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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
LIS PENDENS.
SEPTEMBER =

93D ST. SO West: Gustave r Tuska q, :,
agt Anna Byrne ct al foreclosure Of m,e,.
attorneys. Crawford & Tuska. Isl
12sTH ST, East; LILA T. knights a.
William J Dc Lamdter ct 81 faction to ranls!
deco: attorney r Hone
FULTON AVE. " :. $40 II OF l7ith az ~.
100. Anna W eiss az, ,naries GIu.er 81 =
foreclosure of mtg. attorneys. Strasb)ur1s.
Eschwege q Schalek -
MANlDA AVE. s. 100 ~ $ Of Spoford Az.
"oNlro, Rober tatersOn agt sarah j IateI.,
ct a. foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. N
10TH ST. 223 30 and 20 East dbre. =.
tions); Nathan krsh agt Joseph Schless,n~s,
ct at foreclosure of mtg; attorney. Gross
10TH ST. 10 and H. West. Charles 1,
D8rmstadt agt Edw " Browning et al 4.
ton 10 foreclose mechanics LEM; attorney. n
: Mack.
CHRYSTIE ST 1872: jefferson COUNTY 50.
ings Bank agt CarrLo Lutz ct al amends
foreclosure Of mtgb. ATTORNEYS cary Csrran'
GRAND ST. 2js and go = part: Rhos,
Ricser 81 al agt Morris Weinstein 81 al 0ora
closure Of mtg. attorneys. Winthrop Sin.
ORCHARD ST, "A: Gussie Morsensterp -,
Morris Goldstein et al foreclosure OF m,s
attorney. y Tuckman
ANTHONY AVE. " :. 1881 # s Of l74,h $,
100 2x1oO: Wm II Steinkamp agt Frank ~
Hard foreclosure of mtg; attorney. O
Sslior.
sgt Leslie II Peu ct al ,smended foreciosur.
OF mtgsl; attorney, W Neuhouse.
IKA MAN A y r.. = ~ ~ Zerera
ave. 1871 1X1IO: Robert q Perry trustee az,
Charles Schaefer jr. ~ Al 1amended action N
set aside CONVEYANCE. attorney. y Hen
messy.
18TH ST. s 1914 n Of Park ave. 42sr
1o011 Julius & Kohn sgt Samuel Cohen ct Al
foreclosure of Mtg. attorney. ! . WeschlAr
WHITI.OCK AVE. " = 100 II of Long
wood ave 7jxi00; Jeanette Gardas 81 al AIT
VIM II Harden foreclosure ~ mtgI: ATTORNEYS
Stanton & Hopkins.
122D ST, 263 East; Metropolitan Savings
EanK set g y Shurmsn Investing CO 81 al
foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys S & "
Hutchirs.
CEDAR AVE. : :, between Corsa ave and
Elm ST, lots 81 ard 276. tao actions. Ameri-
can Tax Lien % agt " Beth Skinner 81 al
two foreclosures Of transfer OF tax llensl; AZ :.
torney J J Schwobe
RARTA LANE. n :. between Billor Plaza
ana Long Island Sound, lot 1855. American Tar
Lien co agt Harriet r. Archer et al rforecloe ira
Of transfer Of tax lien); attorney. J Schwo-
bel
WESTMINSTER AVE. s. between Midd..
TOW ri and Lee 81. LOT -, American Tar
Lien co agt John l. lockwood 81 al Noreclos.
ure of transfer of tax LEM. attorney, y
Schwohel.
10TH ST. 324 West: Abraham Leipzig ar.
Eleanor " Hand foreclosure OF Mtg; attor-
news Jacobs e. Livingston.
4TH ST. 8 l7j n ~ Ave- A, 25X9aa;
John Sullivan agi Shanker Metal Ceiling q,
Inc. ~ al counter claim; attorney, n Marx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06

smith TO Miles \ Stadler; 5000; attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust co. 1Io Bfoad"ay'
The Bronx.
KELLY ST, e 5. 230.3 It n Of 10th 81. 'V *
100: Aug 4 1909: Albert Gorhards. INC, 10
Joseph +; Dutey; $500; attorney paVia hecN'
LOT So map 162s. Van cortlandt estate;
JuIv ~ 1912: John q Donnely TO Charles
Beekman and ano, exrs: 1000; atorres' Id"
Union AVE. OIL runs l6i.3N OK 20
of - from beg II - TO beg; Aug - lcoo
Clinton Stepbens 10 Mary Tuohy: So;;oVo' A'
torney : Place. 1913 Fulton st. brooklyn, .,
WATER or ACkERMAN ST. :. i94t /.
n nom of of intersection with W 5 Spuylen
Duyvi and Port Morris r II 90 and 8. u irVu'
Ton. oct Is. 1892 32xIO0: Aug l. 1888; isa9eiiS
Mciklehsm to Catherine Lo~erre; "1 T,tb-
and extrx: 81 80; attorney. Thomas y Ou'"
zig t74rH ST. n 5 a5.7 # Of Bathgate ave
and 100 II G from n . cor Madison ave. 2VN
Io1. Dec 49, 1869. Thos and Lena Callahan 10
Mary Iange; $1,000; attorney freu
Ieub,scher. 2js Broadway. -
SANE PROPERTY: Dec 10. 1905; same to
same $1,000; attorney same ,o,, me IN
SAME PROPERTY July /, 1911; same -
18th 81 go and 62i East. cor Hughes
ve, 5Ox1OO: Aug 30 1910, Jos and Pni'o, i!f.
Tesoro to Louis and Chas Levy; S3.o"' attoi
ney. Abraham Cohen. - to u Park Row. o,
vbjte Plains I'd, 24.9xiia.6. being portion 81
10, oa7. map 143, Wakefield; July l. NV
Gormanslv CONSTRUCTION co 10 Henry an
Minnie NJ Gerhard. $1,000 attorney Ne" i''N
Title Insurance 90 t3j broadway. ,,
235TH ST n T. 40J n " Of White Flalhs 10.
- 3XlI46. being portion same lo'' same mari
same 10 same Sl,Ono. ,.,.,. r,.t,s
s35TH ST - 430.3 n OF Nnue q, MA
rd 23Xi146: July I. 1910; same TO sam, Sl,"og'
oa5TU ST n : $50 n " OF White Plains fd'
o5xi14 y; July l. 1910: same to same; Si'oo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

state Bank TO Rachel Weinstein' adnlN; -
Racnei Weinstein. admx 10 Ut Luxe
Realty Co. 81. . Label Beck
81 600. r-.,,.ard y da
Beixedon. 100000. uarbat
Title Guarantee and Trust co to Mahnat
tan Mortgage 60. 81 .. elm
Delaneid estate 10 Lucy Morris: fiVy.
Mary Van Buren, Vanderpoel to Freder'cA
ICse. $4,000 1900 - 1av
Ethel \ N Taylor to Charlotte E lay
Bernard Golden and sno to Marie NJ
Samuel Kronovet to Nathan Friedman
s. 1000. -, ,,.,.-
s. 500. ... ,,.io,,or-
Morris Park Estates to Columbia knicher-
booker Trust 60, 500 .,
Sarah n Iipfeld 10 Jane Beathoh, 81 -
Robert y Kenyon, exr, TO Frederic De
Foster. S22 Os5 80. .,.
Rose Hevman and sno. eXrs. to BENJAMIN
T. stern. $1,000. 49,,
William II Roston and ano. trus. 10 Maud
r Cooke. $4,000.
& 7. Ferris to Lehor Kedei. $4,000.
William n peck 70 \ T. Peck, 81
Now YORK Trust co to city mortgage
co. 81. -. 70.
cI50 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
EXPRESS HEADS CONFER
May Present Answer to Gut
Rate Order Next Week.

The executive heads Of the fve large
express companies held another confer
ence yesterday on the reduction IN eN-
press rates ordered by the Interstate COM
merce Commission. No definite concur
sions were reached. however and an ad-
iournment was taken until next Tuesday.
Il was stated that the companies answer
to the rate cut may he made next week.
H. l. Roberts. president of the Cnted
States Express Company, said that at the
conferences held since the arrival rom
Europe last week of Walker ID. Hines
general counsel for all tho companies DIS
cussions Of only general character had
taken place. He asserted that the Of
ficials of the United States Express Com
pany were still working on an analysis
Of the new rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
RECORDED LEASES.
tWith name and address Of lessee
SEPTEMBER >.

HAMILTON ST. Il. all. Orszio la Casninc
20 Angola Csssetta. 2 VIZ from oct l. 1913.
s. ~. address. H. Hamilton -.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1852. picture
theatre. etc. Mercury Really 60 10 Meyer 9
solomon. 10 yrs from sept /. 1872. S,-"o. al
dress g6S Tiffany e.
30 AVE. al. store and basement Henry 7
Moltcr. trus. 20 Michael Gould. yrs . mos
from AUG /, 1913 100. address. 40 Forest
ave.
4TH AVE. 80 49,. north store and has"
mcnt. Realty HodlnS 90 20 william II Men
del. ~ yrs o mos from May !. 1918. $500.
address. Mount Vernon. =.
7TH AVE. 2gl all. charles Gallagher "
Lazarus Esthcrsnn. > trs from MAJ ]. 1914.
s. 90. address 2rl eth ave.
44TH ST 1871 West. basement. Morris Sper
ge 10 Max Heller. - yrs from oct ], 1918,
s. 500. address. - East l2uth ~
SD 81 ~ West, all. Ellen T Linden 20
Excelsior Brewing 60. H. yrs from oct I. 1913
81 90. address. - Hart 81. Brooklyn
9th ST. =. 1919 n - 81 n ave. 80 6N
iOp =. the land. Ls,antis " Bosrdman 10 Fer
dinsud Psincrt. u yrs from May |. 1911.
81 80. address. 3i2 Esst 9th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
Vanderlip Says Electrical In.
dustry Must Be Developed
-OtherB illionsRequired.

Sackett's Harbor n. Y. Sept. Eight
million dollars q week for five years
100000 i'm al-can profitably be In
vested i'm developing the electrical indus
try i'm this country. Frank A. Nanderlip'
president of the National City Bank OF
New York. said tonight i'm addressing
representatives Of the electrical industry
in the United States. meeting at Asso-
citation Island.
when we think what is certain to be
done in the way of electrification of steam
railroad terminals and heavy mountain
grades; when we reflect on the larger
use OF electrical energy for Industrial
power i'm agricultural uses and in the
continued growth of necessary interur-
ban lines. we do not need to look further
into the possible development of the in
dustry to see a requirement for sico@".OO)
A wear of new capital" he said.
That means 100000 new capital every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
BUYS LARGE CORNER PLOT
Corporation to Improve Long
Island City Parcel.

William y. Bloodgood e. Co. have sold
to the United Assets Corporation the
southwest corner of the greensboro
Bridge Plaza and Radde street. in Long
Island City. This plot. which IS one or
the most valuable in the bridge plaza
section. has frontage OF 100 feet on the
south side Of the plaza and 81 feet on
Radde street
II was sold by Richard Aldecroft and
has been taken as an investment ana
will later be improved with modern
business block. This sale has followed
the announcement of the awarding OF the
contract for the erection OF the bridge
plaza station Of the elevated lines IN
Queens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
OPEN CAMPS ON STATE LANDS
Conservation Commission Makes Con
cessions to the Public.

Albany. Sept. 5.-For the convenience
OF sportsmen. and with view TO proVld-
ing additional protection for the state
forest preserves. the conservation com
mission has adopted regulations which
will permit the construction by individ-
uals. under certain restriction. OF trails
and open camps on state lands, and their
use by the public.
Stringent rules against waste of timber
and against carelessness that might result
i'm loss by fire are provided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
FINE ESTATE AT AUCTION

The mansion at Sound Beach, Conn.
owned by Joseph ID. Sawyer, together with
shore front property and options on addi.
tional land, if desired. Will be SOLD al
absolute auction sale to-day at D. IN
on the premises, rain or shine, by Joseph
T. Day. -
The house has every modern improve
ment. together with bathing pool. etc
II stands upon a rocky shore, fronting on
the Sound and harbor. and with its pro,
tected harbor. deep. clear Waterfront dho
rough Nainelikc rock coast frontage II
is very attractive. Every main room pos
sesses an uninterrupted outlook across
the Sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
SEPTEMBER =.
Manhattan.


COOPER Sr . S. $50 II n 9 OF Hawthorne
81. j0XIC0; March ~. 1908 John Dowd TO
Frank VI Waterman; $3.50; attorney Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. iT6 Broadway
GREENWICH ST. 29-t33. daight ST.
fol. runs I5N l25.6N II s3N ~ "
100 to beg: sept 4, 1907: Frank ~ and Anna
I. Clement TO New York Trust co. 500 900.
attorney. Daniel Mason - William St
WEST END AVE. ~. 2ovI93 Aug 20.
1911: Henry II Wesselman TO Rosebel G Schf
$4,000; attorney. stenhardt 80 church
81.
It'll AVE. 1872 30 1lXloo; June 10 lsaS.
Walter Reid TO Mark " Msclay. eXr: SO. 0c0;
attorneys. Maclay & McBurney. 81 Nassau st.
NTH ST :. 600 n OF 9th ave. runs W
look II loO.5x 25x 3i.3X T5x I22 = "a
beg: Dee II. 1911: John NJ and Resale scobe
TO New York Trust 90 and American Mort
gage 20: $4,000 attorneys, Bowers & Sands.
40 Cedar st
9TH AVE. cor OF 57th st. 1875 5xlOO:
Sept l. 1851: william + and Virginia f. Bur
roughs TO Bankers Trust 90: SlIj, 600: attor
neys White & Case II Wall -.
29TH ST. i26 West. 2jNDS.o. Oct -. 1897
Robert. John ;. Janet, Eliza J. Robert u.
Mary, James n Florence O. Mary \ and
Thomas II Turner 10 Isabella Hawkins: 81. 800.
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co. lId
broadway.
nisT ST. s, a'7s n 9 OF Madison ave. Iar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06

ref. to VIM q Murphy, jr, 52l West 18th st;
i23D 81. fO6 East. sty brk. lsxioo II;
Diedrich Never to Elicse Pfoiffer. $50 East
I5gh At Cmtg $1,000. Aug 80; 81: attorney
\ johnson, lji Nassau 81. no -.
12gTH IT. 116-12O West . sly ORR ''Ay',i -
Emily " Spses to Y savings Bank, ~ stl
ave mts $4,000: all liens; $500: attorneys
Weber & Weber Beekman St ,e,o
both ST. 249 West. 3 sty brk. ieHoo o ), ,
Michae, Doyle TO John Pardue. - NT lI's
ave. Newark. J mtg s9Ooo)' d" neH'
AI 18Th TYi ST. sos west i94xs5: Jas Brady
to Rebeccs Arnstein. 81 West i2s'9 uee
81 5OOl: sept 3: 500; attorney Tue HuaId"'e'
& Trust co. lI6 Broadway.
The Bronx.
ANDREWS AVE. $ c cor Is3d st. sisx5C,
Mar +. Brine to W Peck. 22lI seds"lch
ave: sept 3 mtg sG.250J; 81 1890. ,,o
FOX AVE. W s. 200 II OF JeilerSon 49,
ojxtO0. Louis MARTA ct al TO Louis Pugnesss;
az Fast I2lst st: July %; 800 attorney
celia 40 Broadway. ,.s..so, .vo
FOX AVE. " = 10 n of Jehersoh Az
2jxIOo. Louis MARTA ct al to GaetanV
So East 1l2th st; July 30 sio"' a''0'"'''
LOTS i.22s to l,25o and LBS TO l.23s mar Z
Gleason property; Eliz DiGt,ich :. Aug II;
sIO0. attorney Lawyers Title Insurance ~
Trust CO. 100 BroadWal. -o h,t, -
Lot "a. blk 30. and lots 81 and ~. Din -, -,
man Morris Park: Morris Park Estates 10 e..
Sell Esyner 4.6 G:Id st. BROOKLYN; Aug :, -
attorney' Lawyers Title Insurance Trust Co.
i' 0TS ~ and ~. hlk 81. same map same 10
WfIi,n, N BUTLER 456 Fort Washington d'-'
Julv I. 81. same attorney. No.
lot 80 and west half Of lot 30, map % ,oto
Ie, estate. Elise Rentz to John VI Doneiin, l"t'
Chatterton ave; Sept >; 500 atty ftdHA '''''
Inc Westchcster .. u.daia
IoT 9ti map Wakefield. Antonio Baasi5
n,onte to Giosue Arcoles 1I3J OniOnpoIt "a
mte $40 500: Aug -; 500. atty NJ " ''''
fem 81 fremont ave. 49,, =, c..rb,rds
10 Jacob Streifer 90. 113j lnterNale aNf, - ~,
4 Cmtg $4,000. s1Oo; atty. " II ostrah'e''
Part LOTS Is 20 90. map land Joseph
Tbvaiies; Annie l. Klett to Emma Gnlileiscn'
"a East 55th ct: Sept 4. 81 attys "ha'e" \
Dunn "a cedar 81. ,oc., -,
az. AIphonse q; Koelblel. ref. 10 Ambrose
: Murray. jr. trus. Goshen. !; sept "
81 900 o- 1,...to.,.
TOPPING AVE. 1924. 8. 21AS'' ems i p,N.,,
Kali 10 Louise Meyer 20l3 Anthony ave Stp,,
4 tntce 81 800: 500. atty. Title Guarantee anu
Trus; 90 i76 Broadway. m
WISE AVE. 2O6s. . :. HllMl''.'' ~,
Tacob StreiGrr 60 to Henry q Gerhards. Zop'
Marion ave tmtge $1,000. Sept I; 81 ANY
George 4 Steinmuller 1911 I'd ave
IT4Tu ST n g. 9j7 # Of Bathgate az.
~, 100. Thomas callahan n Lena Callahan n's
yifc 5ii East iTith st; c. al tue. aus -.
500 atty. Lawyers Title ana Trust 20 w.
isnTE ST. : <. 1Is Il Of Park ave -, OK
Uolfcanr Weiuhart & Martin Reiser. -" "o'"
81. BROOKLYN: Aug 2s mtg sj2'Joo); 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
TERATIONS S.
Manhattan.

CANAL IT, " cor sullivan -. 10 an 5
sty lofts and store. Corporation Of Trinity
church. Isl Fulton ~. owner. RepNick. As
pinVall & Tucker. 800 9th ave. architects
$50 eco
Dist ST. 9il East: 10 a stv stable and
dwlg: William J Roome. i0i East 57th ST,
s. 800
asTH ST Is Wes, ~ a { stv dwlg: Mrs c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
AST0R ESTATE TURNS OVER DEED
Gives City Possession of the South Half of Old AStor House,
the Destruction of Which Will Begin To-day.
HOSPITAL GETS OPTION ON PROPERTY NEAR OWN

So Gramercy Park to Or. John II. Banks
and in No. 80 West 18th street 10 Simon
W. Pulaski.
Pease G. Gilman leased an apartment
at No. IA East list street to Mrs. Francis
Van Setback. at No 80 Park avenue for
the Lowell Realty Company to j. Brant
Strauss and at No. 200 West 18th street To
Mrs. Olive f.. Harper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.

FRISBY AVE. s. 10 u I'm Of Benson
ave. for a SW hrk garage 2jNSsi Bronx
Gas and Electric 90. Westchestcr owners /:
John Snook sons. 26l BroadVay architects;
cost $1,000.
ea3D ST 5 5. 30 II q Of Barnes ave: FOR a
stv brk dVlg 20Njls. David Schini. 40 East
2l3th -. owner: George J. Crosier. 225d 81 and
White Hlains ave. arrhItcct. cost s.. 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
BUYS HOUSE AT BAYSlpE.

Mrs. Alexander *. Fox has sold through
the agency OF William f. Sheehan her
beautiful hame at Bradish and Bell ave-
nues. Bayside. to Assembyman Knox. OF
Manhattan. the proprietor OF the Hotel
Earle. The purchaser intends to make
this his country home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
TO BUILD AT SHlPPAN POINT.

Kenneth Ives g. co. report a large sale
at Shippan Point Stamford. Conn. to f..
j. Marion. The property consists of four
and one-half acres, on the west shore,
having a long shore frontage. Mr.. Marion
will Immediately improve the property
with a home. etc. from plans by Hunt *
Hunt architects. the estimated cost Of
which is $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
PRIZE HOGS GUARANTEED

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. Prize stock. the
estimated value of which is half million
dollars. was guaranteed at the Ohio
State Fair here to-day by the State Board
OF Health. when it was discovered that
cholera epidemic had broken out in the
hog exhibit.
Several high priced hogs died before the
epidemic was discovered. Thirteen hun
bred hogs are affected by the quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
GET CONTRACT FOR WAREHOUSE

The Turner Construction COMPANY has
been given the general contract lot tne
dsrd oil Company OF New Jersey at their
Claremont plant in Jersey City. Inc
buildings will be 230xl51 feet two stories
i'm height. OF reinforced concrete throueh-
nut Work Is TO be undertaken at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 4

SEPTEMBER >.
37TH ST e East. J Buschmann 90 AIT
Chas p Havilsnd ei al. Nov 20. 1912 vacated ;
S1S5 Il
80 AVE 1904. Henry Seitz agt John Deylin
~ al: Aug - 1913 S35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
APARTMENT LEASES.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
Company rented an apartment in No 5s5
Park avenue to Ira Richards ir.; In No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
The Bronx.

Meyer. 30 West 22d ST. owner: ] S Kennedy
80 Romsen ST. architect; $4,000 -
The Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 240f: TO a ? a..
frame store and dwlg. 2Tx63; ] & " Rs.
brewing co. 39s East lJ2d ~. owners. Gen..a
Hof N 81 East 1jsth st. architect: 500 80
18TH st. n " cor I'd ave: 10 a ; 81, -.
stores and tenement, f0xs0. Peter Wilkins -
PREMISES, owner: NJ W Del Gaudio. i0I r., "a
mont ave. architect: 81 900 re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee ana az
torney)
Interest = per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

An entire top floor. with light on four sdsa
FOR photographer or photographer
MONAHAN EMPRESS COMPANY BLDG
2l6-222 W. 18th 81.
Monahan Express COMPANY. owners.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-16
BOOST FlR RACINE
State Tax Commission Az
ents Increase Valuation Of
the Belle City.
OLD VALUATION IS DOUBLED

The Wisconsin State Tax Commits
sion has completed the work of max
ing a revaluation of the property of
the City of Racine and the total val
nation placed on the property is
$52,077, $4,000. The valuation that had
been placed by the assessors was
$40, 252, 44S.00. The assessments has
more than doubled the value Of the
personal property in Racine, bringing
it up to over $13,00o,000. Large IN
.creases We're made in every ward of
Racine and the figures are bringing a
lot of objections. The tax for this
year in Racine was assessed on the
valuation made by the assessors and
the added tax will be paid by the
property owners when taxes are col
lected in 19l4. However, it is UNDER
stood that the amount is to be charg-
ed to the 1912 accourG. This addition
of taxes will give the city of Racine
a big working capital
There is no doubt but that there will
be a great deal of trouble for the Ra-
cine tax payers on account of the
change in the assessment and for some
of the people it will amount to nearly
double taxation for the next year.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-16
G. U. G. cERMANIA AT A FEAST,
New Officers Installed by State secy.
G. Richter and State Treas. ]. jess.


The members of G. U. G Germania
had notable gathering at Schlitz
Hall On Thursday evening where more
than one hundred of tie members
gathered to witness the annual install
lation Of officers. The installation was
in charge of Gustave Richter, state
secretary, and J. Jess, state treasurer
of Milwaukee. The Installation was
followed by smoker. 1t was about
midnight when the ceremonies for the
evening We're completed. The new of
fcers installed were: !.
President-Albert Thierfelder.
Vice President Thierfelder.
Rec. secretary-Louis Micheln.
Fir. sccretary-Raymond FIasch.
Treasurer George Richter.
Speaker-Peter Thiel.
Guide--Anton Hauf.
Guard-Ernest Thierfelder.
Trustees-Otto Richter, Geo. Fischer,
Jr., Rudolph Henschen.
Doctor-David Munroe.
Delegate-Julius Pabst.
Acknowledgement FIasch.
:.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-16
GET OPTIONS ON ESQ ACRES
Work OF Putting in Tracks and Building
Big Bound House to be Started Just
as Soon as Land is Decided. Condem-
nation May be Found Necessary.

! Additional information in connection
! with the operations of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company at
Berryville have been made public at
Racine and it is announced that the
carrying out of the plans for the COM
pany for the building of q big switch
ing yards at the village made famous
| by the cabbage industry will bring an
| expenditure Of more than 100000.
The company has taken options on 2e0
acres Of land and the transfer will be
formally made just as soon as the
attorneys of the company have been
satisfied as to the title Of the lands.
1t is planned by the company to
make this general switching yards a
big connecting link for the cities of
Racine and Kenosha and it is declar-
led that it will benefit both cities
equally. The land to be used lies be-
tween the Berryyille station and Pike
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paid for it was close to 500 an acre.
The people in the neighborhood were
rot unmindful Of the fact that it was
sought by the railway company and in
some cases it is said that such high
prices were asked that the company
may be forced to start condemnation
Proceedings in order to carry out the
Ian.
The company plans to build round
hraSe with storage capacity of twelve
locomotives and it is probable that
there will be sheds which will be suf
fciently large to house all of the sub
urban trains used in this section of
the state. The new yards are to be
the last word in construction. The
building of the yards will require the
building Of two more tracks between
Racine and Kenosha and it is said
that the company will have plenty of