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Graham guardian., 1912-11-01
NOTICE
SOLOMONvILLE, ARIZ.,

October %, 1912.
Letter to the Tax Payers Of Ora
ham County: E !,
Pursuant to the wnotice is here.
by given that the Duplicate Tax
Roll of Graham County for the year
1912 is now in my possession and
that taxes will be received at my
Office at Solomonville. or either of
the banks in the county.
Taxes become delinquent Decem.
Der l6. 1912, and unless paid on
that date, or prior thereto. S per
cent will be added to the amount as
penalties the first month, and one
per cent per month added there.
after. As is customary in our county.
but not the law, notices have been
sent to the property owners and
agents for their convenience at the
expense of the county. notifying
them of the amount of taxes due.
But. through transfers of land. the
change of postoffice since the assess
Graham guardian., 1912-11-01
PIMA

F. L. Wilson has moved to his
ranch west of town.
The residence of H. w. Crockett
is nearly completed. 1t will be one
Of the incest little dwellings in town
when finished.
The many friends of Grover NAL
lery will be glad to know that he ia
now convalescing after a severe at
tack Of pneumonia.
(. The district school has converted
the library room into an emergency
room, and have supplied it with a
cot, a medicine chest. ETC..
Pima is we'll presented at the
State fair. P. G. Merrill, Mrs.
Alder g and Mrs. Gustafson being
among the number attending. %
y. II. Mangum went to Eden last
to assist the choir of that
place in rendering some very diff
cult anthems, in their church ser
vices.
Graham guardian., 1912-11-01
GlA VALLEY NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered
by the Guardian, Cor
respondents
THATCHER

President Kimball left for Phoe-
nix Tuesday morning.
w. w. Pace made q trip to Cana
nea the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Belle Pace was reported very
i'll for a number of days. but is inn
proving. ...-- s- ...'n
Orson Tyler has been appointed
sexton for Thatcher. All are pleased
to know this. r... -.....,
We are pleased to see Joseph
Robinson out again after such a
severe illness. ' ..... '... ''..... a.. b.,
President G. M. Layton made q
business trip to Ell Paso the latter
part Of the week. .'
Mrs. William A. Moody left Mon
day morning to attend the fair at
Phoenix and the convention at Mesa.
DR.. and Mrs. Dryden and Bishop
and Mrs. Merrill. of Pima, attended
the musical recital that was given
Thursday evening.
Isaac Blake was in town Friday
visiting his sister, Mrs. William A.
Moody. He has just returned from
q mission in Europe.
On Monday q special meeting was
held in the Academy building for
the Mexican refugees. A large
crowd was In attendance.
Dave Williams, ST., and wife ar
rived Friday night from Duncan.
and were with their daughter, Mrs.
Jesse Phillips, up to the time of her
death.
Mrs. Julia Carpenter returned
Friday from Miami. where she went
to be with her son. Lester. who re-
Gently underwent an operation for
appendicitis. ~....
Mrs. Emma Merrill has moved
from Bryce to Thatcher and at pres
ent 10 occupying the Sam Baird
place. We are pleased to see her
back in Thatcher again.
E, Green arrived home Friday
evening, accompanied by his bride.
She Is from Omaha, Neb.. and they
met in Salt Lake City, where, they
were married. We wish them much
happiness. y
David Holguin and Prof. Bond,
assisted by Miss Ella Haywood, gave
a veryschoice recital Thursday eve-
ming in the Academy. Two piano
we're given by Master Paul
Merrill. of Pima. All enjoyed i'll
verycmuch. |
A large crowd of Thatcher folks
Graham guardian., 1912-11-01
500 Reward. 500

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages. and that is
Catnrrh. Halls Catarrh Cure 10 the only
positive euro now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease requires constitutional treat
racnt. Ec.rs Catarrh Cure, Is taken in
tcrnally. acting directly upon the blood
and r,ucous surfaces CT the system, there
by destroying tho tfoundstica of the dis
case. c.d giving tho patieat strength by
G...liiay UP tie. c.eoa5titutionsc crd assisting
l'ateTa IN Cc!2S it3 work. The proprietors
hare - r7rch faith in its curative pow
ers thct tAcy offer Ono Hundred Dollars
fer c@y ccSo that It falls to cure. Send
Add-caa j. J. ciiENEY = CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Soil by I'll DrugCists, s5c.
Take Halls Cpruiiy Pills for constipation.
Graham guardian., 1912-11-01

Is your husband cross? An ir-
ritable, fault finding disposition is
often due. to a disordered stomach.
A man with good, digestion is near
ly always good natured. A great
many have been permanently cured
of stomach trouble by taking
Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale by
Stafford Drug Co. 37-5t
Subscribe for The GUARDIAN.
Graham guardian., 1912-11-01
$4,000
WORTH

Of the finest Jewelry and Optical
Goods right up-to-date in style. are
now ready for your inspection at
the Stafford Jewelry Co. Consisting
of: Watches. Ladies Gents Fobs in
Gold and Silk Chains. Rings. Brace
let's. Necklaces. Lockets. Scarfpins1
Brooches. Chatlin Pins for WatcheA
and Optical Goods Of all descripf
tions. Stone cutting and Mounting
in any style. Wedding rings spe-
ciality. Speetacles repaired and
Lenses duplicated. Engraving done
in the latest Styles and Designs.
We eel goods cheap. but we don't
eel cheap Goods.
!. D. THOMPSON. G. O.
4 Prepietsr
Graham guardian., 1912-11-01
RALPH BALLARD ILL

Word has been received here Of
the serious illness Of Ralph Ballard,
a former resident Of Stafford, who is
confined in the hospital at Prescott,
suffering from spinal meningitis.
Mr.. Ballard is critically i'll and his
chances for recovery are said to be
very slight.
Graham guardian., 1912-11-01

ment was made. or the possibilities
of an error in postofiice address, it
Is TO the property owners interest,
as we'll as being your duty. to make
inquiry concerning the taxes against
your property. If no notice has
has been received, thereby prevent
ing any extra expense on accouncsf-
penalties that will occur.
Yours very truly,
F. M. LAYTON,
Graham County Tax Collector.
Graham guardian., 1912-11-01
Announcement

M. E. Brenner, Surgeon Dentist.
announces that he will return to
Stafford on or about November 18th,
and resume his practice.
Graham guardian., 1912-11-01
BALLOTS PRINTED

The ballots for the first State
election have been printed and have
been delivered to the different pre-
cincts in the county.
Graham guardian., 1912-11-01

For duIlness ro"'''ting from constipa.
ton use DR.. Laxative Tablets.
Graham guardian., 1912-11-01

Dr. Miles Laxative Tablets have .
candy flavor. Children like them.
Graham guardian., 1912-11-01

Fresh Ch ocolates at The Palms.
36-2t
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04
STARTLING STATEMENT.

"A committee of the Virginia Legisla-
ture, appointed by the last Legislature
to examine and make report of condi-
tions prevailing in the educational insli-
buttons of the State, among many other
things treated of in the report, make
this startling statement. At the colored
Normal, located at Petersburg. the
committee found most satisfactory con-
ditiols and pays this tribute to the man.
agemeDt:
"Ar this institution there is an entire
absence of any wilful DETACHMENT or in
jury Of the property, such as is seen
from top to bottom and from end to end
IN other Of the great educational insti-
buttons. AS this institution is offered
by negroes and used by negro students,
this peculiar fact might well be studied
by those in charge of other places. The
wilful abuse of the property of the
State at the great educational institu-
lions, 1t seems. might be stopped. 1t
certainly ought to be-"
In a recent address st Norfolk. At
torney General Williams said, the pub
lie school system of Virginia had gotten
to be top heavy, and now committee
charged with solemn duty, after care
fui examination of conditions, declare
that at but one institution in the Com
monwealth, and that one in charge of
negroes, did they find entire absence of
any wilful DETACHMENT of the property.
such as is seen from top to bottom and
from one end TO the other of the great
educational institutions. -
IF these things be so, then, God save
the Commonwealth. Farmville Her
aid.
Why call on Deity to mend matters so
manifestly true and within the power of
the citizens of the State to remedy? Be
lieving, as the Herald does, that things
are wrong in the administration of the
States affairs, why not call on the citi
zens of the State to do the only thing
that holds forth the best promises of re-
lief from the intolerable conditions ex-
listing in our States affairs-that is
to unite with the Republicans ard de-
stroy the Machine. God may help. but
lie can't do it unless the people vote
right.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04

1t is a remarkable fact that the South
ern Republicans to large extent con.
troll the nomination of their candidate
for President but have no influence in
his election. On the contrary the Dem
ocrats never have look in for the nom.
ination, but contribute many electoral
votes to the election of the Demo
cratic candidate. 1t is about time the
South was getting some consideration
in the naming of the Democratic ticket.
Richmond Virginian.
When the South ceases to be govern
ed by passions and prejudices engender-
ed half century ago and decide politi-
cally along lines of the policies of the
present day and is no longer considered
solid" for one party regardless of the
issues of the campaign then, and not
until then, viii they be considered in
the National conventions of either of
the two great parties.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04
"WAR! BLOODY WARP

Speaking Of Governor Mann's re-
cent speech in Philadelphia with refer
ence to the abrogation of the treaty
with Russia the Roanoke World SAYS:
The Governor was actually ready to
take command of regiment and carry
his son along with him. Evidently both
of these renowned warriors had failed
make a study of physical geography to
determine just what Russian sod thew
would crimson with their blood. or lust
what American soil would be enriched
by it, in defending it against Russian
attack. Such talk was the nearest
twaddle, such as might excite applause
at its sophomore expression of patriot
ism, or cause a smile of derision at the
apparent ignorance of how Russia could
make war upon US, or we would be fool
ish enough to try to make war on her.
But let the two warriors raise their reg
iments and wait. The Governors pres
ent staff, arrayed in gorgeous uniforms.
would strike terror in the Russian ranks
at sight, and they would be glad to
skate across the sea of Siberia to safety
on their own SOIL
Perish the thought that oar Colonel
should be sacrificed.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04

The Charlottesville Progress is fear
full lest the General Assembly create
more offices to the detriment of the
State and the delight of the ''lame
duck" politicians. Our contemporary
is for better pensions, better roads and
not for the building of any more berths
for those who ''also ran. Richmond
Times-Dispatch.
And what are the Progress and Times
Dispatch doing to remedy the matter?
Why not instead of talking and lament
ing do the right thing which is to unite
with the Republicans and smash the
machine.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04

If that California law which can col
pei lazy men to work, pay a dollar a
half day for his labor and turn t
money over to his family, were only
operation in other states what biz
ing it would be to thousands of famiI.
Also countless empty dry goods bts
would want occupants and streetr-
ner loafers would be conspicuoyby
their absence. Such law would b.
ably be beneficial to this section.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04

The rank and file of the Democrats O,
the Ninth Congressional district are il
favor of an early convention to nomi
nate candidate for Congress and ther
to do the necessary preliminary work t.
guarantee his election. 1t can and must
be done. Wise County News.
How familiar. How like the prelimi.
naries of the Stuart campaign of 1910,
when on March 11th, R. Tate Irvine II
LIZ 7ofone Gap, sent out circular let
ter saying: please get as full infor
nation as you can and bring with you to
the meeting as to the exact situation in
your county as regards poll tax end reg
lstration matters. Please come
prepared to make a close estimate of
the funds that will be needed" end the
circular of ]. F. Wysor, of Pulaski, sec
rotary of the Democratic Congressional
committee, who said: cit is of the ut
most Importance that we know Just how
many Democrats there are in each pre-
cinct, how many Republicans and how
many FLOATERS, and, abcue all, who
they are" By all means get an early
start so we can have another campaign
of shameless efforts to debauch the
electorate as was seen in the efforts of
the Democrats to carry the Ninth dis
trict in nineteen and ten.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04
Second year;

Inc above headlines and ALL Richmond
MAJ OF April H. 1870 and here people of Virginia nav
no" the last Democratic legislature
OF TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS raoaded through the
deficit land
cameo 10 the oke"r slipped provide additional ov 20
enNor1inen' 10 speaker A<yd of the House
meets rsor
m al over last one? ont or
DeIIer preserve TINS copy OF the RepubcaI
of this and then take deep yourself and a.
self and neghbor: How long will thu
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04

1t is sincerely hoped that if the United
States and Russia should clash at arms,
and the Governor of Virginia should
lead regiment to the front, as he says
he will, that he will not return to our
shores with the same kind of record
as he made when fighting % for the
Lost Cause
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04

However good the cause NAB in
which one is active both that ca and
himself are bound to suffer if tHleth-
DDS he employs to advance th:ause
are morally wrong.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04

The best ground runs to We if un-I
titled, and the best mind beies UNI
fruitful if undeveloped.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04
Quarterly Meetings---TazswsII District

0N""60 iuLSW6ll UlSlIIci,
.e a 7. january
Focahontas, January and 8.
A hicniands, Raven, January IS and "A
4 Eedsr Bluff, Davis, January 14and -
y Eastlewood, Cleveland, Jan. 20 and o. 81
sSds 90. january q
Elk Garden, January q and %
Lebanon, Bridge, January % and 90
Dlckensonvilie, Bethany, Februarv .
and 4. uary
Rocky Gap, Round Bottom, Februarv
10 and IL. GU uary
Burkes Garden, Kiser's Chanel. Fob
IL and IL. feO'
Belfast, Bradshaw, Feb. II and 10
West Tazewell. Feb. "a and De-
Iazewell, Main Street, March 2 and
Iazewell Circuit, Pleasant Hill Mo-
8 and 4. '' mar
East Buchanan, March z and &
Grundy, March and 10.
West Buchanan, March IL and 10
and IL. Sn 40
st. Paul and D nte, March % and "a
). 0. STRAI,EY,
Presiding Elder.
a.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04

lno'ght is not power until it eyer
ciseS lNslf- There is lot of thought
lying l4tent and no one is the better for
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04

ne man who goes through life with
''ef'ain aim will never gain anything
jorth having.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04
PROVIDED FOR BYRD APPOINTMENT
'h'S DILL GUHSIUtKtu lHk LAST FIeAT Of THE LATE
StSSIUA VI The GENERAL ASSEMBLY, APPROPRIATED
Twelve hlLLIUS UOllARS---GAF YOU PUZZLE OUT
"HAi II MtAES?--HelTHER GOULD MEMBERS OF
THE ASSEMBLY.

From Journal of the Senate session 80
in thech
Mr. keezel presented the lowu report of
'P''' Vi ne conference committee
of
hef
hat No I be
After lice 49, that comm agrees to ador. a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
york-lrvins Smith, Plaintiff, against Eliza.
beth Smith ct al, Defendant.-1n pursuance or
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale, duly made
bearing date the 2Tth day of May. l9l2, |, me
undersirned the referee In said judgment
named will sell at public auction, At the Elk
change Salesrooms, Nos. l4-16 Nesey street, IN
the Borough of Manhattan, city or New lork,
ON the oath day OF June, 1912, at II O'CLOCK
noon on that DAY. by Jacob H. Mayors AUG
tinneer the premises directed by said Judg
mant n he sold and therein described as fol
lows. All that lot OF land IN the Borough
- Manhattan CITY Of New York. bounded and
Inscribed as follows Beginning at point
on rho westerly side Of Madison Avenue, dis
,ant I9o feet inches southerly from the cor
nor formed BY the intersection OF tho south
"ri. siGe ~ 13Oth Street with the westerly
aide OF Madison Avenue. and running thence
errtborly alons the westerly side Of Madison
,renue 10 feet : inches. thence westerly.
naraiIeI with both street and part OF the
nay through party wall, ~ feet. more
or less 10 the easterly face OF tho east
erIv wall OF the easterly building on 10th
street: thence northerly along said easterly
hereof 1e feet inches: thence easterly,
parallei With 10th Street and part Of the way
though another party wall, - feet more or
less 10 the point OF beginning. BE the sald
several distances and dimensions more or less.
together with the building and appurtenances
dated. New York. MAY 2sth. 1912
JOHN n ROGAN, Referee
OrNEy & CONSTOCK, 6S William St, Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New York city At
forneys for Plaintiff.
The Following ls a diagram ~ me property
N he sold. Us street number Is 2oiO Madison
Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
PARK AVENUE PARCEL SOLD FOR $4,000
Property Between CID and Odd Streets May Be Improved with
Anartment HoIse-BOheman Extension Society Buys.
DOWNTOWN SITES IN TRADE FOR BROOKLYN HOLDINGS

mon Furgatch. yrs from May !. l"lZ'
81 500. address. 915 Prospect ave. .,.u
BROADWAY, 1850, store and basement, st me
= yrs from July !, 1912: $4,000; address l'''
Madison ave.
HAMILTON ST, p all. Camela de Luca and
ano 10 Michelina Cuchiara: " mos iIo'n
july ], 1912: 81 $50. address. u Hamilton 81.
LEMON AVE 466, store floors Rosa l5luH nv, .
thai 10 Annie Kirsch yrs from May l. l'i''
$500, address, 466 Lenox ave. ,...
VARlCK ST l01 and l03, store ana haseiheII:
Charles Weinstein Realty Co 70 Confec toners
Trading Co. ; yrs from Jan !, 1872 Sl'S"' al
dress, 1Ol Varick ct. as. -
4TH AVE. cor 2eth 81, 1877 w, 1'h ana
Erstein and ano, at Ossining. \ y 10 yrs rom
Feb l. 1918. $4,000 ,,.s
7TH AVE, rs, part basement; , a Maynard Ayr,
Lyon 10 Floyd Grant: yrs mos from July =
1912. 81 200: address, on premises. 90, 49,
SD ST $ e 225 II W Of Avenue \. @5x9o, the
land: J r Roosevelt et al trus, 10 Morris Berhey .
yrs II mos from June 7, 1912: $1,000; address
5sTH ST. 747 and 749 East. all; Abraham
Reich to Molli Schiff and ano: 3 WIS from July
I. 1912 81 900; address. 012 MYRTLE ave, hrooN-
18th ST. "a West, ALL; Sophia K Wright TO 70
Fly Realty Co; 10 yrs from MAY l, 1913; S"""'
address. % 18th ave. r,- -.
&sTH ST. 20 West. all; Frank 4 Butler -od to
Julia Centoz; yrs from sept l. i"i-' S''''''
address go West 3sth 81. ., w..
46TH ST 81 West, 20 10xlooh. all; 81 Yves,
47th Street 60 ~ Alberta Van Smyth' " vi
from OCT l. 1912 $1,000, address, 4so 'eh""'
18TH ST. and Z East list floor etc; Union
Trust Co To strasburser Inc: yrs from May
|. 1912 $500: address. 7S8 18th ave g.,
l25TH S'r 258 10 $50 West new theatre To be
erected. Stumpf & Langhof CO n AFRO" hedl
Realty Co. 2O2 West 4Sth 81: ~ yrs rom ua,'
OF completion S45 600, address. 2D2 West 4o,n s.,
1880 ST. 701 East store and basement Neun
Fcnsche 10 Paul Peter. yrs s mos from May
l. 1912 S422 address. 7o' East 1881 sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
LIS PENDENS.

MADISON AVE. ZOO, Mar. j Mac.ay az,
Annie " jennings 80 al i"lc'i's'I' "' 'h's' 10
I,.b -.r q 500 % 81 Of Amsterdam ave.
S.lgp o.. Two actions. central building im'
pro,,m,nt and Investment &" "fi bI,n
Realty 90 a. al tam"nd"d foreclosure OF t""
mfgsl. attorneys. Goldfosle '"hu Lind
eth ST, GI3 East. Hosr"" II ,haun.nEt
ct Al lgt Yetta Goldsi"in ., a. foreclosure ''
Eegt.X ST 81 and s.. stanton ~. 50. Law
renee Wolf. true. AZ Lena hHsch""hE
faction 10 cancel deed. attorneys h'''N 4"
5rH or BRoNXwooD AVE, > cor ~
.2gth ~. lliAlO5, Wilson Adams 60 aEt
Hugo y Srhloss - al ,count'rolaiml, "ior-
ii7TII ST. > 200 ?, Of lst ave. TX
TOO IL Mugarct MARI ag' George Mclc 90, al
,g"r,rioSrl. Of mtg. attorney. \ " VeuIno
M. Block i 81! 735 -. 80: ~ TO- 80.
ana 7s7 70 7aI Block 20. map 81 fremont
Terrace. Bronx. Washington Savings Rank
- al ACT Nathan Burkan. mus ri al 't"I'-
closure Of mtg; attorney, + " Patterson.
PARK AVE 1881. Eliza Livingston, 'NtrN.
AIT Joseph + Smith - nj foreclosure OF mig ,
attorneys. Wcches Brothers
s,cycnson ave, IS. plot 70 map of Dion park
Eronx. John r Van Hagen agl MARY " Van
Hagen ct 81 partition aitorn'y' / 90 O,oanor;;
RIVERVIEW TERRACE :. IFS - Of
lowell NJ. 9iN lJ.6. Louisa strung agt FRANCES
Mciucr foreclosure Of mtg, attorney =
n' i64TH ST t23 to t27 East: city of New
York agt Frank 10 Rosa motto" Of levy; at
'ote4TyiIr I%vE Ia, George ~ Rcrnheirn 1T al
ast Frank * Eddy - al foreclosure OF Mtg 9
attornoy. 9 Putzcl ,,- ~ =,
ARTHUR AVE, 1853 and 2as@ iA6eie y
lion 90 - ~ foreclosure ~ mtg, attorneys.
Merrill 4 Rogers.
WEBSTER AVE, > cor o. irving place
aEt Eliza Easthurn e. al for'clo'ur" Of mtg >
attorney. l. Ford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20

The propertv at Nos 565 to 90 Park ave-
nre has been sold by William j. Taylor 10
Ping & BinE. The parcel has a frontage OF
e. feet in the avenue between 6Zd ana o"u
streets a depth Of 100 feet. and rear hne
Of $40 feet The purchaser VIII improve
the plot or sell it for an apartment mouse
DEVELOPMENT. # is understood An OLD hVe
story apsrtncnt house. known as the Ions
dale. now occupies the site 1t is ad1mned
on the south by a new twelve story apart
rneDt house and an old style six story
structure on the north. The purchase price
is I'm the neighbrohood Of $4,000 or about
$27l, "a front foot
The row Of five three story and basement
DWELLING, houses at Nos 225 10 2i2 East 10th
street. between Second and Third avenues
has been acquired by the Bohemian EXten-
sion society Of New York from the Kramer
Contracting Company. The property is on
3 pIot SSXlO05 feet Ii is said that a large
clubhouse will he erected on the site though
no plans have been prepared az to Its
makeup
The Brown Realty Company has sold the
two five story structures, occupying a plot
5ox1Do feet at Nos. 11& and l15 Mercer street
between Spring and Prince streets. The
buyer Of this parcel. the Corcoran Realty
Comnany, gives i'm part payment TRAM
gular vacant plot in the Brownsville sec
ton NJ Brooklyn. bounded by Dean street.
Stone avenue and Eastern Parkway, meas
rrinc l52 qvgS 9,lll59 feet.
MAY Y Na-anson has resold for the
Realty Holding Company TO the Brown
weiss Realities Nos So and 81 Cortlandt
street.. two four story buildings, on plot
,os.-c,- trr1-,-ray Tho rrOUertv was held A.