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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-17

From the fact that Sam Hays. the
attorney for the Kuhn interests has
had / habit heretofore of appearing
before the land board with propo-
sition, no matter Of how much con-
Germ to the settlers and having il
adopted, without even consulting
the interests Of the settler, it must
have been very humiliating indeed
for him TO get rebuke from the
present board upon the proposition
he presented as outlined in our col
umns last week, seeking to hold th'
settlers responsible for the loss o
water between Jackson Lake an,
Milner. When the board propose,
TO lay the matter before the settler
before taking any action, it did no
take the company attorney long I
recede from this ridiculous PROPOSE
ton. Of course the public cuckoo
of ths-eompany here and at Wende
4 endezvosea To make light Of tn
matter rs having no concern To tn
settlers it being only an admin;
tration affair."" but il seemed to /
of enough significance to the Ian
Board to notify the settlers attol
ney to be present at n hearing Sa
urday, when he was notified tn;
the company had receded from i
position, after which it did not tai
long to amicably adjust matters {
will be seen in another column.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-17

Judge Walters this week entered
a final decree of settlement deter
mining the priority rights to the
waters OF Snake river. Under the
terms of this decree the South Side
is awarded 3, 400 second feet; the
Minidoka project l726 second feet
and the North Side project 5000
second feet from June, 1910,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-17

the people to come upon this tract will
now leave them in the miserable condi-
ton in which they are to fight an uneven
battle against great and powerful cor
poration To secure the rights which the
state ought to by its strong arm secure
ior the settlers and protect them from
the abuses and unjust treatment which
is hesped upon them.
The outcome OF this matter Will be
looked upon with great interest 10y the
people OF the state for the interests oil the
whole state are at stake.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-17

The president of Sears-Roebuck
& Co. under oath states that the
profits of his company last year
were sl7, 900, 600. and he goes
further and states that he considers
s4.OO per week sufficient pay for
girls who are living at home. How
many of our readers are encourag-
ing this state of affairs by patron
izing this mail order house witt
the idea that they are getting value
received for their money?
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-17
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
CALLED FOR JUNE. 4th.

The Board OF County Commits
sioners in session this week granted
the petition filed with them asking
for a local option election to be
called, and Wednesday, the 4th day
Of June was designated as the date
such election should be held.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-17

Mr.. John Thomas, who was appointed
treasurer OF the new county OF Gooding,
has resigned the office and the commis-
sioners oi that county have selected MIR.
II. ID. Jackson, OF Wendell, to fill this
important position. Mr.. Jackson is
identified with the Wendell State bank
in the capacity OF cashier, but is not
thought that the appointment will take
him away from his present position.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-17
Threatened Conflict Between the
Settlers and Company Salts
factorily Averted.
Settlers Not to Stand the Loss Of
Water in Transit.
Another Achievement by the AS
sociation which Means Much
to the Tract.

Last Saturday marked the final
close OF the conflict that has been
waged for some time between the
settlers and the company over the
supply Of storage water. Most every
settler supposed this question had
been settled by the decision OF the
land board last December, until
last week without notice. Attorney |
Hays on behalf OF the company ap-
peared before the board and sought
to have the findings changed so as
to relieve the company from any
responsibility for the loss Of water
between Jackson lake and Miner.
The board REVISED to make this
modification without first consult
ing the settlers, and accordingly
Attorney Johnson was notified to
appear before the board on Satur-
day last on behalf of the settlers.
Upon objection being raised by
the settlers the company very gra-
ciously receded from their position,
after which it did not take long To
reach an agreement. which was
signed by the governor on behalf OF
the land board and by the represen-
tatives of the company and the set
tiers. BY the terms of this agree
ment the settlers get 10000 acres
Of water delivered ut the two'reser-
voirs, 1916 Of this amount to he Dr.
livered through the Jerome reser-
voir and Lie from Wilson lake.
The contract between the company
and United States with reference tc
the storage water at Jackson lake is
made part OF the contract between
the company and the state OF Idaho
and the land board stands between
the settlers and the company TO SCI
that the terms OF the government
are carried out.
The government holds priorit,
over the 380,00O acre feet of waite
now stored at the Jackson lax
dam. By the raising OF the dan
an additional 100000 acre feet cal
be stored. OF this amount tn
South Side will be entitled to 95,
600 acre feet and the North Sid
3O5, 900 acre feet, and the two tract
are given priority in this proportion
over any other tract.
The final adjustment Of this Ion
standing dispute is great victor
for the Canal Users Associatio
whose officers have fought valiantl
against great odds for what the
considered WAS justly due then
We believe it will also open up II
dawn Of a new prosperity for Il
tract, as it can now be truthful
said that this tract has one Of Il
best il not the best water rights
Idaho.
In this connection we cannot r
faain from passing word of censu
on the company in refusing to list'
to the just claims of the settlrrs Al
thereby forcing them at great e
pense to seek redress through Il
land board or the courts. 1t tsmac
too much of oppression and only h
tendency to widen chasm betwe
two elements that should work
harmony with eash other.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-17

An order has been passed by
Judge Walters, snnulling the act OF
the county commissioners incorpor-
ating the town of DIETRICH, the ord
er being based on irregularity in
the procedure.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-17

News of the death OF Pope Plus y
is expected from Rome at any time,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23
RECORDED LEASES.
ONith name ard address Of lcsseeJ
APRIL -.


ANN ST. to II: certain spaces: fred,fIeS
Trisch To Joseph Erlich and ano; Yrs rom
May /, 1910. -. 400; address, .O3 Middleton So
Brocslyu. ,
CHRISTIE ST. 226. north store, ct. lsraet
Rosenberg 10 Marietta Spallina; J yrs from
March l. 1918: $50: address 22G Chryste 81.
BROADWAY. lS3 and l3i: fourth sloi! a.
Oceanic Investing 60 TO Richard Bcnnots .
yrs from MAY ]. 1913; s., 400; address. 40 oo'h
~. Brooklyn.
BRYANT AVE. 1924; all: Herman Fuld 70
Harry Pelesoyitch. yrs from May ], l?i"'
st425: address $50 Home St
CHRYSTlE ST 1872. store and basement
Jacob Seigman 10 Joe Fontano. yrs from
oct T. 1912: 81. 500; address. $40 East i2tlf 81.
MADISON AVE. BOG; all: Joseph II Miriam
20 "has A MacPhcrson: ~ yrs mos from
Nov l. 1913: SO COZ: address. Newark. y j.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 800; store keI'-
wood Realty % 10 Louis Nasiliou; 10 yrs from
Nav !. 1913: S.CC0. address, 59s Bergen ave.
Sd AVE. 939 store and basement; Lena I
Voclker to Leo ! Wcirstcn; yrs mos from
sept l. 1872. - 600. address. 326 East osih ST.
9TH AVE. 200: Emily Watson 10 WI
holm !. .;Ochne: > yrs from May J. l3lJ, SlO o.
900. address Stuttgart. Germany.
18TH ST. l. and IL West: space IN store
oyff: Max Lowenthal 10 Jose1h Erich; yrs
iron, Apri, -. 1913, $50. address 90 Gold g.
2iST 81 ~ to - East: third 70 sixth
foors. Kroywcn Realty 60 TO Otto l. Dom
mcrch - al: ,rs from May ]. 1919 Sl4, COb.
.Iress .uJ west 92d St
18TH ST. IA and 1lG West; top Tort; Louis
low 20 Leopold Roscnhergcr and ano: yrs
from sept J. 1913; s2,ejo address, 10 West
Si,th s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23

West 18th street to y. Leeckes & Co:
Nos. 24s and 80 West 9th street 10 the
Columbia Transfer Company; No. AZ,
West l4th street to Charles Gachot, and
No 40 Seventh avenue to Samuel Becker.
DWELLINGS.-By +. Il. Wood, the W.
II. Dolson Company. No cA West 10Th
street to James NJ. b. Drummond, for
term of years. 49,.
BY J. T., English. NO. le west 4sth
street 10 +. X and VI. r.. q. Schilling.
with the John J. Clancy Company, No. 3Si
West 5sth street.
By ID II. Scully & Co. No. III East
127th street 10 George Alberts, No. %
West 196th street To Mrs. +. Reynolds.
No Is East 126th street to T.. ID. Lord,
No. IS East 116th street TO ID. Mendoza,
and no. West l2sth street to w. Burg
hardt.
Company. in Nos 1893 and $40 Pearl street
10 Sidney :. Raymond: in Nos. 1o2 and l0i
Fulton street to Max Proujansky: No. 2S9
Third avenue to Bernard Rosengarten;
No So East 18th street to r; !. Cohen d
co. and at No. II West I'D street TO
the 4.tna Waist Company.
BY CaTsten d Lnnekn. IN connecuon
with Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball,
Nos. $50 and 3u Canal street.
BY julius Friend the Edward NJ Lew
Company. No. 122 TO 100 West 18th street
to l.. Simon & Co.
LOFTS.-By VI. q l.. Hess 10 Edgar a.
Asch. I'm No. ~ TO - West Goth street:
TO the Wright Formette Company. in Nos.
13S and 40 West 18th street.
SPACE.-By NJ & L. Hess to the Amer
lean Label and Tape Company and NJ.
Wishinsky. I'm No. 80 to % East 2lst street.
BY the Cross & Brown Company. IN
the United States Rubber company buIld-
ing 10 the Brown Car Corporation. the
Dunlap Ward Advertising Company ana
VI. 4. Dolbcck. ,..~, =,
STORES AND BASEMENTS.-By +.
w Woolworth & co. at the southeast
corner Of Boston Road and Union avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23

BROADWAY. " q. $40 r. of 6Sth St.
rNIane. Broadway. " s.. IS n "a ~ 1Ith
N ~ .,p.. Eroadv.s". u " cor Of 6sth -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23

Morfi@cS 81 FS West list ST. IS part al! title
lmts $4,000: April ~; . Sloo; sv'o'"e' .
Cohen 20 Celia stern. io1 East 18th st;
'f FORT WASHINGTON AVE, es. 80 T. n Of
1elst ST. I5xyS6: lG1st ST. ;, 500 it OF
Fort Washington ave, Slx3O; Dallas flahi ia
gan ref ,1 to HpT IS ss5o
Rocker & steger, @, William ST. o-v,oo.
IRVING Pr. " cor OF I'm ST. 2.XiVVii
Mary Il Church 10 Miliisn o""''"' -
liz IIBr!IR;TY '" ST. 1888 35sx76. ixIcx7c;l 10;
Mary T Donovan TO Andrew { Ia0,ishie' neu
ney, Lawyers Title Insurance co. 100 Broad-
LOT 81. block 943 Sec 3 foreclosure
transfer tax lien April 16) Aleert KiI vdr,
cS William IT: April D.: $500; attorney
William Lusts irten. Gs william St e..n,
MADISON 81. Isl. 2i6X1o0; Samuel Sno"
ct al to Sarah wodiska; soi lnterva .e; ave
(mtg s3i .OOOD: April .2; 500; attorney
Louis Levene - ID ave ,,, .,
POST AVE : s. 10 u W OF Emerson 81
o5x1OO: Post Ave Construction co 20 Sarail
Gilroy. iO8 West 11lth 81 'mts s22,oool
April p: 500; attorney, Title Guarantee Co.
p PEARL ST, W :. I7.o f.. n Of william. st;
lots. each i2.sxSl lox12. lxs1.lo: Brooklyn
rrus: Co. trus Jonn Mathews, 10 Mlcn.le
Bacci PC Finserboard I'd Fort Madsworo,l,
=
Title co. 100 Broadway. ,.,.. tt..,,.i,z
SUFFOLK ST. 10. 2jxJo: Nathan Hor"ltz
ia Jennie Greenbcrg and ano. f5 SuHolh 3, (;
March 20: 81: attorney. Samuel hshah' %
Park Row. -,eo. ,-9
Christopher J Musgrave. e%r, 10 James 10 III.
vcy. G4i water st; Ill liens. Aprli -; s2,op,
sttornev. Title Guarantee co. lio btoauM d d.
30 ST - West 2jX90; Gertrude lam -
Elena Really Corpn, 60 south Nasnlns . III
Sq: april 10: 500; attorney Title guarantee
60. 10 Broadway. ,.,..,,,,,.,,.
18TH 81. BIB East, 23XlO33: chrisIopnti
Bopp TO Henry Bopp. 1l9 Noble 81. br"oN-
lvn: Nov 80 1912; al title; sij1 attorhSy D.
& & 4 Perry. sij Manhattan ave, Bfoohlt H.
3IsT ST. g 1874 II " OF Madison ss';
ofxI5. Hamilton V McCroskery 10 county anu an,
Ctrv CORN, ~ West 39th ST; snu npi,,l
10. 81: attorney, Herman Goldman "a ar
Row.
GOTH ST. 3i5 East ; ETY. Blk. 25x9s Imam
uol IoWinsor 10 lowinson Realty co. . beeh-
man st: all liens; April 3; 500. attorhe'S'
Hloomberr & Bloombcrs, BeekInan ~
GATH ST. n = $50 n " OF West Eii ..
Oh 100 >: Cornelius Wake 10 john Flnneil .
1roton- on Hudson y +: April Il; 500, az
.orney. Title Guarantee and trust 90 40
eSTH ST. 200 West. sly brk, 25xl0o1
foreclosure. Match 30 John MctNeet!,
referee. TO John J Donohue. 95l historian
ave. April Il. Sl1 .0Ob: attorney. Title tualdn %
too and Trus, 60. l76 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23
MRS. J. WILLIAM CLARK TO BUILD
New Five Story Dwelling House East 68th Street Parcel to
Cost S60,000
OPERATORS BUY PROPERTY IN CARNEGIE HILL SEC

Mrs. ]. William Clark is TO erect new
dwelling house on the parcel at No. ~
East 6sth street which she purchased
last December from the estate of Sarah
il. Tappan. 1t will be of Colonial style
designed by Trowbridge & Livingston
and. according to plans filed yesterday
will cost 10000
It will have a facade OF marble ana
brick, the interior feature being mas
sive winding staircase 10 the top ioor
and fireplaces in the bedrooms. Tho build
ing will be FIVE stories and will he erected
on a plot 25X75.6 feet
Tho Markwn Realty Corporation (tred
W. Marks. PRESIDENT has purchased from
Ernst +. Dannemann. the five story build
inss at Nos. IFS TO 1880 Park avenue be-
tween Goth and 9lst streets, on plot
5OnLxs22st feet. This plot is adjacent 10
the dwelling recently built by Mrs. Fred
eric Bronson and tho new home of Her
bert Straus. Of Il. II. Macy & Co, Oh the
crest of Carnegie Hill. John j. kavanauSh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23
COUNTRY LEASES.

The Lewis H. May Company has leased
the following: At Edgemcre. Long Island.
for +. H. McCaffrey cottage on ocean
avenue TO Ernst Hoeber; for the :. & l..
Construction Company q cottage or ltud-
SON avenue 10 Louis kaufman: for the
New York Trust Company n cottage AT
the corner Of Mermaid and Grandview
avenues TO Louis Levy. Al Arverne,
,ong Island. for Max Ernst cottage.
No. 10j Jerome avenue TO Louis HOFFMAN
for Herman Burger cottage on Carlton
avenue TO Annie Blaine: for William
Schccr cottage on Cedar avenue to
MAYER Stern. and for Mary Qunlan n
cottage. No jerome avenue, 10 Adolph
Meyer.
DC Rlos & Eldridge rented FOR Colonel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23

SD ST 3. 207 IT OF 9Th ave. 2ixiG?,:
Caroline n and Louise Palmer 10 IDA Q
Bracher .,49 West sJth st mtg S20VOo); Aprl
10; 500; attorneys. Strong & Cadwaader. y
Wall ST
ssTH ST. :. 342 It Of Amsterdam az.
runs 5 1OO.5x isx 1908 TO beg last y
course p1SSabIy omitted Ace ss sbsn to Grin,
COO all liens. April 81; 500: attorney, I'M.
Guarantee and Trust co, i76 Broadway
18TH io ST. rs, nSo % sai G3 iyt ave-
psi West s9ih st mts $500: all liens: ans
s. a X; Jan Is: 81: attorney, Sigmu,S
Wochsler. 233 broadway.
12lsT ST. s. 1925 II Of Park ave. run,
1916 10 Madison ave x n ,5y loOr
elk 37.6x 3 1901 10 beg: Pilgrim Churcs
OF New York 70 Congregational Church BuN
ing Society. 105 East 22d 81 mtg SIS 90.
March -. 81, attorney, J Meyers, so s,s
ave.
10th ST. IL West 3 St brs. 10 sxssu.
Geo Cummings to Julia Flynn III We.
129th st; March II; 81; attorney, l. H,s.
i29TH ST.. IS 40 IT W OF st Nichola, T.,-
race. Is1x93.1i. Louis Code to Msnchers,
Construction Go. 223 Wooster ST. April n
500: attorney Louis Manneii7. $o2 Broadss,
152D ST, jl3 West. l5x99ll: VIM 6 Be,rl
10 Eugene e Huber. ~ East Dist 81 mtg g.
5Oo); April 81; 800; attorneys, Avery q Wit
ing. Nassau ST.
f6iST ST, cor Fort Washington A..
14J. 1lxlo2.2; 16lst 81. n cor Fort Washnr,,
ave. los. l0xlO2.2: Gertrude NanderbeeE !.
Friedman Construction 90. III Broadway: An"
j.. 500. attorneys. Rocker Steger, g. Win
lam s..
The Bronx.
RATHGATE AVE. " cor Of 18th q,
x; William T. Seneens ref. 70 Iollie Re-,
man: 11l7 Westchester ave, April u: s99n
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co l-s
Broadway.
BROOK AVE. + cor OF i4ist s. iO0,,
fl39 Joshua SilNeTstcin to Consolidated I'm
prOvement CO. 4l3 West li9th -. April iS
mtg $1,000 500, attorneys Morrison d
Schiff 80 Broadway.
CROTONA Pr, :. l09 10 n Of i7i.
81. 25xl0O; Hannah McGrath to Louis Gut.
man. 1909 30 ave. April II (mtg $4,000: SIN
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. rs
Broadway.
GARDEN ST W :. go II Sc OF orcssrs
Terrace. 50x200. Sarah Browning 10 The 1872
and Garden Streets 60. 7si East 10th ~
April - mtg $4,000 500. attorney, \ n
Mittlermann. ~ Cedar -,
LOTS II and ia, map OF lots near VIII
iamsbrdGe station: Raffaea PsOnesSa I,
Donate De Pace. 22s4 LIST ave, April Il (r,s
$500. 81
LOT 3sa map Of Haigh. Estates: Ressu.
Realty Co 10 Helen 5 Lsuhe, 9i3 Union ave
April 81; 81: attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust 90. l16 Broadway.
LOTS $40 and 3sI, same map: same I,
George j Baxter, 1863 Country Club ave:
April 81 81
LOTS i9S and 400 map LOhhauc~ Park: Doa
Frank 10 Joseph Leopold. 1864 7th ave, Ns,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23

Edward V. Morrell his cottage In shepard
and Ochre avenues, Newport, X; L. 10
Theodore w. Cramp, of Philadelphia ior
the coming season. n
Highet his country place, on Round I'M
Road. Greenwich. Conn. to MISS Anne .
Richardson for the summer Inc prop
erty contains some twenty-one acres WIN
modern stucco dwelling. etc, and IS near
the large estates OF |. y. Phelps stokes,
Percy S. Rockefeller and ErnestThomp-
sOnSeton. ,
John =. Scott and Douglas ]. Gilman
& Co. rented for Herbert A. Weeks his
cottage on Iongwood Crossing. Cedar
hurst, Long Island, To John i. Kane, jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

(Nith name and address OF purcha
attOrueyD
Manhattan.
ADE L -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23
NEW BACHELOR APARTMENT.

Conversion OF the thirteen story apart
ment house at No. GlJ Fifth avenue adj
joining the Democratic CLUB. into a
bachelor apartment. will be made by the
George Kemp Real Estate Company.
which owns this parcel and the abuttinS
Belgravia and the Buckingham Hotel
Renwick, Aspinwall d Tucker calculate
the alterations Will cost Sl..nD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded Yesterday At the Real Estate t'N-
change salcsroom, Nos. II and 10 \esey
street:
~ Joseph r. Day
NEW CHAMBERS ST. - and -. :
Pata,ia 81. 54I1NIa.3X.5. tN.. 7X2GV6@.GE
40. two { siv tennis and store, sold 10
There's Poggi for SiN.2oo.
1o1ST ST. pa East. :, - n OF "a
10 tho plaintiff for Sl390r.
1e5TH ST. &C. Fast. g. 80 q e. oi' 81
a-c "IGxl,0y ir.cC. q sty tcnmt and stores,
sold 10 the plaintiff for $500
- Bryan J.. Kennedy.
rr-proV ST 20 \ p I51II n OF IirS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23
BUYS HEWLETT ACREAGE.

Payson Mel Merrill has sold Tor the
Hewlett Bay Company an acre OF land
on the north side of Meadow View ave
nue. Hewlett. Long Island. to John G.
Greenleaf. who will at once erect house
for his own occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23
was broker i'm this transaction.
Other sales announced follow 4:
Manhattan.

LEMON sVENUE-Louis LCse and others
have sold the plot JQXSj feet, on the east sioe
OF ItnoX avenue. 2i1t feet south % 1879
street. The purchaser is Sidney Ssmucls. who
recently acquired in foreclosure proceedings
the one story theatre. 2JSs5 feet. a. the al
joining southeast corner of 1850 street. He
now controls a plot 1JXS3 feet.
18TH STREET-Pease q Gilman have sold
for samuel d. Hollis No. 100 West Goth street.
four story and basement dwelling house on
a lot l9Xl0O.5 feet.
93D STREET-Ennis & Snnott have pur-
chased thr3uch ORciiIy & Dam from Char
lotte Rosekrsns No. 159 East 93d street; a
three story dwelling house on n lot lfN6lJ
feet located 30 feet cast % Lexington avenue.
1cJTH STREE1-Ada Z. sultan has sold No.
10 Wost 1@Oth street a three story dwelling
house. on n 10: Is loxlo0 II feet.
The Bronx.
CoCGTLANDT AVENUE-Kurz Uren
have sold for the Bouenson Realty Company
Nos 100 and 7a2 Courtandt avenue, TWO three
story fathousos. with stores, on pot j0%92
feet, TO Morton Green.
iSCELLANEOUS LEASES.
BUILDINGS.-By Ames & Co, No. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23
cHuscH TRANSFERS PROPERTY.

The Pilgrim Church Of New York yes
terday transferred the property on the
north side of 12lst street. 26e.6 feet west
Of Park avenue. 10 tho congregational
Church Building Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23
ter 81, 19xs1: G sty loft and store olds' so'e
10 Rosa Saberski for S2I 100
At the Bronx Exchange:

bN '"Seph = D' ,oe., -,
BRIGGS AVE. :. 12i6 II or ivsth 81,
23N--; vacant; sold 10 Peter = MAJ" Iva
S2lSJ no g..
COLLEGE AVE. 1873. : $40 u = OF
10Th ST. 20xs5i sly dwg: sold 20 inc i'"o-
land Construction 60 for S0.9Oo. -,., .
I'D AVE. 1904. s. j2.7 u or ItOth 81,
aGx1OO: > sty tcnmt and stores; sold TO ny
Rubino for SlG275. ~ r. -,
1880 81 Isoxi11.G; 3 sly dTs, adjourned TO
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-08-28
WILL SELL LIQUOR.

j. L. Thompson has his new saloon
almost ready to open. The fixtures are
in place, the place has been renovated
and painted, most Of the stock is in,
and it will soon be open for business.
Mr.. Thompson's family will o be here
from Ogden, to make Richfeld their
home. Mr.. Thompson has expressed
from the first his intention of living up
to the letter and the spirit of the rather
stringent license regulations, and his
record bears out his promise. Though
the Recorder has always been dry"
and still believes it was agreat mistake
for the county to legalize the sale of in
toxicating liquor, 1t is fair to say that
if it must be sold the council chose wise
ly in giving the license to Mr.. Thomp-
son.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-08-28
EVERYBODY HAVING.
Fine Second Crop OF Alfalfa Now
Being Harvested.

Having has begun in earnest on
the second crop CT alfalfa on the
Richfield tract. The crop is especi-
ally fine, and with favorable wea-
Their will produce all the feed need
ed on the tract. Richfield farmers
Jared rather better than did those
of many Other sections of the state,
in the matter of the first crop this
season; only a small part of the
Richiield alfalfa had been cut when
the rains came which so seriously
damaged alfalfa in other sections.
A much smaller pant Of the crop
was harmed by the rains in this
section than elsewhere. AS a conse-
uence Richfield farmers are in a
fair way to make a good deal more
money per acre from their alfalfa
lands than other farmers.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-08-28
NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received by
the Chairman and Board of Trus-
tees CT Richfield, Idaho, up to 500
o'clock p. m. Tuesday, September
End, 1913, for the construction of
cement sidewalks in the Village of
Richfie,d. according to plans and
specifications on file with G. E.
Schwaner at the First State Bank.
Bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for 5000. az evidence
of good faith that the successful BID
der will enter into a contract with
the Village Of Richfie'd for such
work.
The Chairman and Board CT Trus-
tees reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
A. L. FLETCHER,
Village Clerk.