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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern sew York. southern New
ENGLAND and New Jersey. partly cIsudy
to-day! increasing eIoudine~s morrow.
probably followed by -now or rain ct night.
moderate northwest WINGS.
For northern sew England fair to-day
probably fair tomorrow, moderate west and
northwest winds
FOR western Sew York cloudy to-day
iocal SHOWS to.morrou: moderate variable
winds
NEW YORK Dec l2-Precpits,ion ~ss lin
tied yesterday 10 snow IN eestern New York
and Pennsylvania. West Virginia aud tn. OHIO
Valley and showers on the Pacific coast
Elsewhere the weather vas generally fair and
the pressure was hish over sill sections east Of
the ROCKY Mountain.
Moderately low pressure moved east ard
from the Pacific coast into the plateau States
and the centre Of hish pressure dropped south.
ward t. geutres IN the lower Missouri and
lower Mis.lssippi valleys causing cooler
weather IN the southern and southeastern
States
Freezing temperatures occurred in western
PARTS OF the Atlantic and northern parts Of the
Gulf states except Florida. and zero weather
reached souihvad INTO Kansa. Nth tempers
ture. ten degrees below zero IN Parts Of the
Norihves'
tn this citv the nv vas partly cloudy: little
change IN temperature; wind fresh northwe
20 west; average humidity Is nor cent baron.
eter. correct ed 10 read to srs level at "a N
30 o.; = ", 1o5s
The ,smpera,u-, In this city yesterday. a,
-ecorded BY the omclal thermometer 4.
shawn " anrsvsH
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SELLS HOME SHE ABANDONED.

MoNTCLArR. Y. J., Dec. 1.-THE home
o. Mrs Dorothy Cooksey Marcus. at IS
Lloyd road. was sold to-day TO Mrs. Flor
ence Barnaby. who will occupy IL Mrs.
Marcus who Is now in England. lived In
tie house up til nearly TWO years ago,
a. which time she caused sensation by
abandoning IT, her husband and two small
children. claiming that she could no
longer ahid- win her husband. The
property has a frontage Of 800 feet On
Lloyd road and extends back 10 the VS.
sex county park reservation on the noun
tain top. Il has twelve rooms and three
bathrooms on the grounds are a large
harm ana a garage for three cars The
p-.c@ paid for the property was in the
ue!ghborhcod Of $4,000. r NJ Crawiay
Bros OF Montclair were the brokers
n re Transaction.
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DOWNTOWN OFFICE TEN ANTS.

The United States Realty and Improve
mcut Company has leased the front 81
the third foor In the United states Realty
building. At ll5 Broadway, 70 Sidney
splitter 4 Co. OF Chicago. Gin 'innau and
Toledo. dealers in municipal bonds; also
N the same building space TO Raymond
W. Marshall NJ. l.. Hewitt II. A. FEEDER,
James r. Schuyler. Samuel Blum and
Messrs Green Zimmerman. The same
company has leased the front OF the
twentieth floor In the Trinity Building
at III Broadway TO the firm OF Flkus,
Gleason n Proskauer. Space In the Trim
ity Building has also been leased 20 Wen
del =. Harmon. United Painters Fac
tories. Inc, Eastern Gravel Cooperation
Th0ma. T. brooks. Francis van der
Ne.r estate OF 7 Lang 10th. X ssnlburgh
Il Letter and Messrs. walter -. pakmar
and william Henry Bsruum.
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NifttN>tCS IIt>~
Manhattan

PAV> ~. iies--St.i0rnan 4 Hrasnrr set
sadie DO Eoln.t, owner Au.us.m. r. Il.
t...ri l-- ........ ........... 200
soTH s. Is: r S.-lrr~sa & Krssuer at
sadie b. B'uwl', owner Adjustment k.fy
e.. .oUce. + ~ Wood A W II Dol-on g.
contractor ......... ......... = .N
BROADWAY. s2ISi. John -, 20 N
kewree- NJ co aE' Elizabeth Che
bfourh - ~. owners Convent park Con-
S-uc'ion Co l'~see Elias \ Cohen. con.
tractor tr-nswAI, ......... ......... 81 g51
liiTH ST .07 anl 81 ". Nieh'"l = Htn-
n.r al sgt Y Real Esftfe Security
GO. Owner trcnrvsn .-..-...... -l-o.sA
Bronx.
sONroRD Az go 'p t't-Ci.y k1aLe'n
CD. fU. 50 o. s. y .HpSt 80. IN. Vincent
R.rHmo 'uI - RI.f. owners 4 u
tou-t corp contractors ....... '.-'
HTAtH Az. l-4.--,1t. D. Nur-r zee y Hr.
AuI Wu Howe, oNnrrs ami ''n'r,
- .TH ST. D. '.lt SaL'nr-n Ht1 sos
'.t..'-. ..rr r-istp.3l So Ste. y Is .-r,.
r"r"f- Ferdinand ,i.:t. contra 'nf 81. A"
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tre-n Dc !. -. nc. rhos can.k. ~

from Dec l 1915. a'ty. Thos Capsk. t2e
AtprHoN Az n . cor ism -. cor s.or,'
- - -~i.e Ruth TO August G Sonne'lann
aI' ';sth -. 'rs from De. :!
4ep 81 2Si w. s,o-s s pa, 6s1,u..r.-
Edmund L"G- 90 Geo \ G'ehdeuuiiE l0-
lf.n -. p sr~ from De, I, 1873. 7 coo
7srH ~ fish, a.i-E;en >u..i.au .o
Hs Springer. 33l - Nicholas av = j-is
Frs f.pu pee 'sit ........... 80 90
to b--H..-l Hrt'er'nnn &c % uv. :.
yr- f,." JtH g. '"It .... ...... ..... SEQ
FtI TpN 81. .0r Pearl - s'or, & r-CNl-
Lane Co. Giuseppe Iomparini iol " 1tl-t
FL. w. from Dec r. 1914, ats. John
I'I~.rI. A. F...0r - ESQ
~ 81. igli. ell Maria I. Mount to peter
TV.n.'r 80 sttH -. is .-'. - " 300
o.. . 1875. a'N. EiN BIsEsart J..
Vrtt ........ ...... o. 500
MONTGOMERY ST 81. % Romar Co'ho,'c
orphan Asylum tn ,..s 90 ksuruln
trorufrlI R'ty 90, -us Division 81. 81
.rs from N'rrh g.. 1884,. ettF, N'N sNCl-
rer'. f't Bwts ..... ....-...... ...... 1900
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DWELLINGS SOLD ~ BROOKLYN

Henry Rockmore has bought from the
Examiners Realty Company tho nine
,wo story brick dwellings, each on lot
a0x4O. at 467. Az, 47g. ISL. 40. 4s7 and
AL Railroad avenue 1897 Givnmore ave-
uue corner Lincoln. and lllH Glenmore
avenue. corner Railroad avenue.
James NJ. Hawley has sold for John c.
DietZ SO East Tenth street 10 william
Bruss for occupancy This properly IS
a Two story limestone dwelling on lot
251lO0
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MORTGAGES.

with nam. ana address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
,South OF Fourteenth ST.
STU ST, SIS, 30s4 e Ave u, 3sss97 6---Max
I Rostnbaum to Sarah Gems. 2Ol W lelst
ST. Dec 4, due as per notes. p c. atty.
Morris \ Rsbinovitch. ?ao Grand st $500
Fast Side.
EAST OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10Th sts)
lST Az, >, 80 .lst Vt, t5xs6-Kathryn
Holman 81 al to Alice N snedeker, East
orange, y J. Dec 10, due Jan |. 1917, 6
p G; attys, Wells S, 81 Nassau
5sTII ST. 5, 100 Sd av. eosi00, 6--Wtli!am
Beck to Herman Sunkenherg $50 80 sv.
Dec q, prior mts .s,ooo due as per bond !;
LEXiNGroN Az, $, I, n asth ., 2tsx
lOo-Joseph Larocqu., Jr, to seam.n's
bank Tor savings OF CITY OF y, 70
Wall n, Dec II. yrs. p c; attys, cad
wsader W & T, 30 wall ST., SEQ, 900
s:p NJ, >. 100 " Park ~, ,i7xiea Father
Levy to Bowery Saw Bank, 1873 Bowery,
Dec H. yrs, c; atty l. 7 Ina GO iso
.,TH sr, -. iiiii "a Az. .ssxio:. ~
Charlotte Haist TO Hy Lippold, sH
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Douglas L. Gilman Il co. have leased
30 East Seventy-ifth street, a four story
modern house. for Mrs. Dudley Phelps
20 Julien A Ripley
Joseph +. Day mas leased 70 Mrs. Anna
Shsrkey the threc story house AZ rs
East llGth street fpr a term ~ years.
The Houghtuu Company has leased .or
Hester Virginia Montgomery. Edna NJ.
Crane and Addie ". Adams the four
story ana basement dwelling at ) West
Sevcuty-fourth street 10 Mesdames Quoncc
and Duggan for "A term OF years.
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RENT LONG ISLAND PLACES.

John +. Scott has rented for Mrs.
Betz Taylor for term OF years her
house on the corner OF Burton avenue
and Chapman road. Woodmere. l.. 7.
to Howard 6 Cullman: also FOR Mrs.
Hannah y l., sherman her cottage known
~ "InGles!de" OF Breezy Way. Lawrence.
l.. l. to L. Howland Auchincloss and for
W II Schiller. his cottage known as
"Winona" at Lawrence, l.. l., to Robert
" ,ilfnrd
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RIVERS FOR SMALL FLATS.

THIRD AVENUE. Lo=wenthal q son
have purchased from stephen II. jack
son 1853 Third avenue five story
tenement with stores, on lot 25Nfj. adj
Joining the southeast corner OF Ninety
slghtn street.
BROOK AVENu"E--Smith& Phelps "a"e
sold for the Benenson Realty Company
20 John Eggers the southwest corner "i
Brook avenue and l69th street, a nNe
story modern Hat. on plot 5oNloo.
LYMAN PLACE-Armor Company has
bought 1896 to 1850 Lyman place, two
four story hats. on plots 33.oxNi ea1h'
between Stebbins avenue and Freeman
street.
BRYANT AVENUF--Cahn & Plttman
have sold Tor Mrs. l.. Williams the
southwest corner u Bryant avenue ana
17eth street, a three story frame dwell
ing OIL lot 25.jxll5i.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

WHITEHALL ST, q, allie MARY Kni~f e,
al to Fredk BruREemRni, West New York.
y J, 10 Yrs from August !. 1914, altys,
Holm, W =. IS Nassau st....,.... s. 500
to John stubbe. $40 W 4?i s, yrs from
May l. 1915; attys Holm. w 90
PARK Az, llSO uore-.Markwn Rl'y corp
10 Otto T. taNrcnhorst ll3r rark uF. I
n-oks-ssc ~, - e g.i 81 ....'.. 90
liTH ST. ~ =, rtorr a g..C,rn"., e
hlghiands J. 10 ?-ls yrs from AuF !.
an Nv. ,s.. ALVIN T rnne. s, is'4tS Sp
Els n inn,s 70 Chas Mayer S.i2 yrs
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BVYs RYE IiOMEsITE.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have sold FOR c,
Edgar Anderson 10 Edgar b Van Wrinkle
a pot on the north side OF Apawam!s
avenue. near Forest avenue, Rye. y. Y,
containing about one ana a halt acres.
The purchaser will improve the property
with substantial dwelling for occupancy.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
WIN nam. aud address o. Iendtrs az
torneyl

(Wlth name and address OF lenders at
torneyl
BRYANT Az. r, 200 i7.d IT, lse,loo
May 20, iSo--Kenson Const - TO Ella
A Bryant, 3sl Greene 1v, Brooklyn: atty,
r. De Grove. l45 Nassau 80 .... s. 200
i2TH ST, 3s " =, go9 Creenwi 49,
:+ss0, Feb Is, lsss--Pcter + Dom. 'n 90
Mutual LIE Inc co. 80 cedar -, a'N
I q Co i1f RWay ............ :, 600
iisTH ST loI W, 5, 1876 L'rpy as lsN
i00ll May IL, lgOb--lsrte' l. au4 riy .'Ie
Feinherg 10 Abr Ne,lrnHu. att. Mas
Monfr.td, l47 Nassau 81 .... .......... - 900
ALLEN ST. 81, - = n Broome ST. - sN
s78, Feb -, ls0i--Hy A Iafhn 10 Jacob
Lederer 2l5 W l97th 50; atty. : Frank.
enstein. II Rway............... ..... s. $50
SAME PROPERTY. july IS ls95--W william
and Ray Nowick ct al TO same atty.
same................ $4,000
10th ST n :, s,ss from cor S,h av,
GS.+xlO0.Ii, Fen q, 1903 Joseph Torh to
Jacob Lederer ATTY, PhiNp Levesou. rs
Bwsy .....'.............. sl7bO0
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TO REBUILD FIFTH AVE. HOUSE.
", 7. Parson Pians Extensive
changes 10 Recently Acquired Home

Herbert T Psrson Is about 10 enlarge
and practically rebuild tho house he re-
emily purchased from George II. Penni-
man az 1917 Fifth avenue, on "A plot
'9Nle7 having a 25 foot l. TO Eighty
eighth street. {. =. ~ Gilbert Is pre-
Daring plans for the proposed changes,
mica include the construction OF four
story extension on the street frontage,
bout 20x4S a new interior In the press
eat Hvo story residence on the avenue
AID the EI,Iding OF an additional story
On the present structure.
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.7,h st, Dee 10 syr. spe ATTY. T G 60

:7,h s.. pee 10 'yr' - c; atty. re GO:
West side.
twe'' of Fifth az; 3D.! 9s'~.'n FoHr'e'"'h and
BROADWAY. :. 3O.li tis' ~. g.liS--.
broadway. cor ust -. 81 2.siil--rh.
30 M,,. n'G 800 srosa~s a,- G.-p 2 T're,9e' l.
!. 1924 % c. Dec 90; ATTY. Lana
Manhattan ls ang' Ho',h Of 'ro,h ST.
9TH Az, $. 1j.li liht5 %. 15Nloo. 5th
~. 5 s5.ii iisM E.. 15>loo--ia.s
esrs 81, " ISM =, PRIOR ausse $4,000.
aIc June !, 49,. y g. N's 80. H.t
ci sa,ifsE;sSSSlSsT4r 4 Z. i. ... q
..-s. - y 9is. =. Dee IA. prior mtse
'95 ooo. d.niand G, 4''y. Abe \ -.
lsiTH ST. e cor Bwly 'os ix;7 Baay.
Ro..nG;fs to NE Msropo IA, y LII, IN. % o.
Madison ay due Sept !, 1919. y e.
H.! ngs i a''y'' wo"dford' ns L. / Mao ~.
Borough o; The Brons
S SSS Int Vsi1o g Kali Won Der
Yrs. sp c; atty. Katie Won der H,yia
..sT8 ST n 'c con Whiis plain. -a. . SO
ilts--Goiane Pub ishing % 20 Henry
persener, liss Fulton. -. prcoklya. prio!
T Ttr ZOO e S Seon, Vernon, :, $3.50 dao
BRYANT Ay. =. 700 ii2d It. Is ssloo--
sco,,i'h s, Hod.ns 40 to Like, N,Suwen-
yrs. ~ c; atty. L Co. 10
aa?D IT, n :. 1861 " n4rncs av. 5oyss-
1855 white - aims AS, Jan - W. p r.
s''ys. Gtsche!d; = r an A.. .lr.
ELIOT ;lj Az IT., 'o'on =, IS
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BROADWAY HOTEL FOR sas. 900.

tn. 1850 Broadway Corporation has
purchased the southeast corner OF Broad
way and Forty-frst street, the CONT
nenta. Hotel property with s35, COO cash
According TO records fled yesterday, Mrs
florence Mabee sold the property 10 the
new owners for $4,000, but she ad-
Vsnced them $4,000 Of this at per cent
'or ten years leaving them in possession
With an equity OF less than per cent
~ the sel,ing price
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John Greer has sold FOR VI. Muetter TO
an Investor the six story tenement with
stores on pot 5OxlO0 on tine south side
OF Eighth street, 200 feet east OF Vernon
avenue, Long Island CITY.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In the
Msbhsttas SaIesrooM.
lat IL VESEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day,

18TH ST. 20 20 80 ", n 8. 4o5 S,h av.
6tNsss. ~ sty oft and str bldg-Union
htge co VS. Arnel Realty co e. al. due
t567.0Ole 81: taxes, &c, ki5s7.35; adjourned
to December IS.
LEXINGTON Az. 1925 and 1928. VS. iocli
Estate " TsSpayers Realty co ct al. du.
sl2.34i52; taxes. sc. st5s.85; mtge. $40
600; 20 the plaintiff ,.........,..,.s Si. Os2
By Henry Brady.
I'D Az. 1911. =, - ssth ~. .sxio0, 8 sty
tnmt and strs--ENcelslor Savings Rank
W. Israel Jacobson ct al; Que, sle.3sa4S:
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GYMNAs,uw roR THOMPSON ST.

p' the west side Of Thompson street.
-'-l0 Zee, north OF Prince street two
t'ory gymnasium and day nursery il 10
b. erected for the Society OF F-iars Min. T..
~ - Francis the Rev Ferdinand Parri.
"il nave frontage OF 3l.9 feet and
depth ot 90 feet, Francis A. Morris
= .4e architect and has estimated the
~. Al $50 900
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VIEW INDUSTRY IN QUEENS.

'Ha Cross & Brown Company has
ICED thr entire second roor. containing
5000 square feet, IN the firepropt
..- at ia, EIutbcasj corner nj W'b.
md Second avenues, Long Island
'. ihs Fielding Euamellng Com
. which will establish an automobile
1g ana general enameIling plant.
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unoI<ERIGE NOTES.

Clw4ri y crosby y co. We're ~" nroN-
,r. who negotiated tho sa." OF -"' ant
2In West l2>tn street, recorded yesterday.
for Mrs Helen II. ia4Ght 20 Louis Fe.u-
uul
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NEW REALTY COMPANY.

The Manhattanvllle Realty Corporation
was Incorporated a; Albany yesterday
with capital Of 5000 and with directors
Homer II. Giles, Frank F. Giles and Will
lam i Giles
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PURCHASE A>prxcu,>or.

We WILL NAL you = fo- l." .afs -
o. fn's- teeth any r0r5f''ar send Poo. .lsI.
EtToS LAFNP t~OHN 10. he-ro- Moss
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SUI rises II Sun sets a:s Noon rises. las
HON WATER THIS DAY.
s.payn.E ~ GOV r.l.aa .stSi Rel GATE ..sHi
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hk Q o: GovI,lsno oiS Hen Gsu .i1S
ArrIN.d-FRrDAY. D.---e.r II
"a Acso".a s.s' 4 Glssgo~, Sov-r
be- -
:. saxon Prince ? 30 a " Cardiff Ncv.m
:, M,,co l..,- 7 NJ, Havana. December
,-Tsr4., y VI Colon D., er5er
:. Nors '':,o a N Matansas Dozen
- Pm. WHEN l. 4. ". Hay,. D.oen
Na-
- Nsr4r, q. 20 \ NJ. Grenada December
- r. -. Galveston. he amber 8.
- CS o. Mon goulerv, savannah, D-c.n
ber
:, san Jacinto Galveston pecsmoer
=. jamestown Ncrfo'k De. enher 10
- PaWrce. Philadelphia December 10.
g AMERICAN No-f0lb. D~cemh"- 10
LsIN'. o-'.''s ..." II Philsdel
,s plnl..a %,r'.,R pr,n.-- .
- .>uu, Norip.A Dec alJ-r
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRs
- L..taria. o. l.varp0o.
- kHr't r-'. o. lJ'''rIln
- Nt-9g't'c Al London
SAILED FOR SEW YORK
- A.,anyc from Cri"ohal
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Highest tengcratur. 49, at p. VI
Lowe temperature 81. at75n n &
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The receipt. from customs December were
s. or aO3. from internal revenue. ordinary 81
4'f iE-. CORPORATION tar, S-lt and M. 81
llucous, S3-'5, National bank notes received
for redemption. S s--,6T,.
The cash statement OF the United states
Treasurer for December Q shows.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

wASUlNCTOS Dec The statement ~
the recr nis anu pas warrants OF tho Treasury
shows
Dec TIL. month Fiscal year
Receipts. &c.,. s.tro'" !'-.---. N'q SIS t.o 'sf
Pay Warran's $50 ls.Gll 80 ga 20, 'o'
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nENERAL FINN

a To redeem ouisiant' certificates 81 s3t o,f N6a
U Grand tots! cash ass IN Treasury 96a. iS2 So
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ives, OF Fifth av between Four,ssath and
lio'l stsJ
BROADWAY. s. SOIL 4is' a. ga.llN--.
broadway. So cor I-t ~. 81 -sNtl THE
No 1850 Broadway Corp 20 Florence !.
Nabee. Saratoga springs 3 ia. ne.
l. 1874 . c. Dec 90; ATTY. ; I'Aw7~-
eaux q? Bway ....... $4,000
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-08-28

as SHOWN by the plat of survey, are
'Stonewall Jackson" lode, unsurvey-
ed; Globe" lode, unsurveyed; "Johan-
ner No. 2" lode, unsurveyed; Santa
Lucia lode, unsurveyed; Santa Isa-
bella" lode, unsurveyed, md unknown
claims, unsurveyed.
any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the mining ground, veins,
lodes, premises, or any portion there
OF, so described, surveyed, plated
and applied for, are hereby notified
that unless their adverse claims are
duly fled, according to law, and the
regulations hereunder, within the
time prescribed by law, with the
REGISTER of the United States Land
Office, at Phoenix, in the County of
Nsricopa. State of Arizona, they will
be barred by virtue of the provisions
Of said statute.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN,
Register of the United States Land
Office, Phoenix, Arizona
e ROSS,
Claimants Attorneys,
3isbee, Arizona
First Publication August 81, 1914.
Last Publication October 16, 1914.
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or Constable, clifton Precinct:

1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of Constable OF
Clifton Precinct, subject to the decis-
ion of the Democratic voters in the
Democratic Primary election to be
held on September Sth, 1914.
JOHN BRADBURY,
Clifton, Arizona
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-08-28
For Supervsor-

7 hereby Announce myself candid
ate for the office of Supervisor OF
Greenlee County, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic Primary cleo
ton to be held in the month of Sep
TENDER, 1914.
Yours very truly,
A. L. GRAVELY.
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SAM SIDEBOTHAM,
For County School Superintendent:

For County School Superintendent:
Through the Copper Era desire to
announce myself as a candidate for
the office of County Superintendent OF
Schools and shall submit my candid
acy for the nomination to the decision
of the democratic voters in the demo-
cratic primary election of 1914.
Respectfully,
LUCY H. PURDUM,
Morenci, Arizona
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For State Senator:

Subject to decision of majority
of the democratic voters of Green
lee County at the democratic pri-
1c,ar.es en- September Sth, 1914, 1
hereby announce myself as a candid
ate for State Senator from Greenlee
County.
GEO. H. CHASE.
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National Forest.
Notice is hereby given that the
lands described below, embracing
35S. so acres, within the Apache Ma
tional Forest, Arizona, vii be sub
ject to settlement and entry under the
provisions of the homestead laws of
the United States and tie act of
June Ii, 1906 GA Stat, 233), at the
United States land office at Phoenix,
Arizona, on October "a, 1914. Any
settler who was actually and in good
faith claiming any of said lands for
agricultural purposes prior to January
1, 1906, and has not abandoned same,
has a preference right to make
homestead entry for the lands actually
occupied Said lands were listed
upon the applications of the persons
mentioned below, who have a prefer
ence right subject to the prior right
of any such settler, provided such set
tier or applicant is qualified to make
homestead entry and the preference
right is exercised prior t. October "a,
1914, on which date the lands will be
subject to settlement and entry By
any qualified person. The lands are
as follows The NEA of NW14, the
Ell of E1a of NWA of NWA. the n
y of NJ of SEA of NWA, the NE
4 of NEH of SWA of NWA, Sec.
81, T. N, R. 81 E., G.. and S. R.
NJ, 81. so acres, listed upon the APP
plication of Joe J. Hale, Blue, Ari-'
IONA; List 4-3141.
The tract of 90 acres, within unsur-
veyed, but what will probably be,
when surveyed, Sec. Is, T. 80 N, R.
80 E., described by metes and bounds
as follows: Beginning at Corner No.
L, whence the section corner common
to Secs. "a and So, T. N, R. 80
E., and Secs. ii and Is, T. 81 N,
R. 80 E, bears N. II chains and E.
% 81 chains; extending thence S. 100
=, IS chains: thence S. so W., 80
chains: thence N. 100 w, "a chains;
tEence N. SO E., 81 chains 20 corner
No. 1, the place of BEGINNING, listed
uDon the application of Joe Brooks,
Blue. Arizona: List 3-3146.
A tract of 143 acres, within unslIr-
veyed, but what will probably be,
when surveyed, Secs. % and 80, T.
NJ, R. 80 E., described by metes and
bounds as follows: Beginning at cor
ner No. 3, whence Forest Service
Monument bears N 400 E., 3. 40
chains: extending thence S. 400 w,
As. 80 chains; thence N. so w, 10
chains: thence N. To E., 10. so chains;
thence N. 400 E., 81 chains; thence
N. SO w, 26.7 chains; thence N
~ E., III cna1nS- JHSnCS D ~ go
so chains to corner No. 3, the place
of beginning; listed upon the applica-
ton of Miss Nora Mayors, Blue, Ari-
IONA: List 3-3171.
4 tract Of 81 acres, within unsurvey-
ed. but what will probably be, w1en
surveyed, Sec. 10, T. N, R. 80 E.,
described by metes and bounds, as
follows Beginning at corner No. l.,
whence the east quarter corner of
/ Sec. 10 bears due east 90 chains; eX-
tending thence S. So w, 10 chains;
thence N. 10 w, 40 chains; thence
N. So E., IS chains; thence S. 130 E..
10 chains; thence S SO E., 10 chains;
thence S. 150 w, 1850 chains to
corner No. 1, the place of beginning;
/ listed upon the application of Clar-
erce Martin, Nutrioso, Arizona; List
3-31S1.
august Il, 1914
D. K. PARROTT,
Acting Assistant Commissioner of
! the General Land Office.
! -2S-4tc.
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HELLOi Do you know 1 have an
up-to-date electrical machine shoe
shop on Chase Greek. Bring me
your work. H. SEMI.
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For Constable, Precinct No. 8:

1 hereby announce my candidacy,
subject to the action of the Democra-
tic primary September. 1914. for
the office of Constable of Metcalf Pre-
cinct No. 8.
R. l.. LESTER.
Metcalf, Arizona
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For Justice Of the Peace

Subject to the result of the demo
cratic primary election 1 hereby an
nounce myself as a candidate for The
office of Justice of the Peace of the
Clifton Precinct
]. A. McWILLIAMS
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For Justice Of the Peace

1 take this opportunity to announce
myself as a candidate for the office
of Justice of the Peace of Clifton
Precinct, subject to the wishes
of the Democratic voters in the pri-
mary election
THEO. SHIRLEY
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For REPRESENTATIVE:

Subject to the majority decision OF
the democratic voters in the demo-
cratic primary election Sept. s, 1914.
hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Representative in the
Legislature from Greenlee county.
S. F. LANFORD.