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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
NOTED INDIAN
VISITING ELKO

One Of the most noted Indians in
the world, Ben Mcintosh, more COM
monty known as Curly the Crow
is guest 0f Elko today. He is here
III the employ of the T.. s. Census
Bureau to outline the policy of the
government toward the Indians, and TO
lecture to them in their own tongue.
He speaks every known Indian langu-
age and is man of extraordinary in
tclligencc. lie will speak TO them al
their village north OF town tonight
and may deliver lecture on the Gus
ter massacre TO the public here to-
morrow night, if suitable arrange.
ments can be made.
Mcintosh is n half-breed. his father
being a Scotchman by the name of
Una Mcintosh. His mother was a full
blood Sioux and a sister of Chief Gaul.
Rain-ln-The-FaCe, and Sitting Bull. all
of whom were prominent in the Gus
ter massacre. His father was civil
engineer and lead Brigham Young
from Missouri to Salt Lake City in
18i7.
Curly" is now upwards OF seventy
years of age. yet he is in robust
health and finds il no hardship TO
visit the toughest of the country's ter
ritory.
II was born June IL. 1871" he said
today, and my home is in Billings,
Montana. | am the only survivor of
the Custer massacre and know more
about it then any living human being.
was with General Custer for ten
years, and lead him as a scout to the
mouth OF the Little Big Horn where
the famous massacre occurred. Tnere
were four hundred and seventy-three
under Clusters immediate command
in this battle and every soul but my
self was killed. | fell with my head
crushed and was found four hours
after the battle close to Clusters
corpse.
You see this badge, he proudly
said exhibiting n silver medal. This
was presented to me by Secretary of
War Bell;nap." On the medal Is in
scribed the words Curly the Grow
of the Custer Massacre, U. S. June
26. 1876"
Custer was wonderful man." Cur
ly continued. but Major Reno was a
coward of the worse type. Had he
responded with his five companies i'm.
mediately to the call which / carried
to him II would have been n different
story"
when Curly was Ave years OF age
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
FIRE DEVASTATES
TOWN OF DEETH
BLAZE STARTS HOTEL
TO GROUND. HIGH WIND
BUILDING AFTER BUILDING

The most destructive fire in the his
tory of Deeth, If not in the entire
county, occurred i'll the early hours of
this morning. About three.thirty
o'clock fire was discovered in the two
story hotel on the Main street south
of the railroad track and alarm was
given. In few minutes practically
all the people of the town were gath
cred on the scene. but there was no
means of fighting the flames except
with buckets, and famed by a high
wind they were soon beyond control.
1t was soon seen that the hotel was
doomed and effort was directed to the
adjoining buildings. but the heat was
so intense that the fire fighters were
soon driven away, and they were oblig.
ed to stand helplessly in the streets
and watch the flames lick up building
after building until the end of the
block was reached. Burning shingles
and debris We're carried hundreds of
yards by the wind and il was only
through greatest efforts that buildings
in other parts of the town were saved
from destruction.
From the hotel the fire was soon
communicated to the postofficc and
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
POPULAR SHR|NER
MARRIED ON TRIP
Was Born and Raised in Tuscarora
And Has Many Friends In
This Section

a pleasant surprise was offered as
side issue TO the members of Kerak
temple. Order of the Mystic Shrine
as they boarded the train preparatory
to returning to their homes in Reno
Sunday evening after their annual
jaunt, when Fred Corle, one of the
members of the band informed his
brethren of the fez and scimitar that
for purely personal reasons he wished
to have his transportation extended.
Upon being pressed for reason he
blushingly admitted that he had been
married Friday morning in Oakland
and that the bride was formerly Miss
Nellie Jones of this city. Mr.. Corle
was the recipient OF congratulations
from all sides. He is an old resi-
dent OF Reno and was formerly "a
student at the university Before that
he was a resident of Tuscarora and
has Il large circle of friends in this
city.
The bride 81 a graduate of Heald's
Business college and has lived in this
city for number of years with her
father, who is employed by the V. &
T. railway company.-Gazette.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
WOMAN WITH HATCHET
BEHEADS CRIPPLE
Love Mad Swain Pursues Motorman's
Wife Till She in Self-Defense
Puts Him Out of Way
~ United Press.

~ United Press.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. 2O.-Attack-
ed by Michael Meinstein, love mad
cripple, Mrs. Mary Pamias, aged %, a
motorman's wife, beheaded her assail-
ant with a hatchet. She .iismembered
the body and hid ii in couch last
night
She confessed today. She said the
cripple became infatuated with her
when they met at Atlantic City. She
met him again recently. The mad man
begged her to elope with him and of.
fered her all his money.
The cripple came TO her house last
night and offered her 1925. She
spurned him. The cripple attacked
her. The woman rushed to the rear
of the fiat. got hatchet and killed
him.
The woman then fled from the
house horror stricken. She rented a
room and telephoned her husband.
The husband persuaded her to sur
render.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
WOMEN UNDANNTED
BY JERSEY DEFEAT
Majority Against Equal Suffrage In
Mosquito Belt May Reach Total
OF Sixty Thousand
BY United Press.

TRENTON, Oct. 2O.--It was a verit-
able landslide that overlook the suf.
frage forces in New Jersey. President
Wilson's own precinct registered an
adverse vote of two to one against
the amendment.
The equal suffrage forces, however,
immediately began laying plans for
future campaign work. They are now
pledging candidates of both parties
for the Legislature to pass n law per-
mitting women TO vote for presiden-
tial electors.
The majority cast against the suf.
frage amendment at yesterdays spec
ial election i'm New Jersey may reach
as high as 10000.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
DEFEAT'OF SUFFRAGE
MEANS NEW TACTICS
Abandonment of State CAMPAIGNS
Probable in Order to Center Flqht
For National Amendment
BY United Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.--The defeat
of suffrage in New Jersey means the
abandonment of state fights and the
centering OF enorts upon the federal
amendment. This was indicated today
in statement made by DIR. Anna How
ard Shaw. The national president. This
statement was given out i'll the fore
cast for the suffrage elections TO oc.
cur in Massachusetts. New York and
Pennsylvania November End.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
FRENCH OPTIMISTIC
OFFICIAL SUMMARY
All German Attacks RepuIsed Is
Weeks Developments and Strategy
to Draw Attention From Serbia
BY United Press.

PARIS. Oct. 2O.-The following is
the official summary of the weeks de-
yelopments on the western front:
"The German attacks have been re-
pulsed everywhere. They have cost
the Germans 5000 loss. In the Sou
chez districts the German attempts
at Champagne resulted in consolidat.
ing the French positions at Tahure.
The purpose of the event was to di-
minish the impression of German
weakness in Champagne and draw at
tention from the German offensive in
Serbia"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
EMBARGO ON ARMS
TO MEXICAN REBELS
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON. Oct 2O.-The presi-
dent has signed the embargo procla-
nation against shipping arms and am
munition TO the Mexican opponents Of
General Carranza.
Exception to Be Made
In Favor of Carranza.
WASHINGTON. Oct 2O.--The presi-
dent suggested that an exception in
the embargo on the expectation of
arms be made in favor of General
Carranza. This was done in a let
ter 10 Secretary McAdoo. The presi-
dent admonished all to abstain from
violating the joint resolution of con-
gress and warned that all violations
will be punished.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
GERMANS ADVANCE
AGAINST RUSSIANS
RepuIse SIav's Attacks and Bring
Down British AeropIane and Cap
ture the Aviator
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
BERLIN. Oct. 20.-The following of.
fetal statement was issued today:
THE Germans have advanced against
the Russians northeast and northwest
of Nitau. Farther south Gen Linsing.
en- is lighting along the S;yr.
we downcd an English aeroplane
near Middlekerke and captured the
aviator"
Vienna has issued the following com
munique: The Russian attack north
west of Derezno and north of Rafal.
evka has been repulsed."
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
CAPTURE MAN WHO
KILLED SERGEANT
Weak and Nearly Famished From
Lack of Food Slayer Apprehended
AS He Enters Vacant House
BY United Press.

Los ANGELES. Oct. 20.-Harry
Duncan. slayer of Sergeant Toolen.
was captured this morning at Shorh
station near Elmonte. as he was wait
ing to board a tram. tie was weak
ana nearly famished. He had not
eaten nor slept since four o'clock
Tuesday morning when he slew the
policeman. He did not offer resist.
ance. He tried to enter supposed.
ly vacant house to get food. 4 ranch
or chased him and notified the 20.
lice.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20

between the king and Sir Edward Car
son is interpreted to mean general
cabinet shake-up is being considered.
1t is conceded that Premier Asquith
is losing his influence.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20

James Holland aud George Ames are
in from Lamoille. They say that no
clew has yet been found to the par.
ties who robbed the postofflce and the
Lamoille Mercantile Co. store.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
PRESENT petition
FROM CALIFORNIA
School Children Ask President To
Spend Honeymoon In Golden State
But He Can't Find Time
BY United 'isL~.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.--The Cal!
fornia school children's petition ask
ing the president and Mrs. Gait to go
TO California TO spend their honey.
moon was presented by Altha McQuee-
ney. Dorothy Starr presented the
gold for the wedding ring. Esther
Bull gave the bouquet intended for
the president to give to Mrs. Gait
The president said he couldn't find
the time to go California.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
MAY RESIGN
ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS
This Would End Dead Lock in Cabinet
and Prove Happy Solution All
Around Fer England
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.--Sir Edward
Carson. the late Unionist leader in
the cabinet, saw King George at Buck.
ingham palace. This gives new impe-
tus to the talk that the. king is try
ing to complete the reconstruction of
the cabinet.
Premier Asquith's illness may prove
so serious as to compel his resigna-
ton. ending the dead lock in the cab
met. This is the growing belief.
Conceded Asquith
Losing Influence.
LONDON. Oct. 2O.-Thc conference
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
FOR BIG GOVERNMENT
ARMOR PLATE PLANT
Secretary Daniels on Visit to State
Fair in Home District Announces
Part Defense Program
BY United Press.

RALEIGH, y. G., Oct. 20.-A big
government armor plate plant and pro.
jectile factory is proposed in the
navy's defense program for this year.
This was the announcement made by
Secretary of the Navy Daniels VINO is
visiting the North Carolina state fair.
He urged the passage of the govern
ment ship purchase bill.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
REPULSE
TEUTON INVADERS
BY United Press.

GENEVA, Oct. 2O.-A Bucharest
message states the Serbians repulscd
the Austro-Germans north of Sha-
batz and that the invaders are re.
treating in disorder
1t is reported the Serbians defeated
the Bulgarians at Obtakdi.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
CALLS TO COLORS
FOUR MORE CLASSES
Italy Gives Nc Official Explanation
For New Levy But Troops Prob.
ably Intended for Balkans
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
ROME, Oct. 20.-Four more class.
es of reserves have been called TO the
colors, completing the mobilization of
the Italian army. No official eXpla:
nation is given. But il is rumored
that the troops are intended for ser
vice in the Balkans.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
To Convene at EIko County High
School Week From Tuesday For
Four Days Session

The following is the official pro-
gram arranged by Miss Knemeyer,
deputy state superintendent, for the
Elko county Teachers Institute which
convenes here a week from Tuesday
for four days session
Again attention is called TO the fact
that attendance on the part of teach
ers is made compulsory by law
Miss Knemeyer wishes the an.
nouncemen made that the public is
cordially invited to attend the ses.
sions of the institute:
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1915
900 Organization of Elko County
Teachers Institute.
9:l0 Organization OF First District
Teachers Institute Chairman State
Supt. J. E. Bray. Remarks. Deputy
Supt. Knemeyer.
$40 Address, Professional Train
ing of Teachers. DR. C. F. James, u.
of n.
10:40 Recess.
1880 Elementary Section. Glass
work in Palmer writing.
1850 High School Section. Round
Table. The high school problem.
Leader Principal G. c. Jensen.
1920 Music
l:3O Roll Call.
l:40 Address. Stat" Supt j. L.
Bray.
els Recess
2:30 Address. The Home .Econo-
mics Extension Movement. Miss Nor
ma Davis.
3:10 Nevada State Educational
Association. Principal p. G. McWhin-
ney.
$3.50 Reception to Teachers at
Grammar School.
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. 3, 1915
800 Music
9:15 Roll call.
9:35 Address. The Evolution of
the Country School. Miss Howe of the
San Jose State Normal.
1915 Recess.
1890 Elementary Section. Glass in
Prang Drawing.
1920 Music.
1880 Roll call
1:40 Address. The Smith-Lpver
Bill. Professor c. A. Norcross. e.. of
n.
2:3O Recess
2:45 The Lunch Hour in the COm-
try School. Miss J. f. Ware.
Discussion on above question and
any other school problem
$3.50 Folk Dancing at Grammar
School. Miss Someth and Miss Brown
Coolers
THURSDAY, NOV 4, 1915
900 Music.
9:1G Roll call
9:20 Address, The Teacher as a
Social Factor. Miss Howe
1910 Recess.
1925 Elementary Section AT Gram.
mar School Round Table. Subject,
Beacon Method Leader, Miss Rose
Gardner
II. s. Section at II. s. Round Table
Subject. How can the County High
School Assist the District High School.
Leader Mr.. Jensen.
1920 Music
1:3O Roll call.
l:40 Elementary Section. Class
work IN Palmer Writing.
2:40 Recess.
$50 Class in Prang Drawing
$50 Address in II. S. rooms. Col
lege Education. President a. ". Hen.
drick. U. of N.
FRIDAY, NOV. s. 1915
900 Music
9:1O Roll call
9:20 Address, Democracy in
Sschool Work. Principal G.. c. Ien.
sen.
1910 Recess.
1925 Elementary section, History
in the fifth and sixth grades, Miss
Howe.
High School Section. The High
School Course of Study. Leader Miss
Knemeyer.
1920 Music.
1870 Roll call.
lao Address. Mrs. Edith B.
Brown.
2:20 Report of committees.
Three minute talks.
%
Read the Daily Independent
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20

James Baddish and son of Wells are
in Elko today. They will depart TO.
night for n visit 70 the exposition.
John Reed Of Lovelock is an Elko
visitor.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
FRENCH WOUNDED
ARRIVE SALON|KA
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
PARIS, Oct. 2O.--The allies are still
landing troops at Salonika. The
French wounded are beginning to ar
rive from the front, indicating they
have fought the Bulgarians.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
BULGARIANS SUCCESS
FIFTY MILES INSIDE
BY United Hress.

BY United Hress.
LONDON. Oct. 20.--hthens dispatch.
es state that the Bulgarians have cap
tured Istip and Cotfasa fifty miles in
side the Serbian border.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20

he was taken captive by the Mountain
Cheyenne tribe and he was away from
his parents for seventeen years. He
associated during that time with many
tribes and was chief at one time OF
five hundred young Commanches.
Curly Is just returning from a visit
to the exposition where he met and
visited Mrs. Custer and General Mel.
son Miles. He has an interesting his.
tory and should he lecture tomorrow
night 1t will be well worth ones while
to hear him.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-20
BULGARIANS THROWN
BACK BY SERBIAHS
BY United Press.

ROME, Oct. 20.--An Athens dis.
patch says the Bulgarians have been
thrown back from Vrania The Salon.
icaNish railroad Is working.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

John r scott with Pesse 4 Gilman,
has rented for Herbert A. Weeks his
house, known as keeVAydin, on Briar-
wood crossing, Cedarhurst, l. l., 10
James +. curtis OF the Federal Reserve
Bank
Charles Field Grren Co. have
Leaf ed for T. l., Hopkins his large coun-
try estate on the Sound, AT Greenwich.
Conn, 10 Louis j. Ehret
The Lewis IL May Company has
leased at Arverne for r. Jacohus
cottage on Remington avenue 10 +.
Katz for Mrs. r. Miles a cottage on
Atlantic avenue TO j. Heit; for = 4
l.. Construction Company on CASTOR ave-
nue. TO J. Greenbere for the Suburban
Realty Company on Summerfeld ave-
nue. 10 Anna Wins, and for the Suburban
Realty Company on Remington avenue
to A. Hollander,
Kenneth Ives 4 Co. have leased for
Mrs. Julia g, Jayne her country place,
Blithlea, at Tarrytown-on-HudsO to
DIR. Feilowes Davis, Jr. The property
consists OF a largo residence, stable and
about four acres located on Warren.
Nickel and Pleasant avenues
Pease q Gilman has leased furnished
for W Gould Brokaw his place at Great
Neck. l.. J., 10 Harry r., Guggenhoim,
Mr. Guggenheim has had this place he
fore. The same brokers have subleased
for c. NJ. Fleischmsnn his residence at
Convent, n. j., to Henry Mellon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
RtN> - HROokIyN LOTS.

-veu'y-fv. two family homes and
~ ,n~es family dwellings vii ne built
o Palmetto AND Doubleday streets u
- FIgcwood sccttor ~ a result ~ the
s., Yesterday OF plot S40SloN feet.
comprising twenty sever lots The sale
vre MADE by the Realty Associates and
t0s t.uye' IS me Rinr Gibson Company
ne piot, 50xlal feet. al so3-605 Ber-
g. street. has been sold ny VI Bennett
4 S1Rs fo' Mary Wheeler 70 Daniel
Furkey who vii improve with hu.Id-
iuVs
Lauter & RlHCkuer have sold 10
Katharine ElesseI the three story fAt
v,r stores on plo; :7xS5, a. l.47 81
Marks avenue, corner OF Rochester ave
ru'
J Holishan has sold the one family
to.-t 40 -. Seventy seventh street for
.. F.nrIa Realty Company also a lot
g Na-ruws avenue. between Seventeen
tr0 ~eventy-frsi streets for Herman
Brennan 70 NJ Dowd.
: wRld-or has sold SAG and SIS
lt'a'e-ts avenue, a plot 5oxio0, for the
faa''y Associates 20 a Manhattan
b. 1er for immediate Improvement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
LIBERTY BUILDING
ON CEDAR ST. SOLD
Frederick Brown Takes II in
Part PAYMENT for Glare
mont Ave. Apartments.
BI>IILS OLD DWELLINGS

80 l.rc~t, Ruhdins, III the north
,,-oe. ~ Wes' and Csdar streets. has
.ser sold rredc~ick Brown IL the
NYvs. Ho taEcs the cornpt from
rurb,uIa : conn II par payment for
rurh, HAL and Eton Hall At 80 10 30
c.s-cr,or' avenue. opposite Barnard
c,rsre -grrus tho sale ~ which was
.so--.ea iu Tu, St-r recently The Lib
,-t Buud.us 10 fve s,oric- Of the old
ten, NJ nus ness structure which used
=. 20 built IN the downtown section
IN, wears aso II ~ 47s fee; on West
5000. and along Cedar street % meas
r-r. .a4 foot Eight wears ago the
se.e- hourht 70 fof slol .ooO The city
,sv ne. the sire ana ;he building at
,,arurr ~ which Sl:5 ooo represents
,rs " nh nf she site. according 20 Tax
peas - -ren' experts II IL understood
fhr' NJ Brown gets the property free
s-4 -lear besides cash consideration
n excess ~ tho S25 600 with which ne
housn- ,ne TWO apartment, houses from
Mrs L.ls e HYDE out NJ this trad.
~ R~cvr expects ~ clear sb3 on0 He
ror'~aofcd fnr tho apartment without
l4.A.s g. them and took TITLE 20 Thorn
.. ufhIf space ~ "a hours The
s,--, nv MI Browns profits and others
which hav. hsen rirked IN recently in
TIE market was told In TIM SIN LAST
SUNDAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
$3.50 900 ~ BRo>x FLATs.

'.' '0r eight more new fats, en-
Va . total cost OF t3SJ,00O, were
Ne Yesterday with The Bronx Bureau
's.a Hrs Three OF these VII! be
'f 20 'y he Btnenson Realty Com
pa ~ the east side OF Decatur ave
~" ;. . feet south OF lS7th street
- 49, plot 5siNs5ll a. cost Of
Two by the Cedar Construc-
''mrsry on the west side o..
.'sr' boulevard, l75 feet north ~
- r''r", each on plot 5Oxs7lO, at a
o. ~ 100000, one by the Sivarh
- Company on the north side Of
'stN street. 157 feet west Of Prospect
az. .r. o. plot 5Vssk, at cos, OF
ana TWO on the west SIDE OF
.-- a''rue, go feet north Of Bed
- 'aIr boulevard. each on "a plot
.. ~ 70 cost OF 10000 Plans were
I'D ry the Wedgewood Company,
~ Andrew j, Thomas. FOR two
80 building TO be erected on a
20 -'SH5.9, on the west side Of Web
90 avenue, l5As feet north OF Ford
"s'H road. a. d cost Of $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
lis pF>pE>S
Manhattan.

4t.p 81 > = 900 . RroadNaN InoN - .
Adam HsppeA Inc, sEt John y Kane
CO % al ,counrercisim' S'Ns Philips
uTH AZ - cor .Srh st. Se>lto.-
Euthcrfcrd Realty o. as Mekcou R''v
90 - nl ,forc, 'osure ~ mortsAse' s'tys,
vols \ sncdekcr
:s4TH 81 tiS " James x NOW frus
as Euto'rh Newman ~ "a, tore o'ore
o., ,r'gr11sas,, atty GaE 4 G,.t"re
49, Abraham n sarssohr 81 al
,smcndei foreclosure Of mor'gagc,
at',s. CARY 4 Csrru'l
4lFTH ST - as " LIST av lSsNlnh N
Lawyers Mortgage 60 ast Abraham u
sarasohn ct a. ,"mcnacd fore .ossre -
81 Az " m n l:'th .st ?5Sloo
Helena n X Hu.st as Joseph II
Pelletier ct a. amended foreclosure OF
mortgage, sitys Leach Williams
SOUTH ST ls.--Eips Ray Brewing ana
Maltirs 90 agi Giovanni Caste fano o.
PAsku. Gordon a Hyman.
Broni,
FREEMAN ct, soe-il--Masds'ens Ste
mon aEt Maria lu'g 81 a. foreclosure
% mtgel, atty q 4 Davis
10TH ST, - $50 Anthony sv, p "a
l..9-SstiouAl surety CO asst Carol'ua
Wenuinser ct al foreclosure Of mtsc ,
atty, " X Page
GRAND boulevard And COSCOIRST
ll66 lsh - SSN5o-Michaoi
PosiEionr sst Ida Hollsna ,Aot,or to
compel spceinc performance Of con
tracpE atty, \ komaEna.
LOT ls0 !, map WakrhcId-Th Thomas J
Ryrne asst Ludwig Rsch Of al faction to
toreclose transfer Of tax lienli ATTY, l.
ROAD from EA.tch..ter to westehsst.r