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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
FEBRUhRI ~
Manhattan.

sarah cohen 20 Dora N'Ha'h - eco. %
Farmers Loan and irusi %
Farmer Loan and TrUs. 90. r'.pn'. ,,co
Steplou Catinato 70 Julia MOCHA. -.
Gsrman HOSPITAL and pispens"ry ~ 90 -"
YORK 10 Marie u Doelgcr and ano, Nl''"D' 30
Ia1,vers Title Insurance ara Trust -" tn
Dunharn wheeler. 500 ~ ,,oooo
same 10 James \ Tro0brids- N-v.vvy :
charie~ T. Hoffman and mo 10 EeoeooS :
Mills 10000 49, vail 70
roscnb rastroan. frus. 80. 900
Durham wheeler 10 Lawyers Moris'g' 30
lanes Tropb-ldse fru' n l'"fet'
Titio Insurance and Trust 90 '-o"Ov.
The Bronx.
Fannie Burgess 20 Rome savings b'n''
WTiiar Bsr,ov 20 julia n Riker ha'-
Godie Coren n Robitssk 4 prone,
Frank S-hoonmaker 20 Aanha'tah mo-
gage Go. 800 . r,se,hin-
1o,ephire Kshrs and ano. exrs. 70 Josep"'"7
Kahrs. assts. 5ls56 s.. . - .
iohn A clarke 10 North side Mortgage TO-
81 coo q, ,,.-f,
500 ..,.. "a 70
CITY OF New York Insurance %, sooOo@ ,oo
Harry Davis 10 Abraham l. bass f''
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Choice Site at Auction.

Bryan T.. Kennedy viii sell tomorrow
az the Exchange salesroom At Supreme
Court foreclosure sale. No. II West 3ith
street. four story troNnstone building
on lot oiIesa feet. also No. 10 West
3eth street. adjoining this property Oh
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Rental in Fifth Avenue Building

Turrell & Kirby nave lessed TO Al
fred Fraser for term OF years half OF
the nineteenth floor at Nc. az Fifth
avenue. southwest corner 10Th street
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Home at Rye Leased.

Herbert A. Sherman has leased for the
summer. furnished The home of \. o..
Sherman known as Eastclif. al Rye.
y. y. with five acres and garage, 10
John T. Terry.
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REAL esrArEFoR SALE oR1o.s
NEW YORK sIAIE.
.RFENMOnn LAKE BARIA

rished. new upright piano. eHcsl',, ri
plot 7sx20o 500 feet from axe oN -. ~
abroad must sacrifice price. Sr". N,ras
GARLAND NOONA>. EsseN kshlll. - -
STUDIO BUNGALOW. Lake Msho2se "a
rights: IL hours out. y. Na'N'''
SD New York
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
BOkoUGH or MANHATTAN.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
S1,OOO,OOO

Worth - vacant land. store property on boom
Ing Filth ave. one and two family houses must
10 sacrificed on the line OF the Fourth ave sub
way. which IL nearly completed. grand oppor-
'unitiss 10 make money. open evenings and
sunday JOHN r SULLIVAN. Builder. Filth
eAe ard ~ BrooklNn
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Chicago. reb. misunderstanding. :. g92
acuvs and 5Ql0, higher. bulk o. sales ~ 90 S.
80. liant, IS sO9$s s.: plix.d. IS SOC y %.
heavy. IS 5OdSs S. rough. IS 09aSs % piss = 20
ass - CA7vTI E-Rcceipts. 100 steaoL
beeves s. l0Gs3 30: Texas steers. ~ 300 % ~
,tockers and feeders. s. jodsS. cows and nSl, /,
ers e 60QSs So. calves s. a01fo % SHEEf
ANp IANBs-Receipts. 5000: strong ioi
sheer steady % a SHADE lover lor lainn ~
native sheep. 81 70asS yearlinss. 10 'V9Se ~
lambs native S. s0GS1 -. 90
Kansas city Feb. 1o-iCGS-Fecelpls - 10
oao. higher. bulk. NHais 20: heavy. - 'ya
8 e.. packers and butchers S 5OlSs ~. nv"
g .00ss 20. PIGS. s. SoGsS CATFLt-keceH1, =,
500 including 41o Sou,hcrns' STEADY pttlIl.s ca
steers. * s5aSa p. dressed heel . lsHHa og
Southern SC Sass. cows. 81 -9aS, ~ ~
g. 7s9sa. stockers and feeders, 50 5oats ~ puliI
ssas, 30. calves s. 5oHSio go shtEF ~
IANRS-Receipts 5000: strong; lamns. ?. u
s, 50. ye,rltnes. 81 Soa'6 e.. wetheis' ''pS' 60
ewes s. sass 40. $500. r.,... 40.
so,ite. -acksrs $ sodsS %. common sows. . ''
as 4o rics and lights. ssQtS 70. CAT II
Receipts lS5. STEADY - strong tteeTs' - TO-
& cr cows sass %: calves aciite ahc tls
sc9si1 % SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts %,
s,e,p strong and higher. S3pSo %; iamps s''0"e
Fas, buffalo Feb. lo-CAI'I LIZ eips D.
.o6. o,,Iro ana steady NEALS-Receipts 10
aD.i|s and IN. higher. t5dN2 % HOGS- re
'eirts $500. active and steady neay\ - iS oa
:, a. MIXED 80 o0Gt9 IS: Workers. 80 -oae' "
,ics ,q.5. roughs. IS oSdiS 20: stays 80 Syg
- dairies toaSs Is. SHEEP AND LAMh9
pe.sinfe 800: active and steady prices u"-
changed
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@AeRfMAl, Estate
Madison Avenue Corner
Site for Park G. TiHOrd

lot ~ similar size. making the entire
plot 4Sx9S9 feet This makes desirapie
location for any high class business
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded Yesterday at the Real rs
tate Exchange salesroom, Nos. II and l6
Nesey street:
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By Daniel Grc.nwalt
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of ,essee)
FEBRUARY 10.
Manhattan,

9TH AVE. 2ia2. store and part basement :
Jos I. Rosencheln n II Martinson. Ire, 2ls2
18Th ave- 49-l2 yrs from Feb !, 1913; S2lCo
attorneys Godstein & g. 3C6 Broadway.
SD AVE. Pas ami 2l5o. part ground floor
Dome Amusement % TO Manhattan savings
ana Loan Association. 1s5 East 11Tth s.: 5
Flander. Hal OF RECORDS.
BROOME ST 275. store and basement; Har-
ris Fine TO Jacob Rlausi-in. 80 Broorns 81
yrr from May /. 1915 s. 100; attorney. Eolns
Proving %. 100 81 hnnes ave.
BROADWAY. i7Tl. Office; Columbus Circle
Arcade 90 % Max Zeisler. o3S 81 Nicholas
n4y. Crescent Tire 60. l777 Broadvsy
srH AVE, oiso store; Frederick = Forster
10 Never Sierel and ano. 2p5 West l4sth 80;
T. yrs from Yam !. 1913; 5000 attorneys.
Lev.SoWitz 4 s. % Nassau st.
9Th AVE, " cor a0th ST, store and base
mcnt. Greeley square Amusement Corpora
ton 20 Mana Z>ilcr. 4o1 Oh ave; yrs from
APRIL T. 1917. $500; attorney, = VI Weiss &
Co Vestchestrr
1sT AVE-, 1A5, sore; simon Xrlschok to
Jacob Krischok l445 lst ave. big yrs from
FEB s. 1919; 5000; attorney. sanford W
MGL.BERRY ST. s.. ,tore and h.mt: Mchel-
angelo Bone 81 ri 10 rbaldo sesrchliil. ~
Mulberry -: 5-l2 yrs from Dec l. 1913:
81 ESQ: attorneys. :. Lehman sons 36 Forest
EivINGroX ST. rs tor noor; Renil. Mort
gese co 20 Max cohen 15s Rlyington ST. :
Yrs from March !. 1914: $500.
FULTON ~ cor church 81. stors
Schultz Raaltv 90 ~ Paul Watelst. 2l5 Man
haitian ave: ) 2-'2 vr- from Jan I. 1914 81 500
attorney. II 4 Wen. 800 Broadway.
Tho Bronx.
IONGwOOp AVE. ga. ell. Julius white
horn. 10 Desider Schoen. SO westohester ave:
2 ,ls from Teh =. 1914; $3.50. attorney. !
Cantor 152 Nassau
18TH ST. co. East. store. etc; Russo Rsr
re- Realty co 20 Frances'a ventura, 24oS
Can,hreileng ave; YRS from nov :. 1915;
SAL, st'orney Gs7 East 18th ~.
TNIoNpORT Rp. 1719 store; BsslliIs
Busch 20 Csrme'a PGpno. 1913 Cnonport RI.
6 rs from Feb I. 1913; 5000. attorn.., George
pinglor & Co 205 East 3ed -
WALDO AVE. cor 1iH'h ST or store:
FraS W rhrs.m 80 Jas McE'roy ana ano.
is5 West asth 81: : Nrs from Feb :. 1914 $50
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IS Joseph r. Dew.
HATH ST. so West. :. 125 = v ~ Ham
ilton ri, 1oOx9eii. ~ aptmt house, ad-
Journsd 10 February -.
CTIRYsTIE ST, 1888. 8. 1902 Il n OF Riv-
inston st. 24 9x06 sx25x95.4. sty tenmt and
stores. sold 10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
THOMPSON ST. v s. ~ II r OF Broome st,
sxCO. tax lien; sold TO he plaintiff for sl25.
Sy Br, an L. Kennedy.
aaD ST, IS East. - 1910 u ~ 9Th ave.
l.. sx1o0s 4 sty dwls; sold 70 the plaintiff for
So. 600.
By Daniel Grcenwald.
PITT ST. -. ~ 1oO n ~ Brooms 81.
on 10 , stv tenmt and stores also Clinton -.
o3 v s. i7i q 81 Eiyfrsto 81. 25xioc. : sty
tennt and stores. Withdrawn.
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NEW BUILDING PLANO
FEBRUARY 10
Mshattan-

10TH ST. . East. for a : ST. s,.s =.
Helen JaYoa. Cold Spring tnfs
owner. Trowbridgo a Lvlnssios sgs q (
architects. 10000 - q,
GJTH ST. { East Tor a 9 :, ana 4.
dwlg 2jN65j : y Bliss 9 .sg s,<s
owner; T Nash, 40 Broad,ay. az ~ {
37TH ST. 70 { Fast. FOR IA
show room and lofts s0ysS . r "a
Waldorf Astoria owner, a. n cas,.13
PARK ave. architect. $4,000
The Bronx.
FOREST AVE. W e. e. ~ q q q, a..
for Two : siy brk ienmts 80 iOr5s ..,,~.t
CONSTRUCTION 90. Albert Deutsch. Ii ~
sf president. owner. fremont &c.,.
20 f0i fremont sre architect. 500 90 -
JACKSON AVE. = - n Of iesf :.
two 3 stv hrk tennis. - 4rs5. Aid. 60 =
lion %. Albert Doufscn. 80 NsszsY A. "
fremont ave sr'hitesf. 800 op
BEACH ST. s.. 100 q OF Rss.,a
'or - sty frame dRig, e01x,. -
Dienst Construction 20. Angus, D,.-r -
Gfeseon ave president. crrer. safor - -
1850 Wosfchestsr ave. architect. oW -
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and at
torn.y)
Ir,sr-s, per cant unless other--iss stated.
FEBRUARY 10
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Tho Bronx.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. - -
Mars 81. 70 a g ST. brk bakery. 2sns-.
word Baking 20. on premises. owner, : :
Comstock. 10 Yves, 40'h - srchi,s-: ear
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OREGON,

TIMER ESTATE IN oregon - 4.
Mrs Berry. Ansonia Hotel '''
RroadNzN
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The Bronr.
hLTE RATlONS.
FEBRUARY 70
Mshattar.

4ST ST. n :. v15 :, Of Is, sy.,.,
sly and 1 ST. garage New Amssr.s- :.
60 owner: = T Edison 90. lessee: n ~,
senberger. tr, architect s. roo
BOTH ST. % West; % 4 sly k,,:i
NItdlebrOok We.r Hartford Corn. o.,-
ranssen, lessee. Eustace s.rorson. 3i5 "a =.
az iltect. $40 900.
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REAL ESTATE lOAN>

LIVE MORTGAGE NAN wNNih'
STATE FULL PARriCi LARS ~ -
PERfENCE AND AkRANttf ,.,,.,,,.rrf I,
csIXNEc,r VIM 4 REpuTABLr NJ =
TTVr, CONCERN REPLIES n,,exri,.
TREATED ABSOLy TtsbN ,pNt ilIrrrr ~
ADDRESS MORTGAGE. non -
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RE Al ESIAIE

FOR HOMES In the real country lac
York consult The tountr, r o"w .dlss.
40 IVES. 32d street. Phone WV
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MECHANICS LIENS.
IF. BKL AK ] u
Manhattan.

ss'rH ST 15s East: Guarsnte. Sheet Nets
Works ast Carl Taylor ct al: Sept 3, 1913; Aso.
SUTTON PL. %. Charles Lew - al ak
Louise Shield ct al: Dec IS. 1918; $50.
VERMII.YEA AVE, " ccr or Academy 80
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MECHANICS LIENS.
! EBEJ I 10
Manhattan.

18TH ST. fr West; oriental Fireproo'
Sash and Door CO agt Edw " browning
owner; Henry T. LeNen 60 ana .s.9s'. II
Seusmann contractors renewal. s4f9. .
FULTON ST. $50; Berger Mfg % az I'm,
A. August H. Ida and Herman Hey,snd'
owners. Mehler Fulton Co. Inc lessee' MOT
gar 4 Trainor. contractors, S2fi. -,
1O5rH ST. H. TO 1873 West. joseph W W
Rowan, Inc, ,gt Mary A r.oefrer. owner; ", w
II Heddsnrord. contractor trene~a 49, o.
Inc. sgt Joseph Gerhardt, owner ana con
tractor; s73 81.
8sTH ST. 6e and go West David stern az
T 7 Oakley and Philip Rhinelander, owner'
Fug.ne J Flood and Florence Laignton.
i.s..-. Paul De Blois Leighton ana bu,.ef
Davenport lessees and contractors rehs"
all: s12o5
sTH AVE. 20s5. Harry Frohman ats Mar
T Casey. owner. J s.lby. contractor: ~
SETH ST. cor Park ave. s2.ox2o.o ~
tlonsl Fireproohng Co agt Aletta MVYi., iI'
and Loui. q Morris owners, Stanley 1oilCh
90 contractor, slj4 30
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r" Te-'s19rA no INC '''OI''7
:. Iol. Feb 1o-CATTLE--Rece,n
400 ac'ive and 10c higher; .ieers -
80 "a. yearlinss 81 $3.50 g.: hefe,s, 50 Sva
e. ca ,ovs 81 s5ds7 80 Southern Steers
ScSee HOGs-Receipts 10000: fairiy &C
SS, Se ana IA ioc higher: choice medium, 70
bes, geg6ts $ go 9gk so OF i Ists
&c Sc niss ss6ss 35 SHEEP-Re-
S.,pf, 2 900: moderated active Al strong
nrices lambs. s71odS7 so: common -, ana ~
medium lambs. 81 500 s., earrings ~ -"
&c 90. mutton sheep. 81 $50 50 80.
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- reLesrsnh % ~ TrLbure-

po.,o1 Feb. 10-Livsstock rec-ipis' o. o.
e,s sheen and lamh- 2o22 calves. 1'.es'
toss HIar.et for beef cattle steady. a, aoou.
r-syious ngure, Best steers and oxen. go 80
sood. 7i56sc best hesvy ooV' ea9'sc; iSir
80 ,6s,. moor 10 ordinary. 4Qoc. boIosna
a,,6 ,,rrors 3i,34c BGlls IN good supply
sgsi.c veal calves stronger. but liitie chanse
'r p1iec.. average. sdloc. choice lc9Ic: iis.'
calves. 6isGT1o; drinkers. 500 snl tt, rith
,sase ,aah Demand fcr hogs octiNe' VIZ
yos-set ss,aY.c higher. mos, offerings al t'p
na,,,S oriv .he poorer hogs selling down 70
81. ya-d offerings light dressed roy qs0tsc o-
sr5 lambs tho former selling al 4go.
s-d The iatier az cas-; few were oferea a.
f5r rards and receipts from the Wei U.'fb
light Mich cows we're IN 5000 ,5l5;s;. GOOD
beely mixers. ;65a'so. fancy mixers Ss'pSi-'
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

II DTssArIsFiEp WITH PRESSES. 80,
aeement ~ YOUR realty, Wiz ,,,,,os -
and advise how 10 improve o,.t Esr<'
rentals JACOB \. NiNG. N>n''
,Og EroadWat
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.rAI esIArr FOR excrASss

ATTRACTIVE WELL. DENEtoPEp1 s.
of Land. worth $500 ooo 80 minutes ...,sss
York CITY Hsii. vii exchange 49, w
or commercial buidins. act f''
MANN co go RrosdNsN.
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LIS PENOENs.
FEBRUARY 10.
Manhattan,

lsT ST, - to ls. and "a ava IS; Iva ,
Adler ast Mar r wilmer o. a. (aet.os q
press trust, .tc); attorney. J A ee.crss
ODD ST. e50 and 252 West and zc1 d n
70 2s5 west, Mutual L4ss l1scrasos e :
New York az. Fannie Hoabley q q ~
clo,ur. Of mtg. sttornsy. Z Z lilt,
1OsTH ST. s., 225 q ~ 0. "a an n
1ooii; Joseph FritI sgt Leopold Va
81 a. foreclosure % mtg; st.o-rsys Asa
LEXINGTON AVE. 1928; Rachel IA
zach sst Margaret J Crawford Of a ~
closure OF rrtgJ; sttornsy I Cossr.
100. Thomas Develop. g. ast etssxs
Knapp & Co 81 a. torsclosIr. OF mtg: T.
,ornev y O 7. Fav
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The Bronx.

HUGHES AVE. 23l0. . = RAYMOND g 20
-, >-irboIs Tedeschl and Charles A Coroy,
owners: Charles \ Corby contractor soo.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1913: New Coium on ol'
Iron Works Inc. agt Integrity keaIy 20
omner. " Goldberg. CONTRACTOR. NIoV.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York February TO- 1915
REEVES Receipts. go head: mainly TO-
slaughter No trading in live cattle. Nonn j.
nsllV steady 10 strong Dressed beer IN isii
demand Al 1cuifc FOR native sides tAaorts
tomorrow. s. cattle. 10 sheep and 10 hoss' a"
10 bermuda. -
CAINEs-Gcc> pts. sos head I'll roI
SLAUGHTER Market steady. common 70 prlm"
yeais sold az ,9asl2 IS per 100 ID; culls s. 900
s.: vearlinss ana barnyard calves, SaNe. Wv
dressed yeals nrm AT ltql9isc. country dresseo'
l2dlsi,c. ,- .,s -.
SaIcs-JelliNe. Wright & Co; g veal. ~ 10
average. 81 90 per 100 n. IS. 10 II. flD 20; !
led caff $50 - 3, 90. 10 oun vesls, 10 n
8 %. BARNARD calyo' 80 N. IS, yeaThngS'
40 70 e. %. T. 90 10. 81
$. sanders yeals. ~ n. 81 -: :. iSs TO-
50 cuus 100 n. S.
>iIIIp AID LANES .- receipts 90.
head. an FOR slauChfer. 40 trade. for lack or
offerings Feeling firm. Dressed mutton nrn
a. SaGll- per n. dressed lambs. leGltc: hog
dressed. l5c country dressed hothouse lamps
steady ~ Ss1SS per carcass
HOGS-Reccipts. 4.oS6 head none for So
>Sor7fnsllv steady ror all weights country
dressed hogs unchanged al s9l,c per 10
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UNFINISHED APAarmss =

sINGi e FLATS. 5 rooms an ,,.sss y
$50. concessions. sehaefer Sc>
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LAFAYETTE ST. vs.. loc krovr ~ lsrx,
90. map OF Unioaport. Brour Security 4
Brokerage Co E, al art Carlo Antor.o 4 4
foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. " H-ri
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

VAN NEST AVE. p = cor e crus-. "a.
25x10o: loan b. Julius ard Ad..ins 9rcnrr
20 Louis Kaplsn. family frame drs Ia
ana cellar q payments $500
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-29
STOCK MARKET WAITS IDLY FOR CLEARk NGE OF GENERAL SITUATION

NEW YOUK May -S The stock market du0ed along iu iJIo a4d utto ashoo NaHou factors such as Che Mexican situation outcome of mc NUsaou Pacific orme'cmouu crops utluad earnings and foreign condr lions were under review
 Alnioucb Che foreign market report cd improved conditions London was eller 0f our securities at home Ad- vices from Paris pointed .o c'aHnca- ton of Financial conditions there The French bank plainly reflected the drain or gold from this port with is gain of over six million
 FrIme money and ioneer maurdes
 iuened. but shorter dates and call loans were unchanged Southern Pa- oHc was the only important system Co report April oawin-s showing a ue. decrease Of s290000
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plants were installed and in each case the farmer raised @ good crop. The plants were put in the shallow water belt, where it was not more than forty feet Go water and as much as four hundred gallons of water per minute were developed for irrigation. Those plants cost, on an average, from five hundred 10 one thousand dollars This season the extent of the pump ing plant area is being greatly en- larged, water is being pumped from greater depths. larger wells and plants are being installed and every where more water is being developed The deepest we'll operating a cenui- fugal pump is that of Mir. Seaver. six miles north of McNeal His we'll is dug to 90 900 feet, and then drilled fifty feet farther into the lower strata of water bearing gravel. The we'll Is cemented down as far as 90 feet where the vertical centrifugal pump is Installed. He has a 20 horse power engine and burns the cheap oil, known as tops which he buys at McNeal for less than ten cents a gallon. It takes about one gallon of this oil to run the engine an hour thus costing about one dollar a day to continuously run the engine He has a continuous flow of pure soft water of 400 gallons per minute. This is ample to irrigate his one hundred acres of fertile soil he has under cultivation
 Mir. Seayer Is one of the first set tiers in the McNeal Basin having come here eight years ago with his three sons. Each son now has a farm of his own, but they are an working to- gether on the home farm and getting it into a high state of cultivation
 Mr. Seayer has about four acres
 in orchard, fruit and flowers of all
 kinds about his house His house is
 well shaded with large cottonwood trees The entire four acres, between the trees, is covered with a uxuriant growth of alfalfa. This he does not cut but lets grow and thus keeps the ground shaded and holds the moisture . for the fruit trees. All the trees are now we'll loaded with fruit He has ! cherries, pears, peaches, apples, apricots, mulberries. pomegranates grapes. strawberries, and all kinds of
 garden sass. This is one of the show places of the valley and it is well
 worth the time of any one to visit there.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-29
PAINE, WEBER LETTER.
By L J Overlook

BOSTON. May 2S- There was noth- ing 10 rhe market today Prices held we'll but showed no dIau0 .uon to ad- Wuce further Politics are the pre- NailIu- factor and win be for some ume The Paris bank failure was also responsible for some foreign selling. The pornhyrv mines declared their regular dividends but without effect on prices Next week should show some results iu the mediation meeting
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Wheat

July .....-.........-... SIls May .......................... 99a
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Owes Her Life to
 This Luna Medicine

The manufacturers or Eckmuu's Alter alvc. medicine for Throat und Lung anociiona regret that Hl sufferers of these serious lrOunlcs do not take fhe trouble to investiEatc for themselves what this medicine has accomplished dur Ing ihc u1st dftoon yeurs m number Of Nnsua Heud thia.
 Gumth. Lake Co. Ind
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-29

and markets should be more active Total sales New York l3l oOo Money IFS per cent Metal lI1s.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-29

A resolution has been introduced ln the Colorado state senate inviting Governor Ammons to resign. Mrs. Ammons has enjoyed herself very mueh as mistress of the governors mansion and is not in favor of the resolution
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-17
BROWNSVILLE TAX VALUES
SHOW FOUR MILLION

Thomasville, Ca, Sept. 16.-At the
meeting of the City Council, held last
night at he City Hall, Clerk Riley an
nounced that rough tabulation of the
tax returns for the whites in Thomas
Vile for this year showed an increase
of about three hundred and seventy
eight thousand dollars.
The property returned in total last
year amounted to $3,72S,9S9. The
whites this year amounts now to So
1926, 1874. This is an increase Of $37s,156
over the returns for last year for prop
erty owned by white people. 1t Is ex-
pected that the total, when the colored
property isl assessed, will easily am
cunt to four million, the largest re-
turns ever registered in Thomasyiile.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-17
SEPTEMBER GALE
INFLICTING LOSS
SEEMS PROBABLE
Much DAMAGE WILL RESULT
Should an EquinOCtiaI Gale
Come Now

Americas is getting into fall raj
ment rapidly with the advent of cool
ed weather, and while the stray har,
the latticed shirtwaist, the decollette
shoe and enhancing MILDLY blouse are
still in evidence, cautious people are
getting line upon flannel goods and
renewing acquaintance with the coal
baron. Even an occasional overcoat
looms upon the horizon and looks COM
Portable though, perchance, the wear
er's top lid consists of the faded
straw hat of Junetime. The nights are
positively cold and the omnipresenr
mosquito of the good old summer
time has, like Kaiser Bills blood stab
bers, hiked it to other fields. Indica-
tons yesterday pointed to an autumn
nal gale which, under existing condi-
tons here would prove disastrous.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-17
CATE CITY WOMAN
CLAIMS MILLIONS

Atlanta, Ca, Sept. 16.-Considerabie
interest has been stirred in Georgia
over the claim of Mrs. NJ. L. Sellers, of
Cairo, Ca, that she holds the original
will of the late Francis A. Ogden, a
mult-millionaire of Houston, Tex.
The ogden estate has been in litiga-
ton in Texas for several years WITH
many claimants to the fortune, esti-
mate at six million dollars. Mrs Sci
lars says the will she holds was made
a number of years ago, is in Ogden's
own writing and names Levy Harper.
her former husband, as the beneficiary.
She has employed counsel to look after
her claim.