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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
TAX BUDGET
SUGGESTIONS
Real Estate Board Thinks
Saving Could Be Made in
Tenement Department.
SAYS BUILDING SURVEY
SHOULD COST LESS
Recommends That Weights and
Measure Work Be Done by
Finance Department.

The Real Estate Board has sub
mitted to the tax budget committee Of
the Board Of Estimate certain specific
recommendation with respect TO the
Tenement House Department and the
Mayors board OF weights and meas
ures. In following the work Of budget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
United Owners at Hearing

The United Real Estate Owners As
ISOLATION is represented each day at
the hearings of the Sub-Budget Com
mittee At these hearings the detailed
financial requirements of each city
department for the year 1916 are dis
cussed and criticised. in which the
association takes part. The association
says il has valuable data obtained from
its twelve months investigation into
the city's departments IL hopes, il
adds, 10 be in a position 10 eliminate
useless positions and TO reduce excess
sive salaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
PRAISE FOR WEST
BRONX BUILDERS
Infect Says the New
",oartment Houses Are
~ Fine Structures.
orsCRIBES SEVERAL
BIG INNOVATIONS
,.,, Six Story Walk-Up on
' c.,sbam Heights Fully Rented
BEFORE Completion.

..,... 81. bpild.rs
. want 70 o'.N 49,. A.,ns;,.
AZ identitca WIN inc oN''N''S
" =. g, the Mount Hope. the Ire
ss'''V'' r.-.t.-, Heights and the
.,,i the ...4 VOL
,.lsord PARK s'','.''
= architect last NeeN az nc ''0'"
I,ten ...- Fr~.rar0 Road. and
. lto'"' 20 .,..-.ic apart-
y. a., ne; OIL array %. "' '.''O q" ,'''
y ,.-ses. mos, o. which AaNe oeeh
rsi' -. .4. carly spring. They
cs'''Is .at ,a..N and aiirac''NeIy'
.t,se o1''D' r.--l.s v..a bright
..-,s, ea' Wa o., o., Tor ,ae.r fortu-
~ vi. pI', '',...., t-c most profitable
a,t o"he' '.-..r s.aa $50 the greater
e'.,is!eS 0'
81 -...-. -.,--. o~cG ly the archi-
zoe 80. ..a larger part az the
~ eo.''' ..... .t ,rc West Bronx.
rfiaei', .....- u.. be within the
iS el.''', L''., system that the city
r,ii ot 49, IL. development into
,eE ,''...-.....- house and store
noe't brer retarded u.u lately
a,'ls n@s 'r,s.. ...ctory transit lines.
b 90 o." .rsr-ut.t houses have
Hoa "." ... Nest Bronx this
zen =. 0a ~. .,.,....- was asked.
"a; '.e ~ .--..v shows about six
ln c ,y.. Ot course. many other
g',vs E' 's''..~.. ...lcu.arly stores.
I'd o. 49, .--,..1. ~ die section since
iif' gee" -Ie ,..r. and altogether
re .'s hundred structures have
i''-' 0.e ne rc..da lu the period IN
r,s w q The architect seemed TO be
'-''I s,ou, study .or some moments.
oto" .te Silence 5v explaining: 81
e "oAe ~s.o--, Of builders in the
,.'e W. IL - MI. never Geviate from
pes. -. 81. ~ which tac.r feet are now
r' pau .-...s. and go as.ray into
i,-llei t.-... -... construct men
&c s ..>s -r.r l..-e,. The instincts
20 i.. o..'J b.5 builder. have been dulled
o. lIvss - Ton money. lt would be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
4 GENEROUS SALES PLAN
'a' Forward by the New York
"eNeury Company Developers.

,,,,. so plan that ought 20 strike a
W . sNe chord among homeseekers
4, 80 really anxious 20 move from
Is a.. 70 beautiful suburban place
fsrs. pat forward by the New York
,,,n,S y Company, which has just
Nv neslbury Gardens at West
& n. rong Island Il agrees 20 give
sts,..3 ,ot purchaser its guarantee.
d.s, " a bank. that II pur-
VI !" dissatisfied for any reason
I'll, !. purchase it will at any time
afe, ~. :" months from the date OF
sssu,a refund 70 him the full
As has paid for his lot or plot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
FoRDHAM OWNERS TO MEET
Subjects of Prime Importance TO lhem
To BE Discussed.

A meeting of the ForGhsm he,gpts
prnne,tv owners Association Will De
tdi9 "Wednesday evening at singhi
III All those who are interested IN
. M ir,nrovement Of real property IN
,be section are invited 70 be present.
NM subjects of prime Importance 70
~ landlords of this part OF the e''s
will be discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
Rented House From Plans.

Goldschmidt & Macdonald have
rented a house to be erected at Nep-
tune Avenue and Brewers Point Branch
Road by Louis Simson TO Sidney s.
Kleinberger for term of years. The
house will be ready for occupancy next
rpring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
WEST SIDE

..ru ST 81 wEsT-HNL ROOM GENTLE
20 "a iis --Isrss fron, room souiherl eIpsure.
~. " mall room private family WarinFon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW YORK STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE,

U6TTL AND BAR FOR SALE ooo q mo not ~. Sssi
HvlSNi ~ a. Nsnhattsn VII iska s",l IeA SsN--"
N@. ,..,m =. X. Boa ig.. TfibuIs oc'es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TOILET.
NEW YORK STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
SMALL FARM,

good house: about one hour from city;
Jew minutes from station and harbor
400 cash; balance $40 monthly. good title.
ID NORTH. 2i3 West saith St, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
HINTS FOR HOME BUILDERS.

..ITow 10 BUY Land" Building a Home
..rh. Financing Of q Home" The Ready
Built Home" littls book containing In
formation and suggestions % great value
10 those contemplating buying or build
ing. sent on receipt OF &c. for postage.
FIRST MORTGAGE AND REAL ESTATE
CO. q East i?d 81
CHESTER HILL. ut VERNON -LsrEe, exquisite
apartments. appsaiance q private dwelling. suf-
rounded Uy shady lawns. each Apartment AZ eotire
noos IS wtndoxs. piazza. heat, hct wstef ssupply
5000 5000 yearly. lAnltos. ia Rich Az. Noun.
Vernon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19

REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
YORK STATE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
LONG ISLAND.

countrs Home Iaiornatea tree 70 prospective ley
er, List coser. field Call. write. No agents Sec
Cosntry Home service 50 W. slst ct Tel sssl Mad
The Dermott news., 1915-04-01
Next Sunday

Easter Sunday services al the Metho- dist church next sunday The sunday school will render an appropriate pro gram at lo 8. m
 The new six room Sunday school annex will be opened and occupied by the school next Sunday The pastor. Rev. ] L. Cannon will preach al II a. m, Al the evening service there will be appropriate music. followed by a sermon lecture on The Resurrection of Christ From the Dead This will be the first ot a series of such lectures on the general topic Strong Meat for Strong People. series of lectures in which the foundations of Christian belief are examined The subjects will be announced from week to week. Come and hear these subjects impar- tially discussed
The Dermott news., 1915-04-01
Clean Up Days.

Thursday Friday and saturday, April lst. 2nd and 3rd. will be Clean-U Up Days in Dermott Everybody in the corporate limits of the town Is re quested to have their premises thoroughly cleaned and rid of trash, tin cans or other unsightly or unsanltary rubbish on or before these dates Un- less this order is strictly compiled with. the premises will be cleaned at the ex- pense of the occupant
 ] T. Freeman,
 Mayor.
The Dermott news., 1915-04-01
Target Range for Dermott

Capt W S Daniel and Iieuts. W. F. Owens and J. r. Delaney were in Little Rock Saturday for the purpose of securing T target range for Co k. The proposition they placed before the Adjutant General was approved and Dermott will soon have an up-to-date target range.
 The proposed range will be i000 yards long and 50 feet wide The vail against which the company will fire will be built of concrete and will be about 24 inches thick. 30 feet high and 50 feet wide This size range will accommo- date four targets. The distances the men will fire on this range Will be 2ao, 300, 300. 6oo sOO and 1000 yards
 In addition to securing the promise of the target range, the officers also secured two new gallery practice rifles and 25 new % caliber rifles. also com plete new equipment for the company.
 They learned while in Little Rock that the local company cXcelied every other company in the state ln the mum Der of men present at the Federal in spection This Is indeed distinction. for each company Was striving to have the largest number present as the Federal appropriation Is governed by the number of men present It this in SpectlOn
The Dermott news., 1915-04-01
School Notes

The preliminary contest in voice was held in the High School Auditorium Thursday afternoon of last week The contestants, Misses Dante and Neal, had been trained by Miss Farrar and displayed splendid natural ability and acquitted themselves with credit to their teacher and themselves The contest was for the purpose of deciding who would be our representative in voice at the annual meeting of the S. E. A l.. A A. at College Station next month The judges decided that Miss Dante should represent Us at that meeting Only few friends We're In- vited to hear the contest. The medals for the winners in Reclamation. com position. voice. reading and piano at the meet next month are on display at Bordeaux = They were ordered through our popular JeweIer A. Prothro and hereafter all medals awarded in these contests will be of those pat terms
 Base bal practice has now begun Itis hoped that a good strong team may be developed SD We can nave match games with other high schools of thls section before the close oi the season
 About d dozen pupils of the grammar school are being driledeNery afternoon for the preliminary contest to icts3e who shall represent us in the state spelling contest at Little Rock May l. Some good spoilers are being dis covered and hyeiy preliminary con test Is anticipated. from which a strong contestant Wlll be sent to spell aEaust the representative, et other schools of the state.
 The fourth grade ba, finished the reader and now d pupl previously ap- pointed reads storl Co the class eaen day The selections are of great in tere-t to the pupils and great jeaI ot knowledge $ being gained in thi. way.
The Dermott news., 1915-04-01
Special Assessment Notice

The tax books for the collection of the Special Assessments upon the real property in District No. l, for the pur- pose of Sidewalk. Curb and Gutter, have been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assess ment to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment is not made. action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of said assessment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 29th day of March, 1915.
 AB PARRISH, Collector.
The Dermott news., 1915-04-01

Buy your Soda Water Cola and Scotch Hop Ale at home and save freight and drayagc.
 DERMOTT BCTTLlNG WORKS.
 MT 0. Campbell who is in charge of the dredge work here. made hur- ried trip to Hickory Ridge the first of the week to pay off men loading ma chnery for Dermott
 If you have any dresses. coats. suits or waists to be dyed. give us q trial. and you will be satisfied, as We guaran- tee all work
 w II. Diamond Tailor Shop
 Invitations are out for reception to be given by the Current Topic Club tt the Hotel Dermott on the afternoon of April 9. the honorees being Mesdames Gotham and Ellington. prominent social and club women of Little Rock
 Another mistake to be charged up against printer and proofreader in the News office was the signing of G. R. Kirkpatrick $ name as treasurer of the Grand Jury last week. when of course 1t should have been foreman.
 Mrs. T. F. Barlow, who has been spending the winter here at the home of her son. Dr. E, F.. Barlow. left yes terday for her home at 0blong, Ill. Mrs F.. F. Barlow accompanied her as far as St Louis. expecting to return to Dermott tomorrow.
 Mgr. W. T. Alexander has arranged for a number of handsome pictures of Pearl White. the popular moving pie ture actress. which will be given away rfter the show at the Alex Friday night. Miss White plays the leading part in the serial which begins at the Alex next week the Exploits of Elaine,
 A negro boy about l6 or Is years old, pulled of stunt at the (. l.. Single ton home about < o clock yesterday morning. He knocked at the back door and asked for work enough to earn some breakfast. After eating he car ried in some wood. and after he had been gone q few minutes 1t was dis covered that he had taken Mir. Single ton best suit of clothes with him
 There will be d meeting of the Gene tery Committee at the home of Mrs. F.. r. Remley next Tuesday afternoon, April 9th, at 22::30. The membership of this committee Is not as large as It should be to secure the desired results, and the cooperation of all the ladies in town k earnestly desired and their presence requested at the meeting.
 By order of the chairman.
 The Quarterly District Rally of the Ladies of the Maccabees was held at Warren Tuesday March 3O Fifteen members of the Dermott hive were in attendance. as follows: Mesdames J. F. Delaney, x. (. Denson, II. Green burg. w. F.. Owens. B. " Evans. T. Ivy. W G. Payne. T. NJ. Parrott R. l.. Johnson, ]. T. Crenshaw. l.. Smith, M N Coats, T. II. Weaver. !. \, Morris and Miss Helen Evans.
 The sounding of the fire alarm at l0:t5 last Saturday night caused the usual furry of excitement and anxiety. The glare from the flames made 1t seem that a fire of large proportions was already gaining headway near the main line track south of the depot It proved to be small negro house. next to the rrysock blacksmith shop. Only the one building was destroyed. though those on both sides had pretty close calls
 kI
The Dermott news., 1915-04-01

Easter bonnets at Mrs. $. B. krisle's Easy to-hang screen doors
 Orr Hdwe Co. LOST: One Spring, due to arrive i'll 1915. Any information as toits where abouts will be gratefully received.
 Mrs. J. A Morris. District Deputy of the Royal Neighbors. is spending the week in Pine Bluff on business. Narrow ribbons of every color and velvet ribbons of all widths at
 Mrs. $. B. krisle's. FOR RENT: My home place equipped with all modern convenlences.
 Dr. E. Baker. Save the coupon in this paper. It will admit you to the first episode of the Exploits of Elaine for half price. Editor w. A. Motfatt of the Monti- cello Advance was I pleasant caller at The News office while in town yester- day.
 Friends here have received word Of the death of Miss Mixie Adkins, which occurred at Lecompte, La, on March 23rd.
 Carl McClerkin. of the Dermott Grocery X Commission Co.,. visited relatives at Monticello one day last week
 Miss Laura Blake Parker. of Green wood. Miss. came in yesterday for a visit with her friend Miss Tommye Maulding.
 Easter novelties. one of the biggest and best lines ever shown in Dermott are being displayed this week at Bor- dcaux $ Drug Store.
 Mrs. R. Ford left last Friday morn ing for Judsonia, where she went to attend the funeral of friend. She k expected home today.
 Miss Jessie Crawford of Little Rock.  who has been the guest of Miss Leona Rayhorn for the past two weeks, re turned home yesterday
 k. k. Nermllion left Thursday last for his home at Russellville. He has been succeeded at The News office by Frederick B Clifford of Conway.  c. F. Dowden is this week unloading carload of Studehaker wagons. bug gies and surres. which he says he k going to sell out at rock bottom war : prices.
 The State Commander of the Macca- bees. Mrs Mason of Jonesboro. spent Sunday and Monday in Dermott. going to Warren Tuesday to attend the dis trict rally.
 On account of the rain Tuesday night Mgr. W. T. Alexander has arranged to show the final episode of the Million Dollar Mystery at the Alex again Sat urday night,
 important Facts on the New Road Law. :" The Bond Amendment De cision' and other articles of general interes; are to be found on pages two and six of this paper.
 Miss Irene Rayborn is now book keeper at Cohcns store, succeeding L. l.. Jones. who leaves this morning for Carthage, Ark, where he has pur- chased bottling works,
 pr. II. (. Sunson was called to Little Rock yesterday to appear before the state Charities Board as an authority with reference to matters pertaining to the management of the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases Dr Stinson was superintendent of that Institution f,,. t,, ,-,n,s ba,r;pp b.ap .uPrnRtp9
The Dermott news., 1915-04-01
Local and Personal

AoSol CAlSA M o>>A AS~A Clean up today,
 Fishing tackle at Orr Hdwe Cos. Easter hats at Mrs. $. R. krisle's. Majestic Ranges. Orr Hwde Co. Easter bonnets at Mrs. $. B. krisle's. Let the Novelty fix your Easter bas kets.
 Everybody join the cleanup cam paign,
 Coupon worth 1oc in this paper. Save it.
 Hats for little boys at Mrs. s. B. krise's.
 Million Dollar Mystery again Satur- day night
 Genuine Cut Glasses, only lOc, at The Novelty.
 Froug's Bankrupt Sale begins today. See ad in this issue.
 Dr. Baker was business visitor to Arkansas City Tuesday. Sherwin- Williams paints and varn- shes the best Orr Hdwe Co Miss Pearl Cochran was q Monticello visitor last Saturday and sunday. Poultry Netting. Field Fence
 Orr Hdwe Co. Mrs L. McFadden left yesterday to join her husband at Walnut Lake. Wall paper canvass. tacks.
 Orr Hdwe Co. Huyler's Candy the best ever fresh every week at Bordeaux Drug Store. Lawn Mowers. Grass Catchers
 Orr Hdwe Co. sn5s leona Rayhorn begins a three months school at Baxter next Monday. Roofing, Building paper.
 Orr idwe Co Full line of low quarter shoes for men, women and children at Cohen $ G. W Cavaness of Monticello visited his brother A j. Cavaness. here Mon day.
 Mrs II S Hart has accepted q posi- ton as clerk at Cohen's dry goods store
 We handle Liquid Carhonic Gas in 20 and 10 lb. drums
 DERMOTT BOTTLlNG WORKS. Miss Laura Clark left last week for Arkansas City. where she expects to remain for some time.
 The Rock Club will meet Thursday. March sth, at the home of Mrs, ' r., Moss in the West End. J. W Reynolds. principal oi the Ar kansas City school. was a permott visitor Saturday and Sunday. While it is yet cold make your spring underwear and trim 1t with laceS and Embroidery from The Novelty. Mating Rugs. Stoveware. Screen wire, RefriEcrators. Coolers. Freezers
 Orr Hwde Co Ford touring Car. In perfect con dton: run less than loco miles. Equipped with all tools, chains. tank. etc, Will sell at bargain 3-25-2t F, G Hammock
The Dermott news., 1915-04-01
Cut It Out

There k d coupon in this paper which will admit you to The Alex Theatre Friday April 9th. for one-halt mite. Gut it out.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-16
Proposition Will Be
Submitted to Vote of District

operating under the Nevada law and
also the government has never before
dealt With an irrigation district OH
t'le terms and under the conditions
involved. The representatives of the
government felt that everything could
be worked out satisfactorily but that
it would take time to do so.
Before any contract is signed with
the government or any one else or
any bond issue. or other expense in
CURED contemplating the irrigation
scheme a special election will have to
be called in tine district and the en-
tire matter submitted to the taxpay-
ers of the district. The directors are
now working to get the proposition
in shape to submit to the people AMI
will keep all fully advised.-Record-
Courier.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-16
Sues Mining Go.
for Big Damages

In the District court this morning,
Judge Langan presiding, the case OF
Walter Rhine versus the Steptoe Val
ley Smelling and Mining company
was set for trial November 18th. The
plaintiff, who is suing the company
for $4,000 damages for anjuries re-
ceived while in the employ of the
smelter people, has demanded a jury
trial. Attorney William Mcknight
OF Carson City represents the plain
tiff and Chandler & Quayle, attor-
neys of salt LAX City, the defend
ants.
This was also law and motion day
in the court and all business on the
calendar was put over until Novem-
Der 9th.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-16
Personal Mention

Miss Brenetta Donlin leaves this
evening for a weekend visit with ner
mother in Reno.
Mrs. Merritt Charley OF Ely is in
Carson visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Dan Sullivan
Rev. w. Fl. D Hornaday returned
this afternoon on the motor from a
visit to California;
Miss Ethel gray returned this
morning from Reno to spend Sunday
with her parents in this city.
w. V. Richardson, prominent mill
ing engineer of Tonopah, was an ar
rival from the south last night.
Judge Frank Langan came in early
this morning by the auto route from
Virginia City to hold court.
Mrs. +. Heise and Miss d. M.
Heise of Minden were arrivals in
Carson this morning and are regis
tered at the Arlington.
w. II. Simmons, member of the
Railroad and Public Service commits
sion, came over from the riverside
city this morning on departmental
business.
IL. II. Springmeyer was amon=
those arriving from Reno on n:
morning train. After a short stay II
Carson ne left for his ranch in thu
south end OF the valley.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-16
Mining Picking Up

Frank Reiber, optimist and one #
he best known men engaged in the
mining game in Nevada, was an ar
rival on the express this morning.
Frank has recently made a tour OF
the mining districts of Humboldt
county and says there is now more
actual and practical mining going on
in that section than ever before, and
the development being done will re-
sui; in the opening up of some big
properties.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-16
Tax Commission In Session

The Tax commission, with Govern
or Boyle, Commissioner w. II. SIM
mons and Secretary Fred Adamson
present, is in session today. A hear
ing is being given to the Washoe
County bank, the Dangberg interests
and the Southern Pacific Railroad
company, through their representa-
tives, on the increase in the assessed
valuations of their properties, made
by the state Board of Equalization
at its recent meeting.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-16
County Committee
Endorses Murray

On account of an article appearing
in the Reno Gazette recently, stating
chat the endorsements Of William
Murray by the Democratic County
Central committee of Ormsby cou1-
ty were irregular and not official and
in order to correct the statement and
wrong impression that has obtained,
the committee was called together
last evening with Henry Heidenreich,
ch.i n an; T. F. O'Brien, secretary;
and Charles Bondetti, A. E. Borde-
witch, Andy Burke and William Muir
ray, members OF the committee, pres
emf. A resolution was unanimously
ado pied endorsing William Murray
fo~ postmaster at Carson City, and a
copy Of the resolution ordered to be
ser. by the secretary to Senators
Francis G. Newlands and Key Pitt
man.
1t was stated during the discussion
! that MI. Murray was one Of the hard
We king Democrats of the party and
had earned the honor which he
sought and that party workers who
Aefe faithful, energetic and at all
times to be depended upon were en-
titled to the support of the county or
ganization to which they belong, an
as Mr.. Murray comes up to require
ments his endorsement for the post.
mastershlp was unanimously agreed
upon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-16
Odd Fellows Smoker

The Odd Fellows OF Carson Lodge
are going to have a good time next
Monday evening, when their annual
smoker is to take place. A commit
tee of arrangements has been busy
for the past two weeks getting up a
program, and it will be exploded at
the lodge room at Monday evenings
meeting. All home members are ex-
pected TO be present and visitors are
cordially invited to attend and emf ~
the evening.