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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17

LOT 80. block 80 same map: same 70 sa"'
sept 4: 81 800: attorneys as above. sa,,..
LOT 80. block 30. same map; same 10 s"'"7
Sept I; sl.3Oo. attorneys as above, ., same:
LOT T. block 81 same map: Same 10 o'"'0'
Sept 4; 81 400; attorneys az apove, 60 came
lot g. block 81. same map; same u SA''''
sept I; $500; attorneys as aeove' %. ,oox,oO:
.roiyn WiDtery "a Anna NJ N Winters, lst East
i7Gth st mtg ST.. oOO): sept II; 81 ., ras,
NAPTS AVE. . 5, part !ot ~, MY 1poaJ,,. 20.
al9 Fox ST (mtg 81 400; sept :; "; rS t;c
lawyers Title Insurance and trust W.
MTRDOCK AVE. s. 400 q Of Ran an -
ave aSyIodr Land company { o. Edenw;aio o., 70
John ~ carlson, 80 West iJ"th s. ; Jn,l
81: s,tornoy Robert Allne l4o srI pordali
MURDOCH AVE. s. 40 II o. re ny No. 90
ave. 2ixlo0: Land Company OF Edens va, q -
carl carlson. 80 West I5Hth 81 W. - -
attorney. Robert u Aling 40 Brosd"fanSo x 20.
pArK AVE 81 coz 3i6'h 81 lo"hl','
Adclia VI Valentine 10 JOS phine \ 2''W..,,.
81 ranshaw ave. vonkcra; cs,.,rsrt 90,
s1G0ooI; 500: attorney David stewart -'
FToT begins 40 It Of White r isan'
T Ps" R: a ~ 70 q He"Ty Wae,Hssh a,I SG:
bo.n sep, ,ino - ,m sSsrnsSrs 200 Sth ave
POT begin $40 n e OF White Plains
cad. go II u Of Morris Park ave, ~ To- To,
Mary Reillns to Henry Windeh p,,erbonre
hokon Sent ~ 500: attorneys o''ei"'"'s
& SternberS, 200 9Th ave. a. ~
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 81,
Mayer sachs 10 sarah " Arnold oof Wes'
i47th ST (mtg fGT5o): Sept 49, Nil"' a''o'
noy. = y Crandail I5i Nassau g. go. -.
TTNTON AVE w /. $40 II n OF i'stn 81
60 axp5: Emanuel J Myers 20 Barnood re
.ltv 90. 100 Broadway; sept 16: 81; a''o'-
re,s Bowers G. Sands. n Nassau -. J..
AM, PROPERTY: Rarwood Realty 90 70
Emanuel J Myers, go West 18th 81; sept ~
81 attorneys. Myers & Godschmidi. 100 bFoan
wav. . IL. D..
Gertha cline 22I West i4ist st; sept - 11lts
81. 00m: 81: attorneys. Lcse & Connolly 81 M
ssu 81. ,-o,-
20 sxa5 s; Harlem Savings Bank 70 Duo Co %"
West 18th 81 mtg $1,000: Sept u: ,l~; atto'-
nov Henry W Kiralfy S9l East lf'th ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17

4 building loan OF 81 10000 was given
yesterday by the Metropolitan Life lnsur-
ance Company 70 the 10Th Street Company
for a large business building TO be erected
al the northeast corner OF Park avenue
and 10Th street, on plot SS9Nljl feet.
The block front on the west side o'
West tth street between ilorauo ana
Gansevoort streets was purchased yes
terday from the various OWNERS by tho 81
Johns Park Realty Company through T.
II. Ludlow & Co The property ironls
ls5 feet in West 4th stree, and - 'o'i
in Horatio and Gansevoort streets. Inc
site is at present occupied by the Ola
dwelling houses typical OF the old Gre'n-
wich Village section. This will be the hrSt
conveyance OF several Of the parcels m
VOWED in from forty 90 sixty years II is
said that the purchaser is having plans
prepared for an eight story loft building
to be erected some time I'm the near
future. II is also reported that neSo-
tiations arc nearing completion with
firm FOR the leasing of tho projected ouil"-
ing for long term of years:
Other Sales Reported Yesterday.
Joseph J.. LAY Mas SOU lpl N''t ~ -
Realty Company. Louis L. Goldstein'
president. the five story new law tene-
ment house Nos 226 and 2SS East Sth
street, on plot S7.6X9S.s feet. The buyer is
client Of George ". Adrian.
The Henry Moreenthau Company has
sold 20 Morris Herman for immediate in
provcnient tho triangular plot at the juno
tion OF Tiffany and Fox streets. having
q frontage on Tinany street Of 1880 feet
and rear line Of 1850 feet.
Schwab & Co have sold foc Herman
Eckman Nos 1909 and 1904 Washington
ayenue. q five story apartment house. on
plot 4sXl02 feet.
Schwab & Co have sold for William
Uodesor and II. Braunish the southwest
corner of Franklin avenue and if9i
street, q plot 7iXlco feet TO builder for
improvement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17

MANuATTAN ST. 81, 2S5x99. 5x@5xs6.t .;
Apfu 20. 1851 Edward and Margaret Han
nuser 10 Narlin j Keogh. eNr; $1,000: at
MANHATTAN ST. 93. l9xsG.iN25NTS.s
same 60 same: $4,000; attorney. Thatcher "
Adams 80 Wall r..
Delaney, 2jxl0o. Juno |. 1904; Chcbra
Shoare 1ehlla AnsGhcr Kobrlnee. corpn. o.
Abel King: $1,000: attorney, Morris Vein
stein. % MONTGOMERY ".
ingtou and II V Syndica,es: May H. 1909;
Herbert Cochran TO Alfred Gutw.llig; SIG.
600: attorney " VI Wechslor, 1875 Broadway
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. II cor Of Han st.
g. runs n 76.iX 99.7X u 25N 1908
100 TX ~ 1914 10 beg; June 10, 1911; Riv-
crside Drive Realty 60 20 Edwin Ward and
ano. exrs. 100000; attorneys. De Fores;
Bros. - Broad ~.
SAME PROPERTY; May "a 1907, Altaea
Rudd ward 20 Margaret Olivia Sage; $40.
900: attorneys. same as above.
ID AVE. 2031. RUM ~ COX BOX " J0N
232x Q 100 90 ~ = av. = u "a II 10 beg:
juno %. 1903: Leopold and Bertha Kaur-
mann to Bernhard Mayer; $1,000; address
iOTH AVE. =. $40 It OF 3sth st. 90 ~
-. Aug 70. 1911. Patrick Walsh TO West
side Bank: $1,000; attorneys. Dcyo Sc Bauer
GOTH ST. ii5 and ~ West. 5oxes9 jar
| !. 1911; samuel and lIedwig Glass 30 Mad
son Jones $4,000; attorneys Fixman &
SANE PROPERTY: Feb 7. 1910: same I,
! simon Schwcrsenski et al: sii 900: attorneys
/ Meyers Il Schwersenslu. 200 Broadway.
| 30TH ST. liJ West. 2JXyS.p. Jan 81. 1910
JJosoph W Kelly 20 Maria simpson
| $4,000 attorneys. Woodford. Boyso 4
! Butcher. ! Madison ave.
| 3TTH ST, >. iT5 II Of 10th ave. 2Os
! $50: oct % 1905, Harvey ] Underhili "a
! Samuel Wolverton. trus; $4,000: attorneys
/ Strong K Cadwalad,r. 40 Wall ST.
9TH ST, S n. 255 & Of 10Th ave. 2O'
| $50; oct p. 1905: same TO same. $4,000
! attorneys. same \ above.
/ GOTH ST 23T East. is.6XI00.J: jan =
| 1901: Mary Higgins - Metropolitan Trust
| co. ~ Wall ~: si2oOO.
| SAME PROPERTY: Jaa 20, 1906 same tC
james \ Brady: si.Too.
| SGD ST +. I6S II e. OF 9th ave, ~ \,
| 1922; Dec =. 1858; Edward and Julia 4 :
| Fitzpatrick 20 Trustees Peabody Education
| Fund $4,000: attorneys. Forster. Hotalne
| d Klenke, 50 Wall NJ.
| DIST ST. 8. 200 II e OF ID ave. i00xlcos
stoehr. $1,000; attorney, II II Holbert 1911
I 80 ave
! oath ST. 62-e6 East. 1906 II W OF Parl
| ave. 46xiO0.s; 9th ST. 20 West. =, 3i.3,
| 1908; seth 1T. lIs-I20 West. s, J0xioo.s
| Sept IA, 1910; Rachel Rossnbum 20 Abraham
stein $1,000; attorney, Jacob Gordon. 34t
| Broadway.
leITH sT. g. 112 Il " OF eth ave. 1890 II
| June s. 1912: Charles r W Horn 10 George
| ! Iangapbacker; 500; attorney, II shafftr. II;
! is2D ST. 90 % West 2.s - W Of stb ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17
SALES AT HIlLSpAlE.

The ". J. Rich Development Company
sold AT the Hllsdale Estates. Hllsdaic.
y. j., house on the south side Of Conk-
lin avenue, on plot 50xl12 feet. TO John
G. Loose; also, bungalow on the north
side Of Large avenue. on a plot 75xll2 feet.
TO George 8. Bowers; also. the plot, 75xll2
feet. adjoining. TO George s. Bowers or
the north side OF Large avenue, and a
bungalow on the south side OF Large ave-
nue., on a plot t0XlO7 feet 10 Olga and
Roberta Dlohln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17
RECORDED LEASES.
tWi,H name aud address of icsso.
sEpTIAlEEE IL

MADISON ~. rs cor store. Ma Nosso.
viiz 90 Hymau Si,gsl. yrs from Ma !. 1912.
$500. address, 80 Grand 80.
sol THERN EprLENAHp. lij?. moving
picture t1.atrc: i Gsnncy 20 : T. Tuppsct
AID suo 36S East lig,h 80. i0 yrs from oct T..
1872. s.. 500. address &GS East i"th %.
30 AVE. 100; space IN store for ciSars, o'c,
HAIRY Gilmore GO 20 Richard Titus. yrs Z
months from sept -. 1872; S2."r". address.
.2g4 Washington ave.
SRI AVE-. - ?. =" n Of 1iitn -. II l"X ID.
tho land, EIN Friedman 70 Eden 90. - frs
from Sep, j. iIpll. $1,000, adi'ess, 500 18th
ave.
9TH AVE. 5e'. store and basement. Antonio
Russo 70 Christopher GTlspsfnwy, 5'ii 9th ave
Ms from April ]. 1912 Sl5so. address, iGS
gt' ave.
i5TU IT. :. a2i5 ~ IS - Erosdray.
ioGx The land. VIM " Aston 70 Central
Theatres Leasing ana Construction 20. - ,r'
from oct J. 1912 5000. aldroa.. 1916
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Windsor Land and Improvement
Company sold plots to the following: At
Oceanside, to II. and ". Meyer l.. Luria
and r. Ploen; at Floral Park. 20 T. Lar
son. r. LOewith. q. Rothblum. ". Nc
Inerny and T. Baxter and at Valley
Stream. to p. p. Cullen and NJ. MCGEE.
O'Connor q Mccain sold to a New York
party the former home of Anne Jay Boil
ton. on Pelham Road, near Travers ISL
and, sixteen room house. with stable,
garage and one acre OF ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York Ka tharine F. Reynsrd, PlaintiS.
against David T Blonnt and others. Defend
closure and sale. duly made and entered ia
The aboye-en,itled action and bearing date
the 18th day Of August. 1912. l. the under
VIII sell at public auction, AZ the Exchange
,aiosro1m, Nos I4-i6 Nesey Street IN tie
Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New York. on
IN" llu day VI September. 1912, at II o'clock
noon ON that day. by Joseph r. Day, Auc-
tionser. the premises directed by ssid judr.
ment to be sold and therein describ.d sy
follows. All that lot Of land In the City OF
New YORK and the Borough u Manhattan.
with the buildings and improvements there
on erected, bounded and described as FOL
side Of 57th street. distant fifty 500 feet
easterly from Eleventh Avenue; thence
northerly and parallel With Eleventh Ave-
more less 10 the rear portion Of premises
number s44 Eleventh Avenue thence east
wardIy and along said rear por,ion and
40 feet and eight - inches: thence soath-
waTdly and parallel with Eleventh Avenue
and for part OF the distance through party
inches to the northery side 81 Flfty-s.yenth
street and thence westvarfly along the
same sixteen 06) feet and eight lS Inches
20 the point of beginning be the ssid sew
lot OF land. With the buildings and improve
me1ts erected thereon, In the Ci,y p, S:.
described as follows: Beginning at pcin.
on the essterly side OF Eleventh avenue.
where the same is lntersected by the centre
o, the block between Fifty-seyenth ana
Fifty-eghth Streets; thence running east
vardly and along the said centre lins OF TIE
block sixty-six (65) feet and eight el inehesi
Avenue twenty-five feet 70 the rear lire 9.
the promises Number 563 West Fitty-seyeuth
street; thence westwsrdly and parallel Win
said centre line OF the block. and along ssb
rear line and for part OF the distance through
party wall siXty-six (6e) feet and eight go
inches 70 the easterly side Of Eleventh Ave
nue. and thence northwardly along the sans
twenty-five (2Jl feet, more or less. TO tie
point OF beginning. BE all OF raid distances
and dimensions more or less
Dated New York August 18th, 1912
A. HENRY MosLE. Referee.
McENfRY & REWARD. Attorneys fo'
Plaintiff l49 Broadway New York Cc.
The following is a diagram o. the property
10 be sold: its street numbers are sit ElsS-
cnth Avenue and 563 West 5Tth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 10

TfNGSBRIpGE ROAD. n =. - q O.
Barnes ave. 32N.s. Noun, Vernon Builders
limit rerbone u a. CONTRACTORS $751; ~
HOFFMAN IT. a. %. s. q Of lsSth ~.
9;1IiS TONY cimillo Realty 60. owner
Charlie \ clark. extractor; SOS
p3D st rs and Ia West. samuel fanzti
aat george W Schpab. owner; Herman SekiiT
4 %. contractors; $3.50.
BELMONT AVE. = =. i'1.2 n y ~ isl% -
81 lIftt; John Rsritr agt Crofona PARK
ResI'v 90. oVner and contractor: $500
JEROME AVE. r.. toi . II n or iso'h ~
o5SpS. riunachsr Contracting 90 aRt DOUG a.
pro'lert Hardware GO - al. owners. Victor
Ismh4tti. contractor. $3.50
MATHEWS AVE-. ~ >. 2i2t = y or Bronx
das ave 95,inH: Joseph Nieberth 90 Az
Robert Moore owner. Charles Bailey, con
traafnr. f.i
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West 57th street.
The approximate amount Of the Hen OF
charge, TO satisfy which the above-descrioeo
property is 10 be sold, IL Fifteen Thoussrd
Eight Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars NiS,-'
$500. with interest thereon from the lsih
day of July, 1912. together with costs and
allowance amounting 70 $3.50 IS. with inter
est from August 18th. 1912 together with Tbs
expenses OF the sale The approximate
rates. other liens. which are TO be allowed
TO the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the referee is s52S 90 and interest.
Dated Ne" a. l0T HEN SRSui Mo Isl Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned u
Wednesday, September 2oth, 1912 az the sans
dated New York, September i1,h. 1911?
4. HENRY MosLE. Refsres
SUPREME CoURT COUNTY or NEW
York. ,KathsTiTee F.; ReYnaId plsin, NJ.
fendants-In pursuance Of a judgment OF io'e-
closure and sale. duly made and entered N
the above entitled action and bearing dste The
9th day OF August, 1872, l. the underslgnec
the referee IN said Judgment named. will sen
at public auction. at the Exchange Salesrooin,.
Nos. 1919 Vesey Street In the Borough o,
OF September 1912, at 1? o'clock noon on ,ns'
day, by Joseph =. Day. Auctoneer. the prem,
lses directed by said Judgment 20 BE- sold am
therein described az follows: All that certain
OF. piece or parcel OF land. situate, lying ar
being in the Twenty second Ward or the Clt!
OF Now York. hour led and described az 10.
lows: Beginning az point In the easterly llns
- Eleventh Avenue. distant northery my
feet and five inches from the northeasterly
corner OF Eleventh Avenue and fitty,seNentI
street and running thence northeriy along the
castcrly line or side OF Eleventh AveuD,,
twenty-five feet: thence easterly. parallel WIN
Fifty-ssventh Stree; and partly through
party wall fifty feet; thence southerly az az
parallel with Eleventh Avenue. twen;y-hNo
teet. and thence westerly parallel WITH ihJ
SOY orth street and partly through parry van
nfty feet To the point or place 81 beginning
Dated New York August 18th. 1917.
WAITER SHAW BREWSTER. ReteFes,
JcENIRY u REWARD. Attorneys Io'
Plaintiff. l49 Broadway, New York CIT.
Tho following is a diagram Of the properts
IN be sold; is street number Is s42 Eleventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17

6Ith street. 81.
The soproxrmate amount OF the lien o,
charge. 10 satisfy which the above descrlosG
property is 20 b. sold. is Fifteen Inousa,,.,,
Eight Hundred and twenty-five polisrs' VIZ NJ
interest thereon from the 10Th DAY OF ~" ,:s
49,. together with costs and sio"~
smounting 10 $3l7GJ. with interest rom ~
gust IAN. 1912. together with the expense me
the salc The approximate amount o, ,se-
f"xcs assessments and water rates, or o,ne
liens. which are 20 be allowed 10 me PLv
chaser ont of the purchase money, or paid W
the Referee Is S}7s. 81 and interest
Dated New York. August 18TH lsi2
WALTER SHAW BREWSTER ReIesSe' "a
The foregoing sale IL hereby adyourneu, M
Wedre sday, september 18th. lsl2 at the si'''
dated New York september 1th. l3:
Wt,.TEr SHAW BREWSTER ReteIee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

ANTHONY AVE, . :. $50 Il OF iSist st,
5O1I0O New York Cooperative Building and
Loan Association loans Sarah Tauh $4,000.
PARK AVE, n cor 10th II, DS.0SI5l: Met
ropoll,an life Insurance CO loans 10th Street
90 ~. 800. 600.
GOTH ST, n s. 100 II 81 9TH ave, 1jxoS o:
Metropolitan Life Insurance co loans kar-
mack Realty co $4,000.
LIND AVE. y. 1928 (; OF i65th ST. TOOK
100. city Mortgage 90 loans High Bridge
Building 60 $4,000.
ELDER AVE. " =. 1910 {, Of West
chester ave. 2Oxioo; CITY Mortgage Co loans
Winnie ca 10000
l70TH ST n cor Park ave. Itlx25: CITY
Mortgage 60 loans Convent Park Construction
90 $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

Th, following transactions were re-
cor0cd yesterday az the Real Estate EX-
change salcsrooms. Nos. IA and l6 Nesey
street.
b. Henry Brady.
i44TH ST, 500 West II s. So {, o. Ailstef-
dam ave. II jS'a H. sly dVc; sold "a the
plaintiff FOR Sl3io0.
> and sly stone big: 9herirs sale Of al
light, utlc. etc which Lest Realty "a had on
May 81 1911. or since ia lca,e; Henry
NOos atty; adjourned 10 october 10.
By Joseph r. pay
MANHATTAN AVE. 81. y =. 6Su Il .;
l22d 81, lsN9o sly d"s. sold to the plaintiff
for $1,000.
ave. lszp2l II. sly dVs; sold 10 The plaintiff
FOR siJ.O10
At the Bronx Exchange
By Joseph P. Day
FAILE ST, el7. v :, i25 e OF Randall
AZ az, 2ST u !o6 ''y brk dwS sold to the plain
:;Nlo? . sty brk dws; sold TO the plaintiff
rAILn ST, s2I, $, 10 f., n Of Randall
ave, 2'xi"o s'y ork dwg; so'd to the plain
N we, $500 and 1902, $ 30 fee, OF
ls6th st. 40x7o. two s,y tennis ard stores;
sold 20 charles W Daton for ESQ.
- AVE %40s and 3ios o cor lG6'h Il, Joy
30 stv ,enmt and stores fold 10 Charles W
Dsion for SLIGO.
BROOK AVE. 1921 " cor l6sth 81. - TX
90, 81! tcnr1t and stores; sold 10 the plain
tltf for S5l5rp
RRONN rAEK AVE =. block front be
tween l7s'h = AMI walker ave G25yio0Hi":S
gin1H; pithdraWn.
~ J. II. NaycTs.
WASHINGTON AVE. lo7l e, 1872 n =
81 1851 ST, 2jx.co : sty ,cumt and stores. .oli
10 o.. 'lau'iN Tor S33 $50.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

SEPTEMBER Is
aaD ST 81 and ~ West: Andrew J. Davis
agt MARY \ Deerins CT al, Aug To- 1912
sos q.
i4TH ST 50j West. William Nlukcl asst
Robert Schroeder; Aug ., 1912; Sl02 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17
III DOa1 Estate
ZS NJ ar kQt
St 100000 PARK AVE. BUILDING LOAN
Given by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company or Sruct'
lre To Be Erected at 10th Street Corner.
OPERATORS BUY BLOCK IN GREENWICH VILLAGE.

, building at the southeast corner of La
faycttc and Howard streets also loft
al No. so Fulton street 70 Michael IIar-
yey. and loft 81 No. 2I3 Front street TO
Snmucl Eulter
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Gu,nishel by Curtis q Sanger. No. 20 Wall
RONIS
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

urnished by Charles D. Barney & Co.. No. s
Rroad street New York and No. l22 South
Hh street, Philadelpha)
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS,

FURNISHED ly Charles Head q Co. No. II
Wall street,
LAND.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee and at
toruevD
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
SEpTEAIEER Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17

Eos a Alb. "a - & Is ~ pr. - 20
I;os x Maine % -. Ny MI q H.i3J 1862
Boston Eley.1| go West L ~ Ry - So
BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

OVi,L name and address of lenders at
torpey.b
SFpTENfpVp Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-17
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.


WIN name and address o. purchaser and a.
tOrncyi
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Boston Land. %. Ess, Bos Id. u ~,
MISCELLANEOUS
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

sEx rights. iInterest 20 be added. tEx d.
nj.
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The following transactions were re-
cor0od yesterday az the Real Estate EX-
Morris tribune., 1912-09-20

ministration, asking for Contributions.
The letters are addressed to holders
Of state jobs. The publication is Of
course directed at the Eberhart crowd.
Compelling the holders OF choice plums
to come across for campaign purposes
is as old as the game of politics. 1t is
always expected. When John Lind
was governor it is said that those be-
hind him compelled monthly contri-
button. If you held job paying you
$4,000 year you would gladly con-
tribute In aid of q continuance. Even
the $50 month man is willing.
!. + !.
If the plans of the state board Of
control are carried out the old state
prison at Saltwater will be used as a
place for housing the criminal insane.
They are now cared for at Hastings.
That the coming legislature will take
kindly to the scheme Is doubted, as it
means an additional outlay of the
states money, and yet something must
be done with the criminal insane. It
Is said the buildings at Hastings are
not safe and that the lives of many
are endangered while they are kept
there.
j !. i
The threatened m1xup between
Fred B. Lynch and Frank Day is not
going to happen. Mp. Lynch has a
pretty good hold on things Democratic
In Minnesota and Frank Day is too
much concerned regarding the sue-
cess Of his adopted party to interfere.
THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN.
Morris tribune., 1912-09-20
JAMES ]. HILL GUEST
AT Grand BANQUET
Railway Magnate Celebrates His
SeVenty-tOurth Birthday.

Prominent residents of st. Paul, q
representative part of the big North
west and distinguished men from all
parts of the United States honored
James ]. Hill, the Northwest's big
man, who could foresee and who built
as he foresaW. It was Mr.. hills sew
enty-fourth birthday.
The Auditorium was gorgeousIy
decorated. A band played. The 1900
hosts to Mr.. Hill sang and cheered
ecstatically. Some speakers poured
forth fiattering laudation of the honor
guest; some gave sober, businesslike,
impressive analyses of his CONNER
cial genius and personal popularity
and philanthropies.
Through it all Mr.. Hill sat smiling
happily, now leading an unfollowed
cheer for friend or associate whose
name crept into the talk of empire
building in the Northwest, now depre
eating with violent gesture of mega
ton some bit of superlative praise. Al
times when he smiled it was through
swimming eyes.
The climax to the dinner came with
the presentation by William B. Dean
vice president of the Second National
bank, of loving cup to Mr.. Hill as q
remembrance of the occasion.
Morris tribune., 1912-09-20
LAW PROVES
CUMBERSOME
Statewide Primary Act In Need
Of Amendment.
one FEATURE IS NULLIFIEO
Elimination of Party Designations on
Municipal Tickets Knocked Out
by Petition Provision.
ONE FEATURE is NULLIFIEO
Especial Correspondence.)

st. Paul, Sept. 18.-Minnssota's first
statewide primary has come and gone
and the result as far as a number of
the offices are concerned is very much
In doubt. AS expected the second
choice provision was the stumbling
block. The Twin City dailies figured
that 1t would take week to get the
not far off. I would not be surprised
If it took longer. That the application
Of the primary law to the state Offices
has come to stay is certain, but there
Is one thing sure, the next legislature
will have to correct certain features
in the law which have no business
there, while as to the corrupt prac-
tees act the ridiculous feature of the
whole is SO apparent that the coming
legislature will have to practically re-
construct 1t. It can not be enforced;
If it was not a man in the state would
be eligible for Office and if any official
tried to half way obey 1t he would be
laughed out Of Office. Attorney Gen
era1 Smith has fund of $4,000 to be
used in enforcing the provisions of
the act, but my word for it he will
find other things more profitable to
the state to engage his attention. Mr..
Smith has said that the act in many
ways is a joke, but it is the law of
the state and he will enforce it to the
best Of his ability.
+ !. 4
Now comes the petition fiend and
from all accounts he will be busy
throughout the state for the next ten
days. The new law gives the petit
ton a legal standing this year and
from all accounts more than one can
didate will seek public Office via that
medium. Signers, however, must not
have participated in the primaries and
the fact that they did not must be at
tested to by a notary. One of the
features of the new primary law was
the elimination of party designation
in the compiling of municipal tickets,
but it has been discovered that this
feature has been nullified by the petit
ton game, which permits a candidate
when named by petition to have the
fact so stated on the ballot, together
with the party he represents. AS a
result the Socialist and Public Owner
ship parties, for whose benefit it is
said the nondesignation provision was
adopted, will be the only ones with a
political designation The Socialists
say the machine was responsible for
the nondesignation provision and they
are laughing over how it's trainers fell