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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-26
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Eastern Oregon papers are greatly
pleased over the weather conditions
The rains and SHOWS Of the recent
storm all soaked in the ground and will
help in producing a bumper grain crop
The First Presbyterian church of Al.
bany raised 1888 Easter, to apply on
the church debt.
Miss Cecilia Egan died Monday
morning at her home in Albany She
was born in Ohio in 1S40, and crossed
the plains with her parents by the OK.
team route.
Five thousand youngsters joined in
the rabbit search in Portland Monday,
In the presence Of about 20 persons,
none Of whom were relatives, the bodies
Of the Humphrey brothers, hanged at
the prison Saturday, were buried by the
side of their mother, in Dallas Mon.
day.
David Olds, 50 years old, died at his
home at Falls View, near Oregon iCty,
Monday. He had been a resident Of
Oregon City for 90 years,
The Bend commercial club certainly
has live wire for president or sec.
rotary, II is the best and most thor.
oughly advertised section of the state.
Linn county numbering is booming,
all It's mills busy, and three new ones
to be built in the near future.
Journal Want AdVs. Bring Results.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-26
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Tho middle west is certainly up
against it, ana while it sounds cold
blooded in the light Of the terrible dis.
asters that the week has already
brought them, it surely will mako some
of the people in that section turn their
eyes and their feet towards the Pacific
coast.
1t looks as though Salem will really
wake up long enough to look after her
own interests and settle the water prob.
lem for all time,
What Salem needs is more light on
the water question aud more water on
the electric light bills. They are too
hot.
With some of the water squeezed out
of the electric light bills and the water
bills made lighter, Salem will be on a
basis where she can invite strangers to
make their home here,
Portland s city Judge, Taawell, seems
to bc considerably wiser in his own
opinion at least, than tho city council
The latter passed an ordinance provid.
ing minimum fine Of 500 for leaving
autos standing in the congcstcd dis
tricts The city Judge fancics the pen.
atty is too severe, and 80 just taxes
them the costs, Here is ease OF
Judgcmadc law, and only a e.for.a.
nickle Judge at that.
The Capital journal was aware be.
foro the correspondent called its alton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-26
Abe Martin on Advertising.

In the April American Magazine, Abe
Martin, the Indian funny man, makes
the following remarks on advertising:
"Speakin o. advertising, look where
Bryan is t'day. lie never has T. come
back, fer he never leaves.
"Next T. bein' as good as your
wife S folks thcr haint nothin harder n
trying t. sell somethin nobuddy knows
you We got"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-26
Taxes carload Of Stoves.

In placing tax on n carload Of
stoves shipped into this city by the
Wrought Iron Stove Company, of st.
Louis, Assessor West is Of the opinion
that ho is doing the proper thing. 1t
seems that for some timo past outside
manufacturers have been shipping
goods Of various kinds into this city
and selling them throughout the coun.
try districts without paying any taxes
on such goods. Ascssor West believes
these goods taxable until court opin.
ion advises him to tho contrary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-26
Fires Add to Horror.

The horror is heightened by more
than dozen fires which can be seen in
the flooded district, but out of reach
of firefighters.
Most of the business houses and
nearly all of the residences have occu-
pants, Downtown the offices are filled
with men unable to get home and on
the upper floors and on some of the
roofs of residences are helpless women
and children, Hundreds of houses, sub.
stantial buildings in the residence,
many of them with helpless occupants
have been washed away
Hospital With 600 Reported Gone.
The st, Elizabeth S hospital, with 600
patients, was reported to have been
washed away, The building was known
to be in many feet of water and indica-
tiOns are that the report may prove
true.
The electric light plants were put out
of business early in the day and total
darkness, coupled with a tOrrential
downpour added to the horrors of the
night.
Famine also became an immediate
possibility.
All the supply and grocery houses
are in the submerged district and at
midnight it was said there was not
enough bread to last the survivors an.
other day
John II. Patterson, president of the
National Cash Register company, who
headed the relief work in the south
end Of the city, sent out an appeal for
food supplies and for doctors and medi.
cine, Tonight 5000 homeless were
housed in the cash register office.
Business Block Burns.
A fire which started from an explo.
sion in the Meyers Ice Cream company
plant, near Wyoming street, spread and
burned the block on South Park, about
a block from Wyoming, Another big
fire is reported to have burned a down
town block
The breaking Of the Earlton reservoir
which supplies the drinking water, left
the city without water and physicians
declared there was great danger Of
typhoid in the use of the flood water.
There are no boats in Dayton which
can breast the current and those on the
outside early gave up any attempts to
reach the business section.
How many houses have been swept
away and how many occupants were
carried to their death cannot be learned
until the waters roccdc.
At Wyoming street, on the South
Side, where the National Cash Register
company ccntcrcd It's efforts at rescue,
many saved their lives by creeping on
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-26

tion to the fact that City Attorney
Page was allowed 5000 a year for a
stGnographer, but as it considered the
services of stcnographor worth 5000
year at least, has no kick about
working people getting living wages,
1t would look much better though, if
money was pal ddireCtly to the stcnog.
raphcr and she placed on the city $
pay roll instead of being paid second.
handed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-26

Honesty is a sort Of boomerang, will
a delightful habit Of coming home /,
roost.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-26

The Capital Journal than anxious
carrier service possible II don't your paper
Main SO and will be sent by special
Ca pa Journal all its subscribers prompt
efficient complaints registered
ear ful attention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-26
LAST NIGHTS STORY
OF GREAT FLOOD
Dayton Ohio, a Vast Lake and Death
List May Run Well Into the
Thousands.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.l

Dayton, o., March 25.-Dayton, ex'
cept for its most remote suburbs, to.
night was covered with a seething flood
of water from to 20 feet deep. Any
attempt to estimate the loss of life is
hopeless.
1t is sure to run into the hundreds
and may 60 into the thousands. The
property loss will total millions of dol,
lars.
The flooded district comprises cir,
with a radius of mile and a half and
nowhere is the water less than six feet
deep. In Main street, in the downtown
section, the water is 20 feet deep.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-26

Snap Judgment on the purchase of an
auto fire engine slipped n cog on the
council Monday, and will probably slip
some more Why this sudden interest
in one certain machine before any of
them are testcd'
South Commercial street is being put
in good shape by the r. Il. & Il. and
will soon be entitled to be classed as n
street For souc months it has been
only rightofway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-26

What Salem needs is more light on
the water question aud more water on
the electric light bills. They are too
hot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-26
Our New York Buyer

them
ca in Salem in Coats, Dress an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
BERMUDA & WEST INDIES

For saIIings and rates, etc., appIy -
TIE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACkET CO.
Sandersop & Son. Gen. Agts 23R state 81,
\ y. or Any Steamship Ticket agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
NEW COCAINE SUPERVISION
Traffic May Be Controlled Un-
der Food and Drug Act.

The recent decision of the Secretary Of
the Treasury that the Illicit sale of CO.
caine may be prosecuted under the pure
food and drugs law and the order OF the
government that aftidavits be sent to the
Bureau of Chemistry stating the purpose
of every sale OF the drug are steps in
the right direction. according to United
States Attorney Marshall, but in his
opinion will be difficult to enforce. The
new plan compels every importer of CO.
caine TO make an affldavit Of every sale
and to require an affidavit from every
person receiving the drug down TO the
ultimate consumer. These records are
to be open for government inspection.
II had no idea until recently" said Mr.
Marshall Yesterday. that the use OF CO.
caine was so widespread. And my eX-
perience has been that IL is a difficult
matter TO get reliable evidence in the
law courts from the people who use it,
Mr.. Marshall said that the government
sent two men 10 prison In Atlanta the
other day for using fictitious names for
unlawful business. These men had been
selling drugs Illegally, but I'm Georgia
the federal government could not convict
them for that offence. Therefore. in
stead OF bringing them 10 trial for the
Illicit sale of drugs. It was forced to
use for the first time in such a case a
section OF the United States Criminal
Code forbdding the carrying on OF busi-
ness under a fictitious name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOoKS.

BANKROOK 40. 5js 725 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank IS missing. Any person having
claim 20 % Is hereby called upon 10 iI'e'h,
the game within ten days or submit 10 haNlhb
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
BANKBOOK No 63j.gS6 OF tho Union Dime
Savings Bank is mis- sing Any person ha'lns
a claim 10 % is hereby called upon 20 present
the same within ten days or submit 20 hdN4ns
said passbook cancelled and a new one issucl.
HANDBOOK No $40. 27s OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
a claim 10 70 Is hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbOok cancel ed and new one Issued
BANKBOOK No 100. $50 o. the Union Dino
savings Bank is MISSING. Any person haFlus
claim 90 ~ g. hereby called uron 20 present
thu same within ten days or submit 70 HAVING
BANK OOK No C35 800 ~ the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
claim to % is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days or submit To haNlhs
said passbook cancelled and now one issued
LOST OR STOLEN. Bauktook so 10 100 u
the German Savings Bank in the City OF New
York, corner 4th ave. and l4tn 81, Issued 10
Ross kaufman. All persons arc cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned
20 the bank on the 21st day Of july, 1914,
duplicate Will DO issued.
LOST handbook No. 575.i02 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person haNlns
claims upon said book IS called upon 90 Pre-.
sent the same o. the bank WITHIN thirty
DAYS. cor tho said book Will be declared can
cclled and eNtluguished and n uew one Issued
in lieu thereof
LOST-Bankbo0k 40. SOS OGS ~ Dry DOCK
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book ~ called upon 20 pre-
sent tho same 90 the bank within thirty
DAYS. or tho said hook will he declared can
cellod and cxtinguished and a now one issued
n lieu thereof
LOST HANDBOOK No. 500 $50 81 Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Anv person having
claims upon said book IFS called upon 90 pre-
sent the same TO the bank within thirty
DAYS. or tho said book viii be declared can.
ccllcd and cytinguishcd and new one Issued
In Lou thereof
LOST -Bankbook no. 575.583 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book f. called upon 10 pre-
sent the same 10 the hank within thirty
DAYS. or the said book will be declared can
cellcd ana oStuguished and now one issued
in lieu thereof
LOST OR STOLEN handbook No ~. 2SS OF
the German Savings Bank IN the city Of New
York. corner An ave. and IAN IT,. Issued 10
Joseph Jarzek All persons are cautioned
against negotiating tho same. II not returned
90 the bank on tho 2lst day OF july. 1919,
duplicate will be issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
siJRRocATE's NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned intends 10 apply TO ono OF the
Surrogates OF the County OF New York, state
OF New York for "A decree awarding 10 him
etters OF administration upon the goods
chattes and credits OF Daniel T. Mcclure
deceased late of the City and County OF New
York tnder tho provisions OF Section 266+ or
the code OF Civil Procedure OF said State and
for "A decree or order directing that the penalty
OF his bond as such administrator shall not
exceed double the amount OF tho claims OF the
creditors against tho said estate. presented TO
said Surrogate pursuant TO tho notice provided
for In said Section 1864. and
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having
clnitns against said estate OF said deceased TO
present their claims duly verified TO one OF
tho Surrogates OF the said County OF New
York at the Surrogates' Once In the Hall OF
Records In the Borough OF Manhattan In tho
CITY OF New York. County and State OF New
York. on or before the 18th DAY OF July, 1918.
JOSEPH H. MCGUIRE.
EDWARD j. MCGUIRE. Attorney for Joseph
". Mcclure, oil Chambers Street Manhat-
tan. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
TAX TO BAR OUT OPIUM
Bill Reported to Levy $500 a
Pound on Smoking Drug.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, June 2.-The Ways and
Means Committee ordered to-day favor
able report on the bill imposing a pro-
hibitory tax on the manufacturers q
smoking opium in the United States. The
bill is supplementary TO the act Of 1893.
which prohibited the importation OF opium
manufactured for smoking purposes.
Representative Harrison. OF New York.
author OF the bill. said that the passage
of the measure would entirely break up
the manufacture of opium I'm this coun-
try.
we have prohibited the importation OF
opium in the form prepared for smoking"
said Mr.. Harrison. but under the present
law the crude opium might be manu-
Pictured for smoking purposes. This bill
places an internal revenue duty OF 500
pound upon opium manufactured here.
and also provides bond OF 10000 for the
manufacture"
Mr.. Harrison introduced to-day another
bill seeking 10 check the sale OF narcotics
in the United States 1t provides that
all dealers I'm habit-forming drugs shall
register with the internal revenue coll
lectors for the districts in which they are
located, and that the government shall
at all times have access TO the records
Of such dealers. Heavy penalties are pro-
vided for q dealer who fails TO register
the details OF his transactions I'm mar
cotics. and all dealers in hablt-forming
drugs are forbidden 10 dispense them ex-
ccpt on acquisitions. which will enlighten
the internal revenue collector and fur
nish full details concerning the uses TO
which the drugs are TO be put
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
TREATMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

-, Grossman 20 Christian Holl. $500
= g,,ht to Title Guarantee & Trust Co;
49,. Temple,on TO Anna Templeton e
S., 8, SSsio S Securities Co TO John Bovker
$50 Z Bergman 10 Chss O. Bull: $3.50
.'..i1s Tornstore 20 Vincenzo Nsstri; SS25
-,s,ss Marks 10 City National securities
~ '' r Koch. trustee. 10 North side Mort
- CORN: $3.50 1901,
,~,h Side Mortgage Corpn to Edith a Ellis;
sm IT,. ~. g.
s-ry Norcenthau Co; SlOo
r,.,sn Josephson 20 ChBs JoSephson. 81.
is,,sN Goodman % y Y Trust Co. $1,000.
~ Brownold 10 Surety Realty Co. SlOo.
- Engel n Fred Hollender 4 co; 5000.
iSv-,rs Mortgage Co 20 Alice Foster;
-, Jobnson's Sons Co 10 Geo r John
= n: $500 $500.
~ F Johnson. jr TO Geo p Johnson $500.
7vo-ris Morales % Chas y Palermo, 500.
sns 70 Umc 500.
T.s,rs Vanens 10 Bank Tor Savings in city
! yss York; s. 0n0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
IrNI-SIfAI.

YOUNG Finnish couple: do entire work; e1ce,
lent cook end thoroughly useful insh, ~,
reliable: excellent references. SGD schnu ,'
Agency T27 Lexington ave. Phone OILS i'"""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

femble.
CHAMBERMAID-LA UNDRESs - COMPETENT
. young girl: not afraid work or large fam
, fly. industrious. two years reference. city
country Industrial Agency. II West i2d st.
CHAMBERMATD SEAMSTRESs. - Italian
English speaking. Ave years reference,
Carnello. 1903 West 42d 81. Phone 56'1
Bryant z
CTiAMBERMAID and sEAMsTREss-
experienced neat 81 .6 best sefeTsnf fn Guy
Boccherer 60. Agency. az. 80, ~ West 33d st.
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS or ANY
THING.-French. some English. three
yearg last reference. young, neat rusuul
girl; s25. Carnello Agency. lob west 4-d a.
Phone 5617 BrNaht
COLORED COOK.-First class. all around
cook and manager. young, smart. 800
most excellent references, country preteiIcu'
Mics Shea's Agency 80 East 42d ct, room LOl.
COOK-An excellent COOK. very best refer
crccs: city or country, very neat and
capable Iussia Agency $50 Lexington ave.
Tel. 4453 Plaza.
COOK, WAITRESS -CHAMBERMAIDL, Two
Finnish girls. best reference. Jusslla
Agency. ESQ Lexington ave. Tel 4453 Plaza.
WAITREss.-Capable Finnish girl; best city
reference. Jussila Agency $50 Lexington
ave rel 4453 Plaza. "
LAT'NDREss.-Firs class; Finnish slrl.
Agency, $50 Lexington ave Tel. 44o3 flaka'
COOK and WAITRESS CProtestantsl; two
afgf TCiefencftt
NJ r.. Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, 20
West i2d ct. Phone 3030 Bryant
cooking In all branches;
cxccilens references. Miss Margaret snith.n
Agency. a West 42d 81. Phone 3o3o bryant
COOK UOTsEKEEPER. - strong young
German woman laundry. mending. In
bachelor's apartment. or elderly lady; goon
manager; excellent references. clty' country
Industrial Agency II West 42d ~.
COOK AND IAIINDRESs. VIII do Homework
city
references. Mrs Cooper's Agency. 6o7 9th ave-
Ssth ct. --.-,-
CooK.-wnl assist waiting; excellent p plain
cook very economical, obiging. GOOD
baker. highest personal references; cry
country. Industrial Agency. II West i2d.
coOK-Neat Young colored girl: nrst class
ali branches. economical; eS.clIsn, refer dea7
7th ave. Tel sO22 Morningside
COOK and LAUNDREss.- swedish. hrst
class all branches: neat. economical,
Johnson's Agency, II East l25th 81 Tel
55l5 Harlem.
COOK TO assist laundry; $50; young woman.
uith good references; go anywhere. Miss
sheas Agency. 30 East 42d 81; room Iol.
COOK WAITRESs- CHAMBERMAID.-Two
neat Swedish girls; good cook other eN-
ceiient waitress. housemaid; excellent refer
ences Osterbere's Agency ZIG Lexington
COOK Neat Young swede: good cook.
SOUPS. ali kinds Of entrees. desserts CAKES
excellent references: $40 OsteroeTg Aeen-
CIV, 7Ie Lexington ave. Tel. l055 Plaza.
COOK strong Swedish girl; excellent
cook. understasnds, ner "o AssncV, ne Lex
ington ave. Tel Plaza 1OhS. -,-
COOK German: first class: good baker; city or
country: best references; wages $40 700 CalI
At Lang e. Boecherer co. Agency 3d. w. -
West 3Sd ST.
cooK -N1at Young Irish girl. good COOK
viii assist laundry: city or country DO
me,tic Fxchange, 324 Columbus ave. near
18th 81. Schuyler 9l3o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
MECHANICS LIENS.

JUNE %
ROADWAY. So. Otto " Kritz AIT Kate =
..tss lessee: oswald CamWann. Susan
s,-ysrsn Cammann and James "a Brewster,
-,ssss owners: Kate + Halves, contractor;
w
s7g ST. 521 70 so West: John G Edmead
n Baker & Williams. owners. George G Rob
- 4 Co. contractor; $40.
iySTgRDAM AVE. 1924 and 1896. Daniel
5issv AT y Y Railways Co, owner, Acme
rrs' Ceiling Co contractor. Si.ll5.
HUNTS POINT ROAD, $50 and s6s. Cooper
T,,.,le Engineering Co at Geo G Graham
destruction Co. owner and contractor; $500.
HINTS POINT ROAD. s6s, same agt Rob
RI Patterson owner, Geo @ Graham Con
r-son Co contractor S2.l00.
H0FFNAN ST. 23Sl. Emilio Farage at Es-
'xfs Realty Co. owner and contractor; $3.50.
ROADWAY So, Liberty Iron Works agt
E1sr Z HAYES owner. skerritt Construction
4 contractor. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
AGED MAN KILLED BY TRAIN.

East Hampton, Long Island, June %
Richard ENOUGH siXty-five years old, was
struck and killed by a train here to-day.
He attempted TO cross the Long Island
Railroad tracks on the sidewalk crossing.
and as he was reputed 20 be somewhat
deaf did not see or hear the train APP
preaching Mr. ENOUGH was a member OF
the odd Fellows Lodge He was a car
pcnter. lie leaves two married daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
r,,,. guarantee and Trust

49,.
.,.,r.v. Title Guarantee and Trust
ri,w srOsdw.sya7 SO II W OF Avenue b; 25S
70 w ST. SIS ,ony. Moritz Fried to Flora
y , ,s.:., II attorney Hugo Conn 10 Ave-
GaI' ,,s East. 26xt0o.1l; Feb l.
fssrH ST. I'D Josephine Bliss 81 al 70
~, ernest I'd Herman l. Rom S4'ouUU;
l..i,riek ,.vTvers Title Insurance 90 ioV
i,!s.igsy oss west. 1sx1O011: March 80
E..TH ST 90 .'rpfeld To sender .larmu-
\, charles v,ifhout production OF mtg,
~ lsatsneeuo,,,c court. June TO, Justice
s,asr s1P,,,serichJ: $1,000; attorney Hy
,,,nsrd = us BrosdNay. -.,, ga Aov
.VgeTssLr n $. 100 II OF IN I,,i ane, Tv ,o
ii. March -. S7.76l 50: attorneys. Arm
y, f hs7y. las Broadway
.,,r Va $. 1927 II II Of 18th
,gTHpRR Univ o. 1905; Matteo and An
rIl&', S,a 20 John j Brady. 500.
- rmeals'n" SOC Of sheridan & Segrave.
'f8f d, m'f 1921. James r and Mary
40 MaIcu ~ park Mortgage Co; StOO;
.,-dsn q sl. ~ & French. A. Park Row.
,sfCs san Van Nest Park June ~
NJ 4i-,bine Dcluca u Bronx 80 ~. ~
|s co. S-NNf oNNFt''' 80 $780,
?, IS Eas{i To- 10 man 1928, Griswold estate.
iOS SH-J une II. 1910; John J. quinn 10
b, 500 ~ 'ticston. eNtN. $1,000. atty, Law
us insurance and Trust Co. 100 BROAD
~ ~, G. 3a51i II from n 2 cor
UslNg "a oxG7. 6NiOi.G: July ;. 1917; Ona-
III g. @.tA.Sso- 10 10 Katherine g KAISER
q Jos s.i 'rsSVard r Moran, 81 Chambers ST.
~ AN m ; c s. $40 II Of Sd ave
WRk,is nv . 561X 46.SX " parallel with
: e go again I43 TO beg; Monterey
= ~ N m of 1Suth 81. as. SNeO. *
t 5 .asV-I - 1911. Melrose Realty 60
slsS NiF KERRY and Seth Terry. 90
ara SvE. sW cor 176th 81. 100X62
AtSSisn 1918: Anthony Resle 10 Ellen "
ir1 Msl0 900: address, $50 Broadway. 40.
LIEN so AVE. -, 21X6i7: Jan :. leV"'
NSSG1r, n John Dermody; S56l; atty
sr's. -. .10' ri;Is Insurance GO. l%5 Broadway.
y .5lsSprrT AVE. c :. - Il s from stake
Fs9sft.SS, ~ 4 n & NJ Bwen. 5oNlO0; July
y. ~ fgr,n Ascher TO Elise Sterger. S2uOO,
W .Ssssiinan & Kraus. 81 Liberty ST.
rs ~ T : a s. adj lot o. map % OF
RS.i,s west Farms. 50Nll4N5o lNll7; Nov
rs,H'' warren Construction Co 70 Fred
Z WIsts 5000. atty, stephen W Col
-, % T pTPopERTY. July % 1909: J J
w - Sarah r latham. $500.
- ST $ s. adj lot 9, same map. 20 SIX
ts-sST. Nav q. 1912. same 90 Prospect
ing Co: $500; same atty.