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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18
THIRTY PER CENT
OF AUTOMOBILES IN
STATE ARE F0RDS


Santa re, a. NJ. Jan. l1-Thiry
per cent of en- the automobiles hi
Ncw Mexico are rords. according TO
"a compilation made this morning M
the office of Secretary Of State An
ionic tuccrO of the first $50 automn=
hllcs that registered this year
OF these $50 automobiles seventy
five are Fordg, thirty-six are Bucks,
seventeen overland, Stutcbaker
Twelve. Cadillac ten, REQ seven Hup-
mobile seven, Metz six. Nele and
Haynes four each Abbott-DctrOiL
ohio. Franklin, Chalmers. Appersou
Cauercar. Ohio, Sears and Franklin
three caeh, j - case Flanders,
Gaige. Brush. Interstate. Pathfinder,
and Mitchell two each while the cut
tins Pierce Arrow. Glide. Premier
Thomas stanley steamer. T. g. H.,
slutz. Hupp Lambert Chase THkieab,
s0mers Mitchell Lozicr, Baker Au-
tocar. Abbott Niseli car, Pratt ELK
BART, Cole Madison, brigea. White.
Brush. International. Moline, Hudson
and Pratt are also represented ia TINT
firat d.
As Go towns, Albuquerque leads
with ffty-faur cars, on More than
onc-fftb of tie total number Roa-
well is second with twenty eight cnra,
then come Sapta Ne and silver city
with sixteen ears each, Demlng four
teen. Hatun and East Las Vegas eight
each Lists cruces seven Portales SIX,
Lordsburg Santa Rita ana Soeorro
five each. clovis four, Las Vegas, Ala
mngofdo. hurley Gallup Fierro and
Aztec three eaeh, Carlsbad, Artcsia,
CLAYTON. Fort Bayafd Hachita Ta-
.eumeui. Maadnlena and Melrose twu
lcuch. However, Huni ndfLuguna are
Represented in this list as well as
Dawson Mora Daih Cimarron. ~
rome soluno. Animas. Tohatehie, Me-
lsllla Park. SAN Antonio. Bernalillul
| Crown Point. Nolan. Dexter Taos
santa Rosa, Mesila, Cafrlzoao, Nara
visa. Estancia. Elida Hagerman. Lin
coin, Hillsboro White oaks Dexter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18

New York Jan. 1f.-frank Chance
has issued orders 10 his new coach for
the American league team Tom Daily
"a arrive nc Hot Springs, Ark. on Feb-
ruary e. ana 20 take chuee Of Pitch
crs Russell Ford, Ray Caldwell Jack
WARRIOR Ray Heating and Marty Nc
Hale. and Catcher Ed Sweeney and
Outfieider Birdie cree They Will take
the baths for two weeks. and ON
March l.. they viii arrive at Houston.
Tex. TO join the other players with
Mamngor nnMnrn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18
SMITHS FIRST WIFE
GETS DIVORCE DECREE

san Francisco Jan. 17-A final
decree q divorce against "Gunboat
edward ID smith was entered today
in superior court. The interloeutory
decree was granted Eleanor G.. Smith
lust "a year ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18

New York, Jan. l1-Jm Corey the
Dublin giant. stopped jack Lester off
seattle, IN the fifth round of what was
te have been "a tcn-found bout here
tonight Coaey weighed l9s pounds
and Lester. 49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18

Fancy fhuharb roots. Sc each;
larger Kansas roots. foe eapIi. dozen
ten cent roots. sf00. Both arc Of
fancy stock. al ready 10 plant Can
he sent by parecl- post. 4. ". Fee,
West lead Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18

joints chat ache. muscles that arc
drawn on contracted should he treated
with BILLIARDS. SNOW LfNfMENr.
j. peHetrates lo the spot where It Isl
needed and relieves suffering Price
Poe, a0c and $500 per bottle Sold hy
ali druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18
nnr rnnerssinn.

SO doubt her dress bul very low
would seem to pc inst built for SHOW.
our modoaiH she would not shock IT,
So round her neck She wcars a lockeC
Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18
urool,l,n slens New Inflcldcr.

Chicago, Jan. If.-Elmer kirkpat-
rick, am infielder was signed bv the
BroOElyn Nationals today, according &c
belts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
OFFICER HOPE WAS SHOT
BY MEXICAN AT CALALLER
Officer Returned Fire Gripping Mes
ioan Who Later Was Found
And is Nov IN Jail.

T. Hope. constable ~ the ltobaiowr.
precinct iN the owner uf q rripplc'
lcg. caused by bclng struck by a bull
let. ana llcnito MegIcs. q Mexican ia 8
prisoner in the county iaiI uUi1ins %
wound IN the rich, shoulder. a. %
result OF shooting afffay ht ralsliei
AZ midnight Saturday which FROM 81
appearances WIS deliberate trame-p
to ia the officer
officer Hope bad been callcd io Cal
allen a. arrest party ~ negroca apd
Mcxicans who were caught rcd -hande'
iho0ung craps They made no efinf
10 resist Later ln the night Hope wa
walklng along the public read who
someone raised up from behind was
IN and started shooting ~ him T~
shots we're fired the seeond one strlh
lnF him in the flesh part ~ che iei
lex. about one foot below the knee.
The officer pulled his sun and re-
turned Inv fire, taking two shots lie
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
SEVEN BRASS BANDS HELD
CONCERT At PORT ARKANSAS
Sunday Was a Day 81 Melody for the
People Of Port Ararsas and
Visitors.

The hand meeting held a. por, Arin-
saa Sunday, Sas parih ipatrd ln 10, ihc
bands OF por Arkansas. Rorkpori.
,r,nsas Pass. siutOn. kennedy scs-
vile mud Tau ard was the greatest
sind 81 sncc.ss Nearly one hundred
musicians were present for the uro-
gram.
The noxt morilnR of the consolidated
bands WIN ho held on pttoncr "a az
either snton or Portland. final ar
rnngements tn DE perfected ,y "a cam
mittoc thet was named last suudhy
The bar DIS of Corpus Christi Karnes
Cty. Bishop Kngs,ilo and nohstown
VIII he invited to he present ot that
mec.inA. which would make AN even
dozen bands ~ South Texas. to ftrui %
program
Martin brothers ~ Sinton. we've the
MUSICIANS ,llt were largcly na,ru-
mental BE- makinn such success ~ the
Port Aransns concert They advise
that the music was enjoyed by hum
dredn ~ visitors who spent the day
nt the port and that the his FISH div
ner served 90 the participants Soy the
people ~ Port Arkansas was most oN-
ccllcn, and proved highly satisfying.
Concerts viii bee held each month
throughout the winter the places ~
the monthly meetings 90 he selected
ny rotation Il ia likely that the cor
pus christi Marine Rand VIII join in
tac movement and secure one - the
concerts for Corpus Chrsu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
NEW CLUB FORMED.

Join ouI buttermilk Cluh. Dues
five cents per glass. Trcadwells. 4sV
sAdverfss"m"nt.l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

First .clars hair goods ornaments
4 Mis- Mafhrrw iieauty iarlora, szl
C'haparrai street. Phone iias. Fin
aoslnm Millinery. 27s
fkdy@ftlnefusuf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

81 n estimated that during the past
weiYc ga na less than 100000 bales
" cotton hnys been sold Ia the states
4 Texas. Georgia. oklahoma, sis.
slsaippi Louisiana. South and North
'arolnn. under the Buy a Bale" plan.
ptaciicalls an ~ this cotton. VIII be
held for ~ months or until better
,rleo than 10 cents can Do secured
WIN tbo proper publicity ~ The press
lud the direo, aid ~ businers nep 81
he country Il - quite probable that
n ociobeF I. more Than $3.50 600 halef
v cotton ~ill have been sold under the
~Iluy q Bate" plan ard i will be in Or
der 10 vote a Carnegie hero wsa'inl ~
the jousnesman printer ~ Atlanta.
ieafala. who conceived the "sny o
Halr" plan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
FOOD EXPOSITION DATES
OCTOBER IS, IS AND II
Daughters 81 ceaiederasy Plan Fsr
Pure Feed eNpSsrs,en fOr eensht
Fountain Fuac.

The Industrial and Pure rood SHOW
To be held al Loyd's Pavilion cn Thurs
a"N' ffi1ay and SATURDAY. October vs..
~ ana u is 60 D, the greatest exrosl.
'i"n % lis Kind c,eg held in Ssuth
tcNas according 60 members ~ ihe
iorai chapter. Daughters Of the con
'edefacy, under whose auspices tho ~
position viii be- held.
d will boz the first tine IN .he hts.
tor, of Corpus CHRISTI that an "a
hio'tiou 90 This eharsctef. espcclal,
upon such large seale has been st
tempted The purpose Is Co reveal 10
the people 90 Corpus CHRISTI the fact
lhw within the confines OF this rit,
are merchants who handle goods that
are unsurpassed in other CITIES % has
been said and probably truo that tho
stores % Corpus Christi. in many ia
stances, atc as modern and carry a.
complete stocks as stores in cities q
10000 popuhiion and the pufpus, nf
The exposition h largely 60 hnne 60 The
attention 90 the home peoplo the wares
offered fur sale ln local establishments.
The hope ~ these planning fof the
exposition is that % will stimulate in-
lercst M the "rradc at uumc@ cam
palTn aud that ii will also. as stated.
show tnc diversity ~ ineal business.
The proceeds will 3D. devoted ie pat Of
ine Tor the handsome fountain that thr
nauHbers of the Coufcdorac, ave pre-
pairing $50 present 90 thr poonlc OF
corpus Chri % and which Viil boz placed
immediately in ,ho crntcr ~ tar ncW
,anrrc,, steps. leaainn from the iun,-
t,rc ~ rcoples ard ScHutscl streets io
the ton If tho ltuff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

q. Ross Peters. a prominent stock
man % Banquete was Ia the city yes-
torday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

nad Blood pimples Headaches. Hil-
iousnoss. Torpid Liver Constipation,
etc. come from Indigestion. Take ro-
po-I.ax. the pleasant and absolutely
sure Laxative, ana you won't suffer
from deranFod stomach or other
troubles Il win tone up the Liyor and
purify the blood Use ia regularly and
gnu Will stay we'll have cleur complex q
lon aud stendy nerves Get q SOC. bot
IN. today. Money back 10 noi satisfied
All Druggists Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
cHleF CLERK APPOINTED.

DALLAS. sept a. Word was re-
ceived here yesterday from Commits
-ionof of Insurance and Ranking COLI
Her. char he had appointed %. n CAM
errGHgf ihe city AZ ehief rierk II ihe
warehouse division which office ~as
recerily created by she cnNtnent ~
a warehouse law ST. Cameron Is a
cotton man ~ wide experience and Is
said 60 BE- well suited 10 the new posi-
tian
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
woRT WORTH LIVESTOCK.

tsr t~sfsf .tffti Press
FORT WORTH Sept a. Cattle
Receipts s36e head market slow aad
easy bccrpF boo 81 G.s5.
Hogs Rcccipta -ooa head. market
steady. bluk of sales. $50 u sos.
Cheep Receipts, tou0 head; market
lower. lamla esa fl l2a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
pissyr Huiousf coos,ips,sdr

Dr. Kings New Life Pills Will cure
YOU. cause a healthy flow of niie and
ids your stomach and Bowels ~ waste
and ferneniinx body poisonS They
re Tonic 70 your Stomach and IAv-
r and tore the general system. Fisa
lose viii cure you 81 that deprcaned
lizzy. bilious ard consfi2ased eondi.
lion PIC. al druggists. ADVERTISE
nent
slhs p. Alice Blue II visiting friends
Ia Ns8a. .....-...-.................-........
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

chem rnn 20 she wagon bul could find
no one. Sunday morning Monies np-
penred az calalhen and stated tnni he
isd accidentally shot himself with a
ifs.. tpon closer questioning be 40
aitted that he WAS the party Who had
not nnd been shot. during mo mid
eight melee. and he was brought ~
Inc eli, and Jugred charged With as
,snlt With intent 80 commit murder,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
"sON.A.B BALE clUB.

The following individuals and
sirr'x, have esgght or have
agreed 10 buy bale ~ eetter.
rAyina ten cents Der peued.
niddilna basis. and TO hold the
cct,on for "a months CT until
price better than ter cents -
available.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
| Q D nay.. rot. ACE. az. ~ .nO 70 Hr.,

c b Hayes ref; due. 's.ss' 49, sub to dr''
BY L. J. Phillips q Co.
isoTH ST. 500 W, =, 100 W Amsterdam
aEt Eugenle Rosendorf ct al; Kantrowitl a
E, attys: J Frank, ref; due, tib,Slt ~ ;
taxes, etc, $500 10,
BY D. r. inErshAm 4 Co
ls2D ST. 1881 e. q. 900 Parh Az;
I,Sxlooli, sty tennt and stores: y, p
attyS; Wilbur Larremore ref; duo, -
6l5 20; taxes, etc, SSi5 s5; sub TO mtg Hts''
900.
BY M. MorSenthau. Jr, Co.
nth ST, 2o7 e. .. 100 . Sd av, SSA
i0o.ll s sty tenmt and stores; George hlSn-
ards ct al, trus agt Max Dunn ct al Frank
Somers, atty: J J Robinson, ref; due RSs''
o76 IS; taxes, etc. $3.50 &c.
At 320S Sd av.:
BY Henry Brady.
HUGHES Az, 1919 Q 3, 1870 n Of fremont
av, 26Xi00 to Belmont av, ETY. dWis
American Savings Bank Hgt Eliz Hashn OF
al; Irwin & o, attys; J J Hynes, ret; que
81, 246 10; taxes, etc, $685.
BY James l. Wells q Co.
MAGENTA PL. W & l25 8 Of Magenta
av. 25xlO0: Frank GAsa agt Rattaela Ger
bone Of al: A Wolf, atty; II II shsI-
man, ref: due Ss76 o.; tsxss, etc, SIeO'
sub 10 LIST mtg, $500.
BY Joseph p, Day.
BAINBRIDGE Az, n cor Of 201th St
%. 2z72 TX26xSl.S, vacant; Tax Lien Co aEt
Mary ORellly Ell AL Aug Weymenn' ATTY
W ] McKeOwn. ref; due. 1852 20: taxes
etc, S3{T SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
RECORDED LEASES.
SEPTEMBER 20.
Manhattan.

l42D ST, g. 4Ot LenoX av, 76xsa. !
the land; Thompson Bros, Inc. TO John J
Mcclure, I0l W 14lst st. yrs from sept
l. 1914; $500; atty. Jas Neary' SlS
g5D ST. 1923 W. =. 900 sth sy, 5 sty
office bIdy; all; Leah HertzberE to John q
Schneider, 323 W 43d st: 10 yrs from
Oct 1, 1914; $4,000; attys, Howell Bros 10
PiERs NEW 81 and IS, y r. with bulk
head etc. land under water, etc; CITY OF
New York by Commr OF Docks 20 Pennsyl-
vaniR Railroad Co. SIS Cedar ct; 10 yrs from
Sept l, 1914; $i0a.O5S 90 and other cons;
atty Corpn Counsel, Municipal Bldg.
SAME TO SAME; Pier New 70, n X, VIII
bulkheads etc lands under water, etc; 10
yrs from Sept IL: S55,220 and other cons;
SAME 10 SAME; pier at foot Beth Of,
r; same to N Y c & II r R r Co, at G z
Terminal, 44th st and Lexington aY; 10
yrs from oct l, 1914; S2s.s7b and other
cons; atty, Same.
WHARF PROPERTY on n r, at Mar
ginRl 81. bet 32d and 37th SITS; same to \
c & X r r CO. at Terminal s4th 81
and Lexington ay; 10 yrs from oct 8 1919:
10 " rem at $4,000; $500 and other cons;
atty, same.
IlsT ST. n r, ; Of pier. 100 It from
out end extdR in shore 95 II. with wharf
age rights. etc: same 70 Central + OF
n J, I45 Liberty Vt; 10 yrs from Nov e.
1914; 81 500 and other cons; atty, same.
The Bronx.
i4eTH ST, 3G4 2, ALL Adam Nlmphius
to Thoa NJ Gilllgan, 2900 Marion ay; yrs
from Nov /, 1918; $4,000 to S. COO; atty,
p Van Kirk, 14sth st and Willis az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
TO INSPECT NEW HIGHWAY
Ocean Boulevard Committee
Will Make Tour.

The Ocean Boulevard General Com
uittee will make a tour OF inspection
on Wednesday Of the completed north
end of the new highway beginning at
Maine st., Atlantic Highlands.
Starting promptly at 1880 o'clock
automobiles will proceed to the Water
witch Club, where a dinner will be
given in honor of the general chair
man, T. Frank Appleby. Governor
Fielder, Ex-Governor Fort, Judge John
K. Davies and Judge j. +. Foster will
speak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
TO SIFT ROAD SALE PLAN
Judge Mayer Will Hear Rock
Island Case To- morrow.

Arguments on the proposed fore
closure of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railroad Company by the Cen
trial Trust Company will be heard be-
fore Judge Mayer in the federal court
annex tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
A decree of foreclosure was applied
for Saturday, but Samuel Untermycr'
representing the bondholders 10 the
amount of 81 100000, objected to the
proposed form Of sale.
The action for foreclosure is based
on default Of interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
OFFERINGS IN
THE SALESROOS
Parcels In Manhattan and
The Bronx To Be Sold
Under Hammer.

The offerings AZ auction In the Vesey
a. end The Bronx salssrooms This
week are mostly Of tenement and
dwelling houses. A complete list OF
the parcels to be sold follows:
TO-DAY.
Atl4vesey e.
BY II. MorSsnthau, r., Co; r
asI i0n { st S-' brE tonm,; Franklin Trust
60 agt J a Brady ct Al; MekeSeani ~ q
", Rttys; J y Rogah ref; due Ss''Sl l''
taxes. etc, SST5 81,
TOMORROW.
AtIt vosey st:
BY Joseph P. Day.
10Th ST. l2e E "a $40 : Of Park PARK ~;
Astoria Metal working co ct al SSeh an.
lain, T, attys: " Logan ref' que
a sI5' 81 SS5 Ss Of Isl Gv. rs. e1oss;
4 sty tenmt: F W PogEenburg ct al egt
4 hi w Protzmau, ct al; n Nreeland. atty
Z J Nathan, ref; partition.
At S2os Sd av:
BY Bryan L Kennedy.
10TH ST. SIS to SIC z. e cor Of Union Union
av. lO0x45: Sty tat and stores; also Uni, Union
av. 1880. g. IS n Of 167th - 4OLlOO,
sty hat; A Moran, trus, ag NJ Dentoh
e al KaTssik atty 65 Weiss vel 6rI Est' 6 STS
aggregatinE S6s,O0o
BY Henry Brady.
VALENTINE Az. 2ls4, 3, lo2e n o6 OK
1sIst Ct 20xllS.l to Tieoout ay, Z ZOS
l1G8: sty dwlg; Lizzie Van PIPER h6'
Home Speciality Co ct al; Thesl q:
sttys: z F Moran. ref; due, $3.50 Ol;
taxeS. etc, 1913 r.
ON WEDNESDAY.
AZ IL veSsy ST.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
BELLE HARBoR. L T-Dovsr ay " .,
washington av, 2 plots each ooxl0O; va
cant; also Chester av. e, $50 Ns"po''
ay. 601l00, vacant: vol sale.
BY Joseph P. Day.
10TH ST. 500 East s. 100 E "a ay. gSI
1O0.ll; sty tenmt ano stores; Presoy{Ie'iISSn an
Si5.ssA co; taxes. etc, $l76 ~.
10TH ST. sos East, q, rs "a av' @ox
lOOIl. 4 sty tenmt and stores; same ast
same; action .; same atty same rel; oue'
SO, Qs4 90: taxes etc, 1892 o..
10TH ST. sos East, 5, $50 "a av' So1
IO0u; Z sly tenmt and stores; same ss'
sf5 qSf 60 taxes. etc, 1928 SO, -
MULBERRY ST, 22S, s. 12lO ho9ston
Hull agt Z y Bo!dtmann e. al: & ,s a "a /
Troy, attys; J NJ TUlly, ref; cue $500 y ,
taxes. etc, $3.50; sub to a prior mtg OF F0'9Oo. /
By Charles A. Berrlan.
GOTH ST. 10 East. s 8, $50 Lexington /.
av SOx1OOs, 4 sly tenmt and stores; 81 ,
Lukes Home for Aged Women agt Fanny .
C;ruen et al; Nash & J, sttys; II = Forster
ref: due, SEQ, Sys i6: taxes etc, Sl9s 50.
By j. Il. Mayors.
4TH ST, 90 East 3 8. l75 "a av, 25I .
aG2: 5 sty tenmt, and stores and sly rear .
termt: Birdie Berliner sgt Sam Rlausner .
ct al: Myers & 6. attys; A 5 Norton, ref; .
due. $685. Al; taxes, etc, S212 so; sub 10 .
LIST mtg $4,000.
At 320s 80 av.:
By George Price
2s3D ST, E. s. $50 Brentwood az, 2sx .
675; II d Junge agt 2 N Hin 81 al; Frees /
NJ. attys: r X Kelly. ref; due, S6A1 80; |
taxes. etc, 1851 o..
on FRIDAY,
At Is Nesey st.: /
BY Joseph P. Day.
MERCER ST, III. W g, 100 Houston ST.
E5xIOo 4 sly loft and store bldg Union
Trust co agt A GLmcur Of al; Miller, x,
4 T. attys; z Healy, ref; due, ISL
fl5 IS: taxes etc. S7s9 IS.
CROSBY ST. 1881. 3, 1872 s Broorne ct,
bOxlOO, two sly tennis and stores ana two
g sty rear tennis; d. B. Ray ct al eNrs"
Ngt DELI Psoll et al; Baylis s. S, attys;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER &c.
Manhattan.

9TH Av, 4c2 and 4Ol: W 4 Thomas Co Ggt
d Goelet. owner; G 4 Fuller Co. con.
tractor; Cathcart 4 Maeger, sub-contraetors;
81, 474 90
10TH ST, 10 w; N Lttle'S sons, mo
ogt w n Hall, owner and contractor; NeV'
1tsD ST 60 to SIC w Sharp Gum ngt
Amelia Bach and Mttnach. owners ana
lessees; T and Mary Kesslng. contractors
S23 80.
SD Av. 10 and III cooper 3 Pollack
Structural Iron Works agt New York Lie
Insurance and Trust Co. trustee, owners
Theatrical Building Contracting Co. con-
tractor: $50.
2SD ST. i7o and IL: w: Cooper & Pollack
Structural Iron Works hgt | stern, owner
Acme Metal Ceiling Co. contractor; 6o.
lST AV 407: Alberene Stone Co agt hracK'
owner; c Catana contractor; S2l,
DUANE ST. llS and 100; II w Palen'H sons
AIT D L Morse, owner: ] G Deisler con-
tractor; II Macdonald. sub-conTactor'
S423 20
Sd Az, 2OTS and 2osO Larldn Lumber 90
agt 9 Jones owner: Film Amusement 90
lessee; Carluccl, contractor: $50 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER 90.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
Ora. Amello Q. to Lola 81 Pope. 81.
KermeT, ], and nno 70 h Klar, $780,
y Mtg Security CO to a Trowbridgo,
Rosenthal. c NJ. to Columbia Trust Co, 800.
y q T Co 10 Fanny n q Ely. $500.
Young, G L, 20 n Coulent. 81.
King, X O., 70 Kuennerls & Co. fd,6o0
Rogan, J v, 20 Elizabeth Fisher King Of
al, trustees, $4,000
Clark, Helen d. TO Juliet Douglas H.
The Bronx.
RaumEarten. p j. and ano to Mana N Baum
Earten, 1880
Same 10 same, 5000
Same to same, S. OO0
o'Connell, ] J, TO Mary Rose, 5000
Sieghardt, Augusta, 10 G = Hilfrich, 800.
T G h T Co TO Cortlandt do p Field, exr,
5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
WEST SIDE.
FIVE ROOMS.

,oo,h a. gi6.tg w. The Chateau. 5000:
SHARP & CO., Broadway, cor, ggtaa IT.
1oae s.. sSi west End ay sis0-tgeo
,ozd S9 a. .. cor or Genital PARK West Tho
= n Wood. " II. DoIson Co., BY Z so,h
iOsd st.. 100 ". Lolelta J bath. S aSth ~
iloth st.. 200 Cathedral Parkway Irving
Court. $500. ,
chah 9. K9hler. 0oi c0I9msSSS 5o' 1y 100
ChsS =. Kohler, 0Ol Columbus aY
iiith ST., 528 w. The Ramona, tIsO. a..
w. Il. wood, W. n Dolson CO.., BY 4 sotn
18Th a., 5O2.s West. stamfoTa'ArinS''n'
e sfST,' s. ~ Kohicr, ooi Columbus az.
Hath a., B22 w. Victor Hall gsOV: 49,
r. n. wood, w. II. .DclSon Co.. BY 3 tMa
18Th st, go g. Nicholas aH the sh0'''
= nan n wood o5dO' W. n. polson Co.. BY & Soth
l14th ST. l22 w The nd L9eIls; sf ~ scth
,,.E5 =; W sSs w ~ Heashcose Hall. $3.50
RI Wood, W. RI. Dolson Co. BY x sJtn.
l1Gth ST. LOS Amsterdam aN 0a'n
ESST-sssVes;o nger, Madison Av. cor. ss,h
,,s,b y, s5i west End av Amesbury
Hall. I bath. S720,ss4O oo,. .,
sharp 4 Co. Broadway cor WIN sseo
ifsth a. AZ CiAremont Az. Malvern. s0VV'
liotn = r. wood. " II. DolsOn Co, ny Soth.
il2th st. 40 MorninEside Az. l69o'SlSo'
q Coleman 40 Mornlngside ay.
10th ST., 100 Morningsloe Dr''e' III"
Tbss Kohier, 90i Columbus Az.
1914 At, 3O0g B'way. Hazelton CT s5lO
p. n. Wood. W. II. Dolson Co, b We
i2sd St, 100 Ciaremont aY Koyai Sraho
EGsSericx zittel Sons. By & 10Th .
125th ST.. 1911 Claremont aY. Tho sonoilS
sb S9Th, 4 Co, Broadway TSG cor. Goth e.
,aaa ' st' Z. $o1 broadway, $3.50
SCHNEIDER & Liebler. 1920 BroSd"ay
Frederick z!ttsi sons: BY y so aS'h ST.
+ II, Wood. W. Il. FOLSOM CO ~ & @tn.
1880 st.. $40 Convent av. Hamilton or
= I Il Wood. W. H. DoIson Co.. BY a Soth.
1A3d st., 53s West. saguenay. $500. a..
r., Wood. W. X. Dolson Co.. By, q @tn.
1I4th ST.. Broadway. g. W. cor Dallas c.
y SI ~ Wood W. H. polson Co.. By 4 soth.
'' schlndier & Lieblsr. 1929 Broadway.
+. 4. wood w. II. Dolson Co, BY q SOth'
l'H'F Fr ed Zlttei & sons. BY & 10th st.
146th st.. 672 s. Nicholas aV' MARIO"
sharp a Co, Broadwsy. cor r.. ost h. 81;
''0'T held ID I bath. $3.50. -.
GeorRe Rosenfeld Co.. Inc, 81 2. t2d.
i5iSt ST., 60i w Warrington irving S6 ~
r. r Wood w. II. Dolson Co ny q sun
l5sth ST. Oel St. Nicholas ay' Fklyn Hall'
r so X Wood. W. II. DoIson Co. By & soth.
ieoth St. $50 W. ChesknoiL bath. $3.50
Everett NJ. SeiTas Co, 5O7 Flltn ay
tooth st.. IS Fl washington av. Dayton
schIndler Llebler. 8o2a Bro:dCwa'
1921 St. 555 West; Carolyn c. n. w y so,s
1920 81. 3,S75 B'way. The Alfredo. $500
II. Y. Wood. W II. Dolson Co.. BY q SOtn.