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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-05-09
FANCY DAIRY CATTLE BROUGHT
FROM WILLAMETTE.
GO TO APPLEGATE RANCE
Purchased by II. NJ. G. NeilI, and Rem.
resent the Best Milk Stock to
be Found In West.

The choicest herd of registered
Jersey dairy stock to be brought TO
the Rogue river valley was unloaded
from the car and driven out to Ar
dencraig, the ranch being developed
by X. NJ. c. Neill on the Applegate.
Tuesday morning.
The herd consisted OF six milch
cows, six heifers that will be MIXED
this fall, and handsome yearling
bull calf, one Of the classiest In
southern Oregon. Mr.. Neill visited
the Willamette valley last week and
selected the thirteen Jerseys as the
foundation stock of the Ardencraig
herd, and spared no expense in get
ting the very best that could be OBJ
talned. Included In the herd are
heifers from cows that last year pro-
duced butterfat selling for s207, or
better than an average Of SIT per
month the year through. The rec
ords of the cattle were all verified
by Mr.. Nelll before he concluded his
purchase, and the registry shows
that each individual In the herd
traces to phenomenal producers.
Mr.. Nelll proposes to make of the
Ardencralg herd one without super
ior in the west.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-05-09
MAKES RICH CLEANUP
WITH AN ARASTRA

There is sure gold in a country
where the cleanup of an arastra will
yield SO IL ounces of the yellow
metal worth $3.50 per ounce. But
that is the amount Of the dust
brought to Grants Pass Wednesday
morning by Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Slsk-
ron from the mine January First,
located four miles from Holland.
This amount of gold represents
the putting Of II 2-5 tons OF ore
through the arastra, proving the
high grade character of the pay
streak. Mr. Siskrom says that there
is approximately $500 feet of de-
velopment work done on his property,
and that while the ore vein is not as
thick as some Of the lower grade
ores, 1t is rich enough to make up
for It.
In the early days arastras we're op-
Grated on many of the rich ores, as Il
is only the high grade stuff that can
5e profltably handled by this method.
but most of them have now been re-
placed by stamp mills, and 1t is like
ly that a mill will later be erected on
the January" as the vein Of ore is
said to be we'll defined.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-05-09
GAME WARDEN WRITES
OF PATROLLING TRIP

Sam l.. Sandry, chief deputy fish
and game warden for the district,
writes as follows from Gold Beach,
Oregon, May /:
In making my trip up the coast
streams l find everything in good
shape. l patrolled the Chetco and
Pistol rivers and am now on the
Rogue; will spend about four or
five days here.
THE McCleags are making great
preparations for the opening of the
season. New machinery, new boats,
and in fact everything will be new.
Their expenditures already total over
$4,000.
Il will not meet McCleag for | un-
derstand he is in San Francisco. |
have met Mr.. Leach, general mana
ger of the company and we will have
his cooperation in enforcing the
new law. All he asks is for the de-
partment to see that no illegal fish
ing will be carried on by outside fish
ermen, as it is understood that fish
ing boats from the Umpqua and AS
toria will be here. At the present
time no fishing is going on, but there
is probability the fishing will COM
mence before the open season, as
they are all getting anxious.
81 have Bailiff S. Powell stationed
here, and l will gamble that no nets
will be used before the season.
II leave here for the Coquille
river thence to the south fork OF Coos
river to the state hatchery"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-05-09
MEETING OF ARTS AND
CRAFTS SOCIETY

The Society of Arts and Crafts
met Tuesday with Mrs Conklin. The
president, Mrs. Klocker, was well
coined home after an absence of sew
eral months. She gave an interest
ing account of her work in weaving
at Hull House, during her stay in
Chicago, showing samples OF artistic
and unusual products of the loom.
Reports were received of the work
done by the different classes during
the month, after which a most sug-
gestive paper was given by Mrs.
Clevenger on THE Development Of
Art Appreciation in the Home.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-05-09
APPROPRIATE WATER OF
RIVER FOR IRRIGATION

During the quarter ending March
Slst, 1913, the state engineer issued
II permits to appropriate the waters
OF Rogue river and its tributaries.
I. w, osgood, secured a permit
to appropriate the water for irriga-
ton of about 5000 acres of land in
what is known as the Foot Hills Ir-
rigation project, the water to be
taken from Emigrant Creek 1t is
Mr., osgood's intention to supple
ment the water Of Emigrant Creek
with the natural flow OF Keene creek
and also water stored in the reser-
voir on that stream While Keene
creek is indirectly tributary Of
klamath river 1t is Mr.. Osgood's in
tention to carry the stream across
the divide into Emigrant or Rogue
river drainage area.
Il. f, and T. J, Tiger and Il. II.
Wise of Kerby have a permit to ir-
rigate 494 acres of land, the water
to be taken from Sucker creek in
section "a. township 80 south, range
Z west Willamette meridian.
Other permits issued are as fol-
lows:
w. c. Smith of Grants Pass, from
Wolf creek, for mining purposes, in
Sec. 22, T. 33 s., r. 6 W.; Chas.
Barcus of Takilma, from long Gulch
creek, for the irrigation of SS acres,
in Sec. 10, 7. Al S. II. s W.; G.. p.
| w. Jensen of San Francisco, Califor-
mia, from north fork of Little Butte
creek for the irrigation of 100 acres
in Sec. SO, Il. SO s., r. 3 H.; w. II.
Bokel of Rogue River, from Battle
creek, for the irrigation of 25 acres,
in Sec 10, T. "a s., r. W.; Chas,
Smith of Harbor, from Stock creek
for domestic use, in Sec. 3, T. Al s.,
r. 13 W; V. M. Woodworth of Butte
Falls, for the irrigation OF 80 acres
in Sec. 33, II. "a s., II. 2 e.; g. p.
". Jensen, from Willow creek, for
the irrigation of so acres in Sec. SO,
IT. SO S., r. E.; f. II. Adams of
Merlin, from an unnamed spring for
the irrigation of acres on Sec. %,
IT. 35 s., r. W.; Elizabeth Gully of
Grants Pass for the irrigation OF so
acres in Sec. 33, r. 81 s., r. 8 W.
Lille L, Jeffrey of Talent, from JEFF
frey creek for the irrigation Of 5
acres in Sec. 23, 7. 3S s., r. / w;
ID L. McNary of Medford, from Cole
man creek, for the irrigation of 10
acres in Sec. II, r. 33 s., r. I w.
Albert Macknell of Ashland, from
Butler creek, for domestic supply, in
Sec. 80, r. 3S s., r. I E.; b. S. Cor
| llss Of Three Pines, from a spring,
for the irrigation Of acres, in Sec.
l34, r. "a s., r. w; G. b. Stafford,
#. G. Bauer and w. A. Wood OF Gold
Beach, for domestic use, in Sec 6, T.
27 s., r. IA. w; The Oregon Key
stone Mining Co., of Grants Pass,
from Grant creek for mining pur-
poses in Sec. 25, T. 81 s., 10 w. w.
I'M.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-05-09
COUNTY COURT CON-
SIDERS PAVING BIDS

The county court has received and
opened bids for the paving of a mile
Of the Crescent City road, but has
not yet awarded the contract. Only
three firms submitted bids for the
work, though two OF them, Albert
Anderson & Co. and M. G. hment,
filed alternative bids The other
bidder was the firm Of Schell e.
Schell.
Albert Anderson & Co offered to
lay a sixteen foot roadway, OF ma
cadam, according to specifications, at
s1.35 per llneal foot, or OF oil ma
cadam at $3.50 per foot. For exca-
vation the Anderson bid was 80 cents
per cubic yard. and for concrete
work, $3.50 per yard.
NJ. c. Ament offered to do the
work at $1.01 per lineal foot,
straight macadam, or 1922 II sand
screened from hase. His bid for ex-
cavation was 32 cents per yard, and
for concrete work $3.50.
Schell & Schell did not get their
bid in till after the expiration OF the
time limit Their bid is 800 per
running foot for "asphaltic macadam
pavement" 16 foot roadway.
The commissioners court is now
analyzing the different bids, and the
one most advantageous to the county
will be accepted
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-05-09
DEATH OF J. V. BRADLEY.

]. V. Bradley the aged father OF
Mrs. W. H. Flanagan, who had been
in failing health and mind for a
long time, passed away Tuesday
morning about o'clock. He was
about 81 years of age. The body
was taken to Oakland, Ore, Tuesday
evening for interment by the side OF
his wife, who died some years ago.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-05-09

SAN FRANCISCO, May Her
man Won SAKE, found shot in his
jewelry establishment, is sore. THE
robber put a bullet in me. fed with
my jewels and coin, and now the
police say | tried suicide" says he.
It's too much"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-05-09
PIONEER VANCOUVER SOLDIER
is DEAD AT 50 YEARS

VANCOUVER, Wash, May T.
Philip Christ, the last OF the soldiers
sent here in 1S4S to establish Van
couver Barracks, is dead here today
at the age OF SO.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-05-09

TAFT, Cal, May Frank Gil.
lesple, aged II months, weighs "a 1-2
pounds. His father offers to match
him on the scales with any baby OF
his age in California.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-05-09

Miss Berna Halght, Of Ashland, Is
visiting In the city.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-05-09
SUNDAY, MAY IL,
Subjects for Discussion.

proper Juvenile evangelism?
re o discpne
How teachers the Graded Lessons?
variety teaching?
What / the value of large small casses
cultivated the School?
interesting
effective?
school
developed
teacher training n
schools?
responsibility a Sunday home
of a community?
plan maintaining helpful
ing of officers and teachers?
What be with people recently
they will lose their interest?
We dc
scientious but hold their classes?
Should Adult
closing time themselves?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-seth Sprague Terry. Plainuf. against
Twenty-fourth Street n Seventh Avenue Cof
poration. et al. Defendants In pursuance OF a
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale. duly made
and entered IN the above entitled action ana
bearing date the 18th day Of March. 1913. !.
the undersigned. the Referee in said judgment
named. will sell AT public auction. al the r'N
the thorough OF Manhattan city o. New Norn.
on the ith day OF ApTil. 1913. AT j. O'Clock
noon On that day. by Bryan !. ~ nnellN.
Nuctionecr. the premises directed 10y said luie
mont TO be sold. and therein described a. tol
lows
All those certain lots. pieces or parcels 81
land with the buildings and improN ements
thereon. situate. lying and being In the 1907 =
ough OF Manhattan. city. county and state or
New York. bounded and described as follows
section Of the Eastcrly side Of seventh Avenue
with the Northerly side OF twenty fourth
street. running thence Northerly. along the
Eastcrlv side ~ seventh Avenue. eighty SIX
thence Easteflv parallel with TN" NorthoriN
side ~ Twenty fourth street and pant ~ the
distance through party wall. seventy nine
Gn feet two - inches. thence SouthcrlN,
parallel with the Easterly side 81 Seventh Ave
nue.. eighty slN tS6, feet eleven and one quarter
dIip inches % the Northcrly side ~ Twenty
fourth Street. thence Westerly along the
Northerlv side ~ Twenty fourth street. scN-
'nty nine tio feet two ~ inches 10 the corner
q foresaid. the point or place of beginning.
Dated. New Work. March ~. 1919
LEIGHTON IOBDELf. Referee.
THEODORE y. RlPsoM. Attorney for Plain
TIFF
+. - 4 Office Address. 80 broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan New York city
The following H. "A diagram OF the property
10 be sold. LIS street numbers are 245. "a
-? and 25l Seventh Avenue. being the North
east corner ~ seventh Avenue and .ith street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
LIS PENOENS.

3iTH ST. los West. Union Trust 90 Of
Sew York ast william l. Sutphin 81 al
foreclosure of mtg. attorneys. Miller. King
Lane \ Tranord
15iST ST. s. 125 q w Of Morris ave. 2jX
"aN1iN.j. Michele Ingomarsiuo - al agt
Sa'cri" MIscia 81 al foreclosure Of mtg .
attorney. I. tampora.
EATONAH AVE 4325. central Mortsa &c
60 act Benjamin trtbisch - al foreclosure
Of mtgl attorneys otis ~ otis
EIN ERStDE DRIVE. "a. Lewis BerGson
acf NonomoN 90 90 al faction 20 tcloSc
mechanics lirnI: attorney. =. j Gould.
NOHTHERN AVE. $. 1872 n II ~ road
ON map Of property ~ Fort Washington.
l2th ward. 37.ly irrrg ,oxc"pt part re-
leased. Northern ave. :. lIS.3 n n ~
lSlst 81. ~ loN irrcg tn Riverside Drive
John Prime agt Adolphus Busch tnotice
of attachment. attorneys. John Van \oor-
hiss Sons
OLGNVIII.E AVE. 37l3. Charles \ Ben
ks"r agt Never solomon 81 al Camonded
foreclosure Of mtg: attorney + G Hirle-
man
Hlrn ST. n s. 10 r. rs 81 West End ave.
5"N1nnN. Sew YORK III" Insurance 60 agt
Mailman Mead - al tamcnded forcclos-
uro of mtg. attorneys. cary a carroll.
llNTH ST. - East. Jacob Iocw"nthat agt
Ill Levy Il al foreclosure of MTG: attor-
ueys. Lose n connolly.
>TH AVE. s.. ini r. n ~ sd ST. 2tSN
100. James \ rrov bridge agt Patrick \
Googhcgau 81 al foreclosure ~ mtgl. at
t"rncy, II Baskerville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
BROOKLYN SALES.

Charles T.. Rickerson sold No. go LIST
street. between Eighth avenue and Pros.
pect Park West a new four story and
American basement brOwnstone dwelling
house 22X55X100 feet. for Louis Bonert TO
q client for occupancy.
Herman Galitzka has sold for Edward
NJ. Barlow nine four story single nat
houses. now In course of construction. at
the corner Of Eastern Parkway and
Brooklyn avenue, to BenZoin Kartiol.
w. II. Goldey sold TO William ID. Win
ter the house No. 100 Argyle Road. plot
40xl00 feet: for the Ascutney Realty Com
pany TO NJ NJ Marcy the house. on a plot
45x160 feet. No. 9l5 East 18th street: and
to Frank b. Klyn the house. on plot 40Xl"
feet. No. POI East 18th street; also
with Maurice Straus and w. V. Broach
the detached house No. $50 Westminster
Road, a corner plot. for $1,000: to Harry
A. Meyers the house No. 1871 Ocean ave
hue, on plot 50xl00 feet. and 10 X. Leitert
the house No. l7S Brooklyn avenue, on
plot 60Xl00 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Mary Montgomery % William A Mccomo'
5000.
LAWYERS Mortgage co 10 CHRISTINE not
same 10 central Trust Co $4,000 -,
Metropolitan Trust co TO Frederick de /
charles Lehnert TO Samuel Wacht: 800
Mary Radclim 20 George + Tinany, -,
Frederick V Calder ct al to SOPHIA ha''"
% asstsb; 81. l.
Melinda p BENJAMIN to Commonwealth
Savings Bank. $4,000. l.,
Kate German and emo 10 'omInoh"'"'N'
Savings Bank: $1,000 .oooo
Max Markell TO Fannie Karp: $4,000
Louis Bauman 20 Solomon j Stahl; -.
Title Guarantee and Trust Go 10 Christine
IS same ''%" to Agnes Agnes Butler; $4,000
Same to Fannie Fcith: Slf',u"
Sane to Agnes T. Butler: s1.oo" -oo
Same 10 Bankers Trust 90 uruS; s,.'{,c,,.
Park Mortgage 60 To Anthony Ala NJ
Annette g Morrell to Ida NJ King 81
Nrw Jersey Agency Go to John r Scn'r-
mcrhorn. $4,000. 49,. e. noo
Anna q Birlow 20 Laura Moore; Slam.
New York Title Insurance 60 I" DrY p"oN
Savings Institution: $1,000. =.
LAWYERS Title insurarc" ana Irus' =" ~
LAWYERS Mortgage co; s2-","" t - :
Guaranteed Mortgage co TO Minnie X
V'ria.ta r I-hort IN Richard Bauer: s.. 500
Howard Willets trus. to Elizabeth w La"
bert $1,000 -. ,..o.u. ~ pa,lser trus
Robert Il wilets to John r whlets ct a.
'N Eman li,g'' Glaubor to charles Feohheimer
E,al,, Holding 90 to Edwin II Hess: -
I.eonor DC Baudry to Caroline \ 'hi'Nerl"s
caroline \ chickerins to C chicker'nS
Jameson Collin Of al. trus to N'" Jersey
II,Iv' v,eh1ing 20 Magdalena Harn.schfeser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15

Antonio and Maria q Diorio to Nicolas Diotlo'
s2l25; attorney, Title Guarantee ana i'us' w.
l1G Broadway $50, >, a oor
Uswtborne ave NOV o56th ST.. 15Nicoi aug
Il. 1910: James Segrave to Ah'nvn % - =
Mackey. 81. 500. attorneys, Seybel + VI ia'
Row. . ont.
Suburban, 81, 25x1lO; March II. 1elo, i,,'
J. and Anastasia Ryan to the New ,mu,, !"
Board of Publication, $1,000; attoTne!' h'"''
Title Insurance Co. 100 Broadway q, ,oo-
I35TH ST. 969 East. iGsXIj. March lo, ioo''
Oliver p Davis to Enoch g Bell, listh ST ana
Sd ave: $500. r,a,.,s
IBID ST. :. 4i4I n 9 Of White ia ,
Road. 334xll4.3. Feb o. 1912 the Morris I'M
provement 90 to Mark Harris: $1,000; attor
news Breitbart x Breitbart, 100 Broadway.
313D ST n s. 3si3 II of White rams
Road 334xli43: Feb Q. 1912. same 10 same
s.. coo: attorneys, same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
MANY LEASES REPORTED
Transactions Announced Show
Demand for Lofts and Stores.

Albert B. Ashforth has rented TO the
Electrolytic Art Metal Company, OF Tren-
ton, N. j., Offices at No. 309 Fifth avenue.
and, In conjunction with Carstein & Lin
nek,n, q floor at Nos. 80 and 81 West
cath street 70 William Reuter- FOR a term
OF years.
n. Brigham Hall & William D. Blood
good have leased loft at No. II East
47th street, to Van Sickle & Comfy. in con-
junction with Tucker, Speyers & Co.; a
lot OF Nos 46s and 4e5 Fifth avenue 10
the Overall Brothers Company through
the office Of Worthington Whitehouse and
the front portion Of the tenth floor at Nos.
90 and 101 Fifth avenue TO Louis Sittner.
The Julius Friend. Edward NJ Levi
Company has leased 10 Hyman Goldfarb
the eighth floor in the buildings No. 63
10 81 West ssth street and Nos. 62 and 81
West seth street for n long term OF years
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
Offices IN Nos. 81 and 80 Liberty street TO
T r. Noble G. Co and a portion OF the
seventh floor in No. 45 John street 10
George schoheld and Isaac Korper.
William II. Whiting & co. leased to
Leo Schlesinger & Co, now at No. 372
South street, the property No. ca TO 6S
Wooster street and No. 81 to 63 Green
street and an eight story and basement
building on a plot 65 2x100 feet IN Wooster
street and a six story building on lot
100x1OO feet in Greene street. The lease
is for ten years at stated aggregate
rental Of 100000. The Douglas Robin
son. Charles S Brown Company were as
sociate brokers.
Huberth & Huberth leased in No. 1876
Prince street. top loft. TO the Standard
Muslin Underwear Company; in No. 80
Mercer street the store and basement TO
T. W. Adams & Co. and lofts to the En-
terprise Manufacturing Company. Ideal
Shoulder Pad Company and Kapell &
L3kot
Crouch & Fitzgerald leased the store
No. IA West 10th street. facing the Pub
lie Library. for a long term OF years. The
lease was made by Warren & Skillin for
Frederick Fox & co.
NJ & j.. Hess leased the south tenth
loft in Nos 312 and 314 Seventh avenue
TO Richman & Filit: west half Of seventh
loft in No. % 10 80 West seth street TO
Larry J. Margulies, and store and base
ment in No. 81 West 18th street TO the
Rapid Delivery Express Company.
The Cross & Brown Company leased the
ground floor and basement in Nos. 225
md 227 West 18th street TO the Cutting
Larsen Company and space in No. 1880
Broadway to Henry Hersch.
The J. c. Einstein Company. Incorpo-
rated. leased half Of the eighth loft in
No. 162 10 1876 West 25th street TO Leo
Miller; frs: IN Nos 1923 and $50 East
2Gth street 10 D. & A. Christie and space
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
sale sroom, Nos. IL and l6 Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
AUDUBON AVE. 247. n e cor OF l77th ST. 10il
Xl0o. sly tenmt and stores; 20 the Lawyers
Mortgage Co for sle5, 900
l72D ST, $50 West. :. l25 II . Of 81 Nicholas
ave. e26xs5. sly tenmt. to the plaintiff for
$685..
STANTON ST, 8ls W cor Of Goerck ri. 50x
b. Sly tonmt and stores adjourned 10
March IL
BY Bryan i. Kennedy.
osD ST. I5l TO l55 West. g. 2so u Q Of
Amsterdam ave, 50 srl0o 3. three o sly tennis .
10 the plaintiff for $500
BY J II. Mayors.
9TH ST. H7 East q 2. 1926 n OF 80 ave
"a 6ylo0l0, sty tenmt and stores; 20 the plain
tin for sl2.ooo
At The Bronx Exchange
BY Joseph f. Day.
lSsTH ST. $40 East. 9. see IT e Of Alexander
ave. 20Xl0o. sly dwlg. 10 John BALI for 81 800
18TH ST. East, :. 400 n W OF katonah ave
25Xl0O. vacant. 10 j Leonard for $50
ljZD ST 3l9 East n s. $50 II " 4 Courtlandt
ave 5oXl0O, sly tcnmt, 70 the plaintf for
$4,000
By Henry Brady.
ORCHARD ST. lOl. s. 100 {, Of Main st..
sxlOo. city Island; to the plaintiff for 81 800
BY George Price
TAYLOR AVE. I7e2 n s. 81 n O. % Morris
Park ave. 2'xloo, Van Nest. to tho plaintiff for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
NEW CLINIC TO COST $4,000.

Plans have been filed for a six story
hospital clinic on the north side of l2sth
street, 81 feet east OF Madison avenue. IT
will have frontage OF $40 feet ana a
depth of 1910 feet with facade OF brch
and limestone. and will be fireproOf
The first floor Will contain the reception
room and a plaster room. the second floor
the examination rooms for lnaieS ana
females and on the third floor Will be a
room for electric treatment. ON the fourth
floor will be q Zande- for males ana one
for females The fifth floor will contain
gymnasium for men and one for women
with a laboratory. operating auphitheatre
and an X-ray room. II will be called the
Hospital Of Deformities and Joint DIS
cases and Emanuel NJ. Cattle is the presl-
dent Heilelberger & Levy are the archi-
tects and have estimated the cost al
SCI on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
The Bronx.

AVE \. aI94 s = 2ixl3o6. Theresa Macy
and ano 10 Kate Oberscheimef. ~, tcho IA
March II. : yrs, . per cent 5000 ato'h''
Nougert Hank. IS Park Row.
ALDI-S ST " cor Faile 81. 3'Nl". same
to city Mortsage Co. - wall 81 March To-
demand i per cent $4,000. attorney,
Snow - We'll 81
SAME PROPERTY same TO American Real
Estate co. ~ 9TH ave. yI-. u per ''I..
March -. 5000. attorney, 9 Meyers 80
9th ave . go,
NiDrS ST. =. y It of Faile st. 42Xioa
same To city Mortgage 60. 10 Wal -, Mai On
10 demand. per cent. Si'.o"o. aiiofnef'
EtTI'IGfT-iE.. AVE. o s. SIS Il s. OF lsoth ST..
4lX1O 1NilN69 II. Charles Y Fafuolo to 'h'i''-
J. inscnmaycr. 200 Madison ave 'pil9, iI',-
Slq 600. March ~. due SEPT -. 1910. .. per
cent. s5"oo. attorncy. New York Title lnsir-
ance Co., l3j broadway.
CtIMMlNS AVE. - >. ms II u 81 49,
H. a. sNiuo. Florence Armstrong ct al 20 Fan
ME Epstein 80 West li9th So due Feb J. =
yer cont March Il $500 attorneys. Cohen "
r,iTF 81 ~. ~, n 81 A'lIs g..
AN kntl,s Construction 90 60 CIV M"r'.
gag. Geo r. Wall So March ~. ocl.Iut ger
cent. Sa5tsp attorney. J. \ SNOW. 10 Wal -..
Esf,,| 60 s.7 sih ave. 3 sIs. . g.. cent.
s. oou. attorney. . g. Meyers. -, 9TH Hte.
Estate CO.. 521 ath ave. March Is. 'rs
r.r cent. S7.pun. attornc,. - Meyers. ~
GEAXp r0iIrVARD ,Np cuNCOrE-E.
l,i, 60 il2a charles s. Gabriel 90 Do
wafI HcrhtolIt Safauar. * s. . }re. March
l3 so "". atiofne,. George a St''nmi.'"r.
iioWE ST. r .. 5o4 n w or bryant ave.
10 4NiO8 9. william -.nnott go to Mar. attain
Mortgage co., 49, Broadway March q. 300" "t
IArk~p~ AN. % . ,o- ~ Iaf'h 90. .52
- .N.-.,.G %. Israel I~us0ir o. william ~
Ma. p"ru,-t g.a West Sith 49, Marrh 70
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LoNGrEiLoW AVE " cor lto,h 90,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
RECORDED LEASES.

tWith name and address Of lessee
81 LkHEAD and part Of marginal wharves
bet @Sd and 2ith SIS. North River. City OF
Dec !, 1917 s.. GO u: address 70 Broad
N'N.
ID AVE. @2l9 stn-e. etc. Reformed Los
Dutch Church Of Harlem to .Ia mes Van
Dyk Go. 3 yrs from MAY T. 1919. - 500. adj
dress. 307 water St
nth Az +. $50 ground floor store. Isabella
SchWab g. M TO Rosie NeuWirth. :: yrs : mos
from Sept /. 1872. $. 800. address. l.G " st
iiJih ST.
5TH AVE. GGi and GG3. parts store and
easement. lcascholi. Investors Corpn 10 JohA
J. - Is len; 10 Yrs from May /. 1913, Sl>.Ouu
to SILICON address. COS Pearl ST.
9TH ST, ~ ana IA East all. Never
ISippaport to Samuel klcglor. from Jan -.
1919. TO Jan I, 1915. 81. 500. address. GIL Gtn
SD ST. II West. all, John d Locke 10