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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-24
100000 MONTCLAIR SALE.

Hughes 4 Whithy have sold to New
Yor Investor the new brick building et
n corner ~ Bloomfield avenue and VII
Nv - .eo'. Moutclair. y. T., recently built
by TIE f dcl.'y and Security Company for
g." james Butler Company, who leased II
ron 'U" plans for a long term. The up-
.e- 0o,rs viii be remodelled by tho now
owner INTO apartments The property ir
tsud ai about $4,000.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

IS ~ rreg also Broadway. = e. cor tist
ST. Anal 3--Harris II Urls Iron Works
sgt ilst 81 Realty CO and Hotels
Realty Corporation. owner and lt,Se's
w6osTER ST ei-steriing ceiling a and 81
Lathing Co agt estate OF James Flomor-
felt, owner and contractor. DAME! j cole
and Levy Fessenden, contractors, ire.
30 Az 2O5s and 2obs-Cooper 4 pollock
structural Iron Works agt Francis Nus
tsce, owner, William EisenherG, c0ntrto-
lOOTH ST. ?02 E--Charlcs levy agt Edwin
/, Karner and John Jones. owners: 7.
Kshnsr & Son. contractors. ........ $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-24
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON sept 25,-The gunboa,
Cas,ine Is at SANTANA Bay xunboat Chstte-
noora; left la Far for Mazatlan: collier
Nero left La Paz for San Francisco; battle
ship Vermont at Tanpico; battleshlp Kansas
left Tampico for Vera Cruz. submarln" K-2
left Newport for Groton, Conn. destroyer
Mcraugsl left Newport for New York; de-
stroyers Lam-on sterft, Perkins. Terry aud
smith NJ GARDENERS Wy; battleshlps Rhode
Island and New York al Hampton Roads
battleship Wyoming left New York yard for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-24

Real Estate owners Protective Associa-
ton viii meet Monday evening, september
rs, In the Riverside Theatre Building to
take further action toward obtaining a
subway line under Central Park West.
The route IL favored by the Public Ser
vice Commission. and the association now
proposes TO bring it before the Board of
Estimate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-24
hHoNN BUILDINGS Planned.

...r y Landsi.del filed mans In The
yesterday for 1--WE story apart
"Hs" which the Waner Realty
''on, Herman Waner. president,
rect ON the east side Of
Boulevard, $50 feet north OF
'Ic'i II viii Govern an area
rs" "l VIII cost $4,000, on West
avenue, cast side. 637 feet
'' ~ Mayhower avenue, Carlo Mar
'"' VuI erect Two story brick dwell
% -'or" on plot 3i.sx7S5 AZ cost
q, '.'lit, and George Hitchcock will
'No story brick store and of1cc
on the west sid" OF Webster ave
i" % 'eel north ~ Fordham road on
" - n ~ q Govt ~ tln.000
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rrroMN ApARrMENrs SOLD.

wIST lS2D STREET-The Nehriug
Company has sold for Alice Cromarty
- an investor $50 and 500 West 1921
street a Ave story apartment house, on
u.p' 5oN7O. between -. Nicholas and
Wtdswor'h avenues.
w,ST l76TH STREET The Werthem
Realty Company has sold sos West
i,6th street. five story Nat. on plot
g. tN@t1l. between Amsterdam and Au-
dub,n avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-24
SITE ON 45TH ST. FOR
Y.W.C.A. NURSES CLUB
LARGE Plot Purchased East Of
Grand tcntraI-Scycn Par
cells in One Trade.
EI.rTERICkS BUY BIG PLOT

-.. gov "a central club for nurses
:, ..I " trustees Of the Young
Christian Association purchased
... through Horace :. Ely 60
....hE.ou Whitehouso from the
Budding Company. Leo :. Bing.
f.r four old brownstoue dwell
... 10 l3N East Forty NTH street
plot i5Nlo0.5. An eight
..uuut huldiug viii To- erected
,.. .I.-,s. who we're represe1 ted in
q, .r..ty sale 10y Miss Louise Bower
... .. par, Of a larger property ex-
... .rpugn from Forty-hfth to
,.... ..r.U street which the Akron
....... purchased last March from
l.. = Griry u was announced
. ... ..r. ~ the deal that the pur-
....... would rot improve the plot They
q. .,. 60 dispose Of the forty-fourth
..... ..i uf j. Tho part sold yesterday
.., south side Of the street. be-
o., feet cast " Lexington avenue.
80. I.cNugtoa avenue Is the ncw post
oa..s p..Iiug which forms part OF the
;.I.d central Improvement Seven
A..t. 200 tG, north at Lcxingts avenue
a-l T'N-s,cOud street is the principal
-,.fgrg-te-s of the Young Women's
CHRISTIAN Association IN this country.
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rtNN RICHMOND oil PLANT.

4. Mexican OF Company desires to
~s'' plant ON Staten Island, the pro-
1850. 'c being the property formerly oc-
,In"i ny the Miliken Rros. Steel and
'' Works Fire Commissioner Adam
'.' arranged a public hearing for
u" pN, a II 4 N, at borough
"a. i1rhmond, in the matter Of grant
permit for tho erection and
~ s.dncc OF refinery at Rowland
''f near Mariners IIarbor The Fire
N'NA ssloncr expects q large attendance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASED.

The Charles T. Noyes Company has
'''s"f 70 Bernard X!emer for cafe pur-
noses the store at 15i William street
corner ~ Ann street for term OF years
Extensive improvements are being made.
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-~~@77-7777 -
Takes Ills Life at 81.

George Deuch. So, hanged himself ye.
,erday IN his bedroom doorway a. go
East sixteenth street His daughter
SARAH. who found him, sail her mothers
death three months ago had maze nor
father respondent.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

JOlIN ST IS, ali John 81 VI T. church
Trust Fund society 10 Brown Green 80; .
Yrs from May !, 1875 attys, Atwater &
st'LfIvAN aT els, ATLAS u strang 70
Ino Motta, i3j sullivan st; yrs from
Sept I, 1914 ............. ........... $4,000
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u;,r> PROPERTIES ~ TRADE.

Marco. l.. ireland and company
t...,. IT'S the 80 broadway Realities Cor
marathon have purchased from the Brown
V,.s Realities Morris Hall a ten story
.-ar'rront house AT the northwest corner
" amsterdam avenue and Cathedral
pa-.tptv llOih street,. The structure.
-h..n occupies a plot 96Nl2j, Is arranged
Cor rt,r families The property figures
10 Oh" present transaction at s65O.OOO.
~r. Brown. Weiss REALITIES take In ex-
.sa-cc 'ho following properties: The
Posr-.,r. siN sotry elevator apartment
rou.p 20 IA and IA West l27th street.
on r.ut o0NgOll. $50 feet east OF Seventh
avenue. TIE SIX story Nat. with stores. at
30 northeast corner Of Washington ave-
cue i~d if7'h street. on plot 2eNi27;
IS East l37th street. "A six story modern
@a' .r plot jONiOO, 1890 Clinton avenue.
q 'l~,. story building under lease TO
Kav y Erlauger, also residence Mt
Grand and Linden avenues. Morsemere.
Y J. and factory, occupying n plot
RONiao. ~ Wentworth y. j Morris
Hail Was purchased by the present sellers
as Aurii
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REAL ESTATE

VI clark ......... ........ Woo
sCHlERECH VIM. ct a. exrs TO. Geo +
schroeder. ..... ..... ...... ..... t3.H'd LN
RACUNANN Nielena 60 Jacob Nar> 81
iSNACS Bendc'. to Jean " VI Cochran 81 ono
SAME 20 same ....- ....... $1,000
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SATISFIED. MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

l5TH ST, to II w-Csrl j Anderson Rgt
tb,n 3, Realty 90 et ~ Aug %" ~
,sTu 81 81 IL r;.,-frsnry pahelstein ct iagt
Anna Moore ct al; Nov "a 1914 t2sa, rs
SAME PROPERTY Central Iron works agt
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BOROUGH OF s.ooKIy,-ron .A,r

, Detached HOUSE, containing Nine
looms All Improvements, on plot Of ground
.vgNlSV IN beautiful Kings Highway section
90 MINUTES TO New York by Brighton Bea ch
fublc and parochisl schools two blocks
way ehurches OF all denominations near BY
+ or sale ~ bargain to cash buyer: neigh
ppp.,nnooa nrst class For particulars. address
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TO URGE NEW SUBWAY.

80 that both sides may be heard before ne
acts on the application
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Army and Navy Orders.

wAsHINGTON. Sept, e3-These army
orders were issued;
The following transfers at the request of
the officers concerned are ordered.
Second Lieut. \ lbert T. Snead Twenty
hfth Infantry, to the seventh Infantry.
second Lieut.. Carl j. Bullinger, seventh
Infantry. to the Twenty rfth Infantry.
Lieut.. Verne Rel First Cavalry Is de-
tailed for general recruiting service and will
proceed to salt Lake City. Utah, relieving
First Lieut. Edgar y. Corey. 1 = A. re,
Second Lieut. William h. Larned from
The Twenty ninth Infantry To the Fiuh
Infantry.
second Lieut.. clinton W Russell from
the Fltth to the Twenty ninth Infantry
second Lieut. Clinton W. Russell. Twenty
ninth Infantry, transferred to the Eighth
Infantry.
Major Michael NJ McNamce Fifteenth
Cavalry, detailed as Inspector Instructor Of
the sixth Cavalry District and will proceed
to chicago.
Tir,t lieut., Charles a. Elliott, ,Thirteth
Infantry, will proceed ~ Trenton \, j.. for
duty as Inspector instructor OF the organ
led militia Of Sew Jersey.
CAPT. walter l.. Reed, Infantry upon ar
rival In the United States viii proceed to
Trenton, y. j., as inspector Instructor Of
the organized militia Of New Jersey.
These navy orders were Issued;
Lieut.. / G. Bogart, from Naval Academy
Ensign j., 4. M,G;iIur. from the nhose
Island TO faducnh.
capt, J n hughes N O., from First
Brigade, Vera Cruz, To resume duty marine
barracks, fsrtsossstA. y. ~
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:aiOxirres.-..May II ~ to Alder, " WI.
marth at Huron. So OAK mtg. $4,000.
East side.
I EAST Of Fifth ay. between Fourteenth and
ilOth sts)
'srT ST; 3'' T. 40 v Is: av :C ,Sl,c,'
~ ~ M NsHI HoPe az ,' gsg, sept Il;
WINS Terry to to- MARIE f," Il rsrry 1t.
mHi,.. l2o z ,3d s. sept .: atty. Edmund
MHplsoN ~ iooj. : 3, $. is;t' ~
.oy7s-Lizzle callahan - Forbes J Hen
! 1916 Lexington aT and Michael coleman. 90
W bist 81. exrs, r. Ellen NJ Heuncssy,
SANE f'i5 4 y 2E ts s"ay n.an,., :,
aads9 II. 'i"os%a st. s sso'y' a. L. eu ats.
PARK AN. iiis. : so5 n as -. lo>7o--
/ Us, q mtg $4,000, sept 49, atty r .
| Alfred Capen, li's Park Az mtg $4,000.
Sept % atty, same .........'. 30. 800
West side.
West OF Fifth ay: bowen Fourteenth and
y 6ciased Sliol va TO- ~ MSi' BsRe4.
s,'y. j Van vech,cn oico,, 50 Isid:g
''T II ST ST 81 81 g? Is. :s A. ,:siss
Hanna MI Ega; - a. heirs Marg,
! Lemon. Z" sam Lemon and me go W
/ s'',,n - 20 June j. ATTY W r feAcock.
,rSti t,Ine g.. '.,,.'.,a.,. -,.;.,oo "
Ams;erdaam Realty 80 ia. payion Estate.
! 80. ga st. .Wis, ~ 9og sept 20;
y ,tyEn; ~ man J.; l.. 49, bway ''9o
IL EEnSiiipa DRIN r. $ 80 7'th -. a. ~
~ 'UEzlS'l t-'lhp hosch ei a. heirs inc
p vv,s'I' ,yrNe. o. aug 49, htNH
| ,btrk,nsl VI - ~ l!ialu ~ -. IL
| HNS E'pNM ~, So Lep ~ n lppih ~,
az o., t.IM Hsr6o n" bg.' l. Mar =" T.
/ O. IN B'ay ......,..-..... u
Uptown.
,g r5h %rllan is'shd, NORM o. lInih a.,
iiod ,o,rp., TO-, ~" 'NN ~
'Uryy',s CD 10, VI ,i',,H,'
800 " ~ 30 ''''i'n'' - WI not
lNth ", go 900 ANY I'"uh.u j.
IN, t.rut w. away ,,..,..... ~"
Nv ~ 3. IN Nsnha'- an az. runs
>. aoGI AZ ~ 7'nnT| y - pi.,.
20 Cl9rene. inq9rSS ooe 81: p.ca,gr St,
nr@ok.yn. mtg fShooo' July o. atty, a.
,~1.-r ~ fNaE ...-.. .... .,,.. NiVp
MANhAI TAN ". ''s. cor I-l.' ~
S,sN,C e. n,arI SrnN..'c' Nun NJ"
scr, q si'y,. l. r ! 60. leo Hvay 500
i-lST ST. Is W. . S. go l"n"N "' soN
iiG9oil Warrsn Les. rct t. N9Its
staten Island. sept 10. a''N \ ,S,t.ctrGno
e. assam s'..-...-.- ......,o.. y. 200
lfsIH 81. - 80 IN Az a.. lGoAsg Ia az
"a, Trp,' CO l;s rRR%%"y SEPT -. 5'ddS S
-, ioe ?Nioo--New Amsterdam Realty -
20 DAYTON Es'hIc+ 60. - " 20 ~ mtg
s''ho"" sep -d' "''FS' H''h'n' ,,Nn
!" $50 BNly. .......'' --'t,' .'--'. FIVo
Bronx.
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LIS PE.NDENs.
Manhattan.

nth ~, Sc cor l77th ~. agllNIOO
william Rankin agt Octav Land GO 81 ul
foreclosure ~ mortgage, atty, " II
Adams
i6srH ST, :. 1874 " Amsterdam av las
Npa.--W Emleu Roosevelt ct al Hgt KRth-
crime Huctur ct al foreclosure Of mort
gage. atty. q r. KOhbc.
AVENUE \ =, iS.l u 4th ST. lGNlO0-
Man Schwarz agt Milton Greenfield ct al
foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; atty. NJ
CLAWEMONr Az. >. 800 n l22d st. 75x
Ilo3--MaN Mandel Ggt Eva Trop 81 al
(smendcd foreclosure OF mortgage, atty,
\ \ Silherberg.
Bronx.
lNTERNALE Az, " 5, $40. n n lG7th ST.
.5Nl2l3. also Home 81, 100 n " FoN
ST. .5NGi. 6--rommerclal Finance Co AHt
Cnrmine Ciefi ct Al Oorecios Of mtg
ATTY. q W II Arnold
l7sTH ST. =. 30 q Anthony av. % 9N93 .
susan u Sammis sgt VIM Schmitz ct al
Norcclos % MTG atty, $ + Carter, jr.
TRINITY Az, :, $40 n 10th 81. 20NS6.2 .
cay Real Estate Co agt Agnes Geo
ghageu ct al Ooreclos Of mtg; atty, II
Swain
LOTS 30. 81, IS and SO. map Of 1870 lots, por-
ton Of Crane estste-N Title lns 60 sgt
Morris u Evens 81 al (fureclos Of mtgD
atty II VI Bellinger, Jr
lG?p ST =, 1905 It Morris pl, i3.sNll5-
Josephine Fox agt Melrose Bldg co ct al
'foreclos Of mtg; atty. % samuels.
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9Th ST III " PARK av iiNloo o..
Trust 60. 1850 Hway. sep, Il 9 -. 3.
S'FH SRI lf,i' 2, =. g Ya &i.r az !,
Mary y Murjaugh, at FLORAL r!rk l. J.
sept 10 81, y g. ATTY } Hafr's.,,o
MAbrs s'y ~ ms At. 81 's'n is,h 81, .oS 'SOo
Chas GuIden 30 Forbes J Hrunessy 90 al.
exrs, a.. IS w 7oth s. SEP. p yr. or
sooner. g. atty, @ Go. i'e H ,lrsio
rSEk A. "a; ,.,sy 2: 90 "a. ,' n l5y5o
du" & Int ~ per bond. atty. 7 - GO,
ID" h"'} UPTOWN. ''''
,uanha',an Island. north ~ iio,h $50
MANHATTNN ~. sos cor i:l.t #
s5S,oAnnS Wy" r q s JnG SH'I 4; cdoper
square. sept %. duo oct ], lFlO' :. p..s
BronN.
thorough ~ The RronND
100 . WINTER \ 20 to jas y rhompso,a. 10
rc~ bond. ai;y. / r ~ r Co leo .rosd.
lots Il ana rs. %sp Jg; Hg'i ,:2n u.
sept -. due a. per bond. atty. =
LOTS isS - 200. map Upland Really CO
Wyok az Richmond HI, y y sept Is
due AZ per bond ATTY John Wa, ~
W !, ~ = T., To-, iSs. map Acknowledgment.
NtarkeWi,z 10 kAfh MaloieskA s-t L -4'in
-. Sept % due. Nc. a. per bond Any X
rH RHTl2gd iy W ss F.soCxioo-
R''y 60 TO FaNyale RIty 90. isS Bway. pr
mtg So 600 con this and other proper p,
sept 4. demand. c. atiy. kh.N. to
80 ~. q s i2l, n Rose s.. 25xlSs Ado
len" RGG9 s ,S 90 30 J% scp3 Var "a Irs h
atty. 7 q & r co, l16 Bway ....... .f-.ioo
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sTEBBINS Az. s57-fs. W :. 2Ooxioo- Fox-
vale Realty co to Ssndow Realty co. Igs
BWhN. mtg $4,000. this and other
brops sept II; atty, Arthur Knox. 1es
BWHy ...................,. .......... 81
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Downtown.
tSouth NJ Fourteenth ST.
BRpOME ST. ZOE, q cor Norfolk st. e5x
ILL Ludlow st. 20. s. l5l.7 Hester
- 2b.lNS7N2J.3xs7-Pe Asch TO Nathan
Tnckman. 1875 4Oth 1t. Brooklyn. sept
10. lnstails, 800 monthly, y G: atty.
: y Tuckmnn, 800 BwHy ......' .... ~. 500
Delaney ST rs. p 2JXie0---Nathau
Hutkon to Society for the Relief Of Poor
Widows with Small Children, Is W Nsth
- sept 70, yrs, e; attys. Miller.
SAME PkOpERTY-Nathsn Hutkun TO
Louis Jarmulousky and ano i53 " SIN
ATTY. ThOs X Mccarthy ~ ENchangc
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
Dow ntown.


twith name and address ot owner and
attorney. n attorneys name is omitted
address party Of second partI
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
OLIVER ST COG. cor oak 81. 49,. q. X
53.l0-Jno DIVA to Michele Grd1iano. -
America st. Providence. II l. half part NOV
T. lgl3....... ........... .......... 81
HESTER ST 1919. = 100 Baxter -
5Oxi0O--Jno DIVA 90 Michele GraziHuo, -
America st, Providence n I Sow ~, 1918,
atty. ! Pitteiio, i2s Mulberry ST.. 81
GREENWICH Az. 80, =, So l0th 81
20 sNgg.l--NAy II Hhi 20 Albert " Will
marth at Huron, So Dak. mtg Si2 600.
sept 10 atty. Brit 90 Sth av..... 100
PERRY ST, g. n = 70 Greenwich av,
23.i0Nirreg--May ii III TO Albert W Wi.
marth at Huron, So OAK mtg. SIC. 600,
sept 10, atty. G. Britt. 20 Sth 800
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and southern New
England, partly cloudy and cooler to-,isyt
cloudy to. morrow. moderate north Winds
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-28
Birthday Party

Monday of this week was Car.
los J3ranch's 22d birthday and in
the evening company. number
ing over forty of his friends re-
sponded to invitations to come to
the Branch Hotel and help him
celebrate the event. 1t was one
of the jolliest parties of the sea-
son. The Branch family left moth
ing undone for the entertainment
OF the guests. Games of many
kinds were INDUCED in mostly
of the romping kind. Near mid
night a dainty repasJ was served
to the guests and, after singing
several familiar songs ending
with Home, Sweet Home" the
quests reluctantly departed wish
ing Carlos all sorts Of appropriate
blessings and trying to express
Otheothermembers ofthe Branch
family their appreciation of the
evenings pleasure.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-28

Jack Mills. who recently pur-
chased a homestead two miles
west of Solano and is living there
with his mother, attended the
I.O.O.F. Lodge Wednesday eve-
ming in Roy. Mr.. Mills is q
young man from the east and is
much pleased with this part of
New Mexico. He has been liv-
ing at Cimarron for some time
but has decided to cast his lot
with the people of this mesa. We
are glad to welcome such young
men as he to homes here, His
former home was Hayden, Ken
tucky.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-28
Fire Protection

The call for a Mass Meeting to
discuss the question of Fire Pro-
lection brought most of the men
of Roy to the meeting at the S-A
Office Tuesday evening. Attorney
J.B. Lusk was chosen Chairman
and AL. Hanson Secretary.
The matter of securing some
sort of fire-fghting equipment
thoroughly discussed. A prop
osition was presented to investi-
gate the chemical engine which
the town of Springer proposes to
sell since they have arranged to
install a system of water works,
A committee consisting of
Sol. Floersheim, AL Hanson and
Herman Goodman was appointed
by the chair to investigate this
proposition and also to inquire
into the matter of equipment and
it's bearing on Insurance rates,
and In general to thoroly inyes-
tigate the matter of fire protec-
tion.
The matter of incorporating
the town was also briefly discuss
ed and a conservative presenta-
tion of the advantages and pos
sible disadvantages of incorpora-
tion was presented by attorney
Lusk.
The only definite action taken
was to order the purchase and
installation of an Electric Fire
Alarm Gong to be attached to the
Telephone Central ONCE.
The opportunity was given for
all who wished to register for a
Volunteer Fire Company and it
was made plain that there would
be no trouble in organizing an
efficient crew to use the equip
ment if we can get it or to fight
fire with primitive methods if we
can not get an engine.
The near-flre of last week inn
pressed all who witnessed it
with the necessity for better
means of protection. 1t is con
ceded fact that we are fortunate
in escaping fire thus long and
that if one does start in our
groups of infammable buildings
the means at our command at
present would be ineffective.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-28

Col s. e, Paxton was in town
from his Union County Ranch
Monday. He hunted US up to de.
clare to us-''I'm for you to the
last ditch" 1t is friends like the
Col, that make life worth living
and take the sting out of the sor-
did dirty things Of life.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-28

Prof. Johnson has purchased
the residence property occupied
by him this winter in Roy from
the Noersheim Nero. Co. and
will live in his own home in town
in future. This is one of the
best residence properties in Roy
and we certainly congratulate
the Professor in having acquired
title to it.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-28

The sermons by Rev. o. W.
Hearn, OF Tucumcari Sunday
morning and evening were we'll
attended. Rev. Hearn is a pleas
ing speaker and a very pleasant
gentleman to meet. He will re-
turn next month and may be
permitted to visit US regularly in
future.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-28
Candidates for School Director

/ hereby announce that | will
be a candidate for the Office of
School Director in District No.
33, Roy, N. M. at the election of
April 9th, subject to the will of
the voters Of the district,
Frank A. Roy,
I wish to announce that | will
be a candidate for the Office Of
School Director of Roy District
No. 33, at the coming School
Election subject to the will of the
people of said district irrespec-
tive of party afiliation.
j, Floersheim,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-28

Gilbert Leach started to Cim-
maron early Monday morning
with team of mules, He had
some business to finish up and
went while he had the time. 1t
was a long cold ride we imagine.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-28

Ross Eaton was in town Sat
urday and again Monday. We
understand his interest here
Saturday but do not know why
he was here Monday.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-28

wish to announce that T will
be a candidate for the office of
School Director of Roy District
No. 33 at the coming School Elec-
tion, subject to the will of the
voters of said District.
H. Goodman 4
| will be a candidate for re-
election to the Office of School
Director of District No.33. at the
Election of April 9th, 1914, sub
ject to the will of the qualified
electors of said District.
Dr. M. D. Gibbs.
Morris tribune., 1914-07-10

There has been no rain for week
and conditions continue favorable.
One or two days have been cool but
most the days have been hot. Corn
which week ago showed the bad
effect of the wet weather is now
growing at tremendous rate. Small
grain is heading out. Conditions were
SO suggestive Of black rust that it has
been expected to develops but as yet
there is no danger from that source.
Morris tribune., 1914-07-10

We are more than pleased with the
success we are having with our new
brand of -four ''The Mott. Price
So. Is cwt. Everyone that has used
it once uses it again and tell all theiR
friends. 1t is like a round Robin.
everyone has to have it. We also are
giving 35 lbs. of New Gold -four for
one bushel of No. l wheat. This we
shall continue through July. 1914.
Morris City Mills. adv.
Morris tribune., 1914-07-10

A week ago Saturday, Jay B.
Newell and Miss Lilly DennisOn, of
Fargo, who had come to visit at the
Newell home in Darnen, had narrow
escape at the grade over Muddy creek.
The horse got eff the road into the
deep water, but succeeded in swim.
ming to where the water was shallow.
Miss Dennison lost her suitcase, and
Mr.. Newell lost his raincoat and
several parcels.
Morris tribune., 1914-07-10

Eye-sight restored. By DR.. Bro
kaw eye specialist at Krueger's drug
store, Morris the 9th and 7th of every
month. Painful head and eyes made
painless. Prices always lowest. adv
Morris tribune., 1914-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Schuman had
as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Boe-
decker and son of st. Paul. and Mrs.
Boedecker's mother. Mrs. Henry
Hodgeman of North St. Paul. the
latter part of last week. They are
now visiting with relatives in Chokio
and are expected back the end of
the week for a more extended visit
at the Schuman home.
Morris tribune., 1914-07-10
n.uohnIonx q Drama.

Dreams go by contraries, but they
nearly always agree with what we eat
- Birmingham Age Herald.
Morris tribune., 1914-07-10

For Sale or Exchange. 80 acre
farm in Polk Co., Wis, partly i'm
proved, small house, granery, corn
crib, silo, 85 fruit trees, on good
main road. R. F. D. and telephone.
Price $4,000. Would take small
house and lots in Morris, not to ex-
coed $500 as part payment. Address
owner. T. x, Care of Tribune. adv.
Morris tribune., 1914-07-10

Billion Did your wife ever get the
best of you? Tilton- Yes. Didn't she
marry me2-Judge.
Morris tribune., 1914-07-10

j. F. Carey and son Anthony. of
ST. Paul, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shields the latter part of last
week.
Morris tribune., 1914-07-10

Five and one-half per cent interest,
and cash commission for choice farm
loans. VIM. Leuty. Morris, MINI. adv