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New-York tribune., 1913-07-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO ALL CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE. h..,,. u.
orange County y Y. deceased Nhe''1D,
an and the only next OF kin oi htnt5 nt5.t.
Roscnkraas late Of the city OF Port Jet 4,
opply for letters of administration upon %, S,,
estate aud desire 10 have the penalty ol ol.i,.
bond required 10 he gtven by the aotlniis n
traitors limited pursuant 20 The prov
section aG64 of the Code Of civil Proceus',, "a
You and each of you are hereby notineu a.
present your claims to me at my once u, W cf
Village OF Goshen. IN the said Count, an.
Orange. on or before the LIST day OF HeP''
Ter 1918.
JOHN r SWEZEN
Surrogate OF orange Cou-.---.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

s. Augstcin & Co. have taken five
year lease OF the tenth aud eleventh lofts
In 40. So Fourth avenue and space In the
building a. No 3J5 TO $50 East 18th street
at an aggregate rental of $4,000. Stod-
ddrd & Mark closed the deals as attOr-
ncys.
The =. Il. Wood. w. H. D5.son Com
pany leased the dwelling house 30. lGS
West &th street furnished. 70 Mrs. Mat
tie Scales Of Abingdon. Va, for Mrs. Ju-
sephine flOole.
The Charles T. Moves Company leased
store on the northeast corner Of Sixth
avenue and 23d street 10 the Mutual Film
Corporation ioT "a term or years and re-
ucWod the lease 10 the Western Union
Telegraph Company of the store and
basement at Nos. 353 and 20 church
Rtrect for a term Of years
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23
REALTY NOTES.

Pcasc & Gilman have been appointed
agents for the new sixteen story loft
structure at No - West 18th street
Shampan d Shampan have Iilcd plans
for an apartment house 10 be erected on
the south side Of COney Island avenue,
4pl feet south OF Slocum Place. Brooklyn.
for Baker Brothers
The New York Title Insurance Com
pany has loaned $4,000 on the two six
story elevator apartments recently COM
pleted by Levy Brothers at the northeast
corner OF ST Johns Place and Underhll
avenue. Brooklyn, l23Sxie5 feet.
William 4. White Sons have been ap-
pointed agents OF the buildings No. i3 10
a. South street.
Frank Ludlum Is the buyer Of the dwell
ing house No. l0J East Slst street. sold
recently by Douglas Gilman e. Co. and
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23

shi 'NNs
"a. Joseph + Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE 800. s. - n ~
I2.d 81. l0oyl0O, - sly dptmt house WIN
81 croMvERcE 81. - TO- .. ~ 8. ioGi2 n Sc e
,,a io - Ni.Il>sGG. O. s' trmt n1
stores. sold 10 tH, ularti0 f.r >N''"o ..
I.STH ST. ~ East. s. 2lG ~ "f i'".A
ave-. 1GN99ll. sfE d"g. adJou'''d To
'"'' ' ~ r,rnc-, A. sherman.
ap AVE ~. % q ,or .oth ST. -lNIi. . s..
t,nm, and stores. sold to q 81 Hupi'I fo'
$lG,2ao. ., ,,...-s
I37TU ST .iS West g s 80 ff " of 1th
ave. IGzga -. 3 sty dwg' sold to Benz
Eoscnhlum for S1t'2.
At the Bronx Exchange:
Ry y. h. Insraham & 60.
SIMPSON ST i.0l 10 l-o5. " :. 39.l II u
OF Fome 81. 3s Isl 1oE'N" ~ ind.3; q So
tenwt. sold ,o th' pi1in'in f9r N'''ooo .o =, ,
OrGN5UIfNI0I2. sty tcumt ard stores
sold 90 the plaintiff f'r 10000.
By Joseph T.. Day
WHITTIER ST. SO. W r 100 q ~ Gar
rison ave don BOX Irreg. rty tenhi' so''
TO ne plaintiff for Slo'p" .o,,oo. q.
81 tcnmt and stores. sold O., tha ?iIint'n i'.
WHITTIER ST. So. ~ q. 100 % 70 Of Gar
r.rnr 40. 25Nii7. Gz.5 C,1ia.5. { sty tsumt.
sold to ti, rlaiutiG for $1,000.
l>tTH ~1. =. block front ~ ,I'sioi,.
g,' and oou,ourso. i5'>l-l1 ,'-.,\,, -. ,,
-, tve and ! s'l stable sold 20 q J'''.
and s 81 Riley for Si1u"o
f~lTU ST, s h'ocl front b,i 'unc9l't
and E,or ave. 1N"sl"G $50. .-Nl ~" !. -.
dwa end vacant. sold f." r u. '' '''
CEE-roV AVE 2.,-. , .o- lSi'h st 'o,,
90. -. aNE and E.'lni I,l'h 81 y"
O. . % trsst1u Hf'. .'-''. ptiNIon. t'I" TOD
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SURRocATES' NOTICES.


IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON,
John I. Cohalan, a Surrogate or the So-hv
OF New York notice Is hereby given 20 All per
sons having claims against Charles y. Fa'.s.
late of the county OF New York, deceased 70
present the same with vouchers thereof 20 70
subscribers, al their place OF transarung bis.-
ness. at the Office Of their attorneys brusn q .
traW ford No. 80 Broad street, IN tne ,ly 9,
New York on or before the nfteentn daS "
January next. -, ,a,s
Dated. New York the first day ~ July lss'
SARAH q. FAlLE,
KENNETH c. FNLE'
Executors
BRUSH & CRAWFORD Attorneys ior *
ccutors. 40 50 Broad street Borough CT
Manhattan New York City.
IN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or HON
JOHN T. COHALAN. a surrogate ot Wy
County OF New York. NOTICE is hereby g!,wsnn
10 an persons having claims against HAfkls.as
DUER POTTER late OF the county or Nss
York deceased, 20 present ne same Wy, MsS
vouchers thereof % tho subscribers AZ u.ps
place of transactiug business. az the Once, ~
MONTGOMERY a PEABODY. no. va,
street Borough OF Manhattan. In the ~!
New York. on or before the l0th day % jar"
arN. 1914 ,a,s
Dated. New York tho Both day Of June ls'"
ROBERT C. Ft LIhN.
EDWARD ASHFORTH.
Executors
MONTGOMERY & PEABODY,
Attorneys FOR Executors,
. Wall street
borough of Manhattan,
New York. y. y.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS Will BE RECEIVED ~
the Board of Water supply. AZ rs oal.g1;; ...,;;
seventh floor. lfj Broadway, NCw York untl
II 4. ~. on Tuesday, August d. l'ia ~.
Contract ~ FOR the construction ot 1EF ~
81 UPERSTRCCT1RES along tac ii.e %. as
KIN aQutluCt The buildings are tJ Df ot tf4c4
with Cuucretc-stoue trimmings. lEa largest s
81 feet uy - feet uy 80 feet ana taf smallest
30 feet Jy 10 feet hy ls fect IT'D. .loStluct-
ugcs or foundations or these ot.iIa5s a4's
keen bulk and The city VIII furnish ana efect
fE. tiIa roof Tor an tho buildings. The wO-k
is located In the towns of Narbictovn and
Cardin,r Ulster COUNTY and New Windsor.
Orange COuEty. New YORK.
~ the above place and time the bids Viu bs
rublirIy opened and read. Pamphlets n0ntail-
contract drawings can boz obtained a. tae
above address by derositng the sum o. n'e
dollars IS O0l 'or ea,n pamphlet For tlFAT
particulars gee Information for BIDDERS
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CiIARLEs y. CHADWICK,
JOHN +. CALVIN.
Commissioners u the Board ~ Water supply
JOSEPH p NORRIsSEf. sger.ia
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
~ 1oarl of Water Supply. az its ofices
seventh noor l65 Broadway. New YORK, unin
II 4 NJ or Tuesday, July =, 1913 Tor Con-
uact II. for the construction or I'VE coneTets-
stone and brick SUPERSTRUCTURES for
Eirnsford Fort Hill and Bryn Mawr PIPE
siDhon chambers. Zach OF the buildings VII
be approximately 40 feet by 80 feet oy 50 ieec
The substruCtures or foundations OF thess
hClklinES nave kttA yum aAlA Wv ~
T5rrish ana erect the tile roof fo- TIE bune.
ings The work Is located In the topn o.
GreenburS and the city OF Nonkegs, Nestches-
ter county. New York
Al the above place and time the BIDS VII -
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets contaln-
Ing Information for bidders and contract cra y
ifgs can be obtained at the above adoress H
depositlug the sum OF ten dollars cSlo) ioI
each pamphlet. For further particulars se'
Information FOR Bidders.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN.
Commissioners of the Board o, Water SlppH'
JOSEPH 7. MORRISSFY Secretary.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

SGTU ST. n = ~ n e. Of Park ave FOR a
H. StN ap. lOoNSl3. State Construction 80,
80 West 3gd -. owner, Schwartz q GROSS
S4T 5th ave. architects $500. 600.
10TH AVE. e. s. - 10 II ~ 18Th 81. for
stv lofts 30 SA93: Mcclure. 1925
Broadway. owner. Z Maher lbs Broad
WIZ. architect. 10000
10th ST n s. ii5 n W of 9th ave; tor a
sty moylls picture show and dwls 5oNi00,
l. " Morrison . West i5th ~, owner. \
NJ architect. $4,000
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ERATIONS.
Manhattan.

7TH AVE. II " cor of lilSt 81; ~ sty
tcEmt. Nrs | Martin. 3Sl Madison az q,
owner. \ Langcr. 81 East l.5th st. archl-
tcct. SO 500.
ETH AVE. . cor of Goth 81; 20 J st'
church, Henry MoUet, president, ~ N"st
10th ~. owner. Charles & Halght & citizens.
10 Eih aNn. archlIocfa. S.. 600
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23
APARTMENT HOUSE IN 100000 TRADE
Robert E. Downq Gets the Spencer Arms, at Broadway and
6oth Street. Giving Big Loft in Part Payment
DWELLING RESoLD IN CARNEGIE HILL SECTION

Johnson. Adams & GreacCn, and trans
fCrrcd on SATURDAY .
Albert g. Ashfurth has been appointed
managing agent OF the building recently
sold los him at no l05 East 18TH street
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

III0 =
ISlST ST. $50 West: Stanley Sedicski sgt
Theodore " Myers a, al: July %. 1918 tby
dcposirl. SGIN 10
18TH ST - East. Henry Graf sst George
Gcrnaunt ~ al. Dec 20. 1911 $685. so.
SAME PROPERTY. Plucmacher Contract
.rg 60 agt same. NoN IS. 1911, $3.50 -.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23

1909 David Moskowitz 10 Charles y BOZ, Sei
scrt: $4,000, sttorney J Mosko"lt]' -'i
DCRA%D ST. W cor OF clinton st. 5ox
81 =, JuIy I. 1902: Joseph Goldstein to ny
Tones iudivid, and lily Jones ana isaac .
Danziger. eXrs $26.1O0' attorneys, H.raS ,aS
MADISON AVE. g s. 40S n Of 9-d 81, -VN
6oo. June 13. 1904. Louis Ladinski to ezra
p Prentice Orust in bankruptcy SVooo' a'-
toruev + f. Lamb 'er. o3 Nassau 81. o
NONROE ST. 1903. 2Gix99.1: Dec II, 19oo'
Wolf Bloom TO North River Insurance 20,
S2G 900: attorneys. \ q w Hutchlhs' -
TRANSFER or TAX LIEN 3.5s7, lot 30
b!ocl, . 23l sec s Dec .. 1909. John T. heHy
(, to Department Of Finance; S29i ~
TRANSFER OF TAX LIEN 3,1o Iot 20 70;
blocls and sec same: Dec >. 1909 David
fippmanu 10S Broadway, assigned TO John
l. Kelly 10 Department Of Finance; sll ~ Do %
TRANSFER DF TAX LIEN ",a>S, lot ~ ~,
block and sec same. Dee :, lp9, hoaa
SchIeissrcr 24O East GSth st. ASSIGNED 10
John Z Kelly. TO Department OF Finance
S2gi - ..,. -. o,
tSGth ST. t9x62G. July 20. 1905 Photb" VI
Mitchell 10 Roberta T. Dcuchar. as suardidh'
81 800: attornev, Frank l. Mayham' 80 Mas
SAME PROPERTY. July 20. 1o0S. same to
same. 81 500. attorney same.
9Th ST. GO3 East. 25x70lo; Feb ~. l9Oi
Abr and Emma Fleischor 10 Abr VI Fall'-
cr. POI Broadway. $4,000
ne DIOIlNs
BEGINS at pt in line at q 20 n OF
iG5tb 1WaID st. iTT.J IT from of sald
81 \ - " from div line. bet lots ~ ana ~
map village Of Eltona. 1s.0X9O; July p, lS96:
Emma. wife Of Fritz, Horn 10 Emma
Darcy. So 600.
ELTON AVE w cor Of lG1st ST, runs
u e. l5.5X e. 97.Gx lOj.4X 2'X DIX
s go 90 % Of ljist 50 ~ 10 ues!u,
oct H. l0l2. charles r. Strect"r Construc,ion ,l l,
co TO oliver + Davis. 320S 81 ave, Sl5.oJ- o..
FULTON ST. 14O. 3. 2lj.6 Il ~ broaG
wav. - fNlO7 .gv2j 4xl0S.2. May 10. 1908; VI
Ohmcs q 90 10 Julia @ Lyle, cXtrx' SI-oOVO,,
Attorney. Philbin. Beckman MehKeh' D.
F0X sT. n W s.. 100 II n . Of Interyaie ave,
runs u @ t4o.1lN % 14O1N 40 80. IoA :
IL 100 20 bsg. oct y. 1912. Adavine Consiruc-
news. StraIs * DWorsky. Bcokman St.,
FOREST AVE. s.. l2j.l n s. OF io'tn 81,
lSy 100. July -. 1888. VIM y RehiclD 10 A|n.S5
4 Gilbert; $4,000, attorney. Chas HUNK 90
lot i3s. map .iunt estate. Van Nest sta
lion: JLly ~ 1910 Barbara @ Nygdnt 70 Geo
liausor. $500. attorney, Chas II BaeenIei' I4-'
lot ftji' y to 50. parcel 20 map La, sub div
estate VIM ogden. Highblidge' AprI, =
1909. Joseph n Jones 70 Thos o, Eeynold9' ,
s.. $50. dttorucy Robert " Todd, - brodd-
Tot s.. map 2oS Bronx Terrace. Nov. IS;
1905 Mori,z and Minnie s,hcetTq 70 st,oynev
Real Estate and Building co. S'l'' "'t''"'''
+ VI Hill. 36S Last ll9th 81.
LYON ,Homo) ST. s. 100 n " from
cor Southern Boulevard. runs - ana "oE
FOX n y and 7J2 10 81 y 90 70 ute,
NAV 10 1906. Hy r and Mamie II Goldman et
al 10 Duane : Eycrs0u: s.. 500. attorney mos
Hooker. 800 Broadway. ,oos
PARK AVE. West 3 2o96 4 OF ls-d
:, 25x0O >. July . 1906 Eyclind Rosenthal
TO Fannie \ Dodge. 81. 100.
WEBsTrR AVE. 1i6S and 1910, s 5ln
% Tx.i7 fN.I { May -. 1912, John Fl ana Eii@
p KcIly 10 Frederick J. and John D histel'
81 600. address. I75I Topping ave.
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WOhA-
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern; ,,rrS
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAhFS
Prices Reasonable. Send for CircuisIhs st
Tel 4eQ2- -4G99 BRYANT I3T-l39 West 4o,n =
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANINu - nsor.
by compressed air, steam. hand or on oGGor
1855 Broadway. t2i East 18th 81
RRANDT Tel. i32-Ssth
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

CWith nam, and address of purchaser and
aftouc..J
lilly 30
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded Yesterday at the Real Estate EN-
change salcsroom. Nos. If and 10 Nesey
street.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23
OHIO.

ACRES. IN THE CENTRE
~ ono OF our good resident territories. ad-
.t.copt 10 our largest manufacturing distri:t:
price 81 600 an acre; a real bargain. c. A.
THOMAS * CO.. 14j y High ST. Columbus,
Ohio
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TyPgwRlTINe eANorYPeWRITEas

VICTOR VISIBLE. 40 Nassau 81. Cata ta.ss,os
free: all makes taken part payment, ossIst,hs
In Underwoods. Remingtons. divers S'
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

(%ith name and address Of lender and at
torney.)
July %.
Manhattan.
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THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from eleventh page.
oalo,, srEAEINE- oieo, lie. city lard. l2A

TVNNTIU VIT4
with prices at new high records for the sea
son. Aside from moderate prout taking there
was little oil offered n old crop positions. ana
the spot situation was firm. There was 70
newed huyins Of October on tho theory that
that month viii see an active demand for what
ever new crop oil rs available. Prices closed
firm, with the old crop positions 10 II poh's
net higher and new crop up 20 . points. Lo'a.
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
LONG ISLAND.

OVERLOOKING THE WATER.
Large house, barn and plenty Of ground.
near nnc bathing. boating and fishing ven
healthy locality. good neghbors near enough
10 city for committing, low fare. plenty o.
irains; will make an ideal all-year-rOund
home: viii sell cheap and ON easy terms II
hoiIebt thts week. For particulars and rail.
road fare 10 visit this property write al
once r.. BIFDE. - Tribune Office.
SUMNER COTTAGES FOR SALE.
Manhattan Beach Estates. 1872 B'way y. Z.
TWO FINE HOUSES WINDSOR LAND
and Imurovcmcnt co. 22i West 3+th ST., city.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23

LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
An entire top floor. with light on four sides
FOR LIthographer or Photographer
>oNAHAN EXPRESS COMPANY BLDG,
2i6-222 W. 18th st.
Nonahan Express Company Ownera
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23

AVE D. " cor OF 7th et 36.6 .6x7T oct 5.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23

INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.
APROFITABLE PROFESSION!
our graduates tho first year OF practiee
have a large income. Catalos free. Day and
Might Courses.
EsffIIiIIIsll EsffIi Oh s.S . 3SsiII;s!iII
Registered bog tu. Regents.
y. r. Cor. 125th ~. & Madison Ave. v V
THE BERLIf/ ~ HuOL Of LANpN -su.ss,
Madison Square Gl22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. 3i3 Len0X Ave, near l2Ith 81
Brooklyn Branch. 2ls-220 Livingston 81.
schools open al the wear
Dr. BRYANr'S SCHOOL for STAMNERING.
Methods. Educationa. rational easy
benefits positive. Established lNSs. Booklet
free g. WEST 10Th II. Tel Bryant 1911.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
American and Foreign Telcher,' Agency
supplies Professor. Teachers. Tutors, Cove
crnesses etc. to Colleges. schools and Fan.
ules. Apply 10 Mrs. II. J. IOUNG-FULTOS.
% Union square.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-23
The Bronx.

BROOK AVE. 1926, O. >. 2Jxl0O1i. Fiori
krauss 20 George Becko. Royceheld. j
(mtg Sli.O00); July 81. 800. attorney. Title
BELMONT AVE. :. at $ lands 81
Johns college runs look look lOOX W
, Hannah Dtshfer to Tracy II Harris,
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1913-04-25
Surprise Party

A surprise party was rendered
Richard Fricke, Jr. last Saturday
evening, the occasion being his
birthday. The evening was pleas
antly spent in games and music.
Those present were: Misses Nellie
and Alma Anderson, Ada Fricke.
Elda, Fricke, Lille Jacobsen, Leno-
ra Jessen, Arlie Jessen, Edith
Rodenbah. Frieda Schacht, Erna
Schacht, Emma Schacht, Kate and
Alma Settelmeyer, Alsye Spring
meyer, Edith Werner; Mel and Guy
Anderson, Fred Fricke. Will Schacht
Frank and Fred Settlemeyer, Carl
and Clarence Springmeyer, James
Petersen. Win Jacobsen and Wm
Graunke.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1913-04-25
Feed For California Cattle

Owing to the want of rain in Cali
fornia, the herds are in poor condi-
ton, and appeals have been sent to
Washington for permission to ship
stock to the forest ranges of the
fourth district. 1t was requested
that accommodation be secured for
1900 cattle, 600 to be placed on the
Ruby, New. forest range and 600 on
the Minidoka, Idaho forest Forest
er Fem, Ogden, wired the district
forester at San Francisco that there
is room for that number of Cali
fornia cattle.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1913-04-25
DEATH Of
A. ANDERSEN

After an illness lasting for several
weeks, Johan Adolph Anderson, a
we'll known resident of this Valley,
died last Friday evening. Some
time ago he had occasion to remove
the hide from a cow that had died.
in the operation the knife slipped
and cut him slightly on the back of
hand. No attention was paid to
the incident and when he was taken
i'll no connection was made with
this slight accident When his con-
dition grew serious physician was
called and later test was made.
1t proved to be anthrax, contracted
through the cut on his hand made
by the knife when he was removing
the hide from the COW. 1t was be-
yond medical aid to save his life.
Deceased was born in Schleswig,
Germany, March 14th, 1862, and
had resided in this Valley for a
bout 25 years. He had always been
a hard working man and held in
the.highest esteem by wide circle
of friends. He was a member of
the DANA Society and the members
of this order rendered great assist
during the illness of Mr.. Andersen.
To mourn his loss he leaves a de-
voted wife and five children, Mary,
Annie, Lavina, Emma and Kate.
The family have the sympathy
of everyone in this community in
their great loss,
The funeral services were held
Monday from the Lutheran Churh,
Rev. Menzel. officiating. The burial
took place in the Garden cemetery.
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SCHOOL FUNDS
$COUNTY BONDS

The following letter has been ad-
dressed to the various county clerks,
of Nevada, relative to loaning
state money on interest-bearing
bonds:
Dear Sir: | have been instructed
by the stat board of investment of
the Permanent school fund to COM
municate with the different counties
of the state and ascertain if they
have at the present time, or if they
are contemplating issuing any coun-
ty bonds which they wish to offer to
the Permanent school fund through
the investment board, or if any of
the outstanding bonds of the county
can be had and who holds the same.
If your county has any such bonds
or if the county is figuring on
bond issue, the board would like to
learn the amount of such bonds, the
term they have or will have to run,
and the rate of interest they do or
will bear.
At the present time there is $751;
900 cash in the Permanent school
fund which con be invested in coun-
ty bonds, also over 81, 500, 900 in
U. S. and outside state bonds that
can be sold by investment board and
the proceeds invested in the county
bonds of this state.
If you have not the information
desired will you kindly turn this let
ter over to the county official who
can furnish it. Very truly yours,
AUSTIN JACKSON,
Secretary State Board Investment.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1913-04-25
College Students
Have Funniest

The University of Nevada will do
some boosting when the Santa Clara
boys meet with the boys. The
farmer boys of the U. of N. have
perfected little farce showing a
country lad when he first sees Reno
and the University.
The farmers are to be assisted by
the Glee Club, the mandolin club
and the roofing section.
Many will remember the long lean
lad that has been playing on the
Rugby and basketball teams of the
university for the past year. His
name is Hungry" Henningsen.
With Husky" Sinai, the college
pigmy, he will stage a rapid one
round bout, the winner to be an
nouneed by the audience. Henning-
sen is 6 feet inches tall and Sinai
is 5 feet no inches so the chances for
a rapid finish are almost certain. =
Reno Journal.
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Vim. Starke Re.
ceiveS Sad News

VIM. Starke received a cablegram
from Germany Tuesday announcing
the death of his father which oc-
Cured Monday evening The old
gentleman was in his SIND year and
hardly sick day in his entire life.
When the news of his death was re-
ceived Will Starke. a grandson,
was ready to leave for Germany on
a visit to his grand-parent, and as
all arrangements for the trip had
been made, he left Wednesday for
old home.
Quite few Germans now living
in this Valley, We're acquainted with
the elder Starke in the Fatherland
and will be grieved to learn of his
death.
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Card of Thanks

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to those
kind friends who assisted during our
recent bereavement. Also to those
generous people who have assisted
us financially. Words cannot ex-
press our feeling toward the good
people of this Valley.
MRS. J. A. ANDERSEN
AND FAMILY.
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Revival Meetings

The revival meetings now being
conducted by Rev. Hornaday, who
is being assisted by his son, Rev. w.
H. D. Hornanay of Carson, are con-
tinuing with increased spiriturl in
terest. The attendance this far has
been all that could be expected.
There will be much more interest
from this on and definite results of
lasting benefit to the community are
expected.
Remember the services begin at
7:30 with singing.
The subject of the visiting pastor
for Sunday night, will be Hunting
a Man." All are welcome.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1913-04-25
STATE LICENSE,
NOW REQUIRED

Inasmuch as many inquiries have
BEEN made regarding the new auto
mobile law, the following informa-
ton is published:
Every automobile in the state
must be registered by its owner and
the secretary of state is to issue in
return for the filing fee, on receipt
of the money and statement of facts
about the machine and its owner
ship, license tag of aluminium or
other suitable material which shall
be in circular form and have stamp
ed thereon the words: Registered
Motor Vehicle No State of Ne
Nevada. g"
Blank applications are now in the
hands of the county clerk, but the
application goes direct to the Sec
retary of state. The blank is to be
filled out with description of the
car. name of maker, factory number
style of vehicle, horse power, name
and addres of owner.
As TO the amount of the fee, the
minimum for this year will be 81 .S8.
The law on that point Says:
THE annual filing fee shall he
rated at l21 cents per horse power,
the minimum horse power rating TO
be twenty horse power, and such fea
shall cover state motor vehicle IL
cense as from January lst to De-
cenber LIST Of each year; provided,
the filing fee for the current year
shall be only such proportion Of
money collected on horse power
rating at the remainder of the year.
after the passage of this Act, bears
to the whole year figuring by quar-
ters and excluding fractional quar-
ters."