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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL.
Grand Master 7. j. Gregory Seats Of
fioers Of Mystic Lodge.

Members of My site Lodge No. 1o9
T. O. O. r., Of Hancock met last cvcn-
ms when officers for the ensuing year
were Installed by District Deputy
Grand Master T. ]. Gregory. The new
officers are:
Noble grand-John Rodda, Jr.
Vice noble grand-Charlcs ]. Larson
Recording secretary John Brewer
Trcasur,r--David Case.
Il. $. n. CIV. J. Honcnbachcr.
l.. $. y. G.-Frank Kendall
Il. S. V. G.-Barney Schneider.
l.. S. V. G.-I'red Carlson.
Cdnductor-William Allen.
Warden--1usscll Wilcox.
II. S. Sherry Cox.
L. s. S.--FranE Wilcox
Inside guardian. y. Mitchell.
Outside uard!an-S. L. Richard.
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Hancock Department

the part of magistrate and succeed
et' t'.Ht the Knot" successfully.
Rev" Bowen preceded the contract.
j." 'dp.e, lie was followed by the
pretty bride, Miss Mary Maloney of
Buffalo, ana the protesting BRIDE
groom. The bride was attended by
Miss Rose Kandt of Utica, Mich,
while tho bridegroom was attended by
James lialsteud of Detroit The bride
was attircd in pretty white satin
gown and wore necklace of dia-
monds, - gift from the groom" The
officiating minister had prepared a
special ritual for the service after
much thought and consideration
which was read to the contracting
couple who were known as Miss
"Gwendolyn Someone" ana Mr.. "O.to
Site" as follows.
This man, Professor Otto Site, and
this woman, Miss Gwcndoyn Some
one, havo duly presented themselves
to be united in the holy bonds of mat
rimcny. II any jealous friend or gos-
siping neighhor knows of any unjust
reason why this ceremony should not
be performed let him stand forth at
this time and let 1t be known or for
ever after held his peace. Otto. do
YOU take this woman To be your we'd
ded wife, to nag. tease, scold ana wor-
ny until death do you part? (Aftcr
considerable persuasion and several
kicks the quaking BRIDEGROOM am
swercd "Ycs'D Gwendolyn, DO YOU take
this man to be your welded husband,
to love. honor and "dIsobov' until
death do you part? (Thc bride am
swcrcd Yes" without the persuasion
necessary for the rroomD What man
hath Joined together let no woman put
asundcr. Now then, 10y virtue of the
authority vested i'm me by the Demo-
cratic government and the governor.
Of the state Of Michigan, | declare you
both to be badly sold"
Following the impressive single ring
service, which was used To unite the
couple, a spread was enjoyed
by the attending guests at the cV-
pcnsc of the groom, the steward"
The orchestra played ~ Hot Time in
the old Town TONIGHT" and rice and
old shoes pcrvaded the atmosphere.
The out Of town quests" were as
follows:
VI. j. Bigclow, of Kalamazoo, vice
president of the Kalamazoo National
bank and daughter Miss Anna Bige-
low; Miss Grace Bowen of Kalaml-
zoo; Miss Helen Casio of Vanvert,
Ohio; Miss Florence Singlinger OF
Miss Mabel Kandt of Utica.
Mich: Miss Ada Aldrich of Grand
Lodge. Mich; James Halstcad of De-
troit and David Gregg of Detroit.
Fine $4,000 Piano, good as new for
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14
LOCAL MERCHANT ASSAULTED.
Sailor on Steamer Griffin Alleged To
Have Attacked Herman Joffee.

Thomas Harris f BrooklyD. \. Y. "a
sailor on the steamer Griffin which is
in port az the Peoples Fuel docks. was
arrested last cyrrlng ANA aTa.sncI
before Justice E,chtcru char eel with
assault On tbs person Of Herman ar
fee, a prominent rIaEcoek mor. hlnt 1t
was alleged the moa entered M Jof-
fees clothing store ON Quincy street
with the purpose az put,hlsng some
clothing. An alteration arose and
Harris was ordered from the catah-
liShmcnt. lie refused 60 leave and
when Mr.. JCffcc attempted Ia have him
cvicted it is alleged he assaulted th1
merchant. The man was fined $40 and
.s.tg
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14
TOURISTS ENJOY
MOCK CEREMONY
Stewart Richardson of Steamer
Lakeland NAMED" by Force

The steamer Lakeland arrived al
rurtofc Lac yeSte. day afternoon anu
whilo in port several OF the passen-
gers hit upon an idea 10
amuse the tourists. The plan conceiv-
ed by those at the head of the plot
was to marry the steamers steward
George Richardson, 10 one of the fair
and beautiful passengers. Considerable
time was spent i'm purchasing gifts
and other offerings for the partici-
pants Local dealers also did Ie-
mcndous business along the line of
rice, potatoes and other articles and
when the steamer embarked the water
limo was considerably lower, probably
due to the excess baggage brought
aboard by the conspirators.
Promptly at $3.50 o'clock last even
ing the ceremony was solemnizcd. An
ticipating considerable Difficulty in Sc
curing the consent of the prospcc-
tive bridegroom, although the fair
young bride was prepared for the
worst, the instisators secured the cap
tain's irons and other implements Of
torture, At precisely $50 p. M, four
stalwart accompllccs entered Steward
Richardson's cabin and after strug-
gle succeeded in putting him i'm irons
lie was then instructed as 10 his part
I'm the ceremony ana though nc pro-
tested vchemently, his Efforts to cX-
t,irate himself from his uncorfortlsl,
position were i'm vain,
70 the tune Of "Mcndclssohr's We'd
ding March" played by Miss Florence
SingIngcr of Lansing. Mich, enc Of
the guests, the bridal couple marched
along the decE of the steamer and
gradually approached their doom. "
The affair took place I'm the main
cabin Of the Lakeland. Frank II.
Bowen of Kalamazoo, MANAGER of tho
Lee and Cady wholesale grocery of
that city, and also a notary public,
performed the ceremony. SIR. Bowen
had formerly impressed on tho un-
suspceting steward that notary pub
Pc had tho privilege of officiating at
snrh an occasion. Downing a black
cap and black ovcrCoat, Dor
rwcd from Rev. Fr. Reaek of
IlouChton the notary public looked
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MAENNERCHoR ELECTS.

At the annual meeting of the Ham
cock Macnnerchor society this week
the following officers were elected:
President Peter Klasan.
Vice prosidcnt-Tcd Otto.
Sccrctary-Matt Mandcriicld.
Trelsurcr-LaWrcnCc HERES.
Librarian-Joseph Lehman.
Assistant Hbrarian-OttO 'icn.
Assistant librarian--Otto Ficn.
DirectOr-John Slim.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14
MANY TEAMS TO COMPETE.
Dozen Hammer and Drill Experts To
Take Part in lshpemina Event.

Considerable local interest is mani
fest i'm the hammer ana drill contests
which will he held in Ishpcming this
week as part Of the Sons of st.
George reunion, No less than a dozen
teams have been entered and there Is
prospect of additional entries COM
ing later i'm the week. So far. the
contestants are miners from the iron
district and there is "A probability OF
copper country team entering.
The contest viii consist of drilling
three holes, an upper, down and lift
ing, the first 10 be regarded as "A sep
aratc event and the last two as one.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14
HANCOCK SCHOOL ELECTION.

John II. Hicot ana John NJ. Wagner
were reelected tu the board OF cduca-
tion in Hancock. .;ovcnt! votes were
case this number being but a small
fraction of the vote last year ana at
the two previous school clcctiong OF
the seventy votes ten were east by
women. The board meets tonight To
organize.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14

Tho Misses Aunu and Amend Harry
are spending ti.a 1cct camping at
their GUNNER home ucas }e'."i Miss
tmarda GrcEia .s 'hc.r guest iOr the
weo.s.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14

Big Piano Sale ends this week. $3.50
Player Piano for 1898 at GrinncIi
Bros. Big Piano Sale. opposite City
hall, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14

We make II easy for you to buy
your picno now. Sale ends this week
buy now, nay later, at Grin1eIl Bros.
Big Piano Sale, oppooitc town hall,
Laurium,- AdVcrtlscmcnt-14
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14

Don't delay-Buy that paro today,
very easy paym'n.s- at Criuncll Bros.
Big Piano Golo, opposite town hail,
Lautium-Adyertise
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Northwestern Life Insurance COM
pany.
The funeral 81 the late Bonifacr
Merrio,, took place this moruinE from
-. Patricks church.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14

SIPS per week and up will deliver
a piano at your home at Grinne'l Bros.
Big Piano Sale, opposite City Hall,
L. Ut Advcrtiscmcnt-1i
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14

Saturday, July tsth, ends thst Big
Piaro sale ~ cr.nncll Bros. Di1 Piano
cale, opposite town hen, Laur.em.-
A,r.artt .,ru,ut-fi
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14

Dr. G. T. Gallen returned Yesterday
from an extended visit in the east.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14

Coed ueoG organ Tor s15.c0 at Grin
roll Bros. Big Piano Sale, opposite
civ hall. Turium.-Advcrtisc Is
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-14

Fine $4,000 Piano, good as new 70,
S99 at CrinneI Bros, Big Piano Sale
opposite City hall, Laurium.-Advcr-
tiEnmrnt-1t
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
BALDWIN scseool REroer

BY the Teacher:
The Following pupils made an
average grade Of ~ OF above in
scholarship for the eighth month Of
school. The highest in each grade
10 given fret:
Fifth grade: Eva Lehew 80, Joe
David 30, Albert Psrtch 90, Mar
esret Zellinger SO, Fred Dohlman
S5, Oscar Anderson 82.
Fourth grade: Clifford La Plant
s2.
Third grade: Nellie Santarelli SO.
First grade: Paul Coan, 80
The eighth grade pupils are not
included In the above as they did
not take the monthly examination
They were busy writing the eighth
final for graduation.
Those whose department stood a,
100 for the month are: Paul Coan,
Nellie Ssntarelli and Marie La Plant
Edward Kunzie had the lowest in
department for this month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
CONFIRMED PROOF
Residents Of Gunnison Cannot Doubt
What Has Ceen Twice Proved

In gratitude for complete relief
from aches and pains Of bad backs
from distressing kidney ills-thou.
sands have publicly recommended
posn 5 Kidney Pills Residents of
tins vicinity who So testified wears
ago, now say the results were per.
maneat This testimony doubly
proves the worth Of D1ans Kidney
fIilS to Gunnlson kidney sufferers
Mrs. F. D. Herrick. 24S Naatar
street Delta, Colo., saws L hold
Just as high an opinion Of Doap's
hldney Pills now as | did some Years
ago when ! publicly told how they
haa cared me Of kidney complaint
ana attacks Of hackache. During
the past three years | have toId
many ma. ot my friends about Doan's
hidney Pills. and | dent know ~ a
case where they have failed To o;xs
reilei think Doan's Kidney pm
are tie best kidney remedy to he had
ana my own cure leads me N n-aiss
them. ~ liaise
frce SOC, at al dealers. D5r't .in-
ply ask Tor kidney rerredy-eet pos,,.
hianey PIlls-the same that Mrs H.r-
riek had Poster MiIburn Co P-,,.
Buffalo, n. Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
POwDERHORN
News-Champion Correspondenos:

News-Champion Correspondence:
Tuesday, Dec Is, l0l4.
Mrs Chas. Shecker and daughter
were visitors at lola Sunday.
Mrs. Lamoy and two sons spent
Saturday here with Mrs. E J. Bow
ers.
Ruby Bros. of Pueblo had a man
here Friday to buy horses. He left
without buying any.
Mrs. Alice Miller returned to her
home in Gunnison Friday after
spending a weak here.
The Nmas entertainment and tree
will be Dec. %, so that Miss Harris
may go home for the holidays.
Miss Harris. a sister of our pop
ular school teacher, came in from
Montrose Tuesday and will visit a
week.
W. 7. Sammons, Clarence Rad
eka and Will Cobb each bought a
Hereford bull at the cattle sale ia
Gunnison Saturday
Mrs Lyons of Montrose recently
spent two days at W. ?. Sammons'
Fred Rouviere and wife returned
to lola Friday after spending several
days visiting relatives.
Those in Gunnison this week were
Mrs. II Rsdeka, Clarence Radek a
and wife, Tom Foster and wife, W
p Summons and wife. Eugene A
McGregor. W. G. Howard, Joe An
derson, Will Cobb, Cora Jardine,
and Jesse Phelps.
A business deal was made this
week between W. C Howard and Z
j Bowers whereby Mr.. Howard he
comes the owner Of the Bower :
ranch Mr.. Bowers aud wife will
leave soon for Cedaredge where Mr.
Bowers has a tract Of fruit land
These neiehbOrs have lived here
many years, and 1t Is with regret
that we see them leave.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
kkX'S C0
s~..cssnpsos cssssaDSeasso-
Tu.-.i.s. Dscembor Is

Tue-ass. Dsceushor ID
Jas Vln-sa came dosn from Flo
re-t. Saturday
j 4 and Pesson sPaHn ~eni 10
Cre-ted Ba1te TUESDAY.
G B Samp-on .na " 7 kescorsA
acre n GspnI-oa Saturday
Mr. L Lsceso and sOn Claude
mf,ssrea sa Gsnni=on fhsrsaat
Mr. and Mrs.. J J Genrisht and
Miss Hazel Miss were an the saliey
Sunday afternoon.
D.L Grey, the carPeuter ct o'an-
ni-on u putting new h0ar ~ the
s.,ha.il hsIsse the week
AT the home 81 Mr. and Mrs. ".
A Willis Sunday a eoRsenIsl party
wss gathered for dinner including
Mrs o. L. Willis aud family, Mr.
end Mrs Louis Lueero and dsaeh-
tiers Emma, Florence and DoFothy,
Mise Alta Elmer and Aubrey Spsnn,
and Messers. Gorman, Elisberry,
Mckinney and Hlnkiey.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
0lO OTI

Se~s-s eAaspssn Correspondence
Wednesday. Issceasber l6
Mrs ke--l-T Norrls ls speaGl.s
the ~ecs al her fssheF ranch.
Miss Mclaughlin and Mlss Heis1
LItti. spent las; Saiurdas sfseEno9n
IN Ohio CITY
tie.ry Hufs aud son Gus-se have
come home from CRYSTAL where they
have been al work for some time.
c ; Barron. who has been em-
plosed at the Carter tunnel lett Tor
Idaho Springs Monday
X H. Psrlin is 1t the Alaska
fskou this week doInS assessment
serk on his mining property.
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Wm New lIIIams, III.
Lspson. Colo, that they are reJo,c-
ing over the birth Of baby girl on
the ssh If this month. ConSrstala-
tlons
Tuesday evening Rev Robinson
of Gannlson gave another good ser
mon. Ii WAS too cold for him 10 60
home, 30 he remained over night,
the sues, Of the johnson family.
Dave James has just returned
from a two weeks visit with his
parents IN Rockland, Wisconsin
tie was accompanied by his brother,
Everett, who will remain here
awhile.
Byron Conklin WAS hurt today
while WORKING in the Carter mine
A rock fell upon him, and while his
wound Is not serious. 1t rs very psln-
fal. His friends hope he will be
around IN a few DAYS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
S. J. Miller & Son,
Cunnison, Colo.
sxe58ttftS1s9eSkS&

day visiting their brother Floyd
Fluke
Most Of the Sapinero people went
to Gebolla to attend the funeral OF
the baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Carpenter.
Mrs Floyd Fluke returned from
Montrose, last week, where she had
been visiting Ler mother, Mrs. \
l.. Carpenter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
00ulIvUH

Aooe-ChAnosos CoessaousnsnA
Nona~s. LsseensbeT IA
Mrs. ) b. Tsraer ~eu, 10 Gunas-
so1 "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. III De-Cou.be-
have moved - Gsnni.oa.
Billy Bondursnt ,s getting two
care sf cattle ready f0a shspmeat.
q kre~u and famsly uf Mousou .
sswmsii moved " P.tk,a FRIDAY.
tR Hanson was up from GunIi-
son Tuesday On professional bssa-
ness
Mr. and Mrs Georae Collsrd
spent Sunday at W h Monson's IN
Doyle.
Clyde Welch and y. Knosles
sere sp Razor creek on business
Noadsy.
T. d. Stephenson will give q tur
key shoot ct his ranch before
Christmas
Mark Knowles 10 suffering sith
blood poison broaght on BY de-
eaved tooth
Mrs Cook. mother of Mrs. George
Collsrd returned ~ her home in
Silver Cliff Saturday.
A light saow falls every night bat
not deep enough to prevent our
from usins their care
Mr.. Miller Of the ETA Horn Meat
Markst, Gsnnlson, vas up Razor
creek Tuesday buying fat cattle for
his market
On Monday after a pleasant visit.
of two months, with her children,
friends and neighbors in Doyleville
aud Gannison, Mrs W l.. Bennett
returned to her home at Lakeland,
near Mt Morrison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
D(Dl.A
iews-Chanpios CorrssDoaAsnos:

News-ChanpiOa Corrsspoaaenoe:
Tuesday, December Is.
Clarence Radeka and wife were in
from Cebolla valley Tuesday
Mrs Chss Schecker and daughter
were in lola Sunday after supplies
Mrs Lines Of Cimsrron passed
through here Thursday for Powder
horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z A. Foster and
Mrs. Alice Miller passed through
Friday on their way to Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rouviere re.
turned Friday from Cebolls valley
after few days visit with relatives
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

BANGl Ike a thIndcrboit
from a .lear sky. Bad blowout.
No WaraiaE. Apparently no reas
Carw at svc-losded. Tires lcolc'
all right. Manufacturer' 5 fault. Dus
TO hidden wrinkle in tire fa5r-.
Wouldn't have happened il tire
been eweaou ar BY the costly Gs~---
year process.
Too bad some motorists continue TO
experiment with tires when we We q
fresh, new stock of Goodyear Mo-
Rim Cuts ready for them. ANY size,
smooth h or All-Weather treat. Cost
No more thaa 9th r t-r--. GO see
for yourself
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

At Gunnison on Wednesday the 9Th,
were welded Mulford Plewes and Miss
Irene Sturn, both of Pitkin. DR.. Geo.
Nuckolls performed the ceremony. The
groom is the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Al
Plewes, well known citizens of Pitkip-
and his bride more recent arrival in
thst city, Saids having been the for
ner home of the Sturm family
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

up to the last storm cattle have
been doing splendidly in the hills. The
water has been open and every day of
this beautifully clear weather means
money to the stockmen," said Edgar
Bissel, who WAS in from his Tomichi
creek ranch Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
SApiNERO

News Champion Correspondence
Monday, December Ia
Clyde Burris returned from Craw
ford Monday.
Harry Ziplinsky is hauling hay
from Ernest Enbom's.
We have about two inches Of
snow and plenty of cold.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

Tllden Hlce was here gathering
Rock wells cattle last week.
Skeet Lindsley returned last week
from visit with his brother, Ed
Lindsley. at Delta.
A X. Stevens men drove a bunch
of cattle through here Friday en-
route for the Crawford country.
Heath aud Harley fluke were over
from Crawford Thursday and Fri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16
4 MarnI.Io to pea,ric, Marnisllo: 81.

a Msrniello 10 Beatrice Marniello; ST.
NJ a Kessler TO q @ Kessler; 81.
Polanskv 20 = ] Iochse; ST.
-, \ Jarmulowsky 81 al. exrs and trus' 10
Wacht: $4,000.
MARY i Moore to O Koss. trus q asst: 81
Washington Trust Co Of city OF \ u uus' 10
Mary + Moore: 81 .o, ooo
Jessie + beaumont to Law Mtg 60, sto'vv.
Lawyers Mtg Co to Jessie + beaumont
$40 600 49, 40
same 20 Esther BahberE ct 81, trus w. 100
Lawyers Title lns a. Trust Co to II ram
same to Brick Presbyterian Church OF the
City OF Y: $4,000 ~
NJ Mandehaum TO Coiumbia-hhcheIUoe
Trust CO @ asst; $500. ,-.,.,,, "a.
j. II. strong to y Y Mtg and Security 20
F'T,,Io @ & r Co 10 W J Jacobs: $40 COO
: Mcmillan 10 Hudson Trust Co; NooVVV
The Bronx.
LAWYERS Title Insurance snd Trust 70 "
q n Montgomery, Rdn; Sls,oOO -,., =,
EocIland Realty Co 70 Lawyers IltIe i"'
s,rspco and trust co; $4,000. .o ooo
trn,,y ~ \ TO Alfred II Lowethi S<,VuV
snyder. Catherine =. to Ehzaoeth Do'
Ia Tnyster, NJ, adm, to NJ T Luys'er'
N same to same; $4,000; same to Ethel NJ
lug so Iofe Eiinor W. sdn, TO c sauisr'
Ryckloy. Jennie q 20 5th Az Bank; 81.
Mead. VI j. to Title Guarantee ana lruS'
20 Coi,,1,bns- Knickerbockcr Trust Co 10 y
rieb,rtz and Hno, eNrs; $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16
REAL ESTATE NEWS
lCnniinned from mage Ii

June 10, 1911; d J Rice to w F Gloede
ST. 900; atty, T G & T Co
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. W 5. being lot 10,
map South Washingtonville, 341Xl47N34. TX
1854. s: Feb 81. 1910; II and Mathilda
Bauer 10 w Withers, jr; So. 600; atty. X Wal
lace. Williamsbridge. y Y city.
JONIjG 0x5Ox1j5S: April 20 1898: Johanna
and O Laddcy 20 Harlem Savings Bank. 124
+ l2Jth st; 5000; sttys. X & + Wight
man, 300 Bway
I'd Az 2i03. " $. rs 18th st, II .3x
100: March IL. 1904: Mary Ehrmann TO Clara
Delac and ano, eXrs; $4,000; atty IL A Nieu.
Atm sT $50 r. = e. 2O2.3 e Az g. is. 9x9G;
Jan q. 1914: Arnold y and Pauline Mcusch
70 r. Martin. 3d. W. 1SGth ST. 81 900; attys,
Man & NJ. SO Wall ST.
10TH Az W cor 47th st. 2J.5X75; June
~. 1909: p r Hennessy 10 Mary j. Kenney;
5000; atty T fitzgerald, 80 Nassau St
18TH ST. 4S9 Z. n s. 100 " Az a. 43xl03 3;
Annie Lippmsnn 10 Kadin. 1900 7th av; az
800, attys, Strasbourger, u & = "A Bway.
23D 81, 90 ". s. iA 9th av. 2jNyS.S; Sept
q. 1907; and Mimic + Lowther to I J
18TH s'r $ $. 80 e 9th av &c sxss 2; Jan II.
1914. Dcvonshire Realty 60 10 Annie Huss,
1861 Bryant ay; 800; atty. sulzberger' IS
5oTH ST. 81 W. n 8, $50 10th av. ok
1905; June = 1906; G. and Mary Weisensee to
s2D sT, $. z57S Sd sy, l2.sxs5.7; Aug J..
1907; 4 and Mary Tilton 10 North River
Savings Bank 81 W 3ith st: $500.
l2iST ST. n g. $50 IcnoX av. 20Xi00l I;
Feb H. 1855: Nora and T. Smith 20 u n
clyde, lryington III. Brooklyn; SIC, 80; atty,
J Newman, 81 BNay.
Jan T. 1902. r and Marie - Lee 10 Lucy w
Iarmly; 5000; atty, Title Guarantee ana
Trust Co
iSZD sT n =. 20 G 9Th av, 2oxs91i. July TO-
1901 J. and Nina Jonas 10 German Savings
Bank; $40 900; atty. ~ Auerbach, 6e Pine 81.
10th ST. $ =, l50S Webster aY, 16.sXybi
Jan a. 1893; c u and Minnie r Thornton ct al
20 Henrietta Underhill $500; attys, stedman
& Larkin, Z Nassau st.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

10TH ST ISL to 159 W: ! Richman aE
Moore simon Realty Holding Corporation an'
simon owners: 4 Dowd, agent. contractor
slS7 26. - a.. al,
mon Realty Holding Corporation and NJ simon
owners; A Dowd. contractor; so. -
5-'rU ST 1903 w: + y Day & Sons co ag'
Mrs = C9uob, owner; Riley Corrigan, Inc
contractor: Sal l3. 800 "a
SHERMAN AV, 152 to Ia, and 204th 81 w
10 COS W; Progressive Painting and Decorating
60 AIT Vermllvea Realty CO, owner ana con
tractor: S.. 499 90 Var
SHERMAN Az, 1852; J TorreBrosen agt w.,
milyea Realty Co. owner; Progressive Paihti"'
and Decorating Co contractor; $3O
It'll ~, g cor 2lst st. i6Xso' SloerH, n.
Shampsia co sgt NJ Weinstein, owner ah'
contractor; G Gallatin, owner; $6V. No.
56TH ST 20 F.: ] Rosenberg agt Haas bIos
Ladies Tailoring Co. owner and contractor
g. 2S4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JUNE -.
MANN attain.

17iTH ST. s s, 100 OF Amsterdam av'
for a : sty tenmt, 3OxS1; J y Bldg Co.
Inc AZ T. 125th st, owner; Gross e. Klein
berger. Bible House. architects; $4,000.
ETH Az. cor 10Th st; for sly
frame loading platform. l4X160: Il & o r Il
co. Il state st, owner; II W Ordeman, archi-
tect; 81 coo.
The Bronx.
BEACH Az. e E, 80 5 OF Gleason av,
stv brll garage 22x20; Rohrbach. 1l3S
Beach av, owner: W Hufner. j37 saith ST,
architect; cost So. 500.
FULTON Az. W =. 50.17 OF 16sth st. 0
stv brk tcnmt 53.Tx1O5.5; w Diamond,
lT5th st and Bathgate av, owner; fremont
Architectural CO. 401 fremont av, architects
cost, 100000.
oG6TH ST. n s &C W Of Mosholu Parkway,
u, stv frame dwlg. 10X2S; Arnd & Olsen.
2T06 Heath av owners; Hjalmar Olsen, 2IOd
Heath aV architect: cost, SlSOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-16
,,,prIEss REPORTS.

~. Rvndsm. reported as 900 m' eSce Sc 10
sandy Hook. al noon yes'e'N"'' -
do,k this forenoon, -oo, exnected 10 dock
this afternoon. , -. lar crosse 1000 at )
The Kaiser '' s.,r wednesday forenoon.
Az Wednesday forenoon. o..,a % Sock
oh The CCeanis, '775 at noon' expected W 0'>
WednesJ9 is 1870 Zoo at noon. expected TO
dock Wednesday forenoon