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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24
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Office Of City Treasurer of the City of
Idaho Springs, Colorado
Idaho Springs, Colorado
Sept. l9, 1914
To All whom it May Concern
You are hereby notified that the I'M
dersigned, City Treasurer Of the City
Of Idaho Springs, Colorado, has as such
City Treasurer the necessary and suffi
cient funds in her hands to the credit
Of the Redemption Fund to pay in full
the principal and interest Of the Water
Ronds of said City of Idaho Springs,
Colorado, numbered One and Two, in
the sum Of One Thousand dollars each
both Of date September LIST, 1904, and
that the amennt due ON each Of said
Bonds will be paid By me on presenta-
ton Of the sanse ut my ONCE in the
City Of Idaho 6pEi1gs, Colorado, and
1t the expiration Uf thirty days from
this date said above described Bonds
will cease to bear interest.
ELSIE CRIBBIS
City Treasurer Of the City Of Idaho
Springs, Colo. St
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24

When the chest feels on fire and the
throat burns, you have indigestion and
you need HERBlNE to get rid Of the
dissgreeable feeling. 1t drives out
badly digested food, strengthens tie
stomach and puri6es the bowels. Price
Soc. Sold by H. A. Elliott.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24

Z. P. Ecklund will preach Sunday
night at the Methe dist Chvrch at 7:3C
O'Clock. Subject will be ''The Devil's
Loop, and Leap for Life" He is .
member of Billy Sundays company.
He will echo Sunday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24

Miss Nellie Homes visited several
davs with Jud Brown and family. She
was on her way from New brunswick,
tralia where she is connected with one
Of the public charitable ir stitutios. She
and MIR. Brown are cousins.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24

A present day c G,orge Washington
hvins at East Orange, N. J., had te
take the oath just like anyone else
when he appeared as an expert In the
case OF man who sued \ surety com
pany because . contractor built .
aoISe with = leaky roof.
Judge. l don't believe 1t necessar,
TO place this witness under oath" .aid
one OF the lawyers. when Washinstou
was put on the stand.
We are not dealing with chsrrv
6ees, returned Judge Mountain. ana
tns witness was sworn. He testified
that the roof was lssky. but the iury
decided that ths owner oouIdux -.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24
Republican State Ticket

Unified States Senator
HUBERT WORK
Congressman. Third District.
NEIL n. M'LEAN
Justice of the Supreme Court,
JOHN CAMPBELL
Governor,
GEO. A. CARLSON
Iieutent Governor,
NJ f. LEWIS
Secretary of State.
JOHN f. RAMER
State Treasurer.
ALLISON STOCKER
State Auditor,
HARRY E MULNlX
Attorney General.
VIM B. GOBLIN
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
KAgHEhlNE L. CRAIG
Regents of the University,
C C PARKS
THOMAS L. WILKINSON
Republican County Tick t
pRESENTATIVE-
HERMAN f. Crist
GEORGETOWN
CLERK AND RECORDER
BENJAMIN A. HOLLEi
Idaho Springs
FRANK SEROY
Idaho Springs
TREASURER
HI. ROBERTS
Idaho Spring
ASSESSOR
CHARLES A. EROSION
B-ookvale
SUPERINTENDENT
ANNA DINGLE
Dumont
SURVEYOR
FRANK A MAXWELL
Georgetown
CORONER
DR.. ALAN d. FRASER
Idaho Springs
CoMMIssIoNER:IsT. DIST.
GEORGE w. FORD
Idaho Springs
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
K. B. GRISWOLD
JOHN, A. WILKINS
CoNsTABJ.ES
FRED THERO
WILLIAM HAWKE
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24

Tom johnson has got some FL e
ore in the Quito and he is prepar-
ing to run it through the Mix. ell
mill. He is looking forward to
arge shipments.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24

Mr.. Abel Guion left Tor South
Carolina on Tuesday. where he
goes TO examine a large mining
property. He expects to be gone
several weeks.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24

The Shakespeare CLUB will meet
with Mrs. Spessard on Tuesday
evening, the twenty-seventh of
October.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24

Charles Ribbine, superintendent
of the State Hathery at Denver,
was IN the city Tuesday night
making a delivery of fine Rainbow
trout. He brought sixteen cans
of about 500 fish es ch ard dis
tributed them at various points in
the county. These were secure d
through the attenti on of Thos. A
Jones.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24

The following is taken from the
The Pueblo Chieftain of October
10th:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOHN TRATHEN, DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day the ninth day of November, A. D.
1914. being one Of the regular juridi-
cial days Of the September A. D. 1914,
Term Of the County Court of Clear
Creek County. Colorado, /, Mary A.
Trathen, Administrative with the Will
annexed Of said Estate. will appear be-
fore the JudDa.a n asaid Court, pfesaat
my accounts For final settlement as such
Administrative. and pray the approval
Of the same, and viii then apply to be
discharged - such Administrative: at
which time and place any person in in
terest may appear and present objec-
tions to the same, if any there be
Dated at Idaho Springs. Colo, Oct. IL.
1914
MARY A TRATHEN,
Admistratrix with the Will annexed Of
the Estate Of John Trathen, deceased
ERWIN L REGENNlTTER
Attorney for Administratrix
First pub October II, 1914
Last pub. November
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24

Mr.. Frank Schlrmer of Boston
Mass and president of the Argo
NJ. d. L. 4 T. Co. tThe New
house Tunnel speuI several day
in the city this week examining
the work that is going on in the
tunnel both by the company ard
the many properties that are OF
Grated throus h the Newhonse,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24

Nj. w. n. Leigh AMI daughter
left on Monday morning after
spending several days most pleas
andy with Mr.. A. A. Slower, who
is a nephew and cousin respective
~ of the guests. They go to Long
Beach. their home, and we're re-
turning from Nebra aska, where
they had their home until two
years ago. Mr.. Leigh has figured
in clean politics for years and was
a member of the legislature where
they form erly resided. The scribe
of this paper enjoyed most pleas
ant visit with him and only re-
gretted that it was not longer
one, as he is very inte sting cor
versatlonalist.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-24

Large Areas Opened to Home
steaders.
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weather for the Week,

WASHINGTON. Jan. THE weathss
Bureau issued to-day the following weekly
forecast:
The present pressure distribution over the
northern hemisphere Is not favorable for
any extended period OF fair weather over the
United states during the coming week
Rainy weather will continue In the Psciho
coast States. and storms and considerable
snow and rain are also probable In the
plateau region. except the extreme southern
portion.
The weather will be generally fair for
few days over the central and eastern por-
lions of the country except on Monday when
snow will continue from the lake region east
ward II will be somewhat colder In the
East and comparatively low temperatures
will continue in the Southeast.
The storm of the Washington coast will
move eastward, accompanied by rains ana
SHOWS and rising temperatures, reaching the
central portion of the country about Wednes.
day and the Eastern states a day later 10
will be followed by rising pressure and fall-
ing temperatures for a day or two. but
probably not OF marked change, beginning
about Tuesday over the Canadian North
west and reaching the Eastern states b! ne
end OF the week.
Another disturbance viii reach the Pscihc
coast shortly after the middle OF the week
and will probably extend eastward ana
southeastward over the plateau region,
crossing the Rocky Mountains by tile end
of the week but probably without pre-
cIpitation east ot the mountains ny tha'
time
In the South the weather will be mostly
fair. except on Monday. when locsl rsins
ar. probable In the East Gulf states
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.

TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
sddrs:: party q second party eS"' IL 0"''e'
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth ST.
eoxsa sxsa.s--Ten Eyck r Bsardsiey
70 rrann Tsti. 1<l Mott ct. b and .. and
GLOSSY ST. ii. .itaioc.inv.rn...' Really
Go to Aberdeen BE-, n.n Realty Go. ts Wall e.. Jan
~ Wall st....,............. 800
East Side.
east OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth ana
10th sts)
nth ST. as Z. ssxio2. a-Msnry R.sss to
mtg. $4,000; atty. John Hovorks. IS John
10TH ST. SIS b. 'sts;iS-ca..ar Realty Z
Const Co TO Victor ouareiii, i5s ist av.
Dec ~; atty, A Ferme. 1879 Bway -. 800
West side.
twest OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
WEST END Az i. ~, 'tso ,.,
Frederic Crowninshieid to Peter ] shields
Prospect pL Dec Is; atty. T q Co. l5s
10TH ST. n q. 200 . iBBwsy. 7sxioo.ii.Magpyy
Tilyou to Tilyou Realty Co. SURF sv.
DN's"' NV "a .'.'.............. vi
Uptown.
CManhattan Island, north Of il0th ST.
nth 18th. ST w,; q W ,s1ioo.ii.Aer Nelson 20
&C; Is iscs atty soi Fs i 's IS 'iSs iesa
,sip 81, s. i. ,,.,ceiiGP.aii!ln. L,dins $40 TO
,,ssr isiys 81 s,cdd:.d Z NJ: i?s Byay; :; 500
Mun.os sr TO 81 ans
1eI i2s,h e. mtg $4,000. Jan % atty;
10th 81: : sss ' xm...rdamn sy, 'iisiSSS
and ano. sis 81 Fax $. a. jan S mss a
HS; atty. q Co. i7s Bway. ...........s u
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RATTsFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders attorney
LOT iai: map 1875 Lohbauer Park. June IL.
wEsr END Az. s. s7, 7sih st, run. 's
Is 70 be-. 90, j, iissi:LM,aani.ss Brown
70 Sadie sphinx atty V l. Hsine; sSs
WEST END AZ -. s72s ism st. herein.
before described-ssme to same; atty.
WEST END Av. SIS. se cor 7s,h st. , runs
3sx ~ * COX lax w n Sax ~
4sx W ii.sx n siox W s.,s to av
nack.r ct al; at,ys Arn,,ein & Levy.
SANE pRopiiERrY, Oct g. isic-sanass' 0G 10
WEST End az. .s7s.,7s. -. cor is,h Inst st.
rum. ask .!ax COX lax i?x s iss
70 s.s9ssm. 70 same ap,ys, same. 5000 s
SANE PROPERTY. June ., isos-same to
YIN NJ Martin exr' atty 6 60. I7s
18th ST. -, g rom = cor West Ens
Minnie Brown to Ada 1 shiland, atty..
u, shi,sI d. 4 HEDGES. 50 Pine 81 $3.50
AK s.icI Tx is. IS to ssv
~ 2e 70 beg, Jan 10. lsOs-BenaJsh N
ana .,,d, Alec Martin rn to powery Saw Bank;
shovel. Apr !. isis-MInnis T '' Brown to
a PLAT; 3 Rector s., ....,."..'. sis 500
WEST 50, Emp y Az Az, az run, % ~; |:
olVx . Ii.ox = $.bh b,2A 9lX lSx
W II xn W 80 W ~ to 9 3 av K n 81 TO
beg. Feb s, isi2-Same to Fredk Bertuch;
atty. q Co. l7S Bway 900
Av 4, " o. 2b . ssth st. 2b.5x7e. May !, 1855
-Emeline and Ella Johnston to German
Savings Bank: ATTY. sisismund Kaufman.
'sTH 81. 81: a. p in s.n,r. Of party wall
22xieos. Sept ~. ls0s-,Jno Hasseiberger
10 Emigrant Indust saw Bank: atty, VIM
Orr. 81 Chambers st. ..,...,.....e6.o0 900
nth ST. o. - W Az A, 25xl02,2, Dec H.
ls01-Msry = Mcnamara to JOS d Fannie
Wsid.nfsid; atty. Gates Hamburger. 1874
rRxNsFER OF TAX Lien Sos june s.'i Is
1913, lots llI2-ls. Wakefeid--North Bronx
Really co to Dep, Of Finance: ,ssS q
iSoA-Michsei vitucci to Hudson Rose,
~rH xv. Is. 50 SAN st. run, . bs.ss
<itx . e to pit 1910 from av "
10 10x n 62s to beg. Oct 80. 1s77--Myer
and Rose Rosenblatt TO U s Trust co,
trustee; sttys. Stewart q 6hsarer. Is Wall
S4TH ST, n :. 2s5' 9th av. s5.iisissSSG
l2l 2. Aug s, le7--Eliz Lycstt to Mutual
Life lna Co. 50 Cedar st....,..,...tb 900
thony sv. 6oxl25 May 10. iss7-chas v
and Mary Haley to Peter Bussing;
atty, lily b wesseimsn. 100 Bway. 81, .o6
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PANAMA and JAMAICA

THROUGH CUBA ROUTE
FAST NEw SERVICE BETWEE> >ANTl-
AND JAMAICA Bi THE NEW
=. =. PRINCE RUPERT" the fastest and
meet luxurious vessel plytaS In these waters.
steamer leaves San Tia 60 Mondays. " ednesdsys.
Fridays. y. NJ: arrives Port An ionic $50 y. NJ
arrives Kin gxton 100 a. n. following morning.
Steamer leaves Kin gston Tuesdays. Thursdsys
Saturdays. $40 p. NJ: arrives p. An tonic 80 p.
Al jamaica passen gers may connect with any Of
the e,eamships from or TO the Panama Canal and
the luxurious trains OF the Cuba Railrosd between
Ha vana and San tia 70 Afford a splendid opper-
tunity Of seeing Cuba en- route.
For further particulars apply 10 The CUBA
IA lLROAD CO.. 81 william ST.. New York.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow. Z
For eastern New York. snow to-
day, with brisk 10 high north winds,
colder at night with = cold wave In

nOrth portions Imtr tomorrow.
For southern New England. ram a, ,,ox
to. day. with high north winds. colder a,
night; colder ana R.pernlIy fair to.nnrrov
For New Jersey, snow or rain. urobabiy
snow to.day with briak 10 bish nor,h IN
northwest winds: colder AT night. fair t.
morrow
For western New York. snow dav
colder at night. generally oloudv ,o.morrow,
brisk to birh north TO nor,b.us, winds
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The severe storm
which prevailed over the Atlantic states was
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MORTGAGFS.

with name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
tSouth of Fourteenth streetD
WATER ST, . cor Clinton Of. ssx737-Ells
Deiaheld to Title q q Co. i76 Bway
Jan J, due. &c. as per bond ....... $50. 900
East Side.
EAST of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
9th ST. a. r. 20xl0o.5-Clara A Bowron
to DAM Sands IS <ed ct. Jan 2. pr
mtg S2b.ooo due as per bond; attys White
c. IL Wall st................'.S $50 900
West Side.
west Of Fifth av between Fourteenth and
10th stsD
18TH AN, W .. % 4eth Al. a0.lOxl0o-
Ellen II McAleer to Myron straus. 6 Storm
av. OF y. Jan 2. due Aug g 1914.
sp c: atty, Schavrien. - Court st.
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north of 10th ST.
hist ST. -. $50 W Amsterdam av e5x--
Florence Harris and ano 10 BETTE Wise,
2S+6 Bway. Dec 81, pr mtg 5000, 2 yrs.
spc: atty. l. Marx. 12s Bway. 81, 500
18TH ST, n ., 25s W Ans NV, 17xlO0. pr mt 4
e7,000-Hans q Miikstadt and ano 20 Gala
bra Bldg Co. 2N Mott at. Jan .. due Feb 1.
1917. p CT atty, q Co, l76 Bway 81. s&S
TERRACE VIEW Av. " .. 1863 n Leyden
H. 6oxioo--Graycis N Schumacher ct al
20 Geo y Reinhardt, 13%l Franklin av.
Dec 20. due a. per bond: atty. Adoiph r
Gutzsell., 80 Park Row. .............S 1000
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LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

IRVING Pl. cor 18th st, 4l.<xso-
Emily w Glenn ct al W. Walter WoIcott
ct 81 faction to set aside Deeds Acl;
sttya Dowssy q PSrsons.
TERRACE VIEW Av, = 1873 Kings
bridgs av. S0xio0-Augusta Wiz w Louise
Muller foreclosure Of mtgS; attys, Rabe
DAWaON ST, s7e- George W Freeborn,
trustee. vs. woolf RosenthaI ct al faction
10 set aside deed) atty. u II Epstein.
HOE AV n cor Home st. 100. 3xt0.3--
MarGaret Knox Va First Preferred Realty
Corp ct al foreclosure OF mtss)i atty.
HONE III, s7s--same W. same (foyeolosurs
81 mtGs); atty. A Knox.
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ZANE atty same ref; due. ss.sss77, ts.ss,
xAIoNAH Av. lsss, y T. 70 n 2ssth IT. sex
IVo, sly dwlg-6ame agt same, action 8;
zane atty. same ref; due, oa.sss.o7; taxes,
KAToNAH Xv. 1897. " .. 60 n ,ssth ct, ssx
loo. sty dwlg-Same agt same action 4;
snams :tsy; same ref; due. e2.ess.77; taxes.
KAToNAH Av. $3.50. " 8. so n sssth At. FOX
100. sty dwlg-same agt same action 6;
same atty; same ref; due, e2.7a717: taxes,
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RECORDED LEASES.

20 Oily. 9 surnham, :ss W ssth e. ":
SAP ST. > 800 " 10Th av, ioc1sss, s,Iw
kath Moore 70 the George Irving Co.
sss s. is.a s 4, n yrs IRON May
GREENWICH Az, is2. store nosf and
bsmt-Katherltna Kratz TO Karl schs efer
.ilis; attys. Duross co. Ib5 W 18th st..ssei
18TH q. 2os and 40: i2t,h st, aoS 70
Wooiworth. Co. sss Bway. 10 yrs from
IN Neg ,sr .,;x..;,;.:: .',loeo
from Dec 1. 1913; atty. Jacob L drubsl,
lbs Bway. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %, 900
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NECHANICR LIENS.
Nanhattan.

slD eT, lI3 E-MOrls WOlnngeT I'll vi AIT
IL East seth 1t Co. ownsri l. Ksntor d
sRSSAD6 SsY isii.joo::ph; II Potter ~ act act
Louis Martin. Inc lessee and contrao-
AsSTH BIZ ! 10 ii Wv & Davis & q" Inc.
Art Forty-hfth st Realty 10. owner; = j
Dun q Sons and Fisisehman Bros Co, con.
NE f!aSt cHAMBERs sT, O. 'saad Duane st. 4" 40
Jchn kuIi agt Catherine Diver. extrx,
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AssIoNNENrs OF MorroAGrs.

AMERICAN MTG co 70 Lincoln Trust
STERN. PAULINE q. 20 LAWYERS MT: Rte
LAWYERS TILE ms d r co to Rs, h' "
FINKELsifEiN. ApoLPH. to Abraham Ger, Gspv
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Ss San Juan. San Juan. SSi miles south Of
Sandy Hook at noon.
SIS Sabine, brunswick. $40 mtles south OF
Sandy Hook at p. NJ.
Ss Alamo, Galveston. 2e4 miles east OF
Galveston bar at J., NJ.
IS Frieda, Baltimore ~ miles south OF
Sandy Hook 1t 7 r, NJ.
Ss Antilles. New Orleans, 1ss miles north
west OF Tortugas at A. NJ
SIS Radiant, Baton Rouge. lSb miles west
" s. Vi Rio New Orleans. Ell miles south Of
Sandy Hook at noon.
SIS FL oceidente Galveston rs miles
south Of Sandy Hook at noon.
IS Comus. New Orleans. 23s miles south Of
Sandy Hook NJ noon.
"a Bayamon, San Juan. $50 miles south OF
Sandy Hook at noon.
IS Huron. Jacksonville, sst mtlss south OF
Sandy Hook at y, N.
IS FL Vale. Galveston. e7b miles eAst Of
Galveston bar at noon.
SIS I'll Sol. Galveston, ~ miles north Of
Jupiter at +. NJ
SIS Apache. jacksonville, mfes north Of
ST. Johns bar at 7. NJ.
So Concho, Galveston, 500 miles south Of
sandy Hook at u. NJ,
Ss Saratoga, Havana, sos mslis south Of
Sandy Hook AT y. NJ,
~ Comal Mobile, $40 miles south Of Sandy
Hook 81 r. ~.
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sATIsEIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

l<sTH ST. &I2 Wr--Richard Il Thibaut, Inc,
AT, cunard Realty Co ct al Fsb. q,
ssTH ST 9 W--James r Nuno agt Louis
Stern ct al, Nov co. 19i3...,,,.,,,,Slse.s 80
New Amsterdam Holding Co ct a., Nov
~ 1919 (by beud) ...,..........tl os,N
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rtsee 5'2O Sun sets 20. as Moon SETS. l.;M
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
~; Cox. Island. 2:2i He'll Gate. al
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH X. sos Gov Island. .9Os He'll Gate. ~
Avy,ved-SCNDAY. January 4.
SIS Carrnania, $50 p. NJ. Liverpool. Dece mber a.
IS Kursk. iia6 r. N. Saturday. Copenhagen.
Dece mber "a r, =,
IS Iroquois, sos p. ". Turks Island, Deem
Der 80. . ,
SIS Terminus, $50 r. H. Saturday. Havana
S 1iiy Of s.. Louis Savannah. january I.
Sc Hamilton, Norfolk. January o.
IS Vadura, Norfolk. January.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Vcne ziA, on Gibraltar
SIS Principe di Piemonb, a. Genoa
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
Sc Nieuw Amsterdam from Boulogns.
Ss lApand. from Dover.
Ss LusiAniA, from Queenstown.
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sURROGATEs NOTICEA.

LEE. FREDERICK Hin pursuance of an
order q Non RcSer, LSdoT rGwls
10 al persons hs wing elaine against Frederick
H. Lee. late OF the County Of Now York. deceased,
10 nreaent the anne with vouchers thereof TO tho
subssribers at their place Of transacting business
A. the once Of Harry y. Zuckert No. ~ Cedar
Street, In tho City Of New YORK. on or before
the iiih day Of March next.
Dated. New YoIk, the 9th d. o. September. 1914
CHARLES N. LEE,
MAITLAND +. GRIGGs.
Rxecutors.
HARRY n. zUCKERT. Attorney for Executors.
No. 81 Cedar Street. Borough of Manhattan. New
vovk T''w
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEA

All or part Of corner suite Of eight Offices
i"okinx Herald square. TO sublet ~ a. con
cession 10 desirable tenant. SAGE tOUNDA-
TION HOMES COMPANY. ~ West saith
Atreet,
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lessee and contractor. Samuel GlantE,
lessee ,,..............,. .t762ll
Bronx.
ryNDAII, AV, vs. l26 n 26sth st-victor
lambeth q Bros ast Anna Ryan owner;
j Diehl Const Co. contractor, ;.;,a..., 40
HALEY AV. $3.50 and 8<62-Luigi CastaldO
agt Filomena ventarola, owner; Frane.seo
rRiNiTY Nv ioswCyrii o Aiberga ast
Patrick McKsnns, owner; Frank A Clark,
rR eGSrry'oXv Nv. iio-saimie az, same. -, ssss
Trinity Az. 7i:-same sgt same. 'estS
Trinity AV, 7i4-Same Rgt same. $3.50
Trinity Av. 7l6--same agt same. So go
10th ST, Q. whole front bet River av
and Gerard av--John simmons Co agt
Henry l. Morris, owner; = J Dun 4 sons:
DEF He rfiW XIV ss25 and 'sss7.E,ineii Chan.
dsiier Co. Inc, agt Edison Bldg Co. owner
ykhh f ST Az. " cor isi.:t ct. iss snSts
--LsniKan Bros. Inc. aEt Tobruck Const
Wharf.-The Nv, - W cor isist :iEBrons
supply Co agt Tobruck COnst Corp, owner;
John Kendall Plumbing Corp. contrac.
, : = :
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-23
LOUIS MARSHALL WILL
AID FRANK IN COURTS

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. %. - Louis
Marshall of New York city. one of
the leading constitutional lawyers OF
America, will conduct the new fight
for Leo NJ Frank before the United
States supreme court in an effort to
get the case before that tribunal for
a review on an appeal from the de-
cision Of Judge William Newman of
the United States district court who
Saturday denied the application for a
writ of habeas corpus.
Mr.. Marshall is expected to go to
the capital from New York in a day
or two TO make the first move through
an appeal 10 Justice Lamar of the
Georgia district, for a certification OF
the appeal. The exact time the for.
NAL application would be made has
not been determined.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-23
LAKE SHORE MERGED
WITH N. Y. C.. AND H. R.
Stockholders Vote 10 Join Interests
Many General Office Employees
to Lose Jobs in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. o., Dec. 23.-The
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Co. ceased to exist Tuesday
when stockholders in that and six sub
sidiary companies voted favorable on
the proposition TO merge with the New
York Central and Hudson River Rail
road Co. The voting of the stock
holders was done by proxy through
Dwight II. Pardee, Lake Shore sec
rotary.
The Lake Shore now becomes part
of the New York Central and Hudson
River system, new corporation form
ed with a capital of 100000, 900.
Each stockholder in the Lake Shore
will receive five shares Of New York