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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01

The many friends OF Leo .Andrus, in
this place and Nighthawk where he
lived for a number OF years, will read
with interest the following item from
the OkanOgan Independent May good
luck be and abide with Mr.. and Mrs
Andrus, is the wish of the Gazette:
Announcement has been received
here of the coming marriage of Miss
Helen Cora Hummel and Leo Wallace
Andrus The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Hum
mel, formerly of Okanogan and Con-
conully but now of Lopez, and the
groom is the son of Charles A. Andrus
of Nighthawk. The wedding is to oc-
cur at the Hummel home on October
9Th. The newly weds will be at home
at Tonasket after October 10Th
The barber shop which has ben lying
idle for some time, has been opened by
j. LaRose, of Oroville.-Keremeos
items in Penticton Herald.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01

REMEMBER OROVILLE is CROWN
Oroville will be a town of 5000 people in
one year more. Come and see the VAN
DlSSEL REAL ESTATE for city property
that will make you money
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01
SHERlFF'S SALE,

Under and by virtue of an order of sale
uiloer foreclosure issued out of the super.
ior court OF the state of Washington. hold.
a Is FER FERNS rs at Okanogan Washington, ii
OF August 1915, and to me directed anGf
uenvereo, ior a judgment rendered in saiC
court Soi on the 23rd dav of October. A.
a aSlS IN favor of Marietta s. Waterman
the sum of 81 10000, $4,000, $71,50, $204 So
$4,000 and for Spaulding Mfg. Co. as ne,
decree $lSS:1S and $4,000, together VIII
COSTS OF suit and interest, l have levied
OF on an me right, title, claim and Interest
ing property, to-wit: VIC '0''o"
w 1-2 Sc IA, e 1-2 Sw IA 600 90
Twp: 81 N; R. %, e. W. M. together wifi
desc waoeF rights of every kind nature and
Wnicn hereafter may be at any time used
OF enjoyed, In connection with the MON
81 above described, including ali rights
in cnnn az waters now running through OF
domestic and other purposes. '''''o''
Notice is hereby given that on the o2rd
Day of October A. d. 1915, at 10 n'ci LSaH
title M ao 0f said intar day will sell all the righi
either of them, in and to the above DO VI
scrlped property, or so much thereof &c
may be necessary to satisfy nlaintiff's
cr',,n pesiues all costs, interest and ac-
crulng costs. The sale will take Mace - :
Ine 'front.' dor of the court house at Oh a
hogan; IN Okanogan county, Washington
a.. WILL nc auction, for cash in hand r.
IN" pa a,she 81 ana and best bidder.
A. d. 1915. ' uaS Vi september,
s,..,,, HARRY E. STARK
ton Vi okanogan County, Washing
By CLAIR WARD, Chief Deputy
c. II: NEAL, ATTY. for P}aintifs
rnst puplcation September "a, 1915
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01
EAST OROyILLE ORCHARDS.

George Dwyer and Miss Mary Tor
rance, OF Nelson, were united in mar
rage by the Rev. j. A. Spencer last
Friday afternoon. The ceremony was
performed at the Cozy Corner ranch.
Miss Torrance is one of Nelson
bright high school pupils and Mr..
Dyer is a wide awake farmer who has
fine homestead between Oroville
and Nelson. Your correspondent
wishes them long life of happiness
ard prosperity
We are glad to notice that A. A.
spencer is again at his old stand in
the Red Front store. BY the way, we
have a good one on Archie good
Ell ough to print, and here it is. Often
after rolling his weary body into bed
at night, some kind of an animal
would annoy him by proving around
under his house, SO A. A. procured
steel trap and fastened it close to a
hole under the house. Soon, one night
recently, there was something doing.
The game was caught and much ex-
cited and with scant protection from
the weather, Archie rushed out and
grabbing a club gave the animal a
powerful whack. When, phew, twas a
pole cat, and great was the stencil
thereof A gun was the next thing in
order and several shots were fired be-
fcie the beautiful creature would quit
its meanness And the perfume still
fingers.
Charlie Smith has returned from
his hill ranch where he has been
threshing.
A valuable COW belonging to Mark
Sawtelle came near dying this week,
and probably would have done SO had
it not been for the skillful treatment
of DR.. Jaggcrs.
Mrs. Minnick, who has been under
the care of DR.. Lewis, is much i'm
proved.
ROW
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One registered Poland China
boar, two years old. Also two or three
this fall. Apply to or address, d. j. Will
Jams, Nighthawk, Wash g-24 1t
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01

FOR SALE-WILL SACRIFICE FORTY
acres of irrigation district land. Sale or
traue. w. j. Hoskyn. 8 II If
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01
DISTRICTS OF THE FIRST AND o.
THE SECOND CLASS.

Estimate Of School Expenses and Receipts.
School district No. II, Okanogan county.
Required by chapter 1873, session laws
of 1879
Notice is hereby given that the board
Of directors Of School District No. H.
OkanOgan county, state of Washington
estimate that said school district will need
during the school year, beginning July LIST
statement printed below. This estimate is
subject to revision and the board of school
directors Of the above named district
4, at High Schol Building, for the purpose.
OF giving any tax payer an opportuniN
OF being heard in favor or against !.
proposed tax leves." A more detailed
statement of the purposes for which the
levy Is to be expended is now on file in the
office Of the clerk of the district and is
open to inspection.
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES.
General Fund.
salary OF superintendent ....... 81 800. 90
Salary of attendance officer. ...... 5000
salary of clerk secretary of
School diStrict...... .......... 100 90
Salaries of IL teachers ........ S,135. 90
Payment of warrant Indebtedness 2.235. 90
supplies Tor teachers and pupils. 50. 90
Advertising ................ ..... So
operating expenses .............. /, OPS. 90
REPAIRS ..-............ ........ 1900. 90
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS.
state sdso current school fund and county
Amount to be raised by district goa 90
Dated September is, ISIS. ,.'alo'V''''
Clerk of School District No. II. Okano.
gan county.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01

Oroville Creamery. We nav TN 70 the
% ar raet price for butter fat which now is
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01
Serial No. 07066-0I36667
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Department Of the Interior, u, s. Land
Office at Waterville. WASH, August 81
Notice is hereby given that George II
Pulls. Of Oroville. WASH, who on Oct. 2S
d lgoss MAGE homestead entry serial No
97966 for IL SW IA. NE IA SW Ia and
SW IA Sc IA Sec. 20, T. 80 n. r. 81 n
ana who on December Is, 1914. made ad.
dltional homestead entry serial No. O1S6S6
tor the NE Ia NE Ia Section 80, e IL
Section 20, T. SO NJ, r. 81 e, Willamette
make final fve-year proof. to establish
5; ), Sincock. United States Commissioner
at Tonasket, Washington, on the 5th dav
of October 1915 o "''' o"y
Claimant names as witnessss. Jacob
haynes, John Finney. Vern Crandali and
w. H. Crandall all Of Oroville, WashinT-
BEN SPEAR,
First publication Sept. .. 1915. ''ef'
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01

L. ., W. BARNES-Mortician and licensed
go emoa RmeIa, E1,rnisher Of fine funeral funeral
WereS n I1ghbtai suits, robes, etc. Calls ans
Desired oroville. Washington. ''' ~'lef
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01
(Serial No. 010306)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior U. S. Land
Office at Waterville. Washing ton. Sep
TENDER %. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that George
w. Anderson, of Oroville, Washington
who on July ~, 1911, made homestead
Section 81. Township 40 North Range
East, willamette Meridian. has filed no.
tice of intention to make final three yeal
described before Fred 4. Neal United
States Commissioner. at Oroville. Wash
ngton, on the Bird day of November, 1915
Claimant names as witnesses: Ollie w
Steel, John Hodge, Otis Teal and Melon
ough Hershberger all of Oroville, Wash
ingtOn.
BEN SPEAR,
Register
First Publication oct /, 1915
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01

dairying, please order hand separators
early, so as to have them when needed.
Terms given-OROVILLE CREAMERY.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01
WAN TEo

VERNON. OkANOGAN VALLEY, BRIT
ISH COLUMBIA. Fruit and mixed farm
lands, city revenue producing properties.
livery stable, rooming houses, city prop
erty for subdividing: all kinds Of proper,
for sale or trade for Oroville city or farm
lands. If you have anything to sell or trade
write me: Hugh Dickinson. P. o. Box 9.
Vernon, B. c.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01

by GAR = y MA WARD, Chief Deputy.
First publication september i2l % ie1t
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-01

BRIDGE STAR BUNGALOW SNAPS
room modern bungalow with basement
good lawn 40x150 feet, built last May, 1915
Price, 1,70000.-See Van Dissel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-08
OPPOSES SIDEWALK LAW.
citizens Union Says Owners, Not
city, should Make Repairs.
WEST VIRGINIA.

The Citizens Union has written to
each member OF the Board OF Aldermen
urging him to vote against the proposed
ordinances, known in Brooklyn az the
"Gaynor sidewalk ordnanceA" which
would place upon the city responsibility
for keeping sidewalks and curbs in re-
pair In the fve boroughs.
The Union says that for many years
the local authorities have repaired
brooklyn sidewalks without warrant of
law, a practice which was stopped by
Borough President Pounds, with the
result that "A movement was started
to amend the ordinance 30 that the
city would be compelled to maintain all
sidewalks after they once are laid.
The Citizens Union figures that this
would involve an annual expenditure of
nearly 5000, 000 In Manhattan alone and
argues that II Is unfair to add the
amount to the tax budget IN order that
negligent house owners may shirk re-
sponslbility, II also says that a logi-
cal sequence of such an ordinance would
be another requiring the city to 3iean
ice and snow from sidewalks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-08
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered al Albany Saturday:
Club Farms Incorporated. Manhattan
capital, 100000 directors. Frank n.
Berry. Chatsworth. y. J.. Thomas J.
Curran and William ". McEntee, New
York city.
Second Leaseholding Company. Man
haitian; capital. s35, 900 directors. \. f.
Name Stanley X. Green and r. Louis
Jacobs New York city
r. y. Realty Company. Manhattan !:
capital. $4,000; directors, Henry VI.
Bloch. Louis Bloch and Isldore Rogate.
New York city
Norvale Realty Corporation. Manhat-
tan; capital. $4,000; directors. Franz
Nelson, Mary F. Kearns. New York city /;
Mabel g. stowe. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Lawrence Contracting Company. The
Bronx. capital $4,000 directors Whit
fred Mitchell william A. Mitchell and
William A Mitchell, New York city.
Kearns Realty Company. The Bronx
capital. $1,000 directors, Philip ].
Kearns, Honora Kearns and Harold NJ.
Drury, New York city.
Paul J. Gallagher Company. Brook
Ign: capital, $50, 1000; directors. George
II Baker, T. J. Gallagher and Mary c.
Gallagher, New York city.
ogden building Company, Queens
capital, $1,000: directors. Burt O. ,.
Sniffen Sea GIN, l.. l.. Leah Y. Hager-
man and william f. Hagerman, Wood
haven, l.. !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-08
ny Notwithstanding vessels.

SIS TenAdores, Port Limon, AIS miles
south OF sandy Hook az s T.. NJ. yesterday
So Arapahoe, Galveston, 1877 miles south
OF sandy Hook at 4. NJ.
Is Brabant. Tampico, sc miles south Of
Jupiter at noon.
So Vesta, Port Arthur. as miles south Of
Jupiter at noon,
81 Rio Grande Brunswick, 10 miles NORTH
OF Frying Pan at noon,
thur. 100 miles south OF Diamond shoAis
at noon.
IS Comanche, Galveston. 90 miles south
OF Jupiter at T.. NJ.
So El Orlente. Galveston. 60 miles ssufh
Of Jupiter at noon.
~ San JacintO, Galveston. 1S5 miles sast
OF Galveston bar al noon,
IS III Vale. Galveston, 26S miles east Of
Galveston bar at noon.
ga Lampasas, Mobile, 8?2 miles sorth-
west of Diamond Shoals AT noon.
So Colorado Galveston S5 miles north Of
Jupiter at u. NJ
So Metapan, Port hmon. II miles east
OF Port Limon at r NJ,
S. Havana, Havana, as miles south Of
Diamond Shoals at noon.
SIS Mohawk, Jacksonville, % miles north
OF st. Johns bar at i, NJ.
IS Huron. Jacksonville, go miles sotIth
~ sandy Hook at 4. NJ.
IS Cherokee, Georgetown, 2l6 miles south
south Of Sandy Hook at r. NJ.
IS Gulfoil. Port Arthur, 2sd miles sosits
OF sandy Hook at noon,
IS FL Nnrte, Galveston, lss miles Souti.
OF sandy Hook at =. NJ
S. Mexico, Havana. ilo mnes south OF
Sandy Hook at Il. NJ
Ss Comus, New Orleans 1913 rniies uo,sh
OF sandy Hook at l.. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-08

ton. exr to Jacob Wolf. atty. II Oar
10TH Az. W $. 10 sg;h At, a5bSsO, Dec
Q & T Co. l7s Bway: atty, O g. 60;
,orHG s pE's $. 4s2 W. SIS 10Th a Wv sSS
Elnh Froman and ano; attys, & II
Bloch, 90 Nassau st ;.:....,..:.:.. $1,000
Newman and ano 20 Cornelia Il schwartz,
atty, Geo V Mullan. So Liberty 81. $1,000
's Hue Lf@ anda S 10 s. jerome
z Barge: e.... "a" i5S
issTH sT' g. Is W i,enox av 25xgSii,
Aug 6. 1Pl?-Same t. same; atty. r q
nS&, 7 GO: lIS bway ':.a;.';ss,s.. $500 so
' Gov 4 jsiSEwninTm1 NJ Macrstksa aNa and
sn9 TO Frank Buckhout, atty I, T
lsTH sTo' sos sO wa. s5Siosi Apr l. 'isSS
o asSs2 aiy T'SI" e. ia s' Rvd 1920
HA s JSrs ANSo iFS s bo ST. 80 o
sarah Ruth. atty T q Go, l76 Bway 5000
JEsuP eL lf;s 1oO;S7 e., R Ri, 1.y Jan
sstE TO Co. lIS Bwsy,,-,,s ,.,.;o3;Ss,5.oso
bronx oct 70. lsiO-Geo Il Cullom 70
Edw Jennings; atty, l. Co. iSo
isT Rv. : cor Iosth st. COX irrce xiOSs
iosephine schumacher; atty 70 81
fifth s ST. las F. -. sox9si. Bronx, FEB
ITs.oro ara I,i %po a.tys, NJ $ oo 5
1908 Apr a.. i9is--Ada Van Tasssel
Ellington tn, Mary Adaline undsr,wGood;
atty, VIM Underwood. ~ william
an Az. :. sos sd az. 25xlO5 FEB &,
lol:..Ray Levy TO Samuel l. woln atty;
SEP 81 ts3 " ~. 800 v on az, ssT Ti,9
July 81, l9o3LMarE, Brannlgan 20 Julia
decd; atty, Thomas J Ryan a. John
BELMoNT Az, -. io7.a Pelham s''S az.
ings Inv & Trust Co Of East orange
y 7. 90 Cath / Palmer; attys' ciocke:
wKKsTT Il IN ~ ST = H. 'G s51se.Io..,e TSP
Frey and ano 10 Emigrant Industrial
sayngs Bank. Jan Is, 1901; atty Rich
ard Clarke - and 81 chamh SGs
SEAMAN Az " cor Emerson st, ssSxi5o
.nH S WS :. r'4 pacG ksys sHd
bee ~, isii' atty q Co, IIs
wsssT SD ST, 8, so Thompson st. SSS
Lair, April Is. 1918; atty, O a, :, CO CO
PARK NWV@ .S :. ass SSH st, 2s.s iSOO
swan Brown 60 10 Frederick veteran
surviving executriS and trustee Of John
y veteran. dec, July /, isiii atty,
PARK Az. $, sos b5th st, 25xSO-
swan Brown co, Inc. to Amy Goelet
Gallatln; atty, n T Co. 17s
LOT 81. parcel IS. map VIM / Ogden D'OS az
High Bridge, The Bronx, June 20, 1907
Robt W Todd 70 Jno + Kaiser: attys.
Todd 4 81 John, 25s Rway......li,l37
Dec IA, isi2-Central Trus, co ~ n Y,
ne trus, to Henrietta 1ngber; atty. T q
'OTH ST, " $, Lot $50 map c c Moore,
2sssili. Dec a.. i9l2-Marst G Mac
Mutt to Rath T Moore. attys. Jas n
Wells Sons, isi 9th av,....,....tiO.0O 900
SETH ST, = cor Park av, eOx255 July /,
1oif-Philip " La Roche to Swan Brown
Co; atty, I g Co. l76 Bway, sos. 600
SAME PROPERTY. July I. ieii--Lurana
la Roche to same; atty, same. $40, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

9aTII
Henry I. Goodwin and ano. tru. 10
ssTH ST. 274 W-ssme To- same "
WEST END Az, ss7-same 10 same III
32D ST l4O W-Same to same .,,...I
3sTH ST. = =, l33 sth av, issxgg o.
same to same. ....................
LEXINGTON Az l0ls--Same TO same 81
sgTH ST 274 W-same 10 same ......:.f
Jacob wink,IGr and ano' eiKrs,, to VIM !
BMqy :; = 49,, 49,, =. -: 49,. 8. 900
lo4IH II; wv ana sno N-'teo ram 70
n!n w IttemeF Nibany, ~
,,SrW gT I ~ hWay i'oVo
l'SLn Ssa ,Iien M,usgtaNe TO
vtP[,ii YEsA"AV AZ nnd 40 sSo;b.,fSvvyWVo
son To- Abel KinS and Sno. IA y sstb
~, attys Lose a. q as Nassau NJ fioo
18TH ST. :. $50 = 81 Nicholas av, 5SS
60. 1882 sc Rw Meyy 10 Lawyer. ,5o'O6S
iiiasHCrg Real Estate N co to- Emanuel nr me"
Arnsteln, GOO West End Ave; atty l. t
Ins Co. 1850 Bway....,,..,........ s42, 900
18TH ST, =, 100 81 Nicholas av, 50x
ll2,9-Emanuel Arnstein to lawyers
Title lns A T Co, 1850 BwAy ....... 300
ORCHARD ST, l36-LiZzio Noble to
Lawyers Mtg Co SO Liberty st; atty. l.
ORCHARD ST, lS6-Lawyers Mtg co to
VIM Hsstorf, ionkers, y Y; atty, l. T
ms Co, $50 Bway .,.,......,...t $4,000
Az ID, th-Earle J. OBrien 81 al TO Grace
!. smith, IN w Osth ST atty VIM orr,
o. hampers ~ 1850, .,.'', ss'OOO
NY rcrro,,, 400 ci,s, saui 10
atty. X @ Bates 80 Maiden Iane n
lOITH 81. n A. bg3 . lst ay bOxl 90 III
Lion Brewery to lily y Bottle. 1865 Sd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-08
JANUARY BUILDING GAIN.
Filing of Plans to Avoid Proposed
Limitation Largely Responsible.

The first month Of this year started
on with all prospects of plenty Of build
Ing activity in Manhattan by the fling
Of plans for twenty-seven new build
ings representing a total cost OF $500
100. as against thirty-four the same
month last year costing total OF sS,-
51i,1Oo. The statistical report, as COM
piled by the statistician Of the bureau,
James w. Spencer. shows that there
were no plans filed for dwellings, no.
tells. schoolhouses. churches or places
OF amusement. There were plans filed
for four tenement houses, costing SIS0,.
900. as against fifteen last year. cost
ing S2,025.oOO. this being the only class
Of building showing great falling off
from last year. with the exception OF
places Of amusement Fourteen store
and loft buildings. costing S5.433, 900. as
against five last year. costing $500. 900
two factories, costing $4,000, as
against one last year, costing $4,000
two municipal buildings. costing $4,000,
as against none last year no places Of
amusement, as against four last year
costing $4,000 one hospital costing
100000. as against none last year
one garage costing $4,000. as against
two last year costing $4,000, and one
other structure costing 800. as against
six last year costing Sl6l0O.
The principal buildings for which
plans were filed during January were
a twelve story apartment house on
Seventy-ninth street east OF LexinE-
ton avenue. t25O,0OO; an eleven story
store and loft building on tho north
east corner Of Fifth avenue and Thirty
seventh street. 100000 twelve story
gtCre and loft building IN the south
side OF Forticth street. west ~ Seventh
avenue. 100000 a six story store for
Arnold Constable. on the sou'heast cor
ner OF Fifth avenue and Foriloth street,
adjoining the Union League Club. $780,
900 sixteen story store and Offices
at 30 to 3S Eat Thirty third street
adjoining the Park Avenue Hotel. $780,
0t0 a twenty story loft on the west
SIDE OF Eighth avenue. between Thirty
third and Thirty-fourth streets. $4,000
600 twenty story office building on
the south side of Hanover Square from
Stone TO Pearl streets. S1.l0O 600 a
six story factory on the site Of the old
Bjou Theatre at 1887 and 1889 Broad
way and SOC and 5Oi Sixth avenue,
$3.50. 600 a thirteen story office build
ing on the south side OF FiftN-flrat
street. west OF Park avenue. 5000. 900 :
sixteen story store and loft build M
on the west side OF Fourth avenue
south Of Twenty-ninth street, 1925 ZOO.
and a sixteen story store on the south
side OF Tweuty-feth street. east Of
Sixth avenue 5000. 600.
Some Of these plans were iled to cir
cumvent the proposed limiting ~ build
ing heights. and the structures probably
will not he erected at this time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-08
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary aud Forced Offerings In
Manhattan aud The bronx.

MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8.
lat 32Os THIRD AvENUEl
nv James l.. Wells Company
" AIiAI ~. =. is:.i5 e. 2r,-sa ~. iss
smith N w Whit ngi NJ ) Hogan ct a.
dmo ,' ,s M'ia ,s2e. ", yS Moore ref
ss.iIL \ whl,e art 4 Gef Daiiy 's ct 1 az.
SSmith Wlillamson atr' g + Moore, ref;
que 1iN1Ha, taxes, sc. f6OS24
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY p
lat ~ vEsEY STREET.
ny Joseph p. Day
'tTH ST, gls W. = J9s.5 sth av. Is5x
tss, sty tnmt-City Real Estate Co AIT
II T Leske ct al; Harold swain, atty: II
F,iedman, RET due, 13Lssss2, taxes
by ]. II Mayors
ORCHARD ST. q. . s. IFS Canal st.
- llNSSN2i.lNss sly tnmt A strs-
Marks Kirshbaum agt ! u schlnchetski
ct al; Joe Cans atty W { Arnold, ref
due. t5,S6ss3; taxes, sc, SIS.
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 10.
LAT II vEsEY STREET.
BY Samuel Marx.
72D ST l2s w ms. :l5 W Columbus sv.
2Oxl02.2. sly dwlE-C a Miller agt NJ
+ Weir; Grimm 4 II. attys: + ] Dobson
=, ref due, $500 taxes, SC, r,7s5.
st. is.llX75X2OX75. sty school-Metro.
politan Saw Bank agt II sarasohn ct
al \ a W Hutchins, Rttys; Il pa
yidson. ref due. fL725.ss; taxes. &C
by d. p Insraham & Co
18TH ST. 1853 e. -. 95 Lexington av. IL. .
Sl021. sty dwlg-Bent welles ct al
ast keane ct al Chalmers Wood,
1850, taxes, &c, S29s
BY Joseph p. Day.
iilTH ST. SO f. -. % Park av. IsS
l001l, sly dwlE-Frankiin SavRs Bank
agt Belle Bloch ct al. W NJ Powell. Jr,
atty Isldor cohn. ref; due, 'lo1in;
lat s2Os THIRD AvENuEl
BY Joseph p. Day.
MELVILLE Az. l7iS. " iiss Van
Nest av. is.sxloO-Fishkill Saw Instn
agt Angelo RezzanIo ct al; r W
Doughty, atty; r J Ha:'stt ref; due,
1850; taxes, &C, f4lss5.
by j. II. Mayors
25NlOO-E A Butler ct al, exrs, aEt
Edward Brown ct ali c + Corner.
atty; d COIN. ref; due, 's.373 80;
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY H.
lat Il vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.
17TH ST. IS: W. IS. ss5 e s,h Az, e5s
1905, sty tenmt and stores-Hannah
Cohen agt & J Realty Co ct al;
Mo- M9rri SSn : s Stty: Moses ,cSSwen'
lat 52Os THIRD AvENUEl
ny Henry Brady.
MORRIS Az. 677-7s. W =. so n 1881 IT.
ONl0O, sty tenmt and stores--Anna
Geisler agt Jas Cunningham ct al;
simmons, & X, attys; Phoenix In
graham. ref du", i3iss7s2; taxes. sc.
te.9s0.27
BY Joseph r, Day,
OAK TERRACE. sO4, SIS, 100 W Beck
man av. 2i.sxloo. sty dwlg-M p
Elstner agt slgmund Honig ct al. II c
Kudlich, atty; A n Goegerich, ref. due,
s5,73ilb; faxes, &c, 1880
by J. II. Mayors.
WATSON Av, n >. Castle Hn av
l0ONlOs; also Watson av, o. sOb q
Castle Hill av. b0x2i6 to Blackjack
Hv--J q Buckley ct al, trustees. agt
Colorado Realty Co ct al; Eugene
ill,b92SO, taxes, &c, $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-08
OvERDRAFTS CAUSE SUICIDE.
Cashier Got No Money From
schaenernown, Pa, Hank.

Sen AEFFERsTowN. Pa, Feb, while
the examination of the books OF the
Scha efferstown National Bank had not
been completed this evening by j. NJ.
Logan, the examiner, II was Officially
announced that so far no evidence In
at hard to show that Alvin Binner the
cashier who killed himself had taken any
OF the banks funds. The examination
has, however disclosed large overdrafts
by at least three customers of the bank,
II 10 thought that the overdrafts will
foot up more than $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-08
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan,

18TH ST. l32 WIN Selling agt Hannah
Lynch doreclos Of mtg: ATTY, o Kat.
Bronx.
STRONG AV, n r. 1873 II linton aV Elk
S2.p-The Duo Co Agt Ellen |. KeeEan ct
al (foreclos OF Mtg: atty, II W Kiralfy.
HONEYWELL Az, IS. s2,5 II l7gth st,
22Xlil6-Emma Mason agt Blume
Bloch ct al (foreclos OF mtgIi atty, +
A Southworth.
LAND lying bet lot of Sand Secor and
Jas Jarvis property, located on s or road
leading from Wsstchestcr village 10 Pel-
ham Brdge-Jebh;e a Buckley ct al as
trus, agt Regin Keller ct al foreclos OF
MTG; atty, " Berry,
HOE Az. ii5l--Sophie Phnder agt Eliz
Ruhl Hirchhofer ct al faction to set
aside decd sttys, Reynolds Richards
a. McCutcheoa