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New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
REALTY NOTES.
OF years,

The Charles F. Noyes Company an
nounces that the new building TO be erected
by Theodore Burt Sayre on the plot Nos
.l17 and 1I9 Leonard street is to be three
stories high instead of two, with arrange
ments so that the building can be added to
II desired The front will be in fapestuN
brick. plate glass and marble: floors will
have heavy carrying capacity. Fred
erick Putnam Platt is the architect and
the contract for building has been awarded
10 Bernard f. Golden.
lis pendens was filed yesterday on the
property No. AZ West 72d street in connec-
tion with an action of specific performance
Of contract begun by the Hoyt Realty and
Leasing Company against Henrietta L.
Brown.
Henry Brady has been appointed receiver
OF No. 1874 Second avenue. pending fore
closure proceedings.
There has been no sale Of the property
No. 15I East S4th street, owned by Charles
Seligman. The house purchased by +. G.
Saltman was No. 1s4 East SOth street.
A permit has been issued by Building
Superintendent Miller for the demolition of
the ten four story buildings at the south
east corner Of Broadway and 47th street.
where theatre is to,be erected for Martin
Beck and Herman Fehr
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
LEASES.

NJ & L. Hess have leased for the Bert
field Realty Company the fourth loft. No.
25 West 18th street, to Schneider & Katz;
the Twentieth Street Realty Company the
front part of the tenth loft Nos. 45 and AZ
East goth street, to Morris Gerstenfeld &
Co; Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co, agents,
the third loft at Nos. and Washington
Place. TO Prashker Bros; Samuel Medlin
the store and basement at No. 12S West
26th street, to Heller e Newberger; the es-
tate Of Levi Goldenberg the store and base
ment at No. 10 and 112 Greene street. to
II. Miller & Co; Ida Haines the seventh
loft No. 16 East 18th street, to Charles H.
la Douceur; Henry G. Lytton the fifth
loft at No. IS to 90 West goth street, to
Hochstim & Bossak.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for
Philip Braender the fifth loft in No. 26 to
S2 West 18th street, to the Holtzman
Manufacturing Company; for Edward
w. Browning the seventh loft in the Herald
Square Building, No. 141 to 145 West 36th
street. to Paschkes & Ruby. and the fourth
loft at No. II West nth street to Harry l..
Dangler.
The Cross e Brown Company has leased
for John r. McMurray space on the ninth
floor in the building Nos. ~ and IA West
37th street, to George T. Fem, for term
Of wears
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
BIC SALES IN THE MIDTOWN SECTION
BNer of both Street Property to Erect Mercantile Building
arue 37th Street Site Traded for Downtown Structures
INVESTOR GETS APARTMENT HOUSES ON THE WEST SIDE

lots on the west side OF Morris avenue and tx
tending through 20 Walton avenue, II feet suu ~
of 1S4th street having frontage OF 10 iett ~, ~
each avenue and depth OF 1917 feet. The ehI''e
transaction involves about 100000
156TH STREET.-THE Karnack Realty Com,
pany has sold 10 client Of Fixman. Lewis a
Seligsberg for investment the Markeen, a siH M
story elevator apartment house. at No. 90 10
go West 156th street, on plot 12ix09 II rec, '
adjoining the Audubon Park apartments AZ nv nv
southeast corner OF Broadway. The house mas
been held at $4,000 1t was finished last yeaiI
by the sellers and is from plans by Somnerl eit ~,
q Steckler. The karnack Realty COMPANY ET11ES
IN part payment the property at Nos. 40 ana l4'
west 30th street. oOx9s.9 feet. near seventh ave
nue. reported sold on Saturday. Bert u u, faur
haber & co. were tho brokers In the TRANSACTION;
The Karnack company is having plans prepa'@eu @
for a twelve story loft structure 10 be efec'tu o''
tho Both street plot.
35TH STREET-Douglas Elment Co have nave
sold for Herbert Parsons No ll2 East ,5;nn Snsa, =
street a FIVE story English basement dweihns
house, on a lot lG. .SX9S9 feet.
3sTH STREET-Judson S. Todd has bought
from Dr. Jules +. serre No 63 West 3sth street
n four story dwelling house, and from the Par-
rott estate Nos G5 and 81 adjoning, two loui
story houses. The two parcels occupy piot p
ei QxqS . feet. s. B. Goodale & Perry were me
brokers' Mr. Todd recently purchased tnrough
Pease e. Euliman the abutting property az ,> iNGs @
90 and Gi West Goth street. Both parcels VIII DC
resold for Improvement
GREENWICH STREET-Robert r.. Rainey
has sold for the estate OF William KhineIai
2i Gx76 feet. adjoining the southwest corner "a 0
Reade street TO Serena Rhineiander represSSINSeu N
bv tho Rhinelander Real Estate Company OIL NJ
81 Nassau street.
FIRST AVENI-E-Leon s. Ntmayer has soIt
No 846 First avenue. four story tenement
house, on q lot % 6X5s feet, near 2Oth street
THE BRONX.
rposprcr AvENI'E-A sekllr has sold No.
1920 Prospect avenue TO a, client
13sTH sTREFT-Xurtz & Urcn. InGorpof{assee,u, {se,,
have sold for Rudolph Sens No. I63 East Idetn
street a six story new law apartment noN''' "
Mot 97 RN 100 fnof.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16

Sullivan, s4s East i4ist st; Jan l'; demand;
or on'. sIo opO. attorncy Lawyers Title lnsur
| ance and Trust 60. 100 broadway
! LOT 900. map of partition. estate ~ "I,llaln
Adce: Caroline WenninRer 30 23d Ward banN
Jan 10 prior mtg mtg 5000; duo a. per "o''''
90: address 2463 I'd ave.
MARION AVE. n cor of 18th ST. W,Hof
Elizabeth NJ Coogan and ano 10 Manhattam Nor,
gage Co. Jan 10. due as per bohhi S"'"'V' ~"
dress, 200 Broadway.
MAIN ST. Q g. % II OF Mary st. 25X97;
Caroline Wenninger 10 23d Ward Bank iprlgr
mtg 5000: Jan >; due as per bond; S.'op'
address. 2I69 81 ave.
OLMSTTAD AVE. . $. los q ot Startling
ave 6OxIoo 1.-TWO mtgs. each $4,000: Starting
Avenue Realty 90 to central Mortgag" CO; Dec
I: yrs. Z y per cent; 5000; attorneys. Otis q
Otis. 60 Wall st.
sTEBBINs AVE. $. atn Freeman st.
SIX irreg: George + Weston 70 Florence NJ has
kin. 205 West 67th st; Jan Il: yrs. per cent:
s2l. 600. attorney. LAWYERS Titls Insurance and
Trust 60, 100 broadway.
SUMMIT AVE. $50 3iNo2; George Goldstein 10
Louis Sulzbacher. 2jOS Broadway tprior mig
SIS. 800, Jan 10. due Aug I, 1914; per cent;
sl,7Oo: attorney. l. Rroadwin. 40 broadway,
STARTLING AVE. 5, so n . ot olmstead
ave. oo1l05 1.-TWO ntss; each s4o2l; AaT!lhg
Realty 90 to central Mortgnge GO, ." wall 81
Dec |; 2 yrs. 80 per cent $500; attorneys
Otis & OTIS co Wall 81.
WELLMAN AVE n :, goo II W Of Maynower
ave, 60xloo: Robert Walker 81 al 70 william
2: due Feb Is. 1918; q per cent. tL0oo; attorney.
7. T Mapes 1869 wlliamsbriige Road.
WEfLMAN AVE. n =. I25 n or Mayfower
ave. 25NiO0. Otto A Nilsson 10 Warren Manfe
VILE trustee, 1912 East 18th 81. Brooklyn. Jan
Ib yrs. ~ per cent. $500, attorney, + \
Allen. ~ Broadway.
WESTCHESTEH AVE. cor Castle I'M
ave. blxl6lx irrcg. Mary " HenninR 10 Henry
Alexandra. Fort Wadsworth, staten Island 81 al.
trustees: Dec q: yrs. y per cent; $4,000;
attorney, ] A Lane 80 Broadway.
i4OTH ST. 6T5 East. i7NloO; William A Hunt
ington 10 Emigrani Industrial Savings Bank. ri
Chambers st: Jan 10. yrs: $1,000; attorney. w
VI G orr 81 Chambers St
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
MUST PAY MORE FOR MIL
City's 55 Dispensaries i ",
Charge 8 Cents a Quar-

The milk to be furnished the bzk. :.
tho moor Of the city through the nftvs,.~
milk dispensaries Of the Departures, :.
Health will be sold this year at An :.
vance of one cent over last year Tia n.
nartment of health has contracted fer d,
great supply at eight cents a quart T..
wear the Sheffield Farms-S Sawson-DccL..
COMPANY furnished the milk that was A..
nensed through the fifteen stations al .ev..
cents quart This company did -ssy-rz,
this year The New York Dalrys,nes....
stration Company. obtained the c,Attarl
Two other companies submitted esiftitkE
TIE Department of Health furnIsbs,'
proper refrigerating facilities, while m.
contractors provide an empIoye for each a,
the ffty-hve stations who makes the SALE.
and receives the cash therefor The milk
10 he supplied this year will be hish
grade quality and is known as selected
milk pasteurized. This grade must also ba
delivered to the consumer within twenty.
four hours after pasteurization.
1t was said at the department yesterday
that twcnty-seven OF the hfty-fve stations
were now open, and that the others woula
De open Dy FeDruary ]. W hile tho Bn& ri
of Estimate and Apportionment appro.
priated only $4,000 in 1911 for infant mill,
stations, this year the sum Of $4,000 ID
available. 81"
The staff of nurses this year will be my.
five I'm number and there will be as many
assistants. There will be eighteen medical
inspectors II Is also purposed to double
the force Of nurses and assistants during
the summer months. Health Commissioner
I.oderlc plans to make this year the great
est in the history OF the department for the
education of mothers in the proper care Of
infants and in making possible the purchas,
of pure milk for them.
As planned. twenty-seven milk station
will be situated IN Manhattan, twenty-fou
in Brooklyn, two in The Bronx, one 4
Richmond and one in Queens. The mill
will be on sale in the stations from a. m
10 / y. m, each week day and at sue
other hours as may be required by the do
partment.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
MOVING PICTURE MAN STABBED
Tried to Eject Patron Who Couldn t
Find a Seat.

In a dispute with a patron who was una
BILE TO find a seat in his theatre. James
Scravina, OF No. "a Mott street. proprietor
OF a moving picture house on. Chatham
Square, was stabbed In the back yesterday
afternoon. Salvatore Merechio, nineteen
years old OF No. 81 South I'd street, Jer-
sey City, was locked up in the Elizabeth
Street station charged with feloniOus as
sauIt. Scravina was taken TO the Hudson
Street Hospital
According to the victim, Narcotic entered
the theatre when II was crowded and Gre
ated a disturbance. Scravina says he tried
20 eject him. and was stabbed in the back.
The patrons OF the theatre became greatly
excited and rushed from the place, Mare
chic I'm the lead. After chase to Worth
street and Park Row Patrolman Shaw ar
rested him.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
LIS PENDENS.

CENTRAL PARK VEST, $ ,.oret cor lyofN MoT,. -.
- tixIOO: George W Smith agt Margaret @ MolI
.oi, o. al Camendcd foreclosure OF mtg)' attoi
pcvs Olin, clark & Phelps
COLLEGE AVE W 8. 20 II OF 18TH 81, Jox
81. North side Savings Bank agt Henry }, Ts' !.
rison ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney ="
Schulz
Fulton ST, .. lot i05, map OF Wasnins'on on.
Vile 23xI5I4. Bronx; charles y Edtnons,yu n OK az
Vn " PenHeld et al foreclosure OF intg)' at
torneyS Carrugton Pierce.
ESSEX 81, As: Abraham Safir agt MARY
O'NciII faction 10 foreclose mechanics llen' aI-
torney. I, Rosenberg. 40
RRONX AVE g. 900 II n OF King ct. lplx
10. Theresa Foy agt Nelson Black Consuucuon
co OF al foreclosure OF mtg); attorney
Squires.
7oD ST. AZ West: Hoyt Realty and Leasing "a
agt Henrietta j. Brown (specihc performance
attorneys, Herrick, Breckinbridge 4 carney
CANNON ct. 8: Leo Bickel agt Max swersky
Of al parttionI; attorney Rasch'
MADISON ST. 223: Lydia r Rotzell ast Anni'
shapiTo tnotlce OF levy; attorney, L II sihith'
ROBBINS AVE. W $. 376.1i # 8 soS Of DsteT ,n", ~
o5xI46 II. Katonah ave. " cor Z5sth ST. ~.
81. Mortimer VI Menkeu azt Picone Healty 20 :,
al action to declare deeds void; attorney
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
MECHANICS LIENS.

l2iTH ST l57 and $50 West. Arthur Gaynor
Co agt + Meyers Realty TO: Hotel Viking co,
owoeIs John T. korndall. contractor and owner
Sa06 aj
l@iIH 81. i'i and ldg West. same agt $ Y
Meyers Realty 60 aud John ~ KorndaU owners,
Hotel VIKING 90 owner and contractor 81 600.
22D ST. lH' West; Michael Fogarty agt /
h'sner co. owner and contractor: s.. 40.
l2isT ST 22i West: BENJAMIN Meltzer oct
S3i
CLARK ST. 10 and 49, Grossman Bros &
Ilosenbaum agt Lillian Kellar owner; J,ilius
Mueller, contractor: 500
AUDUBON AVE. i0i to AZ. John Mason
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
ST. PAUL'S SIGN TRANSLATED
Chinese Characters Announce Sunday
School Run by Broadway Church.

A sign. in Chinese characters, hanging
on the Broadway fence In front OF St.
Paurs Chapel, which attracted considerable
attention from passers-by. was translated
yesterday morning by one OF the clergy at
tached TO the church.
II is merely an announcement of the
Chinese Sunday school run in conjunction
with the church at No % Vesey street The
sign is the handlwork of Yu Yue Tsu, one
of the twenty Chinese students at the Sun
day school. which has been organized about
three wears
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
sPINALMBNINGITIs HALTED
Serum from New York Used with Sue
cess in Dallas, Tex, Epidemic.

DR. Abraham sophian. OF the depart
mcnt NJ Health research laboratories "h'
IS in Dallas, Tex, assisting in the stampiht
ont there Of an epidemic of spinal-menlh
gifts, sent a telegram yesterday 70 Ut
William Park, head OF the laboratories
saving there were forty cases In the nos
p,tal in Dallas. but only a few new ones
we're developing. Or. sophian reported
that the snti-meningttis serum was being
used with much success.
The city OF Dallas has already purchaseu
from the laboratories OF the department
nifty thousand cubic centmeues Oh u.
seri,n, and that amount has been sent &c
the Texas city. The order provided TOT al
additional elfty thousand II needed
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF iessee)
JANUARY 10.

with name and address OF iessee)
JANUARY 10.
ALLEN ST. <, all: Gershsm Hausman @ ana
ano to Israel Perlow: yrs from Jan l. lolE'
$500: addrc-s. l1S Ludlow 81.
BROADWAY. 1s45 and 1s47. all; Upright 20
10 George w Rector and ano; 20 yrs from MarCh
/. 1872; 500. 600; address. 1si5 Broadway
Delaney ST 162 and 1874. store and base
rnent: Morris Weinstein and ano 10 Louis Wiioo
man; o yrs from Jan l, 1912; 81 400; address, loA
Delaney ST.
WASHINGTON AVE, 900. all; William Roland ,anni
TO Nicholas Lukin; yrs from FEB j. lSl[' sooo'
address, 967 Washington ave.
IST AVE, 1926. store and basement; WllliaHl
Klapper to William Stutz; yrs from May J.
1912. So 900; address, l44l lst ave
Cd AVE 22ls, 4 sty bldg; Abraham Cohen 70
Domenico Rega: 3 yrs from Jan g. 1elZ' sI'oVo'
address. 221s ID ave.
9TH AVE 467 and 469. store and basement
THlias TriDz TO Jules G CART; yr from Dec l.
1911; s., 100: address, 104 Reade st,
9TH AVE 1913, all; Patrick G Tighe 20
Michael L McCourt: yrs from Jan j. lel-'
81 100 address 333 9th ave.
10TH ST. % West ALL Helen Adams to Frank
r Ford: yrs from oct ], 1871; S3'OoO; adoFess'
80 West 18th ST.
!5TH ST 70 West, all; Henry NJ Toch 70
Margaret Lysagtt; 3 yrs from May i loli'
81 600; address 73 West 95th ST.
1O3D ST, 234 and 236 East; Morris Beck 20
Morris Grossman; yrs from Jan TO- l0l['
81 764 address, 242 East 104th ST.
l4OTH ST, 62 West, all; Henry Rosensteln 10
Jew Wing and ano, 3 yrs from feo /. leI['
So 700. address 81 y Pell 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

,xrrRyAI,E AVE. n Q cor 16Ith st; sam9eo on
=, ,,.Itt act Maria OConnor ct al; Aug "V
ig11 (by deposiD; $50. ,-or
BROADWAY. AZ: David NJ @ 0tarssn fs 1911;
Works agt Gardner estate e' d. i''
$3.50. -, r,.cbersk
sTu AVE. cor 110th st; Edward k9sc 9s no ,aii
act Eureka Parkway Garage ct al; DEC ~ i
SIS. c,ar Eire-
not Door and sash CO agt Norbert i|o'''
rt al: Nov II. 1911; $40 o,,o,,on
PIER "a. foot Of Fulton st: DanieI Dan, . iaI1:
agt Brunswick Steamship 20 e a.
$1,000. Ma, oct Henry
9TH AVE. so; Rose & Van Buren az 20
I, IEnbonbach ct al; Jan -. 1911; sl,loo ~
73D ST. $50 West; samuel smith as'
stern ct al; Dec IA, 1911; s2o. r,..,,.
orr, W s1o. Harry Rosenbaum Iron WORKS
,,, uonry r Eschenbach ct al: Jan oo' l''''
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

18TH STREET--Pease & Gilman have sold
No. 81 West 3gth street, 23X9s8 feet, for Mary
y. Rennard, trustee for the estate OF John
TOwnshepd. represented by Jone, Iarkln e.
Rathbone TO Judson s. Todd. This adjolns the
house which Mr. Todd bought last week. No "a
West 39th street. through the same brokers
18TH STREET w. A. Darling e. Son have
cold for the William NJ. Moore Company the
Msrthmoore a new six story elevator apartment
house az Nos sos and $40 West i39th street on
a plot i1D1i0O feet, located 1J0 feet west OF
Amsterdam avenue. The house has been held Al
$4,000 The purchaser Is u. l.. Davis, an in
veftor. vino gives two large vacant parcels In
the West Bronx IN part payment. They comprise
the Elk lots a. the northwest corner OF Morris
avenue and 1884 street. With frontages Of IA
feet ~ the avenue and los 3 feet In tho street
alec the two story frame dwelling house and ten
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions we're recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate tNcnanse
saIesroom. Nos. Il and 16 Nesey street:
By Bryan L. Kennedy
BROADWAY. 1881 TO 1887. n W cor 6,th 81:
s49x13i SIX irreg: sty bldgs; l-24th lnte5est :,
roadway, 1891, =. $40 II or oSth ~, 80
$50 tx .rreg; l sty bldg; 1-24th interest HooG on
uTtary sale: sold to Jacob Hirsch for sl4'8oo'
aD AVE 1858 and 25so, s, s2t II hIdgSi \ 81
voluntary sale; sold TO Henry q Autenranth
for S25. 900.
BRONXDAIF AVE- cor Mullno, aEv'
- ,-4vf9S5y irreR: voluntary sale; sold 10
William p OConnor for $4,000.
BY Joseph p. Day.
2SD ST $50 and 252, 3. 225 y OF S,n
ave. 5Oxis7.e 10 22d ST irreg; l sty olds
and vacant: withdrawn.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph P. Day.
wESTCHEsTER AVE, s cor Castle Hiii
ave. 81 .qxl6l lOxls 5xI57.6 Unionport; with
drawn. re-,
BY James L. Wells Co.
sTEUBEN AVE. S411. centre line, l8o II n
Of centre line 2l0th st, 1OONl3u. . sly lIHHle
dwg: sold TO the plaintiff for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

STARTLING AVE. SIS so ftsoi olms'ess,o ,l,n1 ave;
sy. bo,t0O. Central Mortgage Co loans starring
Realty co $4,000.
wEILMAN AVE, n s: f2S u " OF maSnUHe, n,to
ave- 25xlOo: Elmer Allen atty ioan' O''0 -
and Ingrid Nelson $500.
yyESTCUEsTFR AVE, n 8. So n OF
clover st 2Ox6I 10: Poughkeepsie trust 20 ioans
Glover Construction Co $1,000
wESTCHESTER AVE, q loo ~ Son "
c,over al, 20x67 II: same loans same sI,Vo.
wrsrCuEsTDR AVE, n W g. 65 II n of
Clever al 2Ox67 Q; Odell Corning Buuer anu
Pnnebkeen.ie Trust Co loan same $1,000
list ST, lss to IA West; Title GuatanSs' Hn sano
and Trust Co loans Aendale BUILDING 20 S'V''
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16

,sslty co, Inc. owner and contractor;
si' o-.. ,r ao7 East: Sam samet agt Wenare
mTH o. o. owner and contractor; SEQ
MULBERRY s ST Mcsss ss sIsanis sPs 1 Wih% Brsan
Iho,,,oS onr and contractor; 5000 80
o"n .,,,,rox AVE- 4C4 to 4i2; North American
Az Du o, D. 90 agt II 6 Realty 90. owne- ana
%s Henry Mp5a sSs~on ssSn
CbNhh ,titan Keller, owner; James G kunn'
co ago., az. I.''' julius Mueller, sub-contractor'
81. .4ss 9s. .,.,... r.... a., os,ata
ieyrH ST Go west; solomon Cnger i sss eSIss aiSx
OF hlcnaiVv Vorons 60. contractors STA 30.
ou,npy 20: Eer Manufacturing co agt
,,',Or,e bDw s ~ Blythe. owner and contractor re
ncwaD; $209. %, =, - -,
EINGsBRIDGE TERRACE, g :. t9l. %, ~ t,reS u 4.
hihs S.hiI ard Anss " Schill. owners; knoch
eIlSn sa,,or & MoreIli, contractors; ssli ~.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
NEW BUILDING PlANS'
MANHATTAN.

9oTu ST. eaI to Go7 West; for stE ,o aVast ara
,oir 0GxgS. Joseph Stern & son: Inc, o'3 81 " :,
,ntb at ov ners. J I.awIor, 7oV "e9' - 80
architect; S22j,O0O.
3o1-u ST. 81 and 81 West; for - sE ~ SUI tIS
- ,Hcas t1NSg: Brunswick ReRltE 70 90 ~. y,
1,an 1t, "Stb a. owner: = Zobel Us East -sul
:, ,rcbits.,. StSJ.OOO
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16
A NEW MERCANTILE BUILDING.

The twelve story mercantile building at
No. 220 TO go West 10th street, is one of the
new buildings i'm the midtown section. 1t
is equipped with the latest improvements.
Several interesting leases have lately been
made in the structure by h. S. Willard a.
Co. agents, of No 45 Pine street
New-York tribune., 1912-01-16

SPLENDID SUITE Of ofices to lease; s9S
Equitable Life. Apply Room 9iL Ill Broadway
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-10-16
The County Seat
Question Will not be Sub
mitted at Coming Election

After the hearing the question
OF the county seat removal before
Judge Shute last Saturday, when
he held that none but electors
were eligible to sign, and there
fore declared the Stafford petition
void, an appeal was taken and an
agreement entered into between
the opposing council that the
matter should go Immediately
before the supreme court, so that
the question could be submitted
to the voters this fall in case of
a reversal.
Since then, however, the op-
ponents to county seat removal
have instructed their lawyer to
use the full 80 days allowed him
by law to make answer, so as to
make it possible to get d decision
in time to place the question on
the ballot. Guardian.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-10-16
Business Mems Boosting
Excursion

On last Monday evening the
Business Mems Boosting Excur-
sion passed through Duncan, but
only stopped here a few minutes,
this consisted Of the majc rity of
the business men Of Ell Paso, and
some from most every town along
the line between here and Ell
Paso, E. w. Taylor and B. F.
Billingsley, two of Duncan's S
hustling merchants accompanied
them to Clifton and Morenci.
In Clifton the people got to-
gether and showed their hospita-
lity by giving them a banquet
and dance which proved to be a
grand success and in Morenci
they were seated to one of the
most elaborate spreads that the
boosters sit down to on their
entire trip.
Now Duncan is reached on the
return from Clifton and the train
stopped here fifteen minutes dur
ing which time the band played
several tunes to the large crowed
which was at the train to give
them a cheer after which the
train departed for Globe and
other parts Of the state.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-10-16
Wayland Leaves Clifton

Roy Wayland who has been
the head Of the A. G. Co., Dl
department for several years /
resigned and is to move
Deming, New Mexico, where
goes into the drug business f
himself.
Mr.. Wayland has many friel
in Greenlee and old Graham col
ties who will regret to see Ii
leave but, will be united in wis
ing him success. Mr.. Wayl;
has always taken a good liv
interest in politics and public
fairs, he is a staunch Democ
and will be needed in Repubh
New Mexico.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-10-16

On last Tuesday morning Mr..
and Mrs. L. F. Vaughn left for
Phoenix where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Vaughn
will enter the general practice of
law at that place, having associ-
ated himself with the Hon. H.
w. Clark, formerly of Ell Paso,
this makes a strong team and
success is certain, they are To-
Gated in the National Bank of
Arizona building, with Offices on
the fourth floor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn have
lived here some seven years, dur
ing which time they made many
friends who will regret to learn
of their departure and will wish
them much success and prosperi-
ty in their new home.
Miss HELEN Keller, born blind,
deaf and dumb, astonished the
Geological Congress at Harvard
recently by singing to them in a
sweet voice. Miss Keller learned
to speak several years ago, and
is able to converse in several diff
ferent languages, in spite of the
fact that she has never been able
to hear a sound, and has been to-
tally blind since birth. She has
made several speeches since she
learned to talk.