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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
RECORDED LEASES.
JUNE 10.
Manhattan.

5srH ST. s. 2oo " nth sy @1loo,5; th'
land II Appeby and sno 10 W ID MagoN'
EN- Englewood y j: yrs mos from May
l. 1914; $500; atty. Frank Keck - Bway.
nth Az " cor 5sth 81. lots Ap'
pleby and ano to w ID Magovern. Englewood
X 4. WIS mos from Jan !. 1910; yrs re-
rewsl. So 100 atty. r Keck - Bwsy.
IsT Av. 1891: store front and b; seal Resi'
90 10 A Mcdonald l72 East 1l1th' 81; yrs
mos from May l. 1915; $40; atty Il Burg
hard III Bway.
81 Az. 1894: store floor and h; J Snapper,
10 N Hanlon. 80 East 9th 81: yrs ii mos
from June l. 1914. 81. 200: atty. W II stewart.
1859 81 av. 49,.
sSrH ST. w cor Park Az. X; cor store
and b. y Iampori 10 & L McGovern; yrs
from NAV I, 1914: $40: stty. e. Brew
ing Co i2sth ST and Amsterdam av
The Bronx.
cRoToNA PARK Z, 1892 10 1885 al: W
purlond 20 III Blau. 551 Wendoyer av: yrs
from June /: $1,000; atty Blsu. 63l
Wendover ava
2 yrs from June l; $4,000; atty, same.
BEIMONT Az. 1901 and 1908. also 1850
st col y: same 10 same yrs from 'uhs l.
sc O00 atty, same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
Builders Sell Six Houses
in Kelly and Tiffany
Streets.
BUSINESS STRUCTURE
ON EAST SIDE SOLD
Parcel Is in Division ST., Near
Chatham Square-Other
Sales Announced.

The Bronx is the scene OF considerable
speculative activity. Within the last few
days the borough has surprised even
many OF its most stanch friends by the
increase in the number OF choice proper
ties in the borough which have changed
hands
The Winnie Company yesterday sold
the six new-law structures in the vicin-
ity OF the Intervale av. subway station.
The houses. which were erected by the
company. are al e52 s5s $50 and %4 Kelly
ST. four four-story apartment houses.
each on plot ssx10o. and the two abutting
Eve story houses at go 20 sss Tiffany St,
each occupying a plot 4oxloo
The properties have been bought for
investment.
In the women's hat and clothing sec
ton Of the lower East Side an interest
ing transaction was reported yesterday.
1t concerned tho property At 10 to II
Division St. near Chatham Square. On
the site is a FIVE story business building
on a plot 5ox6ssx irregular. The property
is said TO have been sold by Max Ottn-
Ger and others to Isidor Feiten for In
vestment. The sellers owned the prop
erty since 1852.
Other sales announced yesterday foiio"
HATH sT-Annabel V. Otis is reported 10
have resold 604 West Hath St, four story
dwelling housc, on lot loNlool III feet. hea.
BROADWAY The seller acquired the properly
f.w months ago from the Omega Association
in exchange for the dwelling house o3s ives
18TH sT-Linis L. Hearne has sold los
West nth St. a four story and basement
dwelling house. en- a lot 1sxio22 fee'' near
WEST END Av.-Hsrriett B. Leemins has
sold s14 West End av., a three story ana pase
Inent dwelling house on lot 2oxso feet, nesf
Toad st. The buyer Is understood 10 be an ao-
SsTl ST.-slawscn & Hobbs have sold for
Eugenia NJ Bum. OF Fort I-snderdale, fla Ins
three and one-half ssory dweiIins mouse o.
West End av. and Riverside Drive 10 chen'
CONVENT Av-Theodore S. Tenney. has
sold for Helen Vetter the four story and base
rnent dwelling house; on iot -oNl" 'ee'' ~
MADISON AV.-Theodore Tenney mas so.u
FOR Herman & Sabre Xoodizky, or corona
Long Island the four story and basenenl
dwelling house 1893 Madison av.' on Iot -V'
s2D sT.-Mrs Michael Kirkland has sold 70
.Mrs & Odnon Mailloux. for occupancy, o<Z w
SOD ST. four story dwelling house on a Io'
Isxio22 feet. located 112.5 rect east OF r''e'
issTH sr.-Kurz 4 Uren have sold for Jonn
NJ Henshaw the plot. GsX96 feet. on the souti
.ide OF 1Ss,h St. 81 feet east or the ura"o
Boulevard and Concourse rr p.,,,,..
CRESTON AV.-The Brown-Welss healtIe'
sold 10 e Fretag 226i TO 226' erosion ~ :,
four three story two family houses escn 0h
1ot o0xlo3 feet between 1870 ana 1850 s,s' ~
Mount Vernon four story apartment house
nv a Mot JOy1oo feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
Brooklyn Sales.

Samuel Galitzka sold for the John r.
Sullivan Company to John H. Bahren'
burg the northeast corner of Fifth av
and I'D ST. a four story double apart
ment house with stores. 20XlOO feet.
ID. Van Brunt Hegemann. president OF
the Nassau National Bank, purchased me
home of the late ]. b. Ladd, at az
Henry ST.. three story ana oaseiheh'
Isaac II. Cary sold for George Foster
Peabody his former residence ut 2S and
30 Monroe Place, on the Heights. "a
Henry c. Turner. president OF the Tur.
s45 900 The house has three stories and
basement, and is on Il plot 51xl11 feet
and includes a garage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
MIDTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES
New Tenants for Stores in Sixth
Av.-S120,000 18th St.
Rental.

The NJ. Morgenthau. Jr.. Company mas
concluded a series OF leases on Sixth av.'
in the building OF the Sixth Az. Twenty
third ST. Corporation. formerly occupied
ny Enrich Bros, between I'D and sd sis
This property is now undergoing extern
sive alterations TO accommodate the new
tenants
They have rented TO Edward Chopper
store in about the centre OF the block
The adjoining store has ben rented to A.
l.. Dane, and another TO Samuel Gold
stein.
Brier e. Schill. who have been occupying
the corner store in the building, al the
northwest corner Of 22d St, under tenn
porary lease. have concluded a permanent
lease. which is TO run for term of years.
Friedrich Fox e. CO. have leased the
ninth and tenth lofts. containing ABOUT
30 900 square feet OF space, in the susdue-
hanna Building. 1872 West 18th st. ex-
tending TO 1871 West 18th st. The lessees
ave Morris Bernhard Co, manufacturers
OF upholstery goods. The lease is for
term of ten years. at an aggregate rental
tof about $1,000.
: s,ar G. Co. have rented for l. Unterbers
the eighth loft at $50 Fourth av., 10 Upper
A. I.evinson for term Of vars; for +. j.
Attell the ninth loft. in the building at
SlO-5l2 Sixth av.. 10 Jacob Frechtel.
G. W. Cahen leased for the United
states Express Company the two story
garage at 2ls West SGD ST. for ten years.
~ q rental of $500 a year. 10 Albert
sherman. or automobile dealer.
NJ * l.. Hess leased the nrst lott IN
4 40 Nest 29th ST. 10 George Wicha, the
second loft az IS West goth 50. TO Max
Hoffman. the third loft in III ana 10
Rleecker 81. to Sager & Slotoron, and the
seventh loft i'm $40 and 5l- sixth aV. 10
brown. an & CO. ,.,,,, p
y Brigham Hall and Niliian' ~
Rloodgood, Inc. leased at LOO 70 100 La
st space to PREFER K Rosen-
yweig for "A term Of years.
: Arthur i.indau leased for term OF
Nea-S from Walter j. Solomon the moor
: bove the present Lindau store at 5oo
: Wolfsohn e. August leased for G. L.
lawrence 10 NJ. Singer OF f14'fulton 81,
tie large double store and basement az
s0l West 1S1st st for long term OF
years.
. The d Ircss Company leased the store
md basement at 6Il and sN HUDSON NJ.
10 Horace r. Demorest. ana me s,Sre a'
- Eleventh av. to Ray Lichtenield.
! The Cross e. Brown Company mas
leased for Frank Dobson 10 David Shui-
,Iirer Inc, the store at 3l9 and o2l East
I3d n 10 Pearson e. Mares the seventh
f,oor al ISL TO 355 West SID st. and 10
Harry Samuels space at IL and II West
37th 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
LIS PENDENS.
JUNE 10.
Manhattan.

13lsr ST. 272 W; sth ay, Sc cor I'm . nus.
o41lxI6.5: also Sth az, 2+96; Agnes 49,
lop agt Gramacy Bakery. Inc, et ws~ss
to set aside conveyancee; atty, ~ nunSnnSn
18TH ST. AL and 44s w; Emine - .nte);
art / ! Harmon ct al (foreclosurs OF H's =,
attys. stern Barr & Tyler. ,.~<.o
BROOME ST, ais; A vsientne 4
Sonneberg et al (amended toreo''' 4
Mtg: attys. Cary & Carroll ~,,. fap6
MINETTA ST, 10 TO %. and Minersp 80
81. Central Trus, CD OF y agt 4 n,oisax
et al foreclosure OF mtg); s'''s'
Larkin e. Ratkbone. ~ 81
WALKER ST. 50: Houston o. IT, sstb
Thompson ST. 25x10o; lttn 81, s,ss n ?
OF i4is, At. 2oxioO: ?sth 81. ESQ 49, 49,. a
~ oss and .3s r: susan A X Inns VI
Adele NJ comyns et al tpartition'' $50
Hart. =, r.xinston q:
oaxi0o II. Jacob l. Rich agt n"aveg-
RIeistift et Al faction 10 set asi'e w
ancel: atty, Befer. r., vrsshie(>
PLOT II. map Of properly o. w n Jeferq
ron a Buena Vista Syndicates; - nor
a., z, Nav Construction co et
closure OF mtg): sttys Rose fm","s ena
I:Tts sr I21 10 1875 W; A he'ns' stsres
o. al ast Domestic Realty 90 - s,,oeck.
closure Of mts) sttys. suo9e ,n.,erdsn -
,e5 sxsocr ,rre.; 81 Nicholas av. y xs11
iSsd 81. s2.oxs5.ix irrss; 1854 .: od.sssis!
n q OF Amsterdam av. g. Sx iI,sS. "Co q =
Y Sheridan sst " r l. bunvs ~
tforeclosurs OF two m's"'
salsky. - 1X
LOCKWOOD Az. cor 81 Cart q
c4exiel; Garrison avs ,swcrrood Reaityy. VI
90 ao"s E,sckwocd Realty Co ct 81 "
s ss1 atty. = r swarswo1s marry - II
'TkosrEcT Az, ,ssa; T, q Z mssi: ssv,
lc wsTsox Az. eios; ) T Norm', r,s,: ss5
r sullivan ct al foreclosure " ~
n Wsndt. - r-eurflsudt Az p
s,,. win Elm. sxtrx. at : VS1r
ii (fsrsciosurs q nss); ssss' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
West Side Apartment Plans.

Gronenberg & Leuchtas have complet-
Cd plans for six story apartment
house S0.9x100x irregular for the Will
Jams Construction Corporation. to De
erected on the north side OF 14lst 81
s71O feet east OF ST. Nicholas av. the
building will accommodate nineteen fam,
lilies front to be of tapestry brick "a ana
limestone. and will cost $4,000. They
have also completed plans Tor slt
story house to be located on The West
side Of Bathgate av.. 1914 feet south
of 175th ST.. for the Silshire Construc-
ton Company, 54xl14.5 feet. IT has
been designed TO accommodate thlftE,
three families. front to be constructeo
Of tapestry brick and limestone. and VIII
cost SOS. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
HOTEL APTHORP LEASED
New Broadway Corner Struct
ure Rented by Louis Markell.

Harry Schiff has leased to Louis Mar
lei the twelve story Hotel Althorp' at
the northeast corner of Broadway ana
e4t,: St. for a term Of twenty-one years
AT a rental said to he about s3o'eOo net
a year Mr.. Markell conducts the Ple i
pont and Aberdeen hotels in West 30 81.
The Broadway corner measures 9o'pA
1427x irregular. and was acquired ny
MIR SchirY q couple Of years ago. lie
nut up he structure and negotiate
we're we'll advanced for leasing II 20
Arthur X. Bonita, proprietor OF Ine
Bonita Narrag ansett Hotel. at inc oppo.
site southeast corner. The strlneen'
money market last year caused Mr.
SchifY some trouble. and j. Clarence pa
vies was appointed receiver for his prop
critics on the upper West Side. SET
Element was made last month, however
and the receivership vacated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
Long Island Leases.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Company leased for Du Bois
Smith the Mott estate. on the Nisse-
quogue River, ST. James, Long Island. TO
Mrs Frederick Southack, Of New York,
for the season.
Far Rockaway. Long Island. for Frank
A. Brady cottas" on Reads Lane to
Emanuel Ven Raaite; at Lawrence for
Sigmund Sternau a cottage on Lawrence
av. to l. Gilman, and at Arverne for
Henry Hart boarding house on Mere
dth av. 10 r. & f. Diamond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
AAeR4#Sl H$t1te
More Bronx Apartments
Bought for Investment

west and 61st st. which VAS purchased
three wears ago by Mr.. Hearst. 49,
The operation is to be carried on unHe'
the name OF the Veronica Realty Cor
noratIon The site comprises about ~
lots. and the new structure will contain
stores and offices. The building VIII pe e
from plans by James c. Green, ana !.
is expected to be ready for OCCUPANCY
trance TO the building from the Column
bus Circle subway station.
MIR. Hearst paid s.. 100000 FOR the prop,
erty. which has frontages OF 30 ieet on
Columbus Circle. 1854 feet on BroaoWa ~: :.
Ssi 6 yeet on Central Park West. and lso
feet on 6lst NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
JUNE TO-
Manhattan.

American Mortgage Co TO Italian Savings
Bank; $4,000.
same TO same: Sal. 600.
E.nuitabIe Life Assurance Society Of L "a
Dry Dock Savings Institution: $500. 900.
Home for Incurables to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: $4,000.
Richard II Hunt and ano. trus, to Green
vich savings Bank: So. 900.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO German
Savings Bank $1,000.
same 10 City Real Estate Co; 800.
William Hennings. exr, TO CITY Resi- htats
Co: SO 000
Henry Morssnthsu Co to City Real Estate
Minister. etc. Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church TO TITLE Guarantee and Trust co;
$50. 900.
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. trus, to Bank
ers Trust Co, trus; $4,000.
City Real Estate Co to Henry Morsenthau
" = Deyine TO @ r Butterworth; $4,000.
n Drake trua TO W w Drake: Sts3.
y p Duross 10 z Evans; 500.
LAWYERS Title Insurance ana Trust CO 70
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co. gdn;
4 M Booth to Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co: $4,000
Same 10 same; $40, 600
The Bronx.
Emil Leitner to Cosmopolitan Bank; 81
q w Hewitt 20 Elizabeth ooolsng: Fc".
North Side Mortgage Corp 10 Auuioe0'
H~s.rs Sar.y aal ssa trustees. - Harriet .
2oA0i y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11

1GaD ST cor Tiffany 81, los ixlo": TO
IL To,r 90 ,lIesnr 60 Inc rIway and 10Ith
st. NAV go ,mtg sii5,0ool; 81; atty u HAM
Is william n. ooa y.,,h
I75TH ST. ~ T.. ., ~ sx"" h''on
- ga Nodeitrn Fisher inGJ Park av; June
o untg SIS. j0nt. 500; atty. Madeline FISH
.r luGl PARK - ,,,,
t-GrU SIR gn7 e. n T5yiiiSIjN 10:
l. 7, corey TO Fair pell Realty co. III
iioth 81 NAV ~ mtg ti3oVOb: 81 atty
TIL. CnnrnnIen nnn 1rusf 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
Inn at Lakewood Rented.

Ralph J. Levy, of the Joseph W Stern
Music Publishing Company. leased the
Rialto Inn. corner OF Madison and 5tf
SITS. Lakewood. n. j., from G.. W. Caher
for five years at $4,000 q year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
NEW HEARST BUILDING
Work Soon to Start on Column
bus Circle Structure.

Huberth & Huberth. real estate agents
FOR William Randolph Hearst, announced
YESTERDAY that work will immediately
ie started on a two-story 6niiding on
umbus Circle, Broadway. Central Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11

James Carney to Knockmors Realty co
assts); 800. , Mart,
rage and Security Co: $4,000
same to j A Trowbridge: y. coo .. ..o
Domestic Realty Co to Rschel Snuter' ~ Wv
Same TO same: 81. 10 - zee
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Carter Phelps; w.
o0o 90, AN
same TO Roxy N Smith q assts; ss4.o0'
Haggerty, exr, to Christie sp"''""" ~"N
ano: ST. ~, q, noo
Henry Hornsren TO Henry Doll: WOW
Troy savings Bank Title Guarantee ana
7. ! Iangheim, indiv and as exr, TO
Rose; ss25 30. ,s.r, q, sno
Mary A White TO Sarah r Barkhout: S's 80
Wary + Maplesden to Charles stoehr; Vow
N G Heppenheimer admir-. to Emehhe
Kemp {. assts); $751;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
7EALEsTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
A SELECT HOME

With all rights and privileges to private
beach, yacht club and dock tennis court.
etc: restricted neighborhood: this locality
is tho show place OF the north shore OF
L. l.: suitable for sllyear home; every i'm
provement elegant drives; macadam roads,
sidewalks curbs. sewer beautiful shade
trees: . minutes walk from depot: 80 min
utes from Penn. Station, n. y, this home
can be bought at a sacrifice: $500 cash re-
ouired: title guaranteed. JONES, 243 West
oath Street. y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11

xtoo. Anstsrdam ay, n " cor f96th st, 10i.
xico: 6rossnt CsnstructIon Co 70 Augusta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JUNE 10.
haitian.
Manhattan.

18TH Az. COS 10 GA; J l. Heating &c
agt 70 Aurrbach g. Sons ct al; Feb 3. lsl<
(by bond); $3.50 81.
nth Az. GA Empire cartlng Co agt
..me. Feb . 1911 lby bcnd); $3.50,
5nTH ct, $50 T.: l Levitt agt Mary Lyons
Of nj: Oct TO- 1918: sac 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

JUNE 10.
Manhattan.
vpoApwAy 2I0s: NJ Zudek agt n low
.rs.Id owner: = Zwerling. contractor; 1910.
The Bronx.
PALMER Ay. VS., 1868 Of Busting av.
"a Inn. NJ Oesterheld agt AmiGroni,
ovner. v Pomeri. contractor: S12e &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with nam. and address Of purchaser and
attorney
JUNE 10.
Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
The Bronx.

HOE Ay. PAS to alo: J BsrEfsik ast En-
s,sn improvement Co st al: FEB "a 1914;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11

s1sT ST. ~ ". 1o.exio2; 2: May "a.
1ai3: VIM h Harmed 70 Flora Solomon;
n 200. ATTY. J q Whalen, IS Liberty q.
18th ST. - ". Q. 2ox1Oo II; May ~
1911: : Wiener TO A Essing; 1000; attys.
Horwitx 4 W. 3<6 Bvay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-19
NEWS NOTES ABOUT
THE
RAILWAY SHOPS

The santa re Employees Magazine
for February contains the following
collection of news notes about en-.
ployes of the Albuquerque railway
shops.
l.. T.. Fletcher has been ON the sick
list.
AmRdo Raca, machinist apprentice,
was married recently.
The back shops were closed from
January IS until February 2.
Mrs. Percy lsoss and daughter are
visiting with friends In Alamogordo,
y. NJ.
Apprrnt!ce robert Coniey look nn-
to himself a better half during the
holidays.
Machlnlst George Clark has re-
signed and sone To Galveston to Join
the a.. =. navy.
W. are glad 20 know hat Mrs. John
Cleghorn h. conyalescing after a crit
ieal Illness
William n Gleason and clovis SAL
azar finished their apprenticeships
during January.
r. n. Hurns % Ia Junta and 4. ~.
Colgen recently hive been employed
as shop ti~mekeepers.
We understand that Machinist Wal
ter Daigh h. ven sick, We all nope
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-19
500 REWARD. sIO0.

The readers % this paper will be
pleased 10 learn that there Is al
least enc dreaded disease that scl-
ence has been able 60 cure In an its
stages. and that Is Camrrh. Halrs
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
cure now known 10 the medical fra
.ternity, Catarrh being a constitu-
.tional disease, requires a constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure n taken Internally, acting d.
rectiy upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. thereby de-
stroyisS the foundation Of the dis
ease, and giving tho patient strength
By bailding up the constitution ana
assisting nature IN doing rs work.
The propriesors have 90 much faith
In ita curative powers that they OF
fer one Hundred Dollars for any
case that n fails 20 cure. Send for
.llat Of Testimonials.
Address: r. J. CHENEY a CO.
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold By all Druggists. 75c.
Take Hairs Family pills for con-
|stlpatiOn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-19
Wilkinson of Albuquer-
que Wool Securing Mills
Completes Initial Purchase
Out Of the Republic.
MILLS HERE TO A
SPRING RUNS AT ONCE
Prices for Arizona Clip Are
Fancy With Much Con-
tracing Being Done for
New Mexico Lots.

Operations in the spring WOOL mar
.ket In Albuquerque and New Mexico
are ON the verge OF breaking Into
something moro than the usual ac-
.tlvlty. and one Of the most interest
ing OF the early spring purchases, Il
that concluded the first OF this week
by James Wilkinson. president OF the
Albuquerque wool securing mills,
who has Just returned from Mexico
where he concluded the purchase OF
the first lot OF wool 10 come out OF
Mexico since the tariff ON wool was
taken off. Mr.. Wilkinson also was
successful IN securing delivery OF this
wool In JuRrez and the consignment
will reach Albuquerque In a day or
Mr.. Wilkinson THIS morning
declined 10 discuss prices paid for
this lot. but considers II a very sat
i%sfactory purchase. The great diff
Guilty In getting to the Mexican grow
ers and Of getting the wool out Of
the war ridden belt after purchase or
discovery makes this buy one Of the
most interesting wool purchases
made IN the state FOR some time.
- expect this Mexican wool in our
warehouse within a rev days" said
Mr.. Wilkinson this morning. land v
may be tina our securing mills will
start up for the spring "a next
week. ~ any rate. We are going to
start In the very near future, the un-
usually early start being because of
the early activity In local and Art
yona woods. and in the probable
sharp demand FOR early secured
woods. For Tao first time In several
iyears I have found q necessary 10
spcnd the entire winter Ia Albuquer-
cue IN order 10 keep IN line with
what looks like a very active and
prosperous season"
Arizona woods. Il Is said by we'll
Uniformed buyers. are being contract
ed for a. high as sixteen cents. while
New Mexico woods. In large lots
which sold last year NJ II cents at
Ter holding for several months. are
being contracted at 70 cents. One
lof the largest clips in the state IL
known to have hecn contracted NJ IL
and u II reported hat numerous 9TH
er lots have been taken on contract
at the same price. while some select
lots have brought ever a better con-
tract figure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-19

while a resident at Springer at state
expense, how he got out 81 the
school and made raids ON Springer
and how he had a general good tine.
Raymond says he didn't want 10
talk about Springer and his life
there, but hat the other boys beg
ged him 10 until he Just had To re
late his adventures. According TO
the other boys. Raymond was there
not only with the adventures but
with q vivid and well oiled imaRin-
alton which he exercised freely. Ray
mond seems TO feel hat he has boon
well within his rights In participating
in the chicken thons and otherwise
enjoying himself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-19
CURED HIS RUPTURE

l was badly ruptured while hfting
a trunk several years Doctors
said my only hope of cure was an ops
Grafton, Trussos aid me no good.
Finally I got hold of something that
quickly and completely cured me.
Years have passed and the rupture
has never returned. although ! am
doing hard work as e carpenter.
There was no operation, no lost time,
no trouble. ] have nothing 10 sell,
but viii give full information about
how YOU may hnd a complete cure
without operation, II you write 10 ms.
Eugene NJ. Pullen. Carpenter. 1913
Marcellus Avenue, M%anasauam. \ o..
Better Gu out this notice and show
Il 20 any others who are rurtured-
you may a y a LIE or "a least stop
the misery Of rupture and the worry
and danger Of an operation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-19

for a hasty recovery.
H.. l.. Shafer, record clerk, attended
the Scottish Rite reunion. held In ~
Paso. ROT January ~ to 20.
Or. John W. Elder has boen placed
In charge of the CoaA Lines hospital,
Or. Colbert having resigned
W. r.. Rand. material cerk. has
been In the Coast Lines hospital for
some time. We hope 10 sec him out
again soon.
A.. L. Heath. stationary engineer,
has returned TO work after an illness
of several DAYS In the Santa Fe hos
pital.
Machinist sidney Australia Abra-
hams. our inylncible pinochlo player.
has out a Standing challenge for a
game az any time.
We are glad To hear that n. A. Par
IRISH, electrician. who was injured AZ
Las Vegas on December 2s. is now
Out OF the hospital.
y. W. scotch has been placed In
charge Of safety appliance material
and Leo b. Sell h. handling the freight
work In the storehouse.
Harry Cochran. lately transferred
10 Fellows. cal. rassed through here
recently TO Kansas City, having re-
signed from the service.
J. w. West. shop t%imekeepor. has
been transferred TO Cleburne. Tex,
on account of The hish altitude here
being detrimental 10 his wife's health.
=. l.. Costello. roundhouse foreman.
has been promoted TO be general fore