams rolled last, and none of them
was able to hit the headpin in good
style,
Bowlers from the White Palace al
leys, under the management of Glars
Reid, will roll in the Star headpir
tournament tonight.
Newark Ellis lost three straigh,
games to New York in an ElSs
League match, rolled in Manhattan
last night. All the local team!
score were under the 900 mark.
Elizabeth and Rutherford Elhs
made clean sweeps. in their Eiks
League matches with their respect
i've opponents. Queehsboro and Pat
erson, last night. Greensboro an'
Rutherford were the scenes of bat
tie.
Two Orange Church Leagu
matches were decided on Schmidt
Alpha alloys ast night. Contra
PresbY took three games from Hsw
torne Avenue, and Holy Trinity dn
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each of the other heats he did not
win he was second. He trotted the
seventh heat in 2:19A.
The only other race he won that
season vent five heats i'll which he
won the three final heats, taking his
record for the season, 2:191a, in the
third heat.
In 1911 he made thirteen starts over
the mile and half mile track. He won
seven races, was three times second,
twice third, once fourth and never
behind the money.
1t was recently reported in Some
of the turf papers thai Belle Vara
Boy. 2:10A, in the stable of Eddie
Hollenbeck. ahad dropped dead after
a race at Riverliead. This is an error.
The horse that died in his stall after
! winning q race at Riverhead was
Boy Belle Vara, an own brother to
Belle Vara Boy, but q %trotter.
The Hollenbeck horse is still living,
and his record. 9:10M, is a pacing
record, although he has been worked
this season on a trot. In appear
ance one horse was a counterpart OF
the other, and the mistake which
crept into the papers was perhaps,
in a measure, excusable.
The black colt Bingen Bel, be-
lieved to have been the property of
J.. II. Cuthill, of this city, which was
sold in the receut Kentucky sale,
was knocked down for $75. lie was
bought by Richard Shea, n mason, at
Lexington, who will. at maturity,
use him for a drivins "erse, and it Is
doubtful whether ever see a
race track again.
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With TrOtter and PAGER


During the past umnler Richard
Delaheld, the New York banker. built
a, half-milc track at his Brook Farm,
chester, n. Y, and a meeting VIII
probably be given there mex season.
Mr.. Dclafield Is the owner of the
brown trotting stallion Shawby,
2.o7h, by Silent Brook, and the PAGER,
Jones Gentry, 2:05M, both of which
threw a surprise into the grand cir
cult followers when Budd Murray,
Mr.. Delaheld's trainer appeared with
this pair.
Judged by the quality of the ma
terial already entered in the COM
ing "Old Glory sale, the event Will
be one of the greatest sales ever held
In the, garden. High-class aged
horses. ready to race, are very scarce
and few If any are for il at any
reasonable price. yet many consign-
ments of very worthy youngsters
will be offered and many stake
winners will doubtless come from
among them.
Baden started as a race horse over
the half-mile tracks as a 4-year-old
in 1916 During that season ne
scored for the word in fifteen races
In these he was twice first, twice sec
ond. three times third, once fourth
and seven times behind the money
The first race he ever won was the
e:30 trot at Baltimore on August ~
1910. This was a se~ven-heat affair
in which Baden won the fourth, hfth
and seventh heats.
In the frst heat he finished eighth
In a field of thirteen horses, and
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the boys original names. Joe" and
~"Peter-they- were the names for
YOU, and thus it has been from that
day to the present time.
They josh about "Joe's' new cot
tage up Twin Lakes IT is a
spacious and substantial dwelling,
which is being pushed rapidly to
completion. it Is located on a hill
side near Parker's Glenn brook. and
folks are busy specializing as to
whether it will be n bachelors do
main or a real home. The fact that
the plans are said to include a den
at the front Of the basement, level
with the ground, where billiard and
pool tables. ETC., will relieve the farm
monotony, seems in favor of the
bachelor idea.
An interesting thing about this
house is that the timber for it was
cut near "Joe's' W farm last win
ter. Joe" helping in the work. A
stationary sawmill was installed near
by and the logs made into building
material. The farm of the pitchers
parents adjoins his own
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rcbancery A-3e9.l

TChancery A-JU9.J
INTERRUPTS SALEEIn Chancery of New Jer-
Jersey. Between Joseph NJ. Riker, COM
plainant, and Clarence Curren, CT ais, Gle.
PENDANTS. III. fa., for sale OF mortgag ed
premises. a..
faniss to me directed. l shall expose for sale
bv public vendue. at the Court House. in
Newark. on Tuesday, the twenty-sixth day OF
November next, at two o,eioeS P M, az
situate. lying and being in the City of New.
ark. Essex County. New Jersey;
Reginning at a point in the southerly line
OF Clifford street distant one nun1rsa ani :,
q foot from the corner formed by the inter-
section OF said line Of Clifford street with
the e~asterly line of Adams street, as laid out
on a man entitled MAP of property belong
ing to James W. and Isaac M. Miller, sltu-
ated in the Zenith Ward of the city OF New
ARK n. - said part being also the north
east corner Of lot No. 5ol as laid out on said
sa. d line of Clifford street fifty feet to the
line OF lands formerly of Mary Maier. and
conveyed by the said Anthony j.
Maier e the said Clarence Sup pns ,n ,ndneS
and four feet and fifty one-hundredtils OF a
foot 10 a point which Is the southwest cor
ner of the said lands recently conveyed 10
the said Clarence Curren;, thence 81 vest
erIv parallel with Clifford street nifty feet
to the easteriy line Of said lot No. 551 on
said map; thence 10 northerly along that
line az rIght t sngles See 70 s vmHG stty S'o ons-a one
breathe Of a foot to Clifford street and the
place OF beginning. Being the same prem
Uses conveyed to the said Clarence Curren
deeds. one bearing date March 10. 1910. and
the other dated March ~ 1910, recorded IN
book R-4a. page sa2. and SIS. page 4Qs, re-
Newark. \ October y 1912
Rsker < Rikef. sorre fi6 So
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

tchancery A-357.l
sHERIFF"s sALE.ln Chancery OF New
Jersey. Between Warren 8. Brown, COM
plainant, and Rosie lfrichman ct ais, dc.
fendants. ri. fao for sale OF mortsaeed
premises.
Bv virtue OF the above stated writ of 1eri
faclaJ, to me directed. l shall expose FOR sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, in
Newark, on Tuesday. tho twelfth day OF NO
tracts or parcels of land and premises situate,
lying ard being In the City Of Newark, Essex
first tract: Beginning in the southerly
line Of Jackson street at the distance of one
hundred and twenty feet from the corner or
Jackson and Market streets; thence running
north thirty-nine degrees and thirty minutes
east thirty 1900 feet more or less thence
south fifty degrees thirty minutes east ono
hundred 600 feet. thence south thirty-nine
degrees thirty minutes west thirty t5ul rect
more or less; and thence north nifty degrees
and thirty minutes west one hundred doo)
feet 10 place of beginning.
Being mafked~and designated as lot num-
Der ninety-eight t9s) ON a MAJ OF the James
Baldwin property.
Being The same premises conveyed to the
said Rosie Krichman by deed OF even date
herewith and not yet recorded ana ms
purchase money mentioned in said convey
ance.
Second tract: Beginning at a point in the
westerly line of Jackson street distant one
hundred and ten feet and fifty hundredths
OF a foot southerly from the southwest cor
ner of Jackson street and Market street.
thence running westerly at right angles with
Jackson street seyenty-two feet: thence
soufherly twenty-seven feet more or less;
thence easterly sixty-nine feet to the West
crly line of Jackson street; thence nortneply
twentv-seven feet to the place OF beglnnins;
Being lot No. II on block map No. 1000
on the maps of the city of Newark, \. ).
JOHN r. MoNAIAN. Sheriff.
Frederick I. Hey, Sofr. Hl''es)
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rcbaneery A-S7o.l

tChancery A-S72.l
SHERIFF'S SALD-In Chancery OF Rev Jer-
sey. Between rho Prudential Insurance
Company Of America, complainant, ana
Horace Codington and others, defahddnts.
III. IA, for sale of mcrtgaEed premises.
BY virtue of tho above stated writ OF herl
facias. 10 me directed. J shall expose for sale
by public vcndue, at the Court House, IN
Newark, ON Tuesday, the twentN-sixth day oi
November next, al two O'Clock p. rn.. all
that tract OF parcel OF land and premises
situate. king and being in the City of New
ark, Essex County. New Jersey:
Beginning in the northerly line OF Rose
terrace at n point distant six hundred and
nfty-eight feet ~easterly from the easterly
line of South Tenth street; thence running
along the line of Rose terrace south sixty
seven degrees forty minutes east thirty-oLe
feet: THENCE north twenty-five degrees twenty
minutes east one hundred and twenty-five
feet and flfty-seven one-hundredths OF a foos;
thence north sixty-siX degrees six minutes
west thirty-one feet and one o~ne-hundredth
OF a foot. and thence south twenty-five de-
grees twenty minutes west one hundred and
twenty-three feet and forty-three cne-hun.
dredths of a foot to the northerly line OF
Rose terrace and place of beginning.
Being part of the SAME premises conveyed
by Richard S. 'Treacy, ct ais. trustees, 10
the said Union Building Co., by deed dated
June 2Tth, 1905, and recorded IN the Regis.
tors Office of Essex County in book u 3o or
deeds for said county on pages ~. &C.
Newark, N. j., October u. 1912.
John f. MONAHAN. Sheriff.
Edward d. Dufield, Soi'r. Gl3.2a)
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Gcha neeiy A-s51.l
snnRfEn,s sAI

lCha neeiy A--361,1
SHERIFF'S SALft-IG Chencery of New
Jersey. Retween Lee T. tIallock, com
plaina nj. and John Zlpfel. Junior, ct ais. de-
fsndants. Fl. IA, for sale of mortgasel
Ternises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of teri
.fscias to me directed, | shall expose for salo
by public vendue. at the Court House, In
Newark, on Tuesday. the twelfth day of No.
Vember next, at two o'clock p. m, all aha.
tract or parcel of land End premises sitnfts.
lying and being in the City of Sewark. Essex
County, New Jersey:
Beginning in the westerly line of South
Seventh street at a point therein distant
three hundred and seyenty-hye feet south
erly from the souther'y line Of Fifteenth
avenue; thence running ID southerly along
The westerly line Of South Seventh street
seventy-aye feet; thence % westerly and
parallel with Fifteenth avenue one hundred
ieet; thence CD northerly and parallel with
South Seventh street soyenty-fve feet to a
point distant three hundred and seventy Ave
feet southerly from the southerly line of FIJI
tenth avenue; thence "a ~easterly and par
allel with Fifteenth avenue ono hundred feet
to said westerly Hue of South Seventh street
and the place OF beginning. Being the same
premises conveyed to the said John Zipfel.
Junior. by Paul Buchanan. by deed recorded
in O-32. ITO.
Newark, N. j., October Z, 1912.
JOHN h, MONAHAN. Sheriff.
Wilson & Carr. sol'rs. sl2.24
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snEulFT,s sAIEs.
TCnanoerv A-s52.l


ICnancery A-S52.l
SHERIFF'S Chancery OF New
Jersey. Between Broad street Investment
Company, a corporation, complainant. ana
Frederick McAllister, ct al, defendants. FL.
ia, for sale OF mortgaged premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ OF heri
secias. to me directed, l shall expose or sale
ny public vendue, at the Court House., in
Newark, on Tuesday. the twelfth day or MO-
vsmber next. at two O'Clock p. m. all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate,
wing and being in the City Of Newark Essex
County, New Jersey;
beginning in the ~casterly Inc Of Ridge
street at a point therein distant i've hundred
and eighty-six and seventyfone one-hun-
dredths feet southerly from the southerly line
OF Bloomfield avenue; thence along the line
of Ridge street south twenty-e ght degrees
forty minutes west fifty feet; thence south
sixty-one degrees twenty minutes east one
hundred feet; thence north twenty-eight de-
giecs forty minutes east fifty feet; thence
north sxty-one degrees twenty minutes west
one hundred feet 20 Ridge street to the place
of beginning. Being Known and desisnated
as lots Nos. 81 and 5S on map of property
belonging to the Newark Quarry Company,
situated in the Eighth ward IN the City OF
Newark, N. j.. surveyed by Francisco G.
Barkhorn. surveyors. May g. 1884.
Newark, ~. j., October Z, 1917.
JOHN II. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Roland ID. Crocker, Solr. Si1.90)
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tChancery A-355l
ChanCp

lChancery A-3551
r SALE-In Chancery OF New
Jersey. Between Charles j. Basch. COM
plainant. and Evalyn ]. Glbney. ct ais, de-
PENDANTS. III. IA. for sale Of mortgaged
premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ Of herl
facias. 70 me directed. l shall expose for sale
by public Nendue. at the Court House, In
Newark. on Tuesday. the twelfth day OF No
venber next, at two o'clock y. M, all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate,
lying an being in the CITY OF Newark, Essex
County. New Jersey:
Beginning in the ~essterly line Of STANLEY
avenue ut a point therein distant sixty-ssvep
feet .northerly from the northerly line -
Avon avenue; thence running along the line
Of Stanley avenue north twenty-four degrees
twenty-one minutes east thirty-two feet:
thence south sixty-hve degrees thirty-nine
minutes east eighty-nlne feet and eight one
hundredths OF a foot; thence south twenty
two degrees twenty minutes west thirty-two
feet and two one-hundredths Of a foot, and
thence north siSty-hve degrees and thirty
nine minutes west ninety feet and twenty
one ne-iaEndredtha Of g foot to the easterly
line OF STANLEY avenue and place Of Begin
Mug.
JOHN F. UoSAHAN. Sheriff.
LoNv. KoWcnstein & Leoer. Sof'rs. Oil ri