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capt. Il. G rmith. fI0n N'tN Depart
mNut to supervisor OF Narhpr. New York
Capt. A : Ha'NtHsd, from supervisor ~
harhor. NCw York. 20 the Utah.
from R,stou yard 90 the Tennessee A. eN-
ecutlve
Lieut.. = II Hoover. To Ws,hingtun ward
Lieut. Il. pe'tuo. from the Vermont -
aid on persona. s.ar commander iu chief
As!siic feet
college. New port, to the Columbia as uavl-
gHtnr
Lieut. 7 Nl'Ners. Ir., from commanl
~ Ell TO the Baltimore
Lieut. II. frankenherger, from the Bai-
tlmore To tho New Hampshire
Lieut.. r T. MCCONNELL. from Mare Island
ward to Samoa station.
Lieut. J. g Latham, TO temporary dl'y
SAW Department
Lieut.. il G LEizure, to New York yard
Ensign T. ". Mcclure, from ~t~alr'ng
station. Sow port. - naydl hospital Sow p
, mort. for treatment
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RENTS GEDNEY FARM NURSERY

The Gedney Farm Company has leased
for a term of years to the William II.
Moon Company of Morrisville. Pa. the
nursery adjoining the Gedney Farm
Hotel at White Plains. The nursery car
ries plants valued at thousands OF dol
lars. embracing 2.2OO varieties %
shrubs. trees and plants. on their 500
acres.
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NORMANDIE CLERK IS HELD,
Quinlan In BniI, Hotel Alleged TO
he D~Is0rderIy

Peter J. Quinlan, a clerk at the Hotel
Normandie, Broadway and Thir'v-sev.
enth street, was held w $1,000 bail by
Magistrate Barlow III NorkviIle court
Yesterday for trial on the charre OF con-
Quoting a disordcr!y house. Qu.ulau
lives at 2s7 Clark street. Jersey Cty.
A number of persons living at the hotel
testified as to its good character.
Evidence against guinlaH Was OBJ
tanned by four detectives from the office
Of Third Deputy Police Commissioner
Durham.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian nnd The Bronx

Rv Joseph p. Day.
WEST FNn Az go = : 81. . ssth 81.
\ 70 pete Of, e.. due. .7i3S -, taxes,
O.. 'Ao p.a,a.n fur 80 7>3
Az y IL. o : = n ION -. :asxaS,
Ro'h..rin ., Al. aue s. ioi.jS taxes.
Tie r'aa,n 'or iis4.e.
~ Bryan l.. Kennedy.
a,TH IT W, = a e 81 so az :osx
&. $50 %. TO Harry /. Sherwood ior
$1,000.
81 Herher, \ sherman.
7TH Az. 500 -goH p >. 80 : ?sth IT. t5N
5tlN lrreg, two ; sty tnmts & strN &
two sty ''ur inmts-c y Lee. eNr' agi
-,fh = * -h Az Really Co Ct a.. due.
sG&.t-o2>. taxes, Sc, ss5?56, adjourned
70 july -.
Ry Henry Brady.
~ F, sly tnt-Emigrsut Industrial say
tsnk *, r T. wai,h e, al due 81;
5i- 7;, taxes, g., ti16O. TO John j
CdNaHaush ior Ss,77b.
Ry NJ. Morgenthau, Jr, Co
81 ST $50 Il. II :, ?l7 = Avenue u, cox
u. vacant-Germsn savings Bank aEt
Nargt Monde IT al. due, 81 81. ON. taNes,
\ tl.5>, to- Adam Muller, d party in
io.x irrcg. vacant -Gcrman savings Bk
art susanna Huisapiel ct al, due,
S..3i54O. taxes. 81. S.j3I, to Adam
Muller. a party IN interest, for $4,000
lat s.oS THIRD AvENUEl
by Henry Brady
FREEMAN IT, $40 s.. SOS " I.ongfellow
ay. gsllNao NY nat n Baum ag'
Fe'N Priur" 81 "a. iu-. Si3.las 20. taxes
&. $i,Gte..7, TO the p~luintin FOR ! 1000,
GLEASON AZ. : " cor lT2d st, .5Nl06
-Spmr aEt u Levy ct al, due. S.. 304 SO
taxes. IS, ssl3.7, to the plaintiff Tor
$500.
GLEASON Az. s.. IS " iT?d 1t. 25S
zoos Mary Prrnnamtn art sanl GeiIer
- of. lue. Siut3 90, tsNes. sc. 1913 81,
To- the pluiufin for $4,000.
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OYSTER BAY WANTS POLICE.
Nh'N rropertS Owners Present
rriition 10 supcrvisors.

NN'.'' =, !. !, July l4-Ninety prop
'' .'rs Of oyster BAY, including
'tne' Sch,if. william Swan and
la' 70 Doubleday. presented to-day
10 H." Board Of Supervisors
N'. county asking that four
.''i .'..' policemen be appointed for
''''' There is now II policeman
'' nlgr' IN tho village.
.' ION WAS referred To Counsel
'." Mccarthy, ON Friday last
i..' .H Was prOffcred but with
,'"N 'r'pr" presented because the
'-''e. ...'r'oI 10 It's form,
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$4,000 GARAGE ON l35TH ST.
Three stories High, VIII cover
site Near Brond

Mason r. Strong. architect, has hled
plans with Building Superintendent Miller
for a three story freproof garage on the
south side of West I35th street. ll5
feet east Of Broadway. The l35th
street Garage Corporation. 100 Broad
way. IL the owner. and the cost has
been estimated at $4,000.
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TRADING on STATEN ISLAND.

william II. Jackson has sold for Mary
+. puny 70 :. T., Kretzer Of Westheid,
Y. j., 32i Bay street, Tompkinsvtlle.
The property has been owned by the
DUFFY family for nearly half n century.
Cornelius O.. Kolff has sold to George
A. Cruetzburg two large plots on Doug
las road. Emerson Hin, near the extern
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LEASES.
Manhattan

Az. n " cor aga ~, a'l-Ottn + Srrus..
trus, to Walter Byron ana sno. ~. T.
i3d 81, 10 yrs from MAY T., 1918. atty,
4 J Dlttinar, III Z 5jth st,....... $500
.5TH ST, 33l r., al-pnrs piampu :,
Giuseppins Rossi, 1883 slst 81, Rklyn.
3 yrs from July /, 1919; atty, \ Brooua.
I5o NsSSdu st IT, ,;,,,. site 30
-Saml Jacobs 70 Louis T. Ohrbsch. r
yrs from Aug I, l9l5.,..,......s Ie0I
"pmntchn' chhturchH a" civ Y 't"''1,%al
Menke, 81 Ave H. & yrs from MAY l.,
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u5rH 81. SITE FOR GARAGE.

pease A. Gilman have leased the plot
at 22G-22s East ~Sixty-hfth street to NJ.
Cruppi and Henry Des Posses for a N
term OF years. The plot, which Is 'oN
loo. will he improved with a garage,
The site is $50 feet west Of Second
avenue.
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~EC LIENS

5TH AN. II e cor l0tth st, 100. llxl0O-
III NJ Susswe in 4 GO az Charles /. nj
fanny, owner, George Weinberg, lessee.
Ralph tontino, contractor. ,......S5ii
WEST BROADWAY 80, ana 1873 chambers
st-M Raschkind agt Higgins Estate.
owner, Joseph Welntrauh, lessee; Nevius
< Perelman 90, Inc. contractor. ....tiS3
BOND ST, r., 2l6,e " Of Bowery. 5l.lON
loo. 3-BenJamin Mitchell agt Seamens
Bank for Savings In the city of y Y,
owner. Gilbert johnson. contractor $751;
CHRYSTIE ST, S7-Max Siegol agt Va
than Harrison Realities 81 al; December
Bronx.
LIT ST, 72+ E-Progrrssive Painting &
Decorating Co agt Charles liensle and
Hensle construction Co, owners, Charles
Uoreie. contractor ,renswaN ... .... s6S
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EBGECOMBE AVENUE BUYER,

william Hobson is the buyer Of the
two three story dwellings at the north
east corner OF Edgecomb avenue and
lSsth street. They cover IA plot ssxso.
n viii be altered with stores on the
ground fioor and small apartments above,
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name aud address of cndsr's a
tOrucN.l

' " w. A'fhs 'sf 'f'' ~
MULBERRY ST, .ls5, v :, l?5i.n Grand
~, 25lN999. July !, lsi3-Anton-tta
sORNER GRAND ,3l9-3-l Is ORCHARD
$3.50 SITS, = . sly bldgs, Grand st, 3lS,
altlr 4 Az, : :. iG7N7o, Feb II, 1910
Harris Goldman & ano to Bertha
johnson & ano, trustees, st,ys, Wells 4
:. "a Nassau $1,000
5OTH ST, ass W, : :. 200 Q sth av. eSx
1905. May :, l9l+-Liiiian ! Hallett 10
Fulton Trust 60. 1is Bvsy...... $1,000
SAME PROPERTY, MAY T., isl9-ssme to
18th ST. 40 y. 5 :. i,i, " valentino
av. - Sx93I. May ~. l0lS-Jas r ~
Ada M,Rickard to SAINT 4 Archibold.
Asbury Park, y J. ANY, Hy u Patton, y
BAILEY Nv. . >. - = gsO,ih st, ?;;xiico7'
Mar II, lpO7-Albert Mamlock To Mamie
Cphn. ATTY, : Bittrrmun, $50 BNHy s.. 600
list 81 n =, 3s1 = West End Az. dsN
loa2 OCT IS, iHl2-i cnmpaena CONSTR
ATTY, r q. CO. l76 Rway. m.,,, 10000
iaNlo2 May . 1905 -florcnce Kane to
Hy V Alien, Montclair, y J atty, A u
pape, ~ Liberty t.......,,,..,, $4,000
serH ST. ss7.esl L, II >. lOS ~ ay,
3Isxlo0 II, ,luu. 20 lHl2-relia Horo-
Wiz to los Been Burrows, tarrall 90
Ind; atty, Abner T Rowcn. II wall
nth Az, n Q cor cath -, AZ. lNi1 :, Dec
40, l9oS-Herm'ue NJ Schnessler 10 Tath
y Lindemanni attys, Ferguson & !, y
| fh'k N'N 600 o. .... .sr..t WV W.
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.Joseph Bcresheim has bought the
eleven room dwelling at Third avenue
and Eighteenth street. College folht'
l.. l.. formerly the home or we .ollePe
Point club. The property Is "a feet on
Eighteenth street and 100 feet on Third
avenue.
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TEN HOUSES FOR Dir

Shanpan & Shampan have prepared
plans for ten apartment buildings on a
plot 2o0x100 on the west side OF No
strand avenue. 27.9 feet south of Presi-
dent street, for the q. 4 NJ. Improve
ment Company.
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a Tour story arage for william
Bruce Brown will be erected AT l6l East
Sixty-ninth street. according to plans
filed yesterday by r. Il. Loney, archi-
tect. The garage will cost $50, 1000.
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GLENDALE HOUSE BUYERS.

Leonard Davidson has sold the dwell
ing at II Hooker street, Glendale. !" j.
for Fred Thompson to Charles ana Mag
dalena tieycr for occupancy.
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HELP WANTED--MAIE.

wANTEp-ESpcrienced private score
tsry, lsga! training good address. ,or travel
In Far East; Apply, stating age. experience.
salary expected and when services would
be available. c. l.. box ~ sun once.
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RROOkLyN DWELLING SALES.

The Samuel Galitzka Company has
sold for J. Kararik to Charles A, DUBOIS
the two story and cellar brick one tam,iy
house AT 547 seventy street, lot
lSXlO0.
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NEW JERsEN real. ESTATE FOR SALE

Attractive bargains IN modern one fam
ily houses and choice building lots az pri-
vate sale. a large number from which 80
select
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. TO quicklv close the hlsi-
ness Of two corporations. offers these
properties az about SOC nf former prices
They are locntcd At brentwood Palisade.
Morsemere and L"onil. New Jersey. top
poste Grants Tomb, within twenty-five
minutes ~ Manhattan
An inspection Of these properties vii
convince you that they ar, unusual bar
gains.
Liberal terms. TILE Guarantee Policy free.
For further details and terms. address
BENZ. u HAIGHT. Special Deputy Supt
NJ Banks, care Banking Department. 81
Broadway. New York CITY.
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PATTERSON FLATS N 4 DEAL.

l.. j. Greenberger has sold for Gilbert
Elliott he four two family houses at
I? to S5 George street. Paterson, n. j.,
on plot l00xiO0.
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sive grounds on which Mr.. Cruetzburs
recently erected a large residence.
Mr.. Cruetzburg will use the plots for
a flower garden.
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REAL ESTATE TOK SALE.

NEAR RIDGEFIEi.D state r"li. home
and farm. 700 5,Fe- nue lai re house. 'nIe
phone. outhutdiugs. siIos. pcrfe.t corl!-
ton, orchards, big stream. t~"teSiAn Wei.
long frontage. good sound view RUrumm
date 1000 chickens. equipment, remark
able speculative future. - hours out,
So 600. terms. IMMEDIATE, bon 80 sun
onIve.
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Bt III .>~

EXCLUSIVE '.rtI,pry, highest G.tdss
impsrish able and staple ne. ssI'v. excellent
pronts for sterling agent with $500 'o
$1,000. Address STAPLE. san uptown
Once. 1864 Broadway.
HIGH GRADE MAIL ORDER oPPOR-
UNITY. $50 Ron ~ Prevalence - :
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE,
HOraceS
REAL ESTATE
Fl Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Av.
SEVERAL IDEAL COTTAGES

list OMPLETED overlooking Great
south Bay, a. Improvements few minutes
from sandy bathing b..rh. good boating
ana fishing. adjoining one Of the 'lrgeSf
towns OF the South Shore, r.ler' n"igN pp~
hood, ~ minutes from Herald square
property can he purchased con- Ncrv eaS
OFFICE .43 West 34th -. y. :. g
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Bronx.


'BorouGh u The NronVN
LOTS " & NJ. map Thompsni Rose -,
otto + Dreyer TO has M~iicr-lnrf 1887
0O5 u peoIh - VllmS "A
Y 'Alr - d . 'sIE . 'OG tunr ~ L.
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RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

ANNE W
with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF the second part.J
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
CLINTON ST, ?i6, . =, i0.7 II cherry st,
30 lx7l.llx29. lON7l.ll-Lizzie Moscon to
Eve Diamondston, $50 Whitlock av. July
q atty, l. Mannheim, 30? Bway.....sl0
PIKE ST. e =. lot 26s Rutgers farm. 25x
llli-Louis Gewertz to. 1sidore Gewet
Ill Division ct, mtg s27.000, Sept 2h.
address. III Division at ....:. 81
MADISON ST, 270.272, . =. 1879 Q clinton
st. 81. txIO0--Louis Gewertz to Mamie
Resented. Dorchester. Mass mtg ti3:
500, sept %: atty, VI Resented. 10 VOL
colt ST. Dorchester, Mas ......... Isl
stu 81; II =. !sj6 c istu ~, ?iioxso.lo
t,ore,.os"ve SuE ~ 20 r,s'ss"' tE,, y.
attys. Cary & c. 50 Wall ST.. $4,000
9TH ST. 72i. SIS. 30s . Az e, 2illNgS IL
Fanny Greenebaum to Fanny Greenbaum
and ano. exrs. Sc. s23 West End av.
July I: attyt. Parker. q & II. . Rector
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. ia. ~ , IS =
LoaeSt temperature. 81 5tnA VI
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

IlTH, Az. a y cor 5a:h title Guar
ST. Go 20 q Hs'> w~Hskh'"kon, ,SS,!lG
7TH AN. l77-Sands, Esther H.. ct al,
,rqs 20 Geo Ehret, atty. L NJ Burshard;
cEITKnANL"' PARK WEST aOo-Iind.ityD,
has \. To Abraham Kipp, SO Bank 81
Ally u DAVIDSON. 10 bway 800
Sirah " baldwin & ano' !, M''ponough
-, Bk!yn' atty, Alexander a t.. 10
llprH ST. . ;. 2l5 . Park av-Lawyers
Mtg Co TO Murlaud Mtg CO, 40 BNay.
sii Alexander \ e. 100 BNay $4,000
pital 4 House Of Res, FOR Consump,lves,
., 4 5'th It. ATTY l. Mig co. 50 Lib
MApls0N Az. -. sSs : los,h same
to Nina K%ahnweIer, .iOi Bway; atty.
Central Park WEST. sCo-Iinissleeyyo.
atty, Davidson. los Bway, 80 800
Sd ST, 2t6 E-Germau savings Bank to
Harry MaTkew,,z, sel T!nany ST. atty,
CHERRY 81 i7O-Platkin, Harris to
Cumberland Glass MIG co, Bridgeton,
i3p ST. l?7 Woman. Martha r. TO
Robert Z Burkharlt Berrenneid. X ]:
atty, 7 G% + co, l7d Bwsy .,,.. SO. 900
Elizsheth J Doty, so " l2s,h st; a.,y'
w. X Doiy CD, W ls9th st.,...., $40, o6O
iHTH ST az E-Corneiius q coakley ct
= j; ATTY. / + 90 80 BIN '''",in'eeSn
llTli Az, II " cor 18th ~, iigx- Jas
4 Trowbridge to Anna VI Theurer. Nee.
hawken, y j, atty, q Haas, lly Nassau
slsT ST los.llo E-Jo,eph W Ballet to
,.sii,n,, ~ Fenion. 81 Liberty st.. s.. 900
l3hIH 81, q :, 4t"t o LeuuA uN, u GN
90 ll-Corue.ii Kemping to Thos Miller
and anu, 6iS Amsterdam Hv, ATTY. II !.
Guggenheim, 40 Exchange place at 81
NAEtLE Az. n - cor ATIpu - tluNlS4-
Morris MAYER 10 Francis : over. Nor
wood. y i. attys, Merchant, - n VI. ll1
BronN.
RITZ REALTY cORrN 70 David Kahr
AND. ano ''.''.,'.
SAME TO saine',t,.. 81
SAME to same, .,. .... ..,....,.... 81
GROSS Fannie. TO Ritz Realty Cprpn 81 oo'
SAMrELS Flora 20 H.m \ Hall. ..,f l.O5O
COMMERCIAL FINA.FCE GO to Jos Pier
GALVESTON BLpG 60 to Marx
T q T GO TO Archer y pancoast and
EEcE, Marrt w. 'rHs' to Thongs =, 4
ROCHESTER, TRUST 4 SAFE DEPOSIT
l. MTG 60 To- Ellen \ Frost ....... .sA,0O,
BEAI.E, John \ and sno, trus, to L :
lIust 90. ',.'t''' 'tt'tt''. y
FISkE. Hattie NJ, to Henrietta With SO O0C
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For eastern New York. fair to-day,
somewhat Manner on the coast. fair to-
morrow: light variable winds.
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LIS I't>DENS.
Manhattan,

7eTH II n ; .S4 Il " of Amsterdam av,
iSAio-- " sm ( Me,ssr ct a. ,rgs.
lSorH ST, loi W-Benjsmin Bronsteir
az, la,oh rer.man ct al faction to fore
2s g.T'' -. IL sESS5".:;os Vw"ml.ia mes E! Mrsn'' IT
Joseph y Herman 81 Al, trustee ,par.
nj n, atty, \ ol.earE,
az. James :. Scagraye ct a. fnrecIusur,
Of m"ttgsge'5 ATTY. hC Hayen
bEo"ME ST. n :, y - e Of Pr, st, 90,
tolI> Kuustler 81 al foreclosure OF
mor,rasr', attys, Beckman, Menkeu 4
Gllsvom
SogoTHhRN soHLEvARp,, e. ii'.g n
, l.9th II, @5Nll0, lots 6is, go and $50,
map VI property u Elizabeth r Il kins
At c', no,l i,'a IN nr rsr's Ss N w ,nrs os a. "s
the west side 81 said cay or Milford
Island. runs 5 70 ~, ioo. n, 20 E, 400 +,
wwSf RRiHIieer. 'iioiNN,oc>, d5!!'SSx,Ipodoott Main St
> " cor Orchard u, 50NlJO, orchard At
;, roo " Main Il, SoNlo", Main ST. 5 {
of property Of E'ztheth r II King Al
CIit Island parcel NJ land beg a. a
point 100 : pitmars aN and l." " OF
100 Ditmars a,, 57>l6a road lradinr
from West Farms to K,nsshrids., II col
Of Adams av, re- Hi7e, Pe1toit ~. E ;
40, ifftt's ~ Clinton ave- 2SSiocc.e ,>G"oie,
~. s. adjoining lands Of John .
walker 81 sNi93N irreg Crotons av
u :, g3g.3 . clinton nv, 10Nl0O I Crotous
sN, II p, 3j2 . of Prospect av, bohe3.9
pcnfoId Az, = :, lots III, lis and ia
dosing knenig agt Henry hunneke, J,
Cr'iru to declar. will void, atty, j I
penenholE.
! Lot 80, man Of portion u Hunts estate
Van NeSt station Frances Aronson ag
Rosa Nathan - al toreClos Of mtgeb
.ttys. Alexander 4 Ash,
WILLIS Az, " =. l6S 5 li5d st, l6sNl00-
kate 9 Gchan aet Mary Kelly. e. a
iptrtltion suite: atty, NJ j sullivan
KELLY ST, g =. SIS = lnteryslo Az, 3hNlO
Charles NeaNe ct al agt Clarence
riiss ct nj ,forecios Of nigel attys
cary & Carroll
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-12-17
Bank lnstalls
Safety Vault
New Addition to Local lnsti-
ton Will Afford Safety De-
post Box Service for Funds
of the Bank as Well as for
the Use of Patrons.

During the early part Of the
week the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank of this city COM
pleted their new vault, which
will be utilized both as a place
of safety for their funds and
for the use of all those who
wish to secure safety deposit
boxes.
The new vault is of the Ely
Morris design Of triple strength
and burglar proof. It consists
Of two walls with a 24-irch air
space between and is con-
structed ir1 two sections, an
upper and I, lower story. The
uppr section Of the vault will
be used for the safe keeping of
of special value, while
the lower section will house
books md papers which are
out of use.
Each deposit box will have
a corresponding master key
and will enable patrons to have
access to all valu;ables which
may be deposited.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-12-17
SHORTAGE IN THE
MINOT POSTOFFICE

Minot, N. D.. Dec. 49,
Charged with a shortage of
$4,000, Jacob Schwirtz, money
order clerk in the Minot post
office, was arrested here by
Deputy United States Marshal
]. F. Duisof Fargo, N. D. His
friends have furnished S., 900
bonds.
Schwirtz myster::ously dis
appeared from Minot Novem-
Der 6 last while being tracked
up by a postof6ce inspector.
1t is asserted he has been in
the country near here.
The arrest of the man ere.
ated a sensation in Minot
Where the money went ha:
not been disclosed, and Post
master E. H. Stenvich refused
20 make any statement con
cern:mg the affair except t
state that a most thorough in
vestigation was being made BY
the department. .
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-12-17
SEED GROWERS
a PREMIUM LIST

The premium list of the
North Dakota improved Seed
Growers association is now
ready for distribution. 1t
shows approximately $4,000
in cash 'pries to be distributed
among all types of seeds that
are grown in North Dakota.
Farmers interested in these
contests should send at once
for the premium list, and for
fear they will be too late in
getting in their seeds for the
seed laboratory to analyze
them, if they intend to try for
any of the prizes in any seeds
which they have raised, they
should send forward the usual
amount-one peck of any &C.
real, or oneIhalf peck of any
of the smaller grass seeds, clo-
vers, 10 ears corn, 10 pota-
toes, etc.-to the pure seed
laboratory. This should be
done at once because all seeds
must be analysed before the
Judges can make up their re-
port.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-12-17
I1OndESTEADER TO
HAVE TRUCK FARM

S. L. Ryan, who recently
filed Ssm a government home
ste ead several miles north of
the: city, ;s making prepara--
tions to raise a large amount
of produce, whlsh he expects.
to market in Wihaux and Sen
tinel Butte next season. Mr.
Ryan is an expert gardener
and feelE that an.enterprise Of
this kind will meet the demand
of a largenumber of patrons in
this section. The vruck garden
will be SIX acres its extent and;
will include two acres of on
ions, two of cabbage and the
rest in various other vegeta-
fbles.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-12-17
BRAKEMAN KILLED
At MILES CITY

Frank Paine, who for sew
eral years has been passenger
brakeman on the Northern Pa
ci6c railroad between Mandar,
and Miles City, on his first trip
as a freight brakeman met his
death iir The railroad yards at
Miles City Thursday night.
Deata, followed injuries in
which tfre'right leg was severed
and several ribs were broken.
He was hurried to the Miles
City hospital, where every ef-
fo1t was made to save INN.
The loss Of blood and the
shock, however, caused lhii1a to
succumb.
Palase was very we'll known
i'm this section, having been
connected with the Northesu
Pacific for several years,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-12-17
GEORGE CONNELL
DEPUTY SHERIFF

In the absence of Deputy
Sheriff Hess, who resigned a
few days ago, Sheriff Smith
has appointed George Connell
of Sentinel Butte as successor.
The appointment followed the
suggestion made by Sheriff
Smith to the Commercial Club
Of Sentinel Butte. In order to
ascertain the name of the man
in that city who would meet
with general approval, Sheriff
Smith asked that the CONNER
eial Club choose a successor.
The rewly appointed deputy
IS well and favorably known
in that section, having been
engaged i'm the butcher busi-
ness for so1lae time.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-12-17
UNDERTAKERS ADOPT
EEEEIENcT>METHODs

Grand Forks, N. D., Dec.
l5.-ln order that greater eff.
cheney may BE attained in the
work of embalmers, and that
reciprocal relations may be en-.
joyed with the other states
whose standard has been
raised, a school for embalnners
in this state is under way.
Through the efforts of the
North Dakota Funeral Direc.
tors association and it's secre-
tary, c. v. Ferguson, plans
are about completed for a,
least a three weeks course
this year. This course is to
be given atthe university, and
all those expecting to qualify
as embalmers are requested to
avail themselves of the splen-
did opportunity and attend the
full session. While the term
is short to begin with, how,
ever. It is a long step in ad-
vance. Later it is hoped to
have the term increased to s
weeks, at which time the GER
ti6cates of the school may be
taken in lieu Of the examining
board. This winters con-
vention of the association will
be held at Grand Forks in Feb
ruary.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-12-17
Daly-Hoeck Wedding.

On Monday afternoons. at
the Madison residence, this
city, Rev.: =, ,Thorpe. officiating.
Miss e1EHoeckx was welded
to Guy DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs.
WilGam Hoeck acted as spon-
sors at. the ceremony. M.
DAILY resides IL. the city of
Mandan where he is engaged:
in business. The BRIDE is The
daughter of a prosperous far
mer in:this section. The newly.
married couple will make their
home: IN: Man.tan. The Chron-
icle joins their many friends I'm
extending congratulations.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-12-17

Goodwin and LaVoy are
expected to be the new pro-
nrietors of the pool room at
Carlyle. Both members of tbe
firm are residents of this city.
1t s their intention to organize
rocl and billiard league and
vill hold tournaments in the
city and towns along the south
branch during the season.