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A SPECIAL SESSION

As predicted from the very out set the constitutional limitation ot sixty days session of the Arizona Iocislature was insufficient for the first legislature, and as a conse- ouence adjournment was had last week at the expiration of the time with large amount of business compelled by constitutional mand- ate left unfinished. So tLe oytin- or called special session of the episIalive body which convened Thursday of the present week, and is now deliberating It is antlcip- ated that two weeks will suffice 10 clear up the work necessary before final adjournment. In the proclaim ation calling the special session Governor Hunt enumerated thirty nine measures which the legislature is to consider. All the proposed enactments were before the legis- lature in the regular session, and have been given more or less con- sideration, so it is thought that they can be pushed through to enactment in much shorter time than were they really new legls- lation.
 Among the subjects enumerated are general election law with provision for an election Tn Mo- vember next, which shall include every office from presidential elect ors to precinct officials; primary election law, embracing nomina- tions for all offices, including United States senators and con gressmen; registration and other laws to preserve purity of elections and guard against abuses, provid- ing also for complete publicity of campaign funds, setting forth their sources and expenditure; revenue and taxation laws, with provisions for funding state indebtedness; a state purchasing agency or depart ment; compulsion of publication by newspapers of the names of all persons interested directly or in- directly in their own ownership; removal of the Industrial school from Benson; regulation of foreign and domestic corporations; corpor- atiOn laws for towns and cities, and their classification; ratification of the proposed amendment to the con- stitutiOn of the United States, just submitted by Congress, providing for direct election of United States senators; submission of an amend. ment to the state constitution per
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hitting municipalities to contract indebtedness exceeding nine per centum oftheir taxable property for municipal water, light or sewers; giving to municipalities with popu- lation exceeding $500 power to frame their own charters; defining powers, duties and jurisdiction of justice's courts and juvenile courts; publication of supreme court op- inions; provision to make public charge election expenses of any official against whom recall peti- tion may be filed; providing the method of publication of receipts and disbursements ofpublic money; a workman's compulsory compen- sation law in dangerous or hazard ous callings; prohibiting the pract- ice of lobbying on the floor of either branch of the legislature, and further legislation regulating the practice; prohibiting employ ment on public work of any kind any foreigner who has not declared his intention to become a citizen; provision for a state examiner with authority over public offices, banks and financial institutions, and prescribing the powers and duties of such official; general road legis- lation, including highways and bridges of all kinds; state care for blind infants; a legislative refer ence library; merit system in em- ployment of legislative clerks and employees, depriving the legislature of its patronage under the present system; provision for existing de- ficiency in general state road fund; payment of expenses of judges of
 
 superior court when holding court in other counties than their own :; publication of constitutional ann endments and an appropriation to pay the same; appropriations for state institutions; a semi-monthly pay day for workmen, with penalt- ies for violation; prohibiting and suppression of prostitution; pro- lection of fish and game; creating office of state geologist; to provide for Arizona exhibits at Panama expOsitions In San Francisco and and San Diego; legislation relating to state lands; printing and pub- lication of the acts of the first Arizona legislature; an appropri- ation for payment of the expenses of the present special session of the legislature.
 With all the foregoing the special session has cut out for it a very goodly sized job.
 Many of the subjects enumerated have been rejected by the legis- ture in the regular session. An act proposed to provide for gen. eral election next November was one of those which were rejected.
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HOTEL CENTRAL sA7. HAzATH4E hHE
 F. QUEVEDO, Proprietor

The only First Glass Hotel in the City Gen. trally Located Near the Banks Telegraph Office and All the Leading Mer- cantile Houses. R estaura n t Well Furnished Rooms, Electric Lights, Baths ate.
 364 CALLE
 PRINCIPAL
 PosT OFFICE
 Box 6l.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

pT-PI 10 NCTICr- or AppJ TCATT0S 10
cHi>iC UiLDh VT ~ 40 S,s 80 o. a
w.. SU'', n1 VI w., tn LII. ina,
an AZ an uG LII ni,,h ~ cnmrnIss,on
ere Of the land ONCE on the 9th DAY Of May.
loo VI NV hu - " 60, ~ The lands
no -, o., ~ h,tn.,,nr anssrthn. o.. he yeso-
i,itior ~, ,id cnn,,1is.iona,s or, ne,son Ceen-
ue'Vai " ~ ~ ai .bouId
ciee hafnra ,aid Sa,o yiyb s,tJ Snn,nissioners ut
the Capitoi in Albany a remonstrance, stating
hta reasons for o. raising said CANT, The land
49,. 80 ho.a ,eStIon.d &c bornfaa and
GlLtL Wh'cI luz "sh'ioueN 80 49,. ar,.in
utscIiotu as ioloms' W VIZ ~ Ia I've :. ',snns
20 g., vi paIce' VI ,a.'1s un,e' ~, W. CIV
Bay situated IN the ,SouhV OF NeW Iorh, 49, -
ahd State OF New foTH. adjacent 10 sIu -.
mont OF the premises owned ~ ssll atp,leAn ns
ara extending outward 10 Tue pier nead .'hs; s'
appf9,ed 10y me secretary OF war. ALin = 49,
ana hsich ~. Los. beginnins at PONY ioIihcu
ny the intersection OF the noItheIy sae OF OG on
over street u ZANE De eHteh1ed westerly, W.
the westerly line OF the lsnd unGet water s'anteI
ty we state ol New i"tk 20 tgsh''s ~ S.tI,. IN.
on INC 2elh Gay OF DScehDer. IAo4 tnehce nor "a
eisht degrees h!e ninutes ana sihieen SECONDS
west ~. : " 10 w s!H hundTsf ana sNIS
six tCt6i feet I'VE tO) Inches a'Ong the $50
westerly line OF the said land uncer water,
granted by the State OF New York 10 Fran
CIs q Cutting. thence so.th eighty-six de-
grees and fol ty-sls minutes west IS. So 49,
w one hundred and thrty-elght O3s) feet
ter (iUl Inches In continuation OF the north
erly line OF said land unCer water granted
by the state OF New York 70 Francis Is. cut
in, 90 ,no 49, bead ito a. anproyad nv the
se'ieiary a. war Anril , 1907: thence south
tn two minutes ten seconds east (S o. 81
-
it,, I-ctrs s'8ns ths sa.d oler head lice,
az AM roy,I H. tHe sec .,t,ry OF War ApTll
~ .'.rc, f0,,h s,ynn tcg-aes eight
-, ,,'',,,,.. an, az, 80, ,..,,Iis east fs
:. 80 A., f. 80 hnnJr.I ard ,orrv-,our
~, 80 = -, incb 100 inc ali nIer
usp - on. ~. M '',s S,crs,nry' n,
~ ~. I'M Inn .a 49, 90 to1n 80 ne
~. Np v 80, ~ 49,, =, ,a,'o ~ -
.II 'He''y I'M -. No'o.eI 49,, $50, - , - -
.'n-'u 1872 lme',o ~ =" a. ~ s.
h.lsS M a" ssos' -, - t,J, tis1
tNo "unl't i an ~ N-oV 80 ,, -,
men. u'oht t.e s1lu noI'he,p ''I' 20 tO''o
Yer ite' we sah,e DC ta.e"ISn $500 ~
ue I1ih' ot IIAye % s ,s g.
o o. Nv anu .. 49,, - rN,1, -
- l;VDo1 49, a"e ,a 80, a., "s 80 ,
~" ,n "ae' q, "" s.'', ~ - -, r,,o-
uI5 ~ ,,', y ".b Va, 49, 49,. 1870 IS.
ilne OF Fdl1 ,up's,o, IL ~ %. - 80
'.'t'seV.o" .! VIZ - "'ae % ~ 'bri
u.t NsteI. as ]iP,lS' o'' w ,''' 'o' ,. =
.lLe oI 'ouSles - - Nv , - o., 49,
westerly tfNen'een i'el va y t.,bu'ee't 'eS. No ,,
hht'e,n lee' 20 . h'"e'cv, ''el w, t"V ,,
feet i2Op. eighteen rex us ;. tt'enteeh LSe'
40, HeNent en tcet ut). sixteen ieeI to }.
sixteen tr'l ~ , sixteen leet 90 p hAif'H I'c'
NND. sixteen tecI tloJ. sixteen i,et GO seN-
enteen Lrei ~ seventeen ,e.t ~ ,eNeH, IN
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FORECLOSURE SALES,

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
James s Lawson Plaintiff aga,nst John F.
In pursuance OF judgment of foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered In the above-ep-
May. 1911, l. tho undersigned. the referee in said
judgment named, VIII sell 81 public auction. az
Avenue. in the Borough OF the Bronx, City OF
New York. on the 18th day OF May, 1917, at IL
o'clock noon. On that day. by Joseph 2. Day
Auctioneer. the premises directed By said 1udg-
nent 10 be sold. and therein described as follows
First Plot-Deslgnsted by the numbers 100 and
l2i on certain map entitled Map OF l16 lots
dated May 9th. 1892 made by John G. Van
iene, City surveyor, and hled In the office =, OF
1892. which said plots are bounded end described
according to said man az follows: BEGINNING
at the corner formed by the intersection OF the
easterly aide OF Jerome Avenue with the northerly
side Of Travers Street: running thence easteriy
along the said northerly side Of Trayers Street
ll1.6S feet to the westerly line OF LOT number lls
thence northerly, along the westerly iine OF lot
number 119. 42.97 feet to the southerly line OF
lot number 1872; thence westerly along the south
eastery side OF Jerome Avenue; and thence
southcry. along the easterly side OF Jerome Ave-
nue., 1888 feet to the point or place Of beginning
T'ravers Street Is known as 19sth Street
Second Plot-Designated by the numbers 1873.
100. l0i and la2 on certain map entitled Map
number suprems CouIt Valentine asa Inst
OF that part OF Hyatt Farm. near WOotlawn In
the oath Ward OF the city OF New York" made
III. II. y.
D. Forster as referee. and filed in the Office Of
the Register OF the City and County OF New York
as map number ie3. which said plots are bound
ell az follows: Northerly by the division line OF
Yonkers and the City OF New York; eastely by
lot number 1913 on said map. westerly by lot
number tSS on said map, and southeriy by the
northerly side Of 2i0th Street.
The first plot will be sold subject TO nrst
mortgage Of six thousand nine hundred and
thirty dollars s8.930) and accrued interest there
on; also subject to restrictive covenants contained
In the instrument recorded In Lber 4. section IL.
Of Conveyaices. at page 30, IN the Office Of the
Register Of the County cf New York.
The second pot vii: he sold subject to a first
mortgage OF three thousand dollars (sS 600 and
accrued Interest.
Both plots above described will be sold sub
Jet TO any state OF facts which an accurate
survey would show.
Dated New York, Apr, path. 1912.
ADoBPH STERN,
Referee.
WILLIAM II. GRASSE.
Attorney for Plaintiff
1872 Broadway. Manhattan, New York City.
The following are diagrams Of the property to
% sold;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04

Construction Co, io5 Broadway pFior mtg
attorney. " N wechsier. lC5 Broadway ''O'''
LOT lsl, nap Van Nest Park; Maria Farago
20 Sstnerine Banning, al Lyme. Conn: May
osden 81 Beaver ' ST. '-''''' "''''"''' II
LOT al Clason ~. begins 10 It from the canal
and 1923 Il from n e cor OF the Casino.
runs 13s.Ox n 234x 2i4s to beg; lease
hold Eugene Mcclure ct al to FREQ Dole,
2Si 4th ST. Union Hill, J; May 2; due Aug
II, 1914, per cent; $4,000; attorneys, House
Gross u Noorhaus 11j Broadway
=, LAFoNTAINE AVE- 20iS 50xloo; Mary T
thur ave: May 3; yrs. 5i5 per cent; $1,000:
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust So, 176
PROSPECT AVE, W :. 297 II n OF 1918,
ST, 3ixlOO; Walter Bertenburg to Wirtn Realty
and Construction Co. 500 Hornaday ave tprior
mtg $4,000; yrs. 9 per cent; $3.50: at
CO. 100 Broadway
RIDER AVE, n e, 1913 It 8 OF 144th st.
50X125; George Haiss TO Dollar Savings Bank.
2eoS IA ave; May 8, due June |. 1915; SIS 600;
attorneys. LeXow. Mackoller G. Wells, IS Co.
WEBSTER AVE. W cor Of Brookino st.
3d., XlOi.l; Henry Keil TO Oscar SCHUYLER.
$4,000; attorney, Joseph l Berry, 26I9 Web
sier ave.
,27 Valentino GOns T CO T 10 Catherine G
each s6OO0) (pror mtg s76,oj0); yrs, d
per cent: $4,000; attorney. D Pape. 95
i5sD ST 5. 245 It Of Elton ave. 5O1loo;
Benenson Realty Co TO Greenwich Mortgage Co
39l East lt9th ST; Nav 3 VT, per cent
5000; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co,
1T6 Broadway.
i56Tii ST, s. 22s It W Of Trinity ave- 5Ox
100: 15eth 81. g. lot 1888. map 100 lots. Char es
a Stadler. 226X100I. Theresa Hoffman 10 John
Brown. CheStertown (prior mtg 5000
April 20; due Jan J. 1914; 6 per cent; $1,000
attorney. George W Ellis, l49 Broadway.
18TH ST. TS2 East, i5XI4l.l0 Aug S,husser
to John w Cornish Construction Co, SOS fremont
ave prior mtg $40 600; May 2; due as per
bond; $1,000: attorney. lille Guarantee and
Trust Co i76 Broadway.
18TH ST.; s 1c5 # e OF Clinton ave. 20 SIX
-; Utility Realty Co TO Hoffman Miller, trus-
tee. Tuxedo Park, Y; due MAJ 1, 1918: $500
attorneys, Miller. King Lane & Tranord. 50
Broa sway.
PATH ST. n 8. lot CO, map Of new village OF
Jerome. 25x125; Vlncenzo Romano 10 Mary
Ferris. 1888 West s7th st: May g. yrs. 0 per
cent: $500; att, rney. Charles Clark. 40
Cedar ST.
230TH ST. cor Barnes ave, iC6xl4; Ida
Schulz 20 Daniel Schatz. nln East ssth 81: May
l; due etc, as per bond $1,000: attorney. Julius
226TH ST. PAS East. 25x1o0: Roy Paulding to
william GugeolZ Construction Co. 21fO erosion
ave (rrior mtg eli 00O: May 81 yrs. per
cent; $4,000; attorney. George Hyde. Il Park
Row.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

wihelmina Farmer and sno TO Albert
Henry Henry Bcais and anc TO Reb.cca Goldstein;
S'i Rciccca Goldstein 10 Greenwich Bank; 81.
franklin Fold and ano TO Isabella Cochran;
Wv F Albee to Frederick Callen; 81.
IJzle Jaeger TO Rosie Kreger: 5000
y izabeth Bowling 10 Adde NJ Mscdonoush
i1a Lazy to Henry Goldsmith and emo; S.
Evelyn A Mossman. ina and admrx, to An As
ISOLATION for the Relief OF Respectable Aged IN
digent Females IN the City OF New YORK S22'OOo
Sane TO Frederic de p Foster; SO. 900.
New York Trust Go TO Charles Hernsheim ana
same TO same: $500
Bronx investment Co to Edei Realty Co; 81.
fawyers Mortgage Co to Julia l. Buuerneidi
$40. 600.
i Frederick Kefnochan 10 same. as trus; wv
Union Dime sr"'~cs Bank to National Cloak
BENJAMIN sha,'lC. gdn. to ooldys and Ethel
iasette & Murphy, Inc. to David Shapiro; 81.
New York Life Insurance Co 10 Lawyers
KATE oberscheirrer to Mary Black; 5000.
Charles Hernsheim and ano TO Fidelity Trust
Aaron Barum to Fridolin c Mehler; 800.
Troy Savings Bank TO Title GUARANTEES ana
Trus, Co: 5000.
Mary E Kennedy TO Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; $4,000
Jacob Levy to Henrietta Kahn; $4,000.
George Leask and ano. trus 10 William II
Conklln: tl.04I 81
Anthony Kiubel 10 Henry Kmbel; $4,000.
Title Guarantee Co to Gerald Curtis AND
eno; $4,000.
North side Mortgage Corporation to Emma
+ dc Winnie. $4,000.
Mary Arras ct al to George Wolf and sno;
$4,000. ..
David siegei TO Julius bchtenstein; Sl4oc
George Wolf and ano. exrs, to Annie II Bauer
dorf; SIS. GA so. 49,
Tina Simon 10 Shewa Silvcrtten, 800.
Jacob Levison 10 Louis Fielscher and hhoi
$3.50.
American Mortgage Co TO John Halloran;
s13 600.
William Ogden TO American Mortgage Co;
Sl5,5 32.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

121sT ST, Sl5 East; Christian Vondrans
Sons ast William Collins Construction Co.
owner and contractor; $50
ave, --x100.5; John Culo & Bro .sgt Ettar
Realty Co. owner and contractor sS9l.
i21sT ST, 3l5 East; Frank Farren ast
contractor; Sal ~
GOTH ST 500 West: Frank Farrell ast Will
lam s Moore, HARRINGTON Moore and Benta-
min Moore Laura " Moore. owners: Catherine
c Brady, lessee. William Collins Contracting
HWFSTCHEsTER AVE e307 to 23Il, Gehl
Brothers agt Glover Construction Co. owner
and contractor. SOY.
Ivan Munson. owner; Hugo Larsen contrac'
tor: s297 10
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, es. 172.4 n OF ls'r
Ct lOlGx1GSI: Henry Msrkthaler ast Con
stantin Riceger, owner; Chsrpell Boswortn'
contractors; $500 80. ,o.
PARK AVE. OF Goth 81, 100 5H0o;
Dufy q NeaScr agt John Hearn Construc-
ton Co owner anu contractor; $2lI0 90.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


10TH ST end o. 357 II Of Ave c; for
pipe tunnel 5 10 g II wide and $50 u long Dc
partrnent OF Health. City Of New ork, Owner
william + Austin. &C West cath ct, srchi'rc''
TIE BRONX.
BARRETTO ST. e. junction Garrison ave.
I sty frame storage, 6Sxl3.2; owners. American
Rank Note 90, premises. architect, h Butts
Hunts Point; cost 500 -,
2lsTH ST n 3, $50 Il " OF Barnes ave.
sty frame dwg 2lx3G. owner. Blot. 'b'
East olsth st: architect, l. Is Cray, 200 East
2l3th 81; cost 50 500. ,.-
ROGERS PL. 8. 2l7,i5 q n OF Wes,eh.s'er
ave: 2 sty brk tenmt. GdsSG2t, owners. May
and Thou as Kelly. 1921 - ave. architects Sc
Vile e. Bapge. 2I7 West 18Th ct, cost sJs.ooo'
BARNES AVE- .. 3S3 Il OF Boyi ave. !
sty frame dwg. 2Jx5O; owner. John Relnhardt.
442i White Plains I'd architect, Robert skriNah'
44S6 Carpenter ave, cost $500. ,
IGoJ,FNAN ST " 3 455 Il OF isIth Fl;
ETY. frame stable, 25x20I; owner. Domenlck
Cannazzaro on premises; architect W Del
Claudio 4Ol fremont ave; cost. $3.50.
lSpTH ST 3 q, lI6 II OF PARK ave; TWO .
s:y brk tennis. b0Ngs 10 and %. 6Hl2J 10: own
ers Me.illo Construct n CO, PHILIP MelliIo S's'n
81, Martha ave president; architect. Charles
Cark All fremont ave: total cost, SlO5,OOO.
ARTHUR AVE. e +. 100 n OF iI0,h 81 TWO
sly brk tennis. i0x99+ each: owner william
c BERGEN 1870 West Is0th -; architect Charles
& Clark, i4i fremont ave. total cort, tllOO.o.
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0kOSOSaln.

PROPOSALS. FOR sHoEs.-DEPOr QUAR-
t"rmastero ONCE. 26th Street end Gray's
Ferry Road, Philadelphia. May !. l9l2--
sealed proposals in triplicnte. subject TO tho
usual conditions. VIII Be received here until
o'cloci, T. NJ. May 10, 1912, and then opened
Tor furnishing ana delivering al either tho
Philadelphia, Boston or st. Louis depots Of tho
OuartermasteTs Department, |. s. ARM !:
GO 600 pairs Russet Marching Shoes. standard
samples can be seen and specifications, blanks
for proposals. end fun information yin be fur
nisned upon application at this once. En-
velopes containing proposals to be Endorsed
Proposals for Shoes. to be opened NAV 10.
1912" 1T cor. CHAUNCEY g. BAKER.
Depot Quartornaster ---
U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, 02o i7Tn ST..
~ W.. Washington, u G., May |, 1917. -
Sealed proposals. for furnishing and delivering
about 400 tons suIphate OF Alumina VIII be
received here until IL NJ. May II. 1912, and
then publicly opened. Information on appilca-
ton. w. c. LANGFITT Lieut. Col. Engrs.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
az tho Office Of the under gued. Ells Island,
n Y. II. until 1850 r. 81. May 10. 1912. and
then opened. for repairs to pipe covering IA
power house md buildings at Ellis Island. For
specification apply 70 WILLIAM WILLIAMS
nf TunnlgTatipu.
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SUM MONS,

SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK.
New York County. Charles II. Anderson, Plain
tn against Izora Anderson, Defendant.--Sum-
mons Action for Absolute Divorce. TO the
above named Defendant: You are hereby sum
noned 10 answer the complaint In this action
and TO serve a copy OF your answer on the PLAIN
tins attorney within twenty GOD days after the
service Of this summons. exclusive Of the day
Of service and IN case OF your failure 20 appear
or az swer judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded In the COM
plant.
Dated March 2nd, 1912.
JOHN WILLIAM SMITH. Plaintiffs Attorney
Office and l.. o. address. 90 Nassau Street.
New York City. Borough OF Manhattan.
To tire above named l2ors Anderson: The fore
going summons Is served upon sou by pub lea
ton, pursuant 10 an order OF the Hon Edward
j. Gavegan. Justice OF the Supreme Court of tho
State OF New York. dated March Goth, 1912. and
filed with the complaint with the Clerk OF tho
County OF New York, at the County Court House
I'm said County
Dated. March 10th. 1912
JOHN WILLIAM SMITH. Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office and p. O. address. 90 Nassau Street
New York City Borough OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04

The Approximate amount OF the lien or
cherxc to satisfy which the above described
property IL TO be sold. Is Seven thousand three
hundred hftv-three and oighty-nine one.hur-
dredths q, 353 so Dollars. with interest there
on from the 23rd day OF April, 1912, together
with costs and allowance amounting 70 -Four
hundred three and twelve ore hundredths
tAoG ~, Dollars, with Interest from April %.
1872 together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount 81 the taxes. assess
uents and water rates or other liens. which
are 10 be allowed 70 the purchaser out OF the
purchase money, or paid 10 the referee, ~
iwo hundred sixtv-three and seventy-four one
hundredths (2G3. 10 Dollars.
Datsd. Ncu York April 20. 1912
Et
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STORAGE NOTICES
j JBEurY STORAGE AID WAREM9IsIE

To A. Dorer; Estate, Of Mrs. Henry ,v Kelly );
william II. Kelly and Lille f. Kelly. William
II. Kelly, L. G. t. Kilian and Compartment &c
Co. l.. c. =. Kitan. Mr. and Mrs. James
Dougherty Nat. Morris and r. Levy, Levy
Operating Company. Mrs \. 5; XataoIes, Dr..
John l.. Foster Mrs II. !. Collins, II. l..
Cirauneck Miss Margaret Hurley n. L. Grant
Edgar Bronx. MIS- Sarah Byers. II. Fleming
Estate OF Mrs. Walter Lacy. Howard 8. Ray
nor. Mrs Howard s: Raynor. W. W. Brsuer;
Thomas Raynor. Alvin ". Raynor and al
other Interested persons, Miss J. n. Seaton
and Miss Hllda H. Weiss. Mrs Margaret I.
Gr.enleaf- Locke. Miss Dorothy Dale, Mrs. K.
J. Karpeles You aud each OF you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment OF our
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof had
been given you, We will cause such property.
10 wit, household goods and merchandise.
stored BY YOU or In your name IN the ware
house OF the company to be sold at public
auction. according 10 the statute In such case
made ana provided. at the auction rooms OF
W. II. Flattau f. Son, southeast corner 18th
street and University Place. New York city.
commencing Tuesday, May 18th. 1912. at 1880
m, and continuing on every Tuesday and
wednesday ther, after at the same place AMI
hour until all the goods have been sold. LIB
ERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE COM
PANY ~. 45. ~ West 6ith street.
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1 usT PANKgOOKS.

RANKDOOK No 500 $50 OF the Union Dime
Sayings Bank II missing. Any person having
cain 10 n is hereby called upon to present the
same within ten days or submit TO having said
passboUk cancelled and new one Issued
BANKBooK No. 453 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
n claim 70 IL is hereby called upon 70 present INC
same within ten GAYS submit TO having rii1
passtook cancelled and new one issued
HANDBOOK No 533 as OF the Union Dime saw
ings Bank is missing, Any person having a
claim 10 IL IL hereby called upon 10 present the
same within ten days submit 10 having SAID
passboos carce'led and new one issued
LOST OR sTOLEN.-Bankbook No. 6Si,tH %
the German Savings Bank In the Clty or NeN
York conner 4th ave. AMI l4th ST, issued 70
jeanette Engtrth. All persons are eau. .n1 -
against negotiating the same. II not returned 70
the bank on the 4th day Of May, 1Si2 dupii-
cote wi be issued -------.----
LOST or STOLEN. No: Wa244 OF
the Emlgrant Industrial savings BANK. fsy-
rnent stopped Please return book 10 oahh' No
81 Chambers st-------------
lost or STOLEN. -Bankbook no. 1880 Of
the Emigrant industrial Savings Bank Fay
ment stopped Please return book to banK' NO
~ Chambers ct.
IOsT--Bankb5ok No 1880. Bark fer Savings.
$50 Ith ave New York. Payment stopped
Please return book 70 bank
LosT.-Bankbook No. 1872 $50. Eank for Sewing
$50 4th ave. New YORK. Paymsn' s'oPPeu'
Please return book 70 bank
LOST .-Pankoook NO. i.o21.63l. Bank Tor saw.
ings. 2s0 Ath ave.. New fork' rsSneh'
stopped Please return book 70 eank-
LosT-BankbooR No I.0l5, 545 Bank for say.
ings $50 4th ave, New YORK. FayHleh'
stopped; Please return book @ ean.: -..---
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INrIoUES.-Fecond hand furniture bousns SOLD
r (ysanaer 0l6 9th ave. 'Phcre rIuLo~-o-o1