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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
May File New Bond

Through a stipulation 6led IN the
clerks office last Thursday, plaintiff
in the case of Max Herman against
Earl w. Hulse may file a new bond
in support of the writ of attachment,
which will be subject to the approval
of the court as to form and sum-
cheney, and if so the motion of de-
PENDANT for additional and adequate
security may be dismissed. In case
additional sureties are not forthcom-
ing, it is understood by the parties
interested that the motion may De
heard before Judge McFadden to-
morrow
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
Turned With Powder.

Turned With Powder.
Robert Crosby and Calvin Bascom
of East Ely. we're painfully burned.
yesterday, as the result of a powder
flare-up. The boys had found some
unexploded shells. from which they
extracted the powder. As the out
come Of the experiment. when fire
vas applied to the loose powder there
was a flash and the lads realized that
something had gone wrong. The
Bascom boy got it on one of his
hands, while young Crosby's injuries
we're about the face. The burns were
very painful but it is reported that
no permanent injury will result which
is a aus for thanksgiving. The lads
undoubtedly realize nov that powder
is a dangerous plaything.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
Will Argue Water Case

District Attorney Anthony Zurich
expects to leave for Carson City next
Tuesday to look after the interests
of White Pine county in an action
Instituted by the Ely Water company
for the collection of money due for
water used on courthouse grounds.
The case has been appealed to the
supreme court and the arguments of
the opposing attorneys viii be heard
next Thursday.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
GianopuIos Wants New Trial

A motion for a new trial was filed
in the clerks office last Thursday by
defendant in the a of Gust Gian-
nopulos. on the ground of INSULT
cheney of evidence to justify the YER
dict. The case was tried before a
jury in the district court last week
and plaintiff was awarded judgment
for 1928. 1t was taken to the high
er tribunal on appeal from the JUS
tice court.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
To Enjoy Life on the Coast

To Enjoy Life ON the Coast
August Riepe of the Ely Meat COM
pany, accompanied by his wife, left
Friday morning for Fruitvale. Cali
|fcrnia, where he will spend several
weeks with his uncle. X. A. Riepe.
a pioneer resident of this section
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Plenty oil Trout for All Streams
White Pine county will have more
trout in the different stream this
year than at any time in its previous
history. A shipment of $4,000
rainbow and black spotted trout eggs
and $4,000 brook fry arrived last
Wednesday night from the state fish
hatchery at Verdi in first class con-
dition in charge Of James H. Vogt.
Another similar consignment will be
received within the next three weeks.
Warden Fletcher Is anxious to supply
all the creeks in the county with
fsh and those desiring trout will
have their desires gratifed without
delay.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
Will Visit Coast.

Mrs. H. C. Milford from Mime
|apolis, who has been visiting her
neice. Mrs. Clifford NJ. Moon for sew
|eral weeks. will leave this morning
for San Francisco and other coast
points. Mrs. Milford is delighted
with her stop in Ely, and has made
numerous acquaintance who express
the hope that she may again come
this way.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
viii Handle wife's Estate

A. ]. Carpenter was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of his wife.
Louisa Riepe Carpenter. last Friday
by Judge C. J. McFadden. Summary
administration was ordered by the
court, as it was found that the assets
would not exceed $500 The bond
of the administrator was fixed at
$500.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
May Fill Vacancy at Osceola

An examination to fill a contem-
plated acanc in the position of
fourth-class postmaster at Osceola
will be held in Ely by the United
States Civil Service commission on
June ~. The compensation of the
postmaster at that place was $3.50
for the last year
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
And still They Come

Mr.. and Mrs. d. Boyd Smith re-
turned Thursday afternoon from Min
eral. Virginia. Mr.. Smith has accept
ed a position at McGill under Chief
Electrician r. E. Middagh.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

WANTED-An energetic, ambi-
tious. active man to establish per-
manent business. Health and Acct
dent Insurance. Immediate cash re-
turns and future. Address National
Casualty company, Detroit, Mich.
5-9-3t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Mrs. d. c. Mcdonald returned
home last Sunday. after having paid
an Official visit to all the Eastern
Star lodges within her jurisdiction
in the capacity of grand matron.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
To Visit Mother in Iowa

Mrs. James Boylen left Wednes-
day morning for Brooklyn. Iowa, hav-
ing received a message that her
mother has been seriously ill for e Y
eral weeks.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
Realty Man Takes Trip

Realty Man Takes Trip
A.G. Burton of the Ely Investment
company was . departure Tuesday
morning for Denver and Chicago. but
contemplates visiting New York and
Boston before deciding on the home
ward journey
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
JOE'S CANDY KITCHEN
CONFECTIONERY Tobaccos Magazines Stationery
JOE SAYS: Many times and oft have
hoen insn;red nv tho clean-cut. sym-

JOE SAYS: Many times and oft have
| been inspired by the clean-cut, SYM
metrical ~pearance of the Nevada
Northern's s'One-spot" engine as it
majestically puffs its way past my
kitchen door. The locomotives
graceful lines convinces me that the
same thing constitutes art today as
it did at the time the engine
was built. According to veteran rail-
DAD men her big iron heart first
commenced to beat in the Mcqueen
Works at Schenectady. N. Y, before
the golden spike was driven on the
Union Pacific, and has done duty on
various western railroads for more
than forty years. Since acquired by
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
"A Gold Nine

"A Gold Nine
For a good laugh, come to East
Ely auditorium, Friday, June 4, and
see "A Gold Mine given by the high
school.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

For SaIe-Three-room house. fur
nished; 100 chickens; three lots.
electric lights and city water. In
quire at lumber yard, Central Ely.
3-7-zm
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
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Maker OF LOVELY Sweets

the Nevada Northern it has averaged from $50 to ESQ miles dali
when not in the shops, carrying passengers safely and swiftly
their destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
MIDTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES
MANY New Tenants for Space in
Buildings on Avenues and
Side Streets.

Frederick For a Co. have leased LOT al ~ @
leT West 21th So % Neiisteiu a Samucs lpil ~
ii9 AID l5l West seth A.. 20 = bci'n"i.'h' O
Co.; q lot % &. / Freedman tomp",f ln. ~
q 20 - West tl.t Ct. and q .oit o. lyi emu A''
Wrst s5th ~ 20 David FlAKmau. go.
NJ J.. Hess leased the sixth lo'' 81 ~ 70 -
Flfth Az 90 D. T. Brady Co., ucN al = We
gfth st. for iorg term ~ years Al fcltA -
Eres4tlng 500 900. also easel ne hteel.h H. h,i
10 3 TO ~ West s'tA e. 70 Prank J. toc' lhe.
ladies' taofs for ten ycafs At AZ aggregate rental
wefsier b. Mahle leased for jesse T. Mecker The
afh noor a. e-7 Finh az 70 !. 7. Murray 4 Go. .
the fourth floor in ii HAT Slst 81 % no toroatt
Narusacturing Company. the seventh floor 40 the
W.dof Bul.diug = 90 ~ West $50 81 TO the Co
operate Cothie-s space in llS last zs.h 81 g. tlc
Hammer STA Mills ilc. and the third floor front in
the Hicks Building ll's Broadway, 30 s~ehmAi'
Edgsr 4 Manning leased the top loft at &C West
t6th 81 for the A. Is :. Company % J,
D.herup. orsccs Al "a ard 10 last $50 ~ fo,
Cfoss a Brown CO. 10 Afthuf u. Jones a. ~ All
Iuilg Bacon a Henry. Offices ~ tic hight Wet
tr,b street Building 20 Michael Cohen 60
Spear A Co rented ~ 900 square feet On JIG ana
flg FiUh Az 90 thc II Koy Shin COMPANY ioit
in "a ard 10 Waser.cy Place 70 The Ch4mhsrs Com
pany TOP loft in t2l West .4d 81 70 lioh,l 90 ,
erst ion Boz 113 BfosdSy 10 sam MalaWista. and
with Daniel BirissN 3 co Ne fouHA loiI ia :
Wsshirgion Pace % Katner a 90.
\ Brgham Hal and william ID. blooslgcrt
leased at West ssh o. ihe ffoli portion n i.c
nsrlor noof store % the social SccictArics luc.
fro.s Hr0au Co icssfd space a. 100 fith AZ
IN ne Fair afd Carnival supply company and
go A. fsf5 BroadNsy ~ william " 60. sline
- o~oes in thc strand Theatre Building. flih ST.
Al' R+o,.lWav 10 Cohan a Cshanc
buro~s company lcsssd % Tbcodorc 'hochos the
100 s.d basement 81 a. church st Tor tea }cars
N al ssgffgate rental ~ SO 600. and The second
~, 10 ~ Greenwich o. TO Ogief broihsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
LOOMS TO STRIVE
FOR TRIPLE HON0RS
Special Events To Be a Feature
of FOrdham Games
Tonight.

When Joseph G.. LOOMS. the phe-
HOmenal athlete Of Chicago, started
the country By winning three cham-
pionships az the last national tue
meet he did a fine days work. buy
that was nothing to what LOOMS WI!
have 90 do tomorrow night M the
three special scrat ch events that nave
been put on for him at the tordham
University games in the 22d Regiment
Armory. 16sth 81. and Broadway.
The Fordham management has gone
ne far "a Dartmouth and the Boston
A. 4. 20 provide high class opposition
Tor LOOMS in the l00-yard sprint, l-O-
yard low hurdles and the high Jump.
Among the murders who are out Tor
Loomis's scalp are our own JACK EAer.
Trenholm, of Dartmouth. and y. A.
High, Of Boston. not 20 mention Jim
Ross and Walter Bursch, Of the New
York 4. {. The hundred may see a
new indoor record with such men IN
against LOOMS as Alvah Meyer, Fred
Burns, Of Boston, Frank Steph
Jack Eller and the fast negro boy, Pete
White. of the Salem Crescents.
II LOOMS gets by against this op-
position his troubles will not be over,
for in the high jump he faces II.
ludtkc, Of the ST. George Club. who IS
so good they put his face on the front
Of this years Athletic Almanac; Jen-
nings, the Nillrose A. A. kangaroo, and
Rodriguez, OF the Bronx Church House.
All of which promises a large even
ing for LOOMS. If he repeats the triple
victory achieved at the championships
10 will be about time TO forget about
Martin Sheridan and Jim Thorpe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY IS
Manhattan.

{ Jackson 10 Louise n Jackson widow. IS
Walker .. atty. Wood. 50 William a.. 81
Union Trust Go q Ncs YORK 20 Home for Oh Me1
sli Aged Coup e. 1000 Am.terdam Az. s5,h g
4yi D. a'Ds. n a ST. o. William =, $50
fr4Ek Gosleh Ald zno. eIrs. LAnAhan 70 CAN
crime & IalahaL. al M0odbrOOk. MI, = Warren
W VI Powell ~ rus 10 Man T. Green quaker
az mt - Sl4I52
sam, to Anna VI Jackson 2l5 18th 81 same
property same atty. a. ilt % s. SOS
Same 20 : J. n Jackson. AsluD Park. same
property same airy. al mi ~ SO ~
same 70 Alna NJ Jackson. rs 18Th =; 1851 W
l45h .. same property. same aig an M o.
Same TO Ella l. BurEe Asbug PARK. ). same
properly, same AIS al. lIf or sftpV
same TO Mar Green. quSkertoSn. Pa. sane
property. same atfy. a. int o. s. 900
n Friedman 10 l. Harris. 90 18Th o.. tii Hud
s0l g.. atty, Gross lo- Bway. 500
J. X JACKSON 20 Els l. Blrge. Asbury PARK. J.
lj5-ltl Ridge 81. siiy. W Powell. ! Wal r.
EQUITABLE Life Assurance sosic,y o. 10 Law
ycfs Alig Co - Liberty a.. l5s-l6i itfd q:
Coreh. Ri-hArd J. 70 l. Dresen a. I'm It:
-lG .. rs Z. auys. salter :. lio Nassau =
Hamilton. A. % + J walsh NJ Vernon. NY.
BROADWAY. "a cor Barciay s.. ttt irregular /
6salio. l--I Ear. ats Il NoilmcT -s3 Bsn
Benedict Isiaide. aimrr. TO Eta Beuedi.t NeN
Haven. Conn Monroe 81 IS - % Moui.
same % SANE. 10Th =. =. 1915 q University
ria1r. 2tfN6o. same ATTY; 81
Mas l. 20 " A Erecier 10 " Tfih g. Isath
n 7os ". stiy A o Erusi. no Bwsy. 500
Same fo sane. Fort Masliu.fOu Eldsr Road. 81.
pi0t VI. map Lgriua tAiiienden. llnt-s ,. siiy,
- Mchaers f. , church to Flora Hsrros s5l "A
af. "a a.. 90 ally iieflcs li5 Nassau a
Rahs. c. to MsI.ar,. sehfsi,nHles. "a l-eA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29

Steamers Clos fGreeEl salorics December IS.
Plrrus %. sud Gibraltar January 9. 20 " Lisas.
'' J5 9ae' If Go-sio DSor, Mon,ego Bay January
q POI, Maria y and Port Antonio %. 10 tie
Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit. Bar. m. jan
Apsey Han B-l. Liverpool January .. TO siup-
son spence Young, 90 ballast Ban. 20 No.
Ws7e.uoor lBrj. Genoa January .. % Houder.
Weir {, BOYD il ballast Bar. 80 m.
Zaeapa. Carageua January u. Puerto toiomma
ths United Fruit CO. with IS passengers. malls
aud mlse. Bar. II %
Iksia tB-l Liverpool January II. 20 the Cunard
IS 60. Ltd IN ballast. Bar 800 n. I'm
az and Philadelphia 70. % the American. ia
wailan IS Line. with mdse Bar. II m, Z,th,
Port Kcmtua fBl, Cerdln January "a 10
Punch Fdye A Co. iu ballast Bar. 1870 m.
ge boa January g. Colon : and Philadelphia y.
10 the American Hawaiian RS Line Win miie'
Ina iN1r) L,sron January and Bermuda %
Fsik CNor) Porto Mexico January 10. to " de
Leon & Co with dyewo1d Bar. II 10 m, M Z'th,
Angelo Parodi UtaD. Madeline Sardinia. De
ceuher ~ 10 master. lu ballast. Bar l 4 ~.
Algonquin. La Romano January 10. san Domingo
Cts a Macoris l6. sanchez is, SANTANA a. y
Puerto Plata 10. and Turks Island " 20 tne ' ~
S 90. with H. passengers. malls and mise Bar
Chesspea5e. baltimore. to the New York Bal
umore Transportation Co with mdse. quarantine
champ ain CFrl Bordeaux January and New
Por Is 10 the C0mpagnie Generate Irausatlantique
lu ballast Bar. 23O m. o.
Tyicr' Newport News and Norfolk. 70 the .olC
Dominion IS CO. with mdso. Quarantine S'o'
Stephen CBD. Manaos January II. Para is anC
Rarbsdos zO 20 Booth & Co with II passengers
mails and mdse. Bar. sl5 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
MACK WINS HARD BOUT
Al Thomas, Although Sub,
Proves Tough Customer.

frankie Mack. the hard-hitting New
England boxer. had somewhat the bet
ter. of Al Thomas IN ten-round bout
az the Federal Athletic Club last night
Thomas substituted for one Tommy
Moore, who failed 10 arrive az the club
He proved to be a tough customer. and
Mack knew he was in the ring from
start 10 finish. Thomas could box and
he could fight, was fairly clever and
could hit hard, and IL was the consen-
sus that given time properly to condi-
tion himself he would be a match for
many boys in his class hereabouts.
Walter Brooks and Young" Wagner
will mingle in the main bout Of ten
rounds at Browns Gymnasium on Tues.
dav night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
Block Front on Amster-
dam Av. Given in Part
Payment for Houses.
LOWER EAST SIDE
OLD HOLDING SOLD
Buyer Owns Adjoining Property
in Eldridge ST. and viii
Improve Site.

Harlem furnished an interesting eX-
change Yesterday, involving IN the
neighborhood Of 100000.
The lllth Street Construction Com
panv. Samuel Williams, treasurer, sold
TO Hyman Sarner & Son the three
new fve-story apartments az 81 to %
West l1lth ST.. between Fifth and
Lenox aves., on a plot S7.6X12. The
selling company takes in part payment
the block front Of about eight and
one-half lots on the west side Of Am
sterdam av.. between lS6th and 167th
SITS, 21410xlOO, which the Sarners &C
CURED from the OrOsant Construction
Company last June. The new owners
will probably resell the Amsterdam av.
property 20 builders.
The apartment houses were COM
pleted last September by the selling
company. which has erected seven
houses at that point, which comprises,
with the exception of the corners, the
entire northerly half Of the former
Pinkney estate block, which was sold
at auction a few years ago by Joseph
T. Day. The builders have now dis
posed of all but one Of the houses.
Arthur A. Goldstein sold for the
Clement Muller estate, Al Eldridge
So, a fve-story tenement and three
story tenement in the rear, on lot
25xl00, IS feet north Of Canal st. The
purchaser is Morris Kulok, q tailor,
who owns and occupies 80. adjoining
lie plans 10 re-improve the site next
May with a siX-story mercantile build
ing. The combined site measures SOB
MOO, adjoining Canal ST. Mr.. Gold
stein has been appointed rental agent
for the new building.
Other sales follow;
4OTH ST.-Mari.n Toohey a. erscu'or 81 The
estate ~ NJ chaoi haTanagh. has sold 327 East 4Ofh
g.. -four si0u building on Dot 2iIJSe feet.
between First and second avs. Tho buyer viii
10TH ST.--Sad.c W Smith has sold 10 West
losN o.. three story and lasemeuf dwelling
house on 4 l0t lf.t118.ll feet. near Ffih az Tho
uustr De- sa.i 10 bc The tenant
COECOURSE.--John ,. Nleluhr o. The Consou-
dated guIIrg Trade Cred Association has sold
Tor The Grand boulevard Holding Corporation MAR
i kramer president me p.0l 16tIl00 feet a.
the northeast corner of Grand Boulevard and Con
course aud lSs.h b. The buyer WQ Improve the
site with o. apartment house.
1871 ST.-Salvaiore Soraci has sold for the
Issefs LIQUIDATION Company e0s and 80 East ll5th
a. slx story ncs law house. on plot 50Ilo0
f7oTH ST.-Jo.eph ReIs has sold lolt East
I7a,h ST. . new Eve s'ory ha'house on a plot - "a
$50 feet. adjoining tie southeast corner OF bfy
DAILY Av.-The Union linton improvement Com
many Max D. kramer presifssil sold the vacant
tof eros 4rl0i feet o. he southwest corner ~
ps'y av and EIsmere P,aoo proposed 70 John
kye. Who viii improve with business building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
APARTMENTS TO LET.

FURNISHED APARTMENT tCnELSEAl Al i.s.',
- Go Boardwalk second noof o,'Aii NJ, ~.
"a roous steam heat. hoi wsief, ml1rii. ~ y.
Nras 1884 HrosdSEy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Ofhclal Record and Forscast-washngton. Jan.
% -Oa Thursday morning The cold ware covered
tho great central valleys and the upper lake
region. with temperature o. % degrees below
zero at White River Canada. ard with the Linz
o, zero temperature extending into Southern m
diana LO1 temperatures also continued f. the
plains states and the Northwest but With de-
cided moderation since wednesday morning and
during Thursday temperatures aso rose consifera-
bly, IN the lower Missouri valley. There has
been decided fall IA temperature since Wedaes-
day night IN the Ohio valley. the eastern upper
lake snd lover lake region. while m the Atlantic
and suf states there "4s 10 chanse o, c2.sss-
quence. West o. the ROCKY Mountains temgefsi-
i.res are nearly normal A storm OF marked m
te1siiy Is n the California coast tld pressure
4, low vest ~ the Rocky Mountains. with re-
s..,i,y .r5.vs AID rafn. that were only local.
however lu Idaho. Utah and Arizona iAere
we're also local SHOWS r. tho Ohio valley ard ihe
northessiWard The precipitation In The latter dis
trict due 90 moderate disturbance mat now Z
% night lcag Cape Breton Island IL the cei A.
and south portions o. ths country Ae, Ne4,neii
wa fair Generals fair wealth. VII prevail 5s..li
Mountains, while 20 he westward u will BE- IN
settled. with rains and SHOWS over TIE Inferior
districts sud rains IN The coast states.
n viii be colder Friday 10 the A. lntic states ard
warmer in the central valleys the upper AXE Hsi.'
ard tle plain, states u win also De warmer sat
Rocly Mountains temperature changes will not be
decided
storm warnings are displayed on the northern
California coast -,
winds Tor Friday and SATURDAY North Atlantic
and middle AraCtic. moderate northwest. south AZ
lanffc moderate northwest 70 northeast. east Gu /
gentle 20 moderate northeast and easf vest Gun
m0derHe east AID southeast. storm Nerii.s LOW
errd D m New England coast, upper axe, gen
re 10 moderate variable winds. friday WIN IAN
weather moderately cold; lower lases. moleftl
north winds Friday. except variable on western
Erie fair and cold weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
Ryan to Coach
Bates Track Men

Mike Ryan. the winner of the 1912
Boston A. A. Marathon. and member
Of the last American team which swept
everything before il at the Olympic
games in Stockholm, 1912, has resigned
from the Amateur Athletic Union OF
the United States to become coach Of
the Bates College track team az Lewis
ton, Me.
In letter to Frederick W. Ruben,
president Of the metropolitan associa-
ton Of the A. A. L., Ryan rendered his
resignation as registered. amateur
athlete of the metropolitan association
and turned over his registration card.
RYAN thanked President Ruben and
his colleagues in the association for
the fair and courteous treatment which
he always received while a competing
athlete
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
Radical Changes in
| WOn1en'S Golf Plans

Mrs. H. W. Ely, Scarsdale; Mrs. J. r.
Taylor and Mrs. T. c. Gales. SiwanOy;
Mrs. J. a. Moore and Mrs. Wilson $.
kinnear Sleepy Hollow: Miss r. Sawyer
and Miss f. Hoyt, Wee Burn; Miss
Marion Hollins. Westbrook; Mrs. u. c.
Arnold and Mrs. +. l. Mcintosh West
field: Mrs r. G. Brown. WykaGyl; Mrs.
Francis +. Donohoe. Montclsir; Mrs.
Joseph +. Davis, Nassau, and Mrs.
Myra ID. Paterson. EnClcwood.
James A. Tying chairman Of the
handicap committee Of the Mctropoli-
tan Coli Association. issued blanks to
an the clubs in the association yes
,erday with the admonition that it
would greatly MD the committee in
compiling the handicaps II the clubs
responded promptly. He urged that
all reports be sent in by not later than
Friday. February 3, a week from to-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
fWlth amount o. mortgage ard name and sddfe'
of aftOTeyl
JANUARY IS.
Manhattan.

CHERRY ST Sis IS sSammsi 1t ~, 2iI'7 ~ 1 ~
.gxIg :. Oct g. 1915. J. J AID Minnie ku-se. "
Vcto1a Dreyflss Brol1Viie y ATTY. ~ -
Cohen. so BWdt. s+'Vt
GGrr1r - z5aqs Ct2f14s 10. FEB /. 1911 J AID
nellie Russell % ID star. aiys Hogan a C.,
LOT SO. man les Van Co-tlsndi Estate: July q.
fGlL. 30 Cooper % Van Cortland AID ai.o'
MADISON ST. s. between cathahae ard Market
- k.amu as Dot 40. nap NJ gFoferV heirs
AI-y q Betsmau. dated zen. ls5-. -'rloO.
be q. ielI. CeiniA 10 VI tolcl ana 40.
atf,s Kautr0Witz 4 J. go Bwsy; Slo9g
PEARL ST a % 49, " cor Broad T. uls
nh y " 20 q 20 " wall o. 10 Water - los "a
ellII 10 beg: April g. 1912: Loser Manhait4a
Realty 60 90 " i GodJeIser. sirs. H.ssn q
$40 81. inc W D E. 80 W 6th az. 2srloo.5. June
J. 1907. = q sd Racnr. " Mafd 70 Ncs
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cor o. lt5th q. g. lxsol01 lrres sy telmt
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e. a.: z keQgh atty e Hayes. re-, due.
{la-.4 90. ,ta1es &c. $50 s. Adjourned 70