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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-01-03

The time has come when every
sportsman should put away his gun
for five years at least" said a lee
turer upon Birds and Animals of
America"
He argued that drastic measures
must be put into effect if quail,
grouse, pheasants, and prairie chick
ems are to be saved from extinction.
The humiliation of these birds, he
said, would mean untold poverty re-
3ulting from the scarcity of crops
which would be eaten by insects.
Ninety per cent of the normal
bird life of this county already has
been destroyed and the other 10 per
cent will go in the next five years
unless strong measures are en-
ployed to stop the slaughter" he
said. Careful scientists tell us that
If all the insect-eating birds were de-
Stroyed the whole continent would,
within three years. become unin-
habitable by reason of the myriads of
insects that would spring UP and de
YOUR every living thing
Farmers and fruit growers of the
country are losing over $1,0O0,OO0,..
600 year by reason of the ravages
Of insects. Cotton growers of Texas
are losing $5O,000,00O a year by
reason of the rayages of the boil wee
vii And all because the quail and
the prairie chicken, the natural en-
emies of that bug, are practically ex-
tinct in that state.
Wheat and fruit growing regions
Gie suffering because of the killing
off of sap suckers, robins, bluejays.
bluenirds, tanagers. orioles. martins,
swallows, swifts, nighthawks, egrets,
herons, bobolinks, gulls, kingfishers
and other birds which men love 20
Sill under the pure lust for
slaughter.
"A quail killed in a potato field
had in its eraw the remains of 10l
potato bugs. Another killed il
Texas had in its eraw the remains of
l27 boil weeYils. Another killed in
"a Kansas wheat field had the re-
mains of 1900 cinch bugs. The Hes
s an fly damage to the wheat crop
in 1900 was $1O0.O00,Oo0. The
c'nch bug, as early as 1864. dam
eyed staple crops $1O0.OOO.O 900.
Men Who are fond of killing
things should vent their lust on the
rrowling house cats. House cats de-
stroy more birds annually than any
pther animal except man Over
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-01-03
State Finances

Olympia, Dec, 21.-As State
treasurer John G. Lewis said the
other day, Now that the campaign
Is over it will do no harm to tell the
truth about the state debt" So in
his biennial report just published the
treasurer gives details about the
state general fund Indebtedness, the
state capitol building fund and other
debts, each as of September so, 1912.
This statement shows that general
tnnd net liabilities September 30.
1908, We're $S26.179. This had been
reduced September 30, 1910, to
s240,20S, while on the date of the
report, although there were liabilities
outstanding of $343,5I6. there were
resources of S5SS,072, leaving net
resources of $244,556. These re-
sources were made up on the latter
date or $149.266 cash and the bal
ance was monsy advanced by the
state general fund and due from
other funds.
Money Owed for Capitol Furniture
The capitol building fund debt
September 80, 1912, was s1,191.7S2.
Ihis included some warrants that
were issued prior to 1899, drawing 9
per cent interest. for which the capt.
Vol commission had been authorized
TWO years ago To issue bonds The
amount outstanding is about SOS, 600
ana the accrued interest is about
SSs,OOo. Then there are per cent
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-01-03
Records of Whitman County

SATURDAY, DEC. 81, 1912
Deeds
William Lany to Emsley Fincher
lots ?, s. 3 of lS-14-4l, $42S.
Real Mortgages
Jas. w. Strevy and wife to VIM.
Guske. pit 2S-I5-41, $4,000.
Eldridge E. Champlin and wife to
International Mtg Bank, nwq 32-l5-
Az, $500.
Charles L. Marsh to Christian
Ringer. lots /, 2, 3. blk 2, Lausch 5
add, Elberton, 1915.
Richard Smith to NJ. Talens, pi
neq seq 24-14-44, $500.
Chattel Mortgages
Mrs. Kate Shaw to Potlatch Lum-
Der Co., lodging house outfit. res
taurant outfit. $97.
Z. r. Robinson to f. w. Miller.
live stock, $500.
C. l.. Marsh to Christian Ringer,
live stock, 1915.
Releases
Vim. Swain to Frank Stephens ct
ux., real mtg.
U. L, Ettinger to Jas w. Streyy,
real mtg.
b. Schade Brewing Co. to Jos.
Splichal and wife. real mtg
Deming Investment Co. to Kate
Sells, real mtg.
Fred Schroeder to r. W Dierks,
chat.
Potlatch Lumber Co. to j. E. Cole
and wife. lien.
Chas. O. Wilson to Claud Lemka,
chat.
Adolphus Briggs to C. Il. Hansen.
cnat.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Fairbanks. Morse and Co to IL.
W. Cotton. gasoline engine, $500.
Assignments
Homer A. Samuel to &. z. Hen
derson. real mtg.
J. A. Gleason to A. j. Davis, chat
Miscellaneous
Pullman State Bank VS. Albert
Walk ct al. lis pendens.
Ralph Sells to the public, affi-
daylt.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-01-03

warrants issued IN lSOl for $780, 900
on which about 100000 in interest
has been paid from the general fund.
For furniture bought in 1903
capitol warrants were issued for
nearly $4,000, on which the state
general fund has advanced more than
$500 interest. In 1903 $76,500
4 per cent warrants were issued, on
which $2S.500 interest has been ad-
'anced. In 1908 $4,000 was issued
In per cent warrants to build the
governors mansion, ON which the
state general fund has paid $500 in
terest, and the same year $4,000 of
i per cent warrants were issued for
repairs to the present capitol, on
which about $4,000 interest has ac-
cumulated or been paid.
Failed To Float Bonds
Then there is the temple of justice
appropriation of $350,0O0, all of
which has been advanced from the
general fund of the state, which must
be repaid as the capitol granted lands
are sold.
or these debts $927,2OS could
have been funded by bonds at
per cent had the capitol commission
been able to find purchaser at that
price. Efforts were made to secure
bids for the bonds, but without
avail. One company offered to take
The bonds at par, provided a small
premium would be paid for broker
age, but the attorney general ruled
that no premium could be paid, 50
the deal fell through.
The remainder of the debt, which
the capitol commission is not au-
thorized to bond, includes about
S239,000 interest paid from the gen
eral fund up to April 1, 1912, and
about $4,000 spent by the capitol
commission in cruising capitol lands
under the laws of 1909 and 1911.
The state also has net cash debt
of $464,58 Of the Alaska-Yukon-
Pacific exposition fund. There is
also debt of $206,034 representing
the bond issued to take up the old
normal school warrants. These viii
Ue redeemed from the earnings of
the normal school permanent fund
Investments.
Rock Plants Not Profitable
The quarries rotary fund, which
was formerly known as the good
roads fund, owes $229,O0O. OF this,
$4,000 the law presumes will be
returned to the general fund and
5000 will be returned to the
public highway fund This sum, to-
Sether with $35, 900 not returnable,
or S264,000 in all, was expended for
the purpose of establishing rock
crushing plants at Selah, Dixie, Mar
snail, Fidaigo and Meskill 1t was
believed at the time these plants
We're established that they would
be great money-making institutions,
and that from the sale of crushed
rock to be used in road construction
panty of money would be earned to
pay back the advance made. How
ever, this anticipation has not so far
been realized
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-01-03
THURSDAY, DEC. &c, 1912
Deeds

THURSDAY, DEC. &c, 1912
Deeds
James Clear ct ux to Patrick
Ward, 1-16-45, 800; pit blk 21,
Powers add. Palouse, 500.
John Brink to Minda j Brink,
neq 20-15-40. 81.
W. A. Lybecker ct ux to John
Neill. lots l, 3, blk s, blk 8, lots
2, 3, blk II, Fairyiew add, Pull
man, $4,000.
Lamont State bank to Kate l..
Price, lot 4, blk 20. Lamont $500.
Chas, Kuntz ct ux. to Elizabeth A.
Anderson. lots ;. 4, blk %, Beach 5
add, Palouse. $500.
Real Mortgages
Chas w. Haines ct ux. to Pacific
Trust Assn, Ltd, eh 35-15-41, ex-
cept, sh neq, lots /, 2, of 2-I4-4I.
$4,000.
Elizabeth d. Ely ct al. to Union
Trust and Savings Bank, 1540.77
acres in Whitman county, $4,000.
James d. Carson ct ux. to North
western Mutual Life Insurance CO.,
seq, eh swq. 20-15-45, $4,000.
Ohattel Mortgages
I. l.. Bilderback to Farmers State
Bank of Colfax, live stock, 1-3 crop
on VIII 16-15-41, 1870 acres in sec
tons Is, 16 in 1913, $4,000.
r. l.. Bilderback to Farmers State
bank of Colfax, same property as
above, $2440.
ID. NJ. Davis to w. II. Lacey, live
stock. etc, Sill.
R. w, Dierks to Colfax National
Bank, live stock, $1,000.
A. p. Baldwin to Colfax National
bank. live stock, $4,000.
Releases
Central Life Assurance Society to
Walter Fray ct al, real mtg.
Spokane State bank to John Con-
don, real mtg.
Henry Porter to w. C. Jacks ct
TX, real mtg.
+. II. Hill to Chas. Kuntz ct ux
real mtg.
First National bank of Pullman
to NJ. Farley, chat.
Bank of Endicott to Adam Sliger.
chat.
j. T. Kile to C. F. Alexander,
chat
I. l.. Bilderback to w. II. Sloan.
chat.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Underwood Typewriter Co. to c.
& Hazen, typewriter, $107.
Chalenor and Saylor to j. w.
Dunn, engine and saw, $9S.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-01-03
MONDAY, DEC. 90, 1912


Deeds
Ella Il. Galloway and husband to
l.. A. Quaife, sh lot 81, blk IA, lot
30, blk IA, Rosalia, $2500.
Fred Albertus ct ux. to II. A.
Kaeppler, lot Is, blk SO, Maiden,
$4o0.
Sarah Catherine Thonney ct al. to
Geo. Stephenson, swq nwq, nwq swq
2, seq neg. neq seq 3-14-45, $5775.
Louis Baud to Geo Stephenson,
swq nwq, nwq swq 2. seq neg. neg
SEQ 3-14-45. $5775.
E. f. Maurer ct ux. to ". E.
kiichle, VIII nwq. seq nwq, swq neq
3O-20-45, except. $4,000
Farmers and Merchants State
Bank to d. ]. Altice. lot 10. blk II,
Maiden, 81.
L. N. Matloek ct ux. to r. W,
Hall, neg 14-1S-42, lease.
w. w. Shirrell to j. E. Cooking,
lots l. 2. Z, s. 3. 10. of 5-16-44,
lease
G. b. Carter, sheriff. to Eldridge
Z. Champlin, lots 2. 3, of 21-14-42,
certificate of sale, 1881.
Real Mortgages
David H. Snider ct ux. to Sarah E.
Truax, neg lot of 17-20-46, $500.
Chas. Cawrse ct ux. to John Len
hart. lot 4, blk 5. McCoy's End add,
0akesdale, $3.50.
S. A. Manning ct ux. to Cora h.
Manring, lot l, eh lot 2. blk 4, Gar
field, $500.
Geo. Stephenson ct ux. to Mort
gage Co. Holland America, swQ nwo,
nwq swq 2, seq neg, neg seq 3-14-45.
$500.
w. E. Kiichle ct ux. to E. f..
Maurer, VIII nwq. seq nwQ, swq neq
So-2o-45, $4,000.
d. j. Altiee to Western Loan and
Savings Co., lot 10. blk II, Maiden.
S1100.
Chattel Mortgages
N. H. Weltman to G. NJ. Witter
livestock. 500.
P. I. Weitman to E. A. Witte, live
stock, $50
John Evans to Stephen Evans. live
stock, machinery. etc, $4,000.
Thos. Warwick TO Sarah E. Truax.
undivided interest in live stock
$500.
John II. Anderson Ell ux. TO Jos
canutt, % crop on pit neq 1895.
$3.50.
Jas. Fifer to Alvira Fifer. live
stock. implements. s275.
Releases
A. W. Laird to Frank Tempero ct
ux.. real mtg.
F. A. Davis to j. II. Beatty ct ux.,
real mtg.
J. II. St Lawrence TO A. NJ. Phil
lips, conditional bin of sale.
Bills OF Sale
A. NJ. Clark to S. j. Abbott ct al
machinery. $1,000.
Rnmbaugh and Henry to Cornell
ius Merriman, stock of merchandise.
etc.
Harry r. Anderson to II. A. o.,
iiolte, machinery, $40.
Conditional Bills of Sale
J. Fl. st. Lawrence to G. W Hall.
piano. 1915.
Oliver Typewriter Co TO Robt. Y
Linseott. typewriter, 500
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-01-03
TUESDAY, DEC. "a, 1912
Deeds

TUESDAY, DEC. "a, 1912
Deeds
Jas T. Gale to School District No.
I78, pit 1-11-44, $50.
Clarence c. Swift and wife to f.
NJ Smith ct al, lot 9, blk 6, Wiley S
add, Palouse, 81.
Real Mortgages
Harry l.. Barnett to V. II. Nor
gan, seq 27-2O-40, $500.
Chattel Mortgages
Lon L. Ellis to National Bank of
Oakesdale, 2-3 crop on swq 2-18-43,
$500.
Releases
Edmund l.. Schell ct al. to Harry
l.. Barnett, real mtg.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Whitman Implement Co. to G. w.
Wilson, machinery, $3.50.
Assignments
Isaac Waldron to Washington
Trust Co, real mtg.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-01-03
Assignments

H. L. Davis ct ux. to Pacific Loan
d Investment Co., Ltd, real mtg
Miscellan -ous
NJ. j. Rumbaugh ct al. to the pub
lie, affidavit.
Moys Telephone Co., articles of
incorporation.
Potlatch Lumber Co VS.. A. A.
Duggins ct al, order of dismissal
attachment.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-01-03

Ladies, bring your combings to
Mrs. e. C. Boone, Pullman. r. F. D.
No. /, to have your switches made
Price 81. Money back IL not salts
fled. Dec13Jans
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25

and over, 2oc. corn fed, 81 10 q fn lS'1@ se
l6isc. 90 n and over, 1870; II 10 anu ihts
lsaIs lzc; BROIIERS bbls. PhlIaue e'p953Sa p,5a
fsHcy. IL TO NJ each. 26a 2sc, average 5e 25a
24c: PENNSYLVANIA fancy 9h2oc' ia
min. fed 23c. Western. 21n2l'sci corn I'u,
Western scalded 1Gizc. frying. 10 V ~
pair Pbuadelphia. fancy, lsG2ot: fenhsS lla
MIA. average i6H lie. Western MIX Itu, t,
agc. lGr. virginia l1c; western cor" ~ H.
mixed. l3al4l7c. Michigan. scald'I, "a, Ia
Western 13al3i2c, roasting IH'dIo ~ llSGl.
fame, 93625c. Pennsylvania, large ieII..
Pcnnsvlyania and Virginia, mlXeG' -" - .
Western. milk fed fancy, l9'cc' 3s 10 sat",
1-r. corn fed dry picked. fancy, 10: Ioys
Ia 3io n l7df7izc: Michigan fancy, 10 '21i ~, -,
otbcr western scaldcd i6'eci toN - y t"
boX drv. Western boxes. 0 ID ana Oyer ~"
dozen dry picked. Isle; - TO % 10. 80 -"
"a az ~, 16.c. 80 TO - II. l4'2c; 80 10 - IL.
13Igc: under 30 N, ia dl%c' hpIs NSs,s'H'
n each lie: 5 n. 16c: 3i2 M, lic' 10 anu
under. i3c. southern and south"csteIn' 49,
age. 14Gi5i-c; Michigan, scalded' fdhcE, 10 la
mixed 14i2dl5C. other western SVd,igI ,Ii ~
fancy. I5iac; small. l3c: poor. loni:c, O,i OI,P
COCKS. II, 13c: DUCKS. spring. MaIyIand'
fancy. 19d@Oc: poor to fair. l5alSc; Nlscon
sin stall fed zoe: Ohio and Michigan, tan'!'
1Sc. other western, choice N, lIalsc, aver
age 15af6c: poor. lOG12c. GEESE. spTins,
MARYLAND. fancy, l9q2Oc. poor 10 fair loa lN'
Wisconsin. stall fed fancy. @oc; ONO anu
Michigan 1sc; Wc-tern. choice, lIc, aNera.t'
I5d1Gc: poor. 100 l3c; SQUABS. prime MhitS,
10 n TO dozen, per dozen. 81 10, y 10, ~ -'W
s. 20: : NJ 81 30: n. So; 20 6,a ID ,. ~,
dark 81 10: GUINEA FOWLS. spring 10 10
pair pair. 81 15QS1 -, 10 each, I5cd%i'
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. 1891; Pothmoni Bros ast John
Il Alfred T. Herbert " and Addison g
Hanan. owners, + j Dun & sons Inc con
tractor. $3.50.
l1TH 81. III West. Henry Newman agt
New York Real Estate Security TO. owner;
McVickar-Gaillard Realty 90. contractor; 81.
18TH ST l55 and l5l West. Henry Ne"
man AIT New York Real Estate Security Co,
owner McNickar-GailIaEd Realty Co. contTac-
18TH ST. Is West: Henry Newman agt
New YORK Real Estate Security Co. owner;
Mcyickar- Gaillari Realty co. contractor,
18TH ST. i5e and Isl West: Henry Newman
agt New York Real Estate Security co.
owner: McVickar Gaillard Realty Co, contrac-
is5TH ST. 2oa West; Henry Newman sgt
New York Real Estate Security co. owner.
McVickar-G -Gaillard Realty 60, contractor
50 90
INST ST. 5O5 West: Morris Siesol agt Louis
Weiss owner. Aaron Weiss. contractor, SllO s..
GRAND BOULEVARD and CONCOURSE.
" = 42il0 n of 2oith -. ok to VILE
ave: sam : Glauber. Inc. ast Phillips Church.
owner. y J Dun 4 Sons. Inc. contractor; Slol.
95TH ST. :. ~ II ot 81 ave. 5iXl0oS;
Harry Klein agt Laura Oppenhelm, owner
Louis Oppenhelm. contractor: $50.
18Th ST 20 II West, Delaney often
CO. Inc agt 4jth Street Realty co, owner.
7 7 Dun & sons. Inc sub-contractor; Flelsch-
man Bros CO. contractor; Slij.
NYSE AVE T. 100 70 of l1ath 81, Nr
100: Joseph shanske agt Henry c Gerhard.
owner and contractor; se75.
MADISON AVE. 206 Isidore Hyman ast
Daniel Abrahams. owner and contractor; so.
.26TH ST. : :. $50 n Of Barnes ave. 4ONeo;
John Crosi agt G Guldene owner and con-
tractor. $50
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
BUSINESS LEASES
IN MIDTOWN ZONES
Publishers to Pay Sl50,000
Rental in West 43d Street
Building.

y Brigham Hall & william - Blood
good. Inc. leased for Charles Scubner's
Sons the thirteenth and fourteenth and
one-half Of the twelfth floors at 80. 81
10 3l9 West Gd street for term % years
al an aggregate rental OF $4,000 20 Rob
ert Teller, Sons & Dorner. music pub
fishers.
3. Crystal & Sons leased at Nos a. and
20 West street space to the Hot Point
Electric Company. Ward-Sauvage Drake
Company Wolf Safety Lamp Company
and Edward Ehrdar.
Laura c. Dacker leased to Hartman
II. Fajen and another No. - Whitehall
street, northeast corner Of Front street,
a five story building. 3sx2o feet. and fac
ing in Battery Park, for ten years. from
May /. 1914 al an annual rental Of $500.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles :.
Brown Company. with A. J. Robertson,
leased the sixth floor in No. 10 East 47th
street to the KTaemer Art Galleries OF
Paris.
Edgar A Manning leased the basement
store at No. % West 46th street 10 Will
lam Eklund, and space at Nos. l09 and
I lO4 West 3Sth street 10 Sibey & Pitman.
Ewing. Bacon & Henry leased space in
the Architects Building to the =. Il f..
/ Corbin Company. hardware manufactur-
ers now at No 106 Lafayette street, and
the other at No. 80 West 38th street,
! TWO four story apartment houses, each
376x1cO feet. have been leased for two
| years and six months by Samuel London
TO Charles Levy at an annual rental Of
/ $500
Hell & Stern leased in No. 6Si Broad
way sixth loft to Weiss & Samsh; I'm Nos
| Il and l6 West Eth street. eighth loft to
Cohen Bros. & Greenky; in No. 81 West
10Th street. fifth loft TO Shapiro. Rotman
& Co, and the third loft TO II. Mailer d
Bros: in No 1j3 TO l59 West 9th street,
tenth loft to Harry Frank; In Nos. 80 and
81 West 23d street, sixth loft TO Charles \.
Kupferman Company; in No. IS West 9th
street, second loft to J. VI. Tobias & Son,
and third loft 10 United Trimming Com
pany: In Nos % and p Waverley Place.
first loft 10 NJ. Cohen q CO.. and in Nos.
1G and 147 West 2sth street. seventh loft
to the Louis Mayors Company.
The McVickar, Gaillard Realty Company
leased for s. Osgood Pell 81 Co, agents Of
the building, Nos. and East 18th street.
the fourth floor east TO Sugarman
Crandel.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
Buildings at S9th Street
Corner Given for Fifth
Avenue Apartment.
PARCEL IN UPPER
PARK AVENUE SOLD
Improvement Planned for Site at
177th Street Corner Held
at 100000.

Arthur Curtiss James has given the
group OF five five story hathouses at the
northwest corner OF Madison avenue and
S6th street for the twelve story apartment
occupying a plot l25X2jO feet at the south
west corner of Amsterdam avenue and
o6th street for the twelve story apartment
house at No 99s Fifth avenue. the sale Of
which was announced in The Tribune
sCme weeks ago.
The Fifth avenue house, the Cost!iest
structure Of it's kind. was purchased from
Lee & Fleischmann. the builders. DEEDS
were placed on record yesterday which
transfer title In the Madison avenue prop
erty. comprising a plot lcOXlA.l feet, TO
the Century Holding Company CLee 4
Fleischmann) for a nominal consideration
subject TO a mortgage for S25,Wo. The
Fifth avenue property was also conveyed
10 Mr.. James subject to a mortgage for
81. 10000 The Douglas Robinson, Charles
s Brown Company were the brokers IN
the exchange.
Robert f. L. Mordecai has sold for
Hugh y. Camp. jr.. the one story frame
building occupying a plot. 10Xlli feet, AZ
the southwest corner Of Park avenue and
l71th street. The selling price was about
$1,000 The buyer. it is said. will reim-
prove the corner with a three or four
story structure
Edgar 7. Kingsley has sold for Philip
Reilly 10 Mary Healy the three story
dwelling at 80. l0l East l0lst street.
northeast corner OF Park avenue, on lot
l6.6x75 feet. Mr.. Reilly purchased the
property through the same broker in lse.
The Plalnfeld Plumbing. Hardware and
Paint Supply Company is reported to have
sold No. 3C5 West ssth street, a FIVE story
buildirg, on lot 2Jxlco5 feet
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
~ DECEMBER -.

183D ST 4j9 and 4Gl West. two ,u,.
Abram Morris ct al ast Ferdinand Calm s,
| foreclosure Of :wo mtgs) attorneys So
| bourger. Eschwese & Schallek 'us'
LOT 81. block 2s44, section II. A.
| Crossin ast Annie Rehin q, al UorecIo.nn.a. Ionna
tax lien) attorney. n Swain
ATTORNEY S'T, Al: Louise ) Walks,
agt Joseph Kissesten ct al ctorecos,,.' Y
MTG; attorney Hunter Lack.
MORNINGsIDE AVE EAST. g. 53o,
10th st. SO lOyGs 3x irreg: Chas : Fn,., q
Oscar Stevenson 1T al foreclosure OF ntS,
torney. W : Burt s a.
7TH AVE. $ cor 5ith 81. l00.5xloo. e..
Hall ct al agt Oregon Apartments "a -
foreclosure Of four mtgs); attorney 7 y
FORDHAM AVE. W $. 1O4s It n q. go.
ST, runs lCON l04.s 10 l75th 81 = a% d
"a TX 9Gx J0.6 10 beg, East River sar..a'
Institution agt 175th Street and Third Iv.ss
Coipn ct al foreclosure OF mtg) attorney. z )
Hibbard. - 2
18TH ST n cor Fordham ave. asxu a.
iTog East River Savings institution a.
10th Street and Third Avenue Corpn o, :,
foreclosure Of mtg) attorney. 6 T HibbaI y
l26TH ST. s e. 20 u Of sth ave. 75xea "A.
Arthur Greenfield, Inc agt Adelaide 3 Crom,
well ct Al action 10 foreclose mechanics llen,'
attorneys Eiditz & IIulse.
l2JTH ST. 2J3 10 80 West: Arthur Graz,
field. Inc act Samuel ID Lit et al action !.
foreclose mechanics lien) attorneys, Eidlltz 4
Hulse
1OOTH ST. n 5. 22O r. OF 81 ave 40xl00i,
Equitable Trust 60 OF New York agt G,.'
Goldberg ct al 6amended foreclosure of NTH.
attorneys. Cary & Carroll
MADISON ST, 3d. VIM F Randolph .t :,
agt David Cohen ~ al foreclosure Of Mtg: A..
torneys. Cary e Carroll.
i3STH IT, 201 West: David Baum agt wlr.
fred Cooke et al foreclosure OF tax llen); A..
torneys. ArCnson & Salant.
CHARLOTTE ST. 1921, Edw II Bailey az
FlcisChmann Realty Co ct al Noreclosura A
Mtg: attorneys. Rocker. Bailey & stlger
CHARLOTTE ST, 1917, Martin D Fink ar
Fleischmann Realty Co et al (foreclosure n
mtg; attorneys. Rocker, Bailey O. Stiger.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER ~

HATH ST. POS and 30 East; Adoph Binder
agt David Fuchs e al; Dec &. 1919 Sll5.
SENECA AVE. @ =. loo Il II OF Hunts Point
ave. ~ W Bell Co agt Geo q Graham Con-
structIon 60 ct al. sept . 1918, Sl35
HUNTS POINT RID. SEQ and s6Si Cooper
Electric Engineering 60 agt Geo Graham
Construction 60 ct al; Jan p 1913: 500.
HUNTS POINT RID. 3 cor seneca ave-
STANDARD Damp Proonns and Roofing Co aSt
Geo = Graham et al. Aug s, 1913. $40.
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same; Aug p.
1913. $50
SAME PROPERTY: Pietro Endell ct al agt
same: Jane / 1918. s3,T46 ~.
SAME PROPERTY. Max Toonkel et al agt
same. Aug :. 1918: Si.I4o.
SANE PROPERTY: Bronx Cut Stone Co agt
same. June . 1918: 81 .S25.
SANE PROPERTY: Cooper Electric Engin-
eerlng 90 agt same Nov TO- 1913; $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY; Poham Operating Co
agt same: June q. 1913. t2jO II.
WEBSTER AVE. COZ l9ith 81, Hudson
Brass Works agt Evelyn Building Co et al.
April >. 1913; Si2i 30.
SAME PROPERTY: Joseph Hilbrng agt
same: AUG :. 1913: SIS.
WEBSTER AVE. W $, BIZ Il OF l9ith ST
Joseph HllhinE aRt same. Aug !. 1918; SiOs.
WEBSTER AVE. II " cor l9Tth st. Pisanl
Brothers agt 'ame: July 10. 1913: S2SI ~.
5TH ST G21; Tile Contracting co agt Joseph
Bauman et all Dec 2S. 1918; $3.50.
Pearl. ST, 534. Hyman Ceslar agt Robert
Jones et al. Dec IL. 1913 SCG5.
9TH ST. :, 1909 II " Of 9Th ave; Frank
Friedman agt Harold Nathan ct al, oct 4.
1919 SIC 90