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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address o, grantee and az
torrevN
Interest ler cent unless othsrn!se stated.
SEPTEMBER
Manhattan.

PARK AVE. y s. ;j.6 Il ~ ssth 81 - >
IS Milton Henley 70 Emma . sullivan.
49, West 2ith -. Sept prior utge $4,000
yrs per cent. $4,000. atty, l. Quacken-
bush - East 98th
ST NICHOLAS AVE. cor isSth 81 i5I. 2
aiOo. Aldus Conjunction 90 20 Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust CO. leo broadway. sept
prior mtgc $4,000. year. q per cent.
$1,000
20 AVE so7i Max Rothhar, ct al 20 Ben
ilmin Greenberg aud sno. 10 Delaney ST. sept
prior mtge 81. 500. , yrs. per cent.
s. 900. atty g Goodelman. 80 Park Row
STH AVE. 2is cor 2lst 81. 26}. lease .
hold Rachel Ncinstein 10 Ballantne &
sons p corporation, - Freeman -, Newark.
y !. Sept 3 duo as per note $3.50. attys.
shiland & Hedges lao Broadway.
10TH AVE $50. leasehold. John Faller 10
Ernest Craze. - Neptune ave. Jersey City.
sept u. installs. s per cent. s. coo
i3D ST a. 40 West. lots each 2jXioo.4
m,ges. each $1,000 - prior mtEcs each
50. 0om. John Tobin 20 Felt, Donnelly.
III West list st. sept 3, due oct !. 1918. &
Ter cent. 5000. atty + Donney. ~ Lib
erty 81
iO4TH ST. s. e5 u ~ Madison ave. o5S
IoOil samuel Harris 10 Harry Rosen. 395
Fort Washington ave. sept s. ? yrs: per
cent, 5000, attys, Boudn & Levy, 302 Broad
way
10th ST lis west ; sly brk 25Nao II
Frank weymann 20 Joshua iserson. SIS Macy
~ prior mtSe $4,000; sept ? irstsls per
cent. 5000. atty. Jacob ; Friedman 800
Broadway
i32D ST. 24a West s,y brk. ip6xoa ali.
Edward \ krauSsman 10 Home savings Bank.
500 Manhattan ave. Rrooklyn Sept 5 I wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
BUYING IN BROOKLYN
Flatbush Sites Bought for I'm,
provement with Dwellings.

william Bordfcld has bought four lots
on East 18th street. between Avenues I
and J. from the Manhattan Terrace Syn
dicatc. and two lots on the east side OF
East 18th street between Avenues and
X. from \. T.. Sheldon. They Will be I'M
proved with dwelling houses.
Dr Edward r Hicks sold to a client ~
Edward Lyons the one family brick ana
limestone dwelling house. lSxl2S feet. at
No a76 New York avenue near President
street. for occupancy.
John +. James & Son sold AZ Manhattan
Terrace dwelling houses 10 y Blue. No.
g75 East 18th street FOR the George VI.
Craigcn Company. 10 Edward Pellatt' NO.
$40 Avenue Is Tor +. SchreU; 10 \.
Blanchard. No e92 East sth street for
the n-Clapham Company. 10 NJ. An
dorson. No. g7s East 18th street and 10
" q. Heath. No. 997 East 18th street for
William Bordfcld. 10 H. Kaulla. NO Hlf
East 18th street for W Cleyerdon. and FOR
f.. Dickinson, No. 1913 East 10th street to
NJ +. Dee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

24925c; young hens. No 1. 25c; No 2. l59 lsc
other grades l9G2lc. CHICKENS, roaste1s;
milk fed. fancy. large 21c; 10. 2oci second
grade, 16di7cj corn fed, fancy. large lVc'
10 1Sc: second grade. 14Ql6c
POTATOES AND NEGETABLES-Recei
s.3Os bbls potatoes and 8. 423 pkgs onions. 70
tatoes IN liberal supply and barely STEADY;
Sweet potatoes steady. Beans plentiful ana
low. POTATOES. Long Island. eoi or nag,
s2Ts2 81 Jersey. Dbl. s2as2 20; round bag, bag -
TS2 10: long 81 s5dSI O5; SWEET POTA-
TOES. Southern. Dbl. 81 1892: Jersey bol,
S9aS2 50: No basGet 81; ONIONS, Long
Island white Dbl. S3q$3 %; yellow. 81 bOgSS;
red. 50 25aS2 rs: ORANGE County red. bag: 81
GSi 81: yellow. bag SldSl g. white, basket
T5cdSI Is. bag. $1qS1 g.; Jersey. white bias
ket SidS 80; yellow. 76d soc: red, zoe
YFaNS. basket or bag 40cHS1; BETS, bbl.
81 5odSi rs. 100 punches S1dSl so; CARROTS,
hbl. SldS2: 1OO-rb bag SiGSl p; basket. 700
75c 100 punches. I5cQsi %; CUCL MBE lO9
basket, 75cdSl p: Long Island. bol. s? 800
So %: state bushei basket, 81 25ds2 q, CORN.
per 100 SOcdSl 50: CELERY, dozen stalks. 10
S25c. CABBAGE per 100 S7dS9; ton S23d
$50. CAJLlFLOWER. state. Dbl. S2qSS. Ions
Island Dbl S1N$2 80: EGGPLANTS, Jersey
bbl J0GSl: LIMA BEANS, Long Island, po-
tato bag T5cGS1 .: LETTUCE. state, basket
25475c: 2-dozcu crate. 4ocdSl: dozen. ooc2
81 =: MUSHROOMS. n 75casl; OkRA. car
rie- 500 7jC: PEAS. basket. 81 joN - 20 bag
75cTSl -. rcd 60clSl; ROMANO, state,
bsske, 25aT5c; nearby. hbl. 50cGSl SPIN
ACH basket or crate. 157loc. SQUASH. mar
row Dbl 5oq75c. white OF yellow. NG7bc;
TT-KNIPS rutahaza Dbl. SlGsl 50. white.
81 oJdS1 rs: TOMATOES. nearby. box, 25d Zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
RECORDED LEASES.

tWith name and address ~ lessee
BAXTER ST -. store. Piero traverse
TO Antonio Grass and ano. yrs from sept
l. 1918. 81 500. address - Baxter -.
DIVISION ST. 2GI. nrsf noor. Mamie Z
Adams 90 Abraham Goldberg. yrs from
FEB I. 1918. $3.50. address. on premises.
NACpOrGAL ST. 10. cor store, Margaret
y Uughe. 70 Rocco Palermo, . 3rs ~. mos
from June IS. 1918. 600. address Han
cock st.
sr ANNs AVE. l4s all. Morris Levin -
Nirhels di Palma. > yrs from May l. 1914.
$500. address. I4S ~ AIMS ave.
NTH AVE. 2iG store etc. julius Lichicn-
stein 20 Cornelius o DIVER. 10 yEs from
oct /. 1879 s. 500. address. IA West i'm
10TH AVE. $50. store etc. Erpest Flass
- John TALLER. "rs mos from sept ].
1913. ST. COO. address. 500 10Th ave.
10TH AVE 5j4. store. Joseph " GarN'y
% william Tahy and ano. yrs mos from
sept O. 1913 S.j0o. address, ioi West
Su'h sf
-srH ST ag5 West tho land Marie " |
ps CourysI 90 Louis" J Euhank. = yrs
from May !. 1911 1858 address AZ 5oth
-. Brooklyn.
arm ST. iGi West. all. Abraham Levy
and ano 90 Morris Spergcl. > YRS from Aug
J. 1913. SL5O0. address. so East 3th -.
NTH ST 500 East Va store and base
ruert. NaroIiu, kottls % Cotelo TomaSini
yrs from MAY T. 1918. $3.50. address,. 500
Esst HIM ~
uSTH ST $50 West "a store roor and
basement. Lyman CLICK 20 Ing Jain. .
,rs from AUS T. 1919. s52o. address. $50
west 18th g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09

ANTHONY AVE, g. 100 II n o. rr.r..
ave. look irreg; Cleand Realty Co to Wsn,s'
worth Mortgage co. 1904 linton ave; MAJ 90
due Aug 20, 1913. per cent: 81 coo. s,,1 80
nsy. Thomas Z kreuter, 1871 Amsterdam Az.
BATHGArE AVE. 1866. 8 23x107: sn,o
mon II Wartell 10 fremont Building and ~
Association. 1881 Washington ave: ins,slrrs..a
= per cont; Sept 4; $1,000; attorney Title cue.
antee and Trust 20. l76 Broadway
BRYANT AVE s Q cor 10th 81. l5rao :.
Bryant Construction Co 10 Lawyers Titla \.
surance Co. 100 Broadway; Sept s; ) yrs a.
per cent: SIS. 600 u
BRYANT AVE. 5. 45 Il Of 10th St A.
90; rame 10 same; . yrs. ga per cent: sep (
FIEI.DSTON RID n cor 25sth st. 2lxa5 n.
3I4xl03 IL: Josie Cunningham to Bronx ssc"s
ity and Brokerage co. Us East i3Sth 81 Inro-
mig 1852 5O); Sept s: | VI. per cent. ssoo
attorney, Ievison, 25s East i3s.h ST Wv
HOFFMAN ST, 1893. W s. 25xiO0. r,,,
D'Ulise TO Vito F De Martino. 27iO I'd s Az.
Aug 13; yrs. per cent: $500. a,,orn.y
Lawyers Title Insurance 90. 1eO Broadway
PARK AVE. :. rs II Of 10Th st. 4xioo
Henry Cleland 10 Wentworth Mortgage Co -,
linton ave; May 10: due Aug l6. 1913 "a,
cent: $3.50: attorney, Thomas Kreuter III
Amsterdam ave
PARK AVE, . cor 1921 a.. JOyi0i: Cl.l,,s
Realty co TO same prior mtg 5000: Anvil
%. due Aug %, 1918. per cent, 5000. a,,o,-
nev. same
WESTMINSTER AVE. Q =. part lots 10 a..
n3 map l43 lots. Paul estate, Josephine T Mo-
rison 10 Eleanor De Moulin 10 West is3d =,
Sept 2; 3 yrs; se25; attorney, p Ayres rD
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09

Negotiations are under way for the sale
OF two new apartment structures In
Harlem and other Manhattan and Bronx
properties.
The houses are two six story elevator
structures occupying the block front on
the west side of Seventh avenue. be-
tween IAN and ll5th streets, built on
land formerly owned by the Wood estate
which was an extensive holder OF vacant
property in that section. Each house
occupies a plot l0O.1Ix1 90 feet. the i14th
street corner having been improved by
Max Venstein and the northerly part Of
the block by Julius Weiustein. The
houses abut the Wadleigh High School.
several apartment houses have been
built in the immediate vicinity in the last
few years. and the structures have done
very well from a renting standpoint. The
buyer In the present transaction is all
investor who gives other properties in eX-
change
Another building operation is to be
undertaken on the old Pinkney estate. be-
tween 18th and lfOth streets. St Niche
las and Edgecomba avenues which was
purchased by Bling and Bling few years
ago Since that sale both l3sth and l39th
streets have been cut through the pro-
pcrty and group Of apartments erected
there
The newest building project involves the
block front on the north side OF l5''h
street between St Nicholas and Edge
connie avenues. being l2lj feet front ana
measuring about 30 feet on each avenue.
on the site six story apartment viii
he erected by the sutherland Realty
company tR.ng and Bing) at an osu-
mated cost Of 100000. The plans LOT
the proposed structure are by II. !.
Lyons
Other sales announced yesterday fol-
low
Gsru SrREEr-F-arH \. Lev. ha' 500
Co. tn,,r, n R,u 80 - West G5th street
n r,r story dourl" fafhoIs" "h NO. .Nl ~.
feet near central Park "'si 10. ~. pr -
simon Roths,hiii. who "lH hold N" prop
,ri, fof Investment MI.
LEXtNGTOS NNENI r. Mar y I'or's
fl, r@oort,d 10 have sold 80. 2N' Lexington
a,sntie. a frur stor, and basement dNe'Ins.
an la .4ckS4 adI1iriug the southwest cor
NOR a. s7fh street Mr. Doris secure" VIC
who had acquired % the previous 'b,l"'
49,, a.. Hons. ~ The EtangcIlsts Tor
stated consideration - $4,000.
l.sT srUEEr.-Thc three story ana res.
IN stone front dwelling 80 50. -nt L's'
lie, street IsrNlu2 feet "a reported 70
have been purchased t1 'ain'hc l"-'lil.
tor Title 90 ths hous" stands DO 'n' hsme
~ Frederick Hermann. who has owned y
for 81, wears n s located 1919 feet east
.5n srHEFT- william Bradley. who COM
trolls tho FIs. poerr 4 Carroll Horse CON.
pan, ha. added 90 hn holdings in East
'Tq.artr. thifd street hf purchasing from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market foT cop
per was nrm. with lake quoted al bs1IIc.
electrolytic, 1GAml67.c. and casting ldisH
1850 standard copper on the Metal Exchange
was firm, with september October. November
and December nc asked London COPPER closed
al "a lis sd for spot and t13 los for futures
TIN locally vas weak. with sales of 30 tons
spot sold under the rule. spot tin closed at
~ j0n42 Use. September ~ JOn ~ 75c. Octo-
Der 4237 ism4e G2i1c November. ~ 25Q42 5Gc.
and December - i2i2H ia &c. In London
tin firm. early. but closed easy al fl9j for
spot and .fl9i for futures.
LEAD quiet. New York spot zoe and East
St Louis 4GONI zoe London lead closed at
f2O rs Cd
SPELTER steady. New York spot $50
5.95c. and East -. Louis spot Doc London
spetcr, FL ~.
IRON Cleveland warrants jss Of IN Lon
don. Locally iron was firm and unchanged
with No ! foundry Northern. SiGaS1B 80: No
q So 1886 -. No I southern and No
Southern soft. sl5 259slj 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
CORN AT NEW HIGH LEVEL
Other Cereals in Chicago Market Also
Advance in Price.

Chicago. Sept 8-Corn rose to a new
high price record for the season In the
December option, and narrowly missed a
new high level In other futures. made
quacy OF relief from drcuth and heat was
largely responsible. The close. though
easy. showed an advance of &c to lisn
li4c net. Other leading cereals. TOO ma H.
gains wheat lsc to hN3sc. and oats ~
TO a.Nhc. In provisions the outcome
varied from SC decline TO l7i9c advance
Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
APARTMENT RENTALS.

Goodwin & Goodwin have leased the
following apartments: In the Romeyn,
No - West 18th street. to Max Vein
garten and TO NJ. Rein. in the Alclyde.
southwest corner Central Park West and
sith street. To Mrs. Anna 4. owens. To
Charles NJ. Shipway and 10 William \.
Thomson.
Ia Dacona Hall. southwest corner Clare
mont avenue and lg2d street. ten apart
ments, as follows. To Mrs Annie H. Bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
S1OO.OOOV AUDEVILLEHOUSE
Will Be Erected on Sumner
Avenue Corner, in BROOKLYN.

Howard &. Pyle & Co and the Miller
Stamm Company have sold for a client
10 the Sumner Amusement Company a
vacant plot, northeast corner Of Sumner
avenue and quincy street. The plot has
100 feet frontage on Sumner avenue and
rs feet on quincy street. The purchasers
intend to erect Immediately. a nigh class
vaudeville theatre on the site to cost
tloo pJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
LEASE INVOLVES S37,500
Sum To Be Paid for Use of St
Brendan Site for Five Years.

The total rental 10 be- paid by FfaUR
G Cook foy the control Of the CORNER
Hotel ST Brendan for term or hV'
years is 1880. The property IS a hve
story building at the southeast corner OF
I035 street and Columbus avenue. II was
rented by John II. Dawson for Mrs. Ellen
G. Ashman.
After extensive alterations to the hrs'
and second floors Mr. Cook will open the
building as n high class moving picture
theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09

BROADWAY. - cor o, Vesey st ioo.Iz
1871. perpetual right Of way and eascmen,
under above. William Astor TO city Of New
YORK July 30 $j97 100 attorney. George >
coleman. - Nassau 81
BROADWAY PISS - aX30 5Nc5 GN34 A:
Peter Doelser Ct al. eXrs 10 Peter Doe!g"r
brewing Co. i07 Eat 55th 81. June q. all
liens. 81. attorneys. Amend * Amend. ll0
Nassau 81. e.
BROOME ST. 323. " cor OF ChryStis st
.5x5GG Peter Doelger ct al eNrs. 20 Peter
Doolser Brewing CO.. i07 East 5jth ST. June
Il. 81. attorneys. Amend & Amend. ll9 Mas
siu -.
.BROOME ST. 30 25x55. Hun Mints 10
willam Elting. III East 18th st. Aug 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09

With only comparatively limited reac-
tions at wide intervals. the cotton market
yesterday was active and excited all day
and al one time showed an advance Of g
bale over the low level touched in the
slump of Saturday Conflicting reports
regarding the action of the Senate on
the Clarke amendment TO the tariff
bill taxing the sale OF cotton futures
upset calculations of traders. and there
were some signs OF irregularity ABOUND
midday, but an assurance that an amend
ment would carry the operation OF the
rider over 10 September, 1914. and that ex-
isting methods Of financing and marketing
the crop would not be interfered with FOR
another year gave the bulls so much con-
fdence that wave Of buying set In which
carrier 10 near the close, which was at %
10 40 points above Saturdays close. The
Census Bureaus cotton ginning report
which showed that OF the present years
crop 79i OO5 bales had been ginned prior TO
September I, helped the upward turn. as
the figures are record breaking, and indi-
cate a demand which will probably call
for more than the present crop 10 satisfy
next years wants. The report did not at
tract as much attention as 1t would IN
auieter market and in some quarters was
almost UNDECIDED Southern spot markets
were unchanged 10 &c higher, generally
ls42sc up. and the local market was
steady and 30 points higher at l3.25c for
mlddling upland. No sales. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
SALE OF NEWARK PLOT.

Feist & Fest have sold in Newark a
plot iiNi6 feet a. Nos. - and - Airing
ton street for Edward j. Wendell 10
Henry X. Friedman. a wholesale sta
TONER Nr. Friedman Contemplates
erecting a building TOR his own business
AZ a cost OF t9O,Gp0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
..,yssRHYf. -c-.--1Al
II & MzR :! E u
TRADING IN THE REALTY MARKET
Negotiations Under Way for the Sale Of Two New Apartment
Houses in Harlem Owned by the Wood Estate
100000 STRUCTURE PLANNED FOR 18Th ST. BLOCK

low. Annie b Spencer. Mabel Crafty, a.
y. Noyes. Lawton Mackall. Charles p.
Vosburgh. G. crawford X. +. McMath,
Henry H. Hanson and Daniel w Gluck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
FOURTH AVENUE LEASE.

VI & l.. Hess have leased for the Real
~ Holding Company the fifteenth floor
OF the building. No i4 10 i32 Fourth ave-
nue., northwest corner Of 10Th street. 10
the interstate News Company for
term OF years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
NEW AGENTS APPOINTED.

James r.. Barry q Co. have been APP
pointed agents Tor the two five story
buildings Nos 81 and 80 East 18TH
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
TENANT FOR CHURCH ST. STORE.

william a. White Il Sons have leased
10 Walker ~ FloriO. tailors the store in
the building 30 church street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
.EnIENNEH \

The sales held Yesterday az the Real
Estate Exchange Salcsroom. Nos Il ana
= Nesoy street, resulted d. follows.
Ry Joseph 3 DAY.
QGTH ST.. 334 East s, 40 q " 81 lst ave.
Ssnloos Is sty tenmt and stores. sold 70 the
plaintiff for $1,000
usTH ST. 3i2 West = ; 600 (, o. Sth
ave. sUIlcUii sold 20 Philip OH ior S,lW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
THE COTTON MARKET
Active and Excited, with Prices
at New High Records.
WEATHER FOR COTTON STATES.

For North and South Carolina. generally
fair to-day and tomorrow; Hight 20 moderate
variable winds.
For Georgia. generally fair TO-DAY. to-mor-
row local showers. with Hight 20 moderate east
winds
For Alabama and Mississippi local thunder
showers to-day and tomorrow, with light 10
moderate East winds
For Louisiana, local thunder showers today
and probably tomorrow with light variable
winds.
For Kentucky and West Virginia, unsettled
today: tomorrow. fair and warmer
For Western Texas. showers In the northeast.
fair IN the south and west portions TO-DAY and
warmer. tomorrow. fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
REMOVES HIS OFFICE.

Frank D. WELLER has removed his Office
from No SO Fifth avenue 10 No. 10
last iitn street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09

New Orleans. sert Cotton advanced
strongly to-day on'the agreement In Washing
ton 10 make the Clarke amSndmcnt TO the
tariff bill effective September !. 1914 This
WAS regarded IS a favorable concession 10 the
cotton trade and az being strongly indicative
Of a more liberal attitude on the part OF those
who seeking to regulate the cotton mar
kets. This induced the bulls 10 buy heavily.
On the opening the tone was steady and prices
were % 10 20 points ~. The advance grad
ually vidCned. the market standing "a 10 y
points up az noon and late I'm the day actual
sales were made al a net rite OF ~ 10 ~
points. The close was hrm, 40 10 % points
over Saturday. close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09

Liverpool cables: Spot lair business doing
sales. 500 bales. speculation ana export. 200
American. 5000 Imports. 1900. Americ an
1000. Middling upland 73ld Futures OPEN.
steady to 5lz points lower; closed nrni. al
a net advance Of ) To i0iz points September
T11Izd: September October 6.gJd: October No
yember. G.a4 i2d: NoycmDeT-Docember and lie
cember- January $3.50: January February
G sSi5a: February March. 6SJd March April
APRIL NAV and May-JIne SOD; Junc-JulN
8.sTtsd: July-August esd; August -Scptom
Der. G.75d. Manchester. Yarns dull and IL
regular: cloths dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
ELGiN BUTTER MARKET.

Elgin. ul. sept s,-Butter here to-day was
firm a. 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. September :, 1913.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address ~ purchaser and
Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
Tho Bronx.

So. 900 atty. z II Hardwood, 500 Manb.,,..
ave, Brooklyn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-09-06

Harsh physics react, weaken he
bowels. viii lead to chronic constlpa.
ton. Doans Regulets operate easily.
2ac box at all stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-09-06

Ym flud al the Racket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-09-06

Try d Leader Want Ad.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
A HAPPY NEW YEAR

TT r1 tb encouragement ri prosperous twelve months and he
pro-et y another g unprecedented growth ana o
ness sptivfr tfe Pasa wishes every reader full share Of H
good thing. Il te f5r he period 1914 The financial position q
b. camp : 1nasable ard There 8 rot 8eek The industrial
~ Is pond anything another 81 successful business
Looking backward there 70 be encouraged -
twelve months ToncDh bs demonstrated Of this
district greater than have been anticipated Or forecast
H. 4e raoet radiant o8nst mneraled has been
tended almost miles from he business center and the e1pa
ton IF fruit 81 he shape o additional tonnage next
year Gradually the proven extending and west and
e once dep-ea end Of the territory around
ToDopsh promises ~ productive TIE best that has yet been
opened
It dos lot require any prophetic powers the day whe
to- seeton mentioned win hustle Of traffic the rattle Of
hosts raising II machinery IN mills Several
mines the making for the last months wiz
contribute their tonnage y tbs general business
branches multiply to keep with the demands Of
larger ~ the payroll and building VIII be stimulated
degree before witnessed 70 the camp Had IT not been Tor
delay delivering machinery especially electrical equipment Some
Of these properties the shipping class and
f. ony tle time lore tb material wealth tapped
BY capital win begin b show The surface.
The state II Nevada has Of prosperity
ongdefered arrival Al tie top 81 The column in gold
dueon probably when the full national returns
read twelve months from Nevada leads the silver column and
Jed II for years and there IS chance Of this state yield
premier place any other Colorado has begun 70
waae deplores diminishing tonnage other competitor
are the only shat manfets
ment ana this Improvement pronounced
territory developed The which
appreciation Of the from gold min
ing which reasons fallen off To this de-
feney 5OptoH mills Aurora and Buckhor
working grade bodies that lies mountains at the
doors Of these mills The uehom e the Goldfed Consolidated
which min the began its
usefulness Christmas The Aurora plant win into
by April with reduction Of 500 daily and
installed different points The
milling in full force and disprage tha
installations Each will add quota the general
output had the place his money
form Of development win have be thankful that be
grafhe IN
game speculation Naturally the
full benefit will reaped by those who
in mining investment rather than mining spec
ulation days clearly money
available dividend paying mines and felt
mining rapidly being displayed by confidence
through able ard conservative management
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
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