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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
Los ANGELES !, n. e EscoclDA.

II a.
Ha sido escogida la ciudad de Lo
Angeles como eI lugar subsecuent
de reunion y estos son los ofciale
de Ia Asaciaci6n de Carreteras d
4 Oceano d Oceano elegidos el marte
lpara 81 aiio siguiente:
Presidente George w. Wilder, Red
iland, California NJ N
Secretario Mont p. Chubb. Red
Hand, California. e rs .'sss
Vice Presidentes Nuevo Mexico
Ralph p. Twitcheil, Las Vegas; Ari
IONA, =, y. Henry, Globe: California
lJ. J. Jenkins. Los Angeles.
Tesorero-W B. Clancy. Riverside
California.
Comisi6n Ejecutiva:
California;. s. Mitchell, Los An
Igeles; w. A. Freemire, Ontario y f
| W Balfour, Pomona
Arizona +, G. Norris, Prescott; z
R. Pirtle, Douglas, Y 81 DR.. Ketcher
side, Yuma.
/ Nuevo Mexico F. q. Lester, Mesilla
Park; ]. A. French, Santa Fe, Y Rob
ert P. Ervien, Santa re.
Comisi6n Legislative:
California q. CogsweIl, Ell Mon
te, presidente; w. D. Brookings, Red.
land Dan johnson, Cotton; H. B,
Stewart. Brawley; Charles Frankish,
Ontario.
Arizona Dell M. Potter, Clifton;
pr. John r. Whiteside, Kingsman:
Jas. Douglas. Douglas; Vernon Clark,
Phoenix: G. p. Bullard, Phoenix.
Nuevo MexicofD. X. B. Sellers, AL.
buquerque; Roman i. Baca, Santa
Fe; Hervey M. Shield, Dawson; w.
NJ. Atkinson, Roswell, Y J. A. Mahoney,
Deming,
La selection de, Los Angeles pare
ci6 recibir general aprobaci6n. Los
oficiales fueron elegidos en- la junta
,el martes en- la manana en- la sala de
la asamblea en- Ell Palacio viejo. Ea
prcsidente electo es uno de los duefos
Y editores de Everybody's Magazine,
Despues de la elecci6n Sc tom6 un
retrato de los delegados. Luego to-
maron un refresco y en- seguida la con-
venci0n pas6 resoluciones. empleando
el resto de la tarde escuchando una
conferencia del Dr. Edgar E. Hewett.
La convention Sc prorog6 en- la noche.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

sduasn. da 10 nosici6rlt vi los, n Atureus
,h.r hrvsnao "A x N
T,osaror cantepares de- nauertos v
nar,dos ~ i sitio. MI 81 II
~. v,ara 49, Nav 11Andiencias cont.
r,,adas antra ii Emperador Francisco
Tos6 :, 'm;p,sfro de- Il GUERRA de Aus.
nm M Hin I q raria Y Il estadoI mayor del
a,Srcito se cree oue significan un pa
so dat,n;tivo oue presto va 4 ser tlatio
.nor Austria 81 referencia a IL situas
c;nn Kalkana
n r. z Danen. presidente de- ia
Es " mara VI comaTcio bliIeara ha lie.
oa,,o travendo sfr,in se dice proposi.
:ciones del Rev Fernando v ii Rey Pc.
/ ara en relaci6n Al ieseo de Servia de
tomar m nnarto an ii Mar Adriatico.
estas ocnrrencias significativas
90 aprepa II lleeada en- BudaDeste del
Archidunne Francisco Fernando. here.
daro n trono Austro- Hingaro " su
nr6xjma visita Al Emperador Aleman.
q sunone me ii r1r! Danen esta
arodarado nara hacer in convenio q
necial con Austria-Hungaria en- refe-
rencia 1 los intereses bllearos re-
cla amac;ones de Rumania Tn peri6-
ioca, the SOM lind Muntagt zeitung
eumariza u exnosici6n del Imperio
Austro- Hdngaro sobre la situaci6n Ball
kama on los cuatro nuntos siguientes 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
LOS BoNosp De cOLER
sERAN ToMADos Ell
MES QUE ENTRA

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Nov. 9.-Se
anuncia que despues de una session de
tres dias la comisi6n de prestamos de
estado, Sc efectu6 hoy un arreglo en-
ire Ia comisi6n y Bird s, Coler, de
Coler y Compahia, Nueva York, me-
dante el cual ell estado emitira en- 16
de Diciembre $1.125,00O de bonos de
egtado para levantar la deuda amor,
tizada de ferrocarril de los condados
de Grant Santa Fe, una deuda que
Sc ha debido por treinta amos. Ell
SCongreso Waldo los bonos 16 amos ha
fdespues de que habian sido declara-
dos invalidos por la Corte Suprema
de los Estados Unidos. Una merced
de 100000 de acres de terra fue he
cha en- el acta admitiendo Nuevo Me-
xico 4 la union, con ell fin de proveer
para 81 pago de la deuda. Coler y
Compafia fueron los principales tene;
dcres de os bonos.
Lo que dice Clancy.
Fl sslb-Drocurador general Harry s
Clancy dijo que Ia serie .C' de los bo-
NOS debidos por el condado de Santa
re, representando la deuda de este
ocndado hasta 10 de Junio de 1910,
fue sometida al cuerpo de comisiona-
dos de prestamos ell ltines en- la mana-
ma en- el capitolio y los bonos fueron
aprobados. Esta sera anunciada en-
las grandes ciudades de la Union CO
menzando en- Is de Noviembre y con.
tinuando por cuatro semanas.
Bird S. Coler. anteriormente inter
ventor de Nueya York Y financiero
bien conocido, ha estado aquf durante
las cuatro semanas pasadas como re-
presentante de ciertos tenedores de
bonos. Mr. Coler piensa que todos
los bonos del condado de Santa Fe,
con la exception de solamente dos, Sc
sabe donde paran.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16


Binghams Utah. Nov. l2.-Dos erie
lgos fleron heridos, uao 40 ellcs tal
vez lnortaIsnante por diputados del
'alguacil esta manana tenprano. Bile
lodania recibio un balazo en- 81 abdo
men, John Cedakis tue herido en- el
hombro derecho. Los diputados arr
maron que les hicieron fuego desde un
care griego mientras lleyaban presos
A dos iuelgistas sospechosos de haber
tornado parte en- 81 motin, y ellos de-
volvieron el fuego. Uno de los pre-.
srntos amotinados, aQuien los diputa-
dos acusado de- haber tornado parte
en- 81 baleamiento del tranvia de los
Estados Unidos el mes pasado, se es-
cap6 durante el excitamiento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
MAS LtMPfA DE Lo QUE HA
ESTADo JAMAs EN- 500 AMOS.


ri microbes fue 81 dia de los jarros
de hoja de lata.
La proclama del Mayor Celso Lopez
senalando este para la abolici6n del la
rro de h0ja de lata fu6 generalmente
observada p0r toda Ia ciudad y en- con-
tcrno del paseo del cfrculo Tai vez
Ell exito del dia puede mejor ser figu-
rado con la declaration de un ciuda-
dano prominente de Santa re que las
GALES que "por amos no habian sido
limpiadas pasaron hoy una reforma del
jarro de hoja de lata."
Fue un dia que puede llenar de re-
gocijo hasta los perros, pues tai vez
no queden va jarros para molestia de
los ladradores.
La proclama de la limpieza fu6 en-
viada a centenares de casas en- peque-
has tiras de papel asi como tambien
por medic de los peri6dicos. A los We
cinos de la ciudad agrad6 la idea res
pondieron lealmente la '1lamada.''
La siguiente fiesta. municipal debe-
ria de ser et dia de los perros,p dijo
un vecino de la ciudad, ~ sugiero que
iel Mayor Lopez nombre una comisi0n
especial para que Sc enargue de la ca
lie del Colegio.' No Sc sabe cuantos
perros sueltos hay en- la plaza, pero
se dice que el secretario de las licen-
cias podria obtener algunos guarismos
interesantes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
ADEJARLos APosTAR.s

+.
Filadelfia Pa, Nov. 12-Los cruce
ros blindados Tennessee y Montana
Sc dieron hoy la vela para Constan
tinopla, d resguardar intereses Anne
ricanos que puedan peligrar con la
guerra en- Turquia.
Sc presto interes al viaje 8 inspira
ci0n los atizadores, segun Sc supc
hoy cuando la tripulaci0n del Montana
apostle los marineros del Tennes
see $4,000 que el Montana llegaria {
Gibraltar doce horas adelante del bu
que abanderado. Cuando Ell almiran
te Austin M. knight supo de la apues-
Ia, dijo sonriendo: 'Dejarlos apos'
tar; es Ia finica diversion que tendran
entire aquf y Gibraltar"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
MCDONALD NO EsTA
GRAvEMENTE ENFERMo
DICE su ENTENADO

Ell Pago, Texas. Nov. 13.-J. J. Nc
Court entenado del Gobernador w. G.
Mcdonald, MEGA enfaticamente que
e gobernador esta gravemente enfer-
mo, cual Sc reporta de Santa Fe. Mr..
Mccourt regreso hoy de Carrizozo,
donde estuyo tres dias visitando al
gobernador, y dice que su padrastro
estaba ocupado: todo ell tempo con sus
oyejas reces " nj siquiera Sc hallaba
bajo el cuidado de IN medico, aunque
una antigua enfermedad del est0mago
lc ha estado molestando algo. Dice
que Ell gobernador fue q caballo hasta
el rancho en- Block, distante 80 millas
anoche. con el objeto de recibir una
c6nlpra de reces:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
UNA TABERNA ,PERo
ToDos TIENEN sED.

Fort Stockton, Texas, Nov. H.
Ell hecho de que esta ciudad tiene so.
lamente una taberna en- un radio de
cerca de Glen millas, ha causado una
riia entire Mexicanos Americanos
Dos Mexicanos fueron muertos y tres
heridos anoche, y hoy todos los Anne
ricanos estan armados v patrullas re
oorren y vigilan todas las Gales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
coMANDANTE TURco ADMITE
QUE suS DEFENsAs
SON lNsosTENlBLEs

San Petersburgo, Nov 13-El conse-
10 de guerra turco ha decidido que la po
sici0n del ejercito que defiende Cons
tantinopla es desesperada, dice un
despacho de la capital turca.
Sc lego esta decision despues de
que el consejo hubo recibido una CO.
municaci0n del comandante en- jefe
otomano Esta opinion es tambien
endosada por un representante de la
,sociedad de la Media Luna Roja.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
DIMIsloN DE uN EMBAJADoR.

Washington, d. C. Nov. 11.-Char
les Page Bryan, embajador de los Els
tados Unidos al Jap6n, ofreci6 hoy ST
resignation al Presidente Taft, quien
la acept6 con repugnancia
Mr. Bryan dijo que el NAL estado dc
su salud que fue quebrantada por III
accidente en- un caruaje. ALA en- ia
pom, era el motive que dimitiera. 81
halla ahora IN su residencia en- Elm
hurst, Illinois, recibiendo tratamien
to medico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
ESCAPE De LADRoNEs DE BANco,

Bartlesyille, Okla, Nov H.. Cinco
bandidos dinamitaron Ell Banco de
Ochelata, Oklahoma, hoy, cogieron
$500 v So escaparon. Los ladrones
cortaron todos los alambres de tel6-
grafo y tel6fono que iban para la pla-
ia antes de atacar el banco.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

%A y <, {. fell I t' l.. l, s n y, " =
4 Uno dc los nlapas antiques mas sol
\ lprendentes de Santa, re, trazado CO..
/ anterioridad al aAo dc 1885. y Qu
n!uesfra una Santa re enteramente dii
tinta de 10 ques es ahora, ACADIA de Sc
recibido por la Escuela Americana q
Arqueologia de esta ciudad ha resul
ttado en- una rectificaci6n completa d
1 muchas de las teorias que se tenial
en- referencia q la fornia & la ciuda'
Ell aquellos primeros tiempos De 4
historic Americana. NJ
Por ejemplo, Ia plaza Sc extends
entonces desde 81 punto en- que est
ahora Ia catedral un punto mas q
oriente de la plaza Enonces no ha
bia edtficios en- q presente lado sur n
oriente de Ia plaza.
l La casa ocupada por los Morleys
! y la ctlal fu6 edificada en- 17S5, no apa
rece en- el mapa. 10 cual prueba que q
el tempo en- que Ell mapa fue hecho
| no habia sido construlda, porque q
mapa, segun explica una nota al pie
| contenla caua eulucio que hhpia u
Santa Fe en- saquel tempo.
Un peril interesante es el Palacit
viejo, designado por 81 autor del mapf
que firma su 1ombre como Joseph Dc
Urrutia, como la Casa de los Goberna
dores. Muestra 81 Palacio Viejo COL
dos torres, una en- cada exeremo del ed
ficio, y ensefia dos pleas que ahora
pc extenderian hasta las GALES en- une
y otro extreme del edificio al ser res
tauradas. Esio comprueba Ia steoriaf
dc los arque6l0gos que ahora se ocu
pan en- poner Ell Palacio Viejo en- el
mismo estado en- que SO hallaba en-
aquellos tiempos primitivos, pone
ademas en- claro el hecho que original
mente 81 Palacio era de architecture
morisca traida de Espana.
Sc creia originalmente que cerca del
perfodo en- que el mapa fu6 hecho ha-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
WILSON ALAHA a TAFT.

Princeton, N. J., Nov. 1s.-El Presi-
dente electo Wilson ley6 hoy Ell dis
curse del Presidente Taft, pronuncia
do en- Washington. prediciendo que
bajo una administration dem6crata, Ell
Sur tendria una participation mayor
en- Ell gobierno nacional que las d.
visiones regionales tenderian desa-
parecer. 4FSue un discurso muy gene
roso,' dijo Wilson.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
INvlTAcIoN AcEPTADA..

Washington. D. G., Nov 12--Una
inyitaci6n para que haga el discurso
de aperture en- el Congreso Nacio-
nal de Rios y Puertos. que tendra lu-
gar en- esta ciudad ell dia de Diciem-
bre, ha sido aceptada por ell Presiden-
te Taft.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano Es-
panol. $1.c0 al ano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31

More specializing in properties on Seth
street, tust east Of tho site In Fifth
avenue. leased by Lord & Taylor, again
featured the realty market yesterday.
Following the announcement on MONDAY
that the firm of Lord & Taylor was 10
erect ten-story building on the Burton
property, on Fifth avenue, between SSth
and S9th streets, came the report OF
several sales in 3Sth and 18Th streets.
In most cases the property was disposed
Of by physicians
Three more parcels In West Ssth street
were added to this speculation yesterday.
No. 81 was sold by Dr. G. l.. Peabody,
No. 50 by George H. Davenport anc NO.
81 by Harriet D. Glover. Each is on a
lot 1874 4-5xss.s feet, giving a combined
plottage Of 55.2 2-51ess feet. Tucker,
Speyers g. Co. were the brokers.
The Brown-Weiss Realities Company has
purchased from the Liquidation and Re-
alization Company the ssven-story ele-
vator apartment house, known as the
Cynthius, situated at the northeast cor
ner Of Broadway and 18th street. on plot
s91lx35 feet.
In part payment the BrownWess Com
pany gave tho ten two-family houses
Nos s23. S25, $50. So, $50. S3s. $40, $50
and 62 yaiIe street. The transaction In
volved about 100000 The latter houses
were acquired by the sellers recently
from the Hunts Point Estates.
Other sales reported follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
NEW SAVINGS BANK RECORD
They Hold $4,450,822 522 for
1O.OO9.8O4 Depositors.

Washington. Oct S0-Reports to the
Controller of the Currency on the savings
banks Of the United States show record
deposits and the greatest number Of de-
positors in their history.
On June II there were l,s25 savings
banks. holding aggregate deposits OF 81
go. so, 522 for 10,Ocs, SOi depositors, the av-
erage deposit being s444 g. While the num-
Der Of banks, compared with 1911. in
creased only forty-one, the deposits In
creased by more than S23SO0o,C0O and de-
posltors by more than 2l5,00O The average
deposit account increased $l4 So. The per
capita savings in the United States, COM
puted from savings bank accounts, was
t46 50, the highest on record.
The Controller. who received these re-
ports largely from state superintendent
of banks, said that especial interest at
tached to them because the deposits are
chiefly the accommodations Of wage-sarners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
ed Yesterday at the exchange salesrootns'
Nos. IA and l6 Vesey street
By Daniel Greenwad

ed Yesterday at the exchange salesrooms'
Nos. IA and 16 Vesey street:
BY Daniel Greenwsld.
SID ST. l2s West s. sos II OF columbus
ave- 20xlO2 ., sty dwg; adjourned 10 Ho'e"h
BY Joseph P. Day.
BRADHURsT- AVE, 242, n cor lotth 81;
30 i xg9 7x19 l:xs9.6, sly lat and stores eo'o
To the plaintln for S415l2.
BRADHURST AVE, 246, s, JO.ll ~ OF
l54th ct, 5ix1O9. sxJ0Xo9.7, sty nat: SOLO 10
the plaintiff for S3s 80. -
152D ST, 500 West, 9 s, 800 II " OF Amster-
dam ave, 45xoe.l1. sty fiat; sold TO the plain
ib2p ST, 524 West, s45 1t W Of Amsterdam
eve. 4ox89 ii, 8 sty nat sold to the piaintir
BY Charles A. Berrian.
14sTH ST, 400 West. n cor Bradhur,t ave.
T5x24 H. 5 sly nat and stores: sold TO the
plaintiff for S2S.OS3
ByJ. II. Mayors.
I'D AVE, 24s3. VS., H.ll II OF l2sth 81.
25Y5b sty tenmt and stores; sold - the
plaintiff for sl4.100
Bronx exchange:
BY Henry Brady.
BRONX BOULEVARD. 1912, 8. iA5 Y OF
2I8th ct. 3ox1oo Wakefield; sold to Phllip
Halpin for s3,0Zb.
BY Samuel GoldSticksr.
SETON AVE- vs., 425 II Of stranr ave
25xl0o. Thross Neck; sold to the piaintin TOT
81, 900.
OF Joseph Thwsites, 5o.Sxl29x601T4x40.s 70
Richard. 7ssx355xlllx7i; sold to the piaintin
for IS 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
HOLDING BACK COTTON
Activities of Southern States
Cotton Corporation.

The Southern States Cotton Corporation.
which has its headquarters at Macon, Ga,
and branches In the states Of the cotton
belt has begun to place its securities, II
was announced yesterday, at $3.50 share
for the preferred shares. known as par
ticipating certificates, and $3.50 share
for the common. Under the plan the
planter exchanges his cotton for stock of
the corporation at the rate of Is cents
pound. equivalent to So for a bale of 800
pounds The corporation is taking cotton
off the market in volume at Dallas, Tex,
according TO advices from that city.
The Southern States Cotton Corpora
ton, in a communication to the cotton
planters of Mississippi. says that arrange
ments have been made with European
bankers for practically unlimited funds to
finance the crop, advancing three-fourths
Of the market value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
.FOODSTUFF SURPLUS LOW
Exports of These Products De-
crease, While Manufactures
Increase.

The November circular Of the National
City Bank, in a further discussion or the
causes Of the advance In the cost or Nv
ing. calls attention TO the small increase
inf the number of persons engaged in
agricultural pursuits in comparison with
the number of those engaged In manu-
featuring, and TO the diminishing vol
ume Of exports Of farm products. 1t
says:
That the percentage of our population
engaged in the production of toodstuiis
is steadily growing smaller Is geSn reTHht
sharply to attention by the most recent
figures available upon this subject:
While the Census Bureau has not yes
completed its tabulatiOn OF the NUMBER
OF persons engaged in agriculture IN
1910. IL has completed figures showing
the number of farm families, which IN.
dictate az increase OF but II per cent
in the number OF familleS ION on IaIrns an
figures showing the number OF persons
engaged In manufacturing. lncludins
wage earners and salaried officials, mol
cate an increase of practically 81 per
cent i'm 1910, as compared with 1900.
This reduction in the relative produc-
ing power of the United states OF farm
products is further illustrated by the
recent figures showing the expectation
pared with that of previous years. The
value of foodstuffs exported in the fiscal
year 1912 was but $4l9,OOO,OOO, against
S545, GOO, 900 in 1900. Even this com,
barison Of values of exports III 1917
with those of 1900 does not give an &C
Curate picture of the decline iii quan.
tity. because of the well known fact
that prices of foodStutfs have materially
advanced in the mean time.
4 still more striking eXempllhcatlon OF
the falling off in our surplus food prCd.
pets and the effort which the people OF
fine United States are, perhaps uncon-
sclouSly, making to substitute some
other product therefor in our contribu-
tions to the worlds markets is found IN
the percentage which foodstuns form
of the total exports at the present time
compared with that Of earlier years
The share which foodstuffs formed or
the total exportatio in the fiscal year
U912 was but 1876 per cent, while IN
II 900 il was 1913 per cent, in 1890 42.3
per cent and in 1880 55.s per ce$t Of the
total value of exports. This decline in
the exports of foodstuffs has been onset
by the increase Of manufactured prod
'uctS exported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
MOBILE g. oHIo's REPORT.

The Mobile e. Ohio Railroad Company
reports for the fiscal year ended June 30
last operating revenus Of S11,2J7,732. an
Increase Of Sl0.3S6 over the total for the
preceding year; operating expenses and
taxes sS,lSs,672, increase S279, SIS. and net
income 32.7l9.059 decrease of $3.50, Is3
Total income was ;2.94s,032, against 49,
2l8, i3O in the preceding year, and after
deduction OF interest, rental and other
available for dividends was S424, Oh, equal
to 70i per cent on the stock No divi-
dends were paid In the last fiscal year,
while In the preceding year the dividend
appropriated for additions and better
ments, the surplus for the year was Hl3.-
800 against 1852, $50 The balance sheet as
Of June 30 shows cash on hand s743.
profit and loss surplus H,91s,s66 and total
assets and liabilities s45 l5o, s53
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
AM. EXPRESS co.'s YEAR
Large Falling Off in Net and
Surplus.

The American Express Company reports
to the Massachusetts, Railroad Commits
sion for the fiscal year ended June 80 last
gross earnings of H3,714,s74, against ST.
6S3,1s6 for the preceding year. an increase
OF 81 ,67S and net earnings OF S,7l2.02i,
against S3,3l3.S1. Total income was 49,
2SS, 1913, a decrease of ,1,571,s65, and after
payment OF charges. s43491s. the balance
for dividends was S2,S59,45s. Dividend pay
ments were s2,1SoOO0. unchanged from
1911, the surplus for the year being $685.
4J9, against s2,29S,SoS for the preceding
year. a decrease Of Sl,6oS,Si9.
Total operating receipts OF the National
Express Company for the year ended
June so, as reported TO the Interstate
Commerce Commission. were s1.Sss, OF, In
crease 3Ss,747. and total operating revenue
was s74o.o15; decrease, n4.7A. Deduct:pB
total operating expenses. is5l,B, and
taxes. s5,s22; the operating income was
Slo2, s13, a decrease Of $3s,s45.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
OCTOBER 80.

GREENWICH ST, n cor Perry Ut: corner
store and basement; also STORE adjoining
Nathan Kirsh to owen Trennor; 10 yrs from
July /. 1912: $500 10 $1,000; address, l5S
10th ave. ,
NASSAU ST, 100: all; Charles " Russell
to Max Garfunkel; Is 5-12 yrs from Dec ],
1912: $1,000 and $1,000: address, East
10th st. .
WEsTcHEsTER AVE. 8, COLL II
n e of Jackson ave, 255xsi.10 to e s Jackson
ava x30x87.I: all; ] NJ Co TO W stern
schuss. 239S Creston ave; yrs from com
pletion OF bldg; Oct 25. 1912: 81 200.
cd AVE. 6+9; s store and basement: Harry
r Goldstcin to Louis Steinreich and sno; 3
yrs from Oct /, 1912; $40: address $40 "a
ave.
I'D AVE, cor fremont ave; all: caro-.
line A Boss to Gerhard Schirmer; 8 I-i2
yrs from Oct ]. 1912 % yrs renewal At
S6,OO0); IS, 900: address. 2os6 Valentine ave.
9TH AVE and BROADWAY. sc cor S4th
at, 73x irreg and 47.ox9s.s; stores l to on
ground floor, contains 5,ss8 50 It and part
sub-bassmsnt containing l,9S6 "a IT; Greeley
Square Hotel Co TO United Drug Co; Nov 10,
1910, from completion Of premises to July 2s.
1891; lst year. s73883 SO, and thereafter.
$40 900; address, Is Exchange Place, Jersey
City.
t4TH ST, 1872 West; all Louis steokier
and ano 10 Louis Bonnet 23e West 3sth st;
4a-12 yrs from Nov 1, 1912. $500; address,
$50 West Both st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
[. J. SPENCE OPTIMISTIC
Hartman officer Finds Condi-
tions Excellent in Middle West.

L. ]. Spence, director of traffic OF the
Hartman system, who has just returned
from an inspection trip which took him
to a number Of cities in the East and
the Middle West said yesterday that he
had found business conditions excellent
in the districts he visited. Of the out
look tor the railroads in general and the
Hartman lines in particular he said:
The railroads are now being oftered
one Of the largest tonnages OH record
and the indications are that this condi-
ton will prevail during the next year 10
come. In the cities that visited where
the Hartman lines maintain ofloes pe-
generally good Telling prevails, IN view
Of the favorable outlook for all lines OF
commerce.
Earnings Of the Hartman lines are
holding up remarkably we'll, and the
September operating results will com
pare favorably with the corresponding
month a year ago. october should also
show a very large volume OF business
for both Union and Southern PACING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
$500, 900 APARTMENT HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton of twelve story apartment house
at the southeast corner OF Park avenue
and 66th street. II will have frontage
of 1875 feet on the avenue and $40 feet
OH the street, and will be Of fireproof
construction The facade will be Of brick
and terra Gotta I'm the modern French re-
naissance style of architecture. The Full
lerton- Weaver Realty Company is the
owner of record. James e. r. Carpenter,
vice president OF the company, Is the
architect, and has estimated it's cost at
si0D,O 600