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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-09
NOTICE

Pierre S. D., August Bird. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Coun-
receive sealed bids for the construction of a steel
bridge in Webster Township up to 2 o'clock p. M.
on September th, 1915. Plans and specifications
may be had at the County Auditors office. A
cesti.isd check in the amount of sl0O.0O must ac-
company each bid. The Board of County Com
missioners reserve the right to reject any or all
bids.
j. "a. STARKEY,
County Auditor.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-09
NOTICE

Pierre. S. D.. August 3rd, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners of Hughes County, South Da-
kota. will receive sealed bids for the installation
of two bath tubs. including heater for same. In
the basement of the court house ND to 3 o'clock P.
NJ. September 7th. 1915. The Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Plans and speci-
~fications on file in the County Auditors office.
J. STARKEY,
County Auditor.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-09
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office at Pierre. S. d, =
August z, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Charles A. Conklin,
of Orion. S. D., who, on April 18th. 1910. made
"a. p. No. .0l0255, for the SWA of SE4 of Section
%. Township 8 North. Range 81 East b. H. Meri-
dian. has filed notice of intention to max Three
Year Proof. to establish claim to the land above
described. before the County Judge of Stanley,
County. South Dakota, at Fort Pierre, S. d.
on the goth day of September. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mrs. j. c. Thompson. of Lacy, S. D..
Glen Fraviile, OF Orion. S. D.
t. M. Thompson. of Lacy, S. D.
l.. w. Soper. Of Lacy, S.
j. g. KELLEY, Register.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-09
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior.
u. S. Land Office at Pierre. s. D.,

DepaIlLNeHC OI CHt IHLerIOr.
U. $. Land Office at Pierre, S. D.,
August %, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Lillian M. Sudduth,
for the heirs and deyisees of Lemuel A.. Ridgway,
deceased, of Fort Pierre. S. D.. who. on Novem-
Der 20. 1909. made II. E. No. O234. for Northeast
Quarter Section Is. Township 109 North. Range
70. West 9Th P. Meridian. has filed notice of in
tention to make Five Year Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. before the Reg
lister and Receiver at Pierre, S.. D., on the 18th
day of October, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
j. Fred Olander. of Pierre. S. D.
William Currie, of Fort Pierre, S. D..
Ed. Hathaway. of Fort Pierre. S. D..
William Gordon. of Fort Pierre, S. D.
J.E. KELLEY, Register.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-09
t of South Dakota.
County of Hughes.
In Juice Court,
Before James E .Slin-
dee, Justice of the
Peace
Aage Rasmussen. Plaintiff,

faake QsdSIuuSSens flalDLlII, ta-as
Logs Cooley, Defendant.
The State of South Dakota sends Greeting:
To Logs Cooley. Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me
at my office in the Pierre Street Block in the City
of Pierre, Hughes County. South Dakota, on the
2sth day of August, 1915, at ten o'clock A. M. to
answer to the complaint of the: above named
Plaintiff. Aage Rasmussen, who claims to recov-
er of you the sum of Forty Dollars. being for
board and room furnished to the said defendant
by the plaintiff. at the special instance and re-
quest of the said defendant upon his promise to
pay therefor. between the 18th day of June, 1915,
and the 18th day of August. 1915, both dates in-
elusive. at the rate of Six Dollars per week and
One Dollar per day for any fractional part of the
week, no part of which has been paid, although
demanded, except the sum of Ten Dollars, and
| you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear
and answer said complaint as required, said
plaintiff will take Judgment against you by de-
fault for said amount of Forty Dollars and inter-
est at seven per cent per annum from August IL,
1915, together with the costs and attorneys fees.
Dated this Goth day of August. 1916.
JAMES E. SLINDEE.
Justice of the Peace.
Horner, Martens & Goldsmith,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
To the above named defendant, Logs Cooley:
The above case is hereby ordered continued to
September 13. 1915. at 10 N. at my Office above
named.
JAMES E.. SLINDEE,
Justice of the Peace.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-09

Wilson & Taylor's Wild Animal
Show, n Of the twenty superb at
fractions in the World At Home, is
said to be an unusual feature. Afri-
an wild lions. pumas, spotted leop-
ards, Siberian bears, and other repre-
sentatives of the untamed regions,
frigid and torrid, will be put through
some wonderful exhibitions of animal
intelligence.
Other features Of this great Midway
collection are: California Franks
Wild West and Frontier Days" in
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR HI
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-09

which a broncho buster was killed
last year; Cora Beckwith, champion
lady swimmer, stellar attraction from
the New York Hippodrome; Jansen,
the magician. and his company Of
thirty-five wonder workers; Green's
Military Minstrel Maids. presenting
the latest New York opera %ccess
Chiquita, the famous doll LADY,"
Armstrong; Congress of Wonders;
the "Giggler," the Ferris wheel, the
carry-us-all, and the largest motor
drome on the road.
RON, s. D., SEPT. 13-14-15-16-17, 1915.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-09

.oTA STATE FAIR HURON, s. D, SEPT. 13-14-1516-17, 1915.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01
Wheat Cargo Of
the Frye Not Owned
in the United States

WASHINGTON, March Silt has been
established 10 the satisfaction OF the
State. department that the wheat cargo
of the American sailing ship William H.
Frye was not American owned when the
ship was sunk by the PRIME Eitei Fried
rich and the american note. which Will
90 forward 20 Germany on the subject
presented win ask only payment for the
hull OF the Frye,
Officials take the position that there
was no warrant IN international law for
the sinking Of tho Frye and they expect
Germany win readily consent 70 pay
damage and express regret
Counsel Lansing OF the state depart.
ment conferred with President Wilson
today over the note on the subject which
soon will be dispatched to Berlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01
Walker Gives Site in
Colorado for Home
for Newspaper Men

NEW YORK, March 3i-John Brisben
Walker. formerly magazine publisher
here now retired to a Colorado estate
anjnounced through the editor and pub
lifher today an offer TO give a site OF
fbrty acres at Mount Morrison. Colo. to
establish a home for newspspermen. Mr..
Walker state that he had reached the
decision TO offer the gift after confer
ences with New York journalists.
In his announcement Mr.. Walker de-
clared that although no profession
makes more serious demands upon the
health of it's members than that Of
journalism. no attempt has been made
UP to this time to establish a country
home, where those who have given their
best efforts 20 the press may find a re-
treat in the event Of temporary or per-
manent breakdown"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01

was in special stocks, particularly auto
mobile issues and other specialties which
have profited more or less by war con-
tracts. These showed further gains OF
TO points.
United States Steel was the only specu-
latlve favorite to show more than mod
crate amount OF trading.
A considerable part Of the buying
orders was placed by commission houses,
indicating that much OF the demand
came from out-of-town sources. The
main impulses back Of the continued ad-
vance was the increasing growth OF the
country's foreign trade and the ease OF
money.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01
Legislative
Proceedings

ntIIn Passed in House.
". II. ses-To arrange boundary line be-
tween Iowa and Nebraska
missIoa % lay 'V out ana improve bouis-
s. +. sOi-Permlts removal Of certain
fish from streams and watera and their
r. n. 74-Provldes that In suits TO COLI
loct rentals the defendant must give bond
In order 9 obtain continuance.
has been offered twice for sale under
Sherifrn apprelsomont II shall not be re-
appraised for more than two-ihirds OF
Moseley BilI-~Fixins minimum age OF
s. for Lincoln firemen TO 80 upon the PEN
II. r. 4Ss-Prohibiting mInors under IS
u misdemeanor 70 sell them such
Weapons
II. Il. exceptional commission form OF
government for countiea
~. r. 7i9-Entitles civilians who pass
satisfactory examination 20 receive lleu-
tenant commissions In reserve militia.
Mills Recommended 60 Pass ~ House
Committee of whole.
=. ~ 2i-RequirlnR a 60 per cent petition
20 secure paving In villages and second
S. =. isS-ProvidlnE that 5000 copies Of
the session laws. 1000 house Journals and
900 senate journals shall be printed and
distributed bv the state.
BILLS Recommended 60 Pass ny the
senate Committee OF the whole.
n. r. eos Bates OF Cheyenne-Provides
for different appropriation Of school land
moneys now divided on basis Of number
Of pupils; bill proposes TO divide one
fourth of moneys on basis OF territory.
II. r. s5s, Reimer Of Thomas Adopts
Dixon and Ali resurVey FOR boundary
linee Of school lands In Grant and Hooker
X. Il. B2, EberInsn-Providos that
judges and clerks OF elections In country
precincts shall receive 30 cents per hour
a. Ions as they work;
aBcertaining the amount OF freight duo
at destination on carload lots and penalty
for collection OF more than the amount
III r. 2Ot, Dafoe and Johnson-Amends
pure food law - as 90 include Initiation
1ellies and preserves among the foods that
must be branded as 10 ingredients.
III. r. % Dafoe and Johnson--Amend-
ment TO weights and measures law. III.
viding the state into ak districts for
purposes Of inspection,
III. r. 2s1 Hunter o. Douglas-Provides
Tor an audit. OF Omaha water board by
vi. r. SO, Lancaster County Delegation
Makes more specific the power OF the
city to compel property owners 20 con
ID, r. 4is' Lancaster County Delegation
Permits lincoln city council TO pave
, within limit OF 800 feet OF the city hal
upon 50 per cent petition OF property
owners affected
Bins tiIIed by the senate Com.
mittee OF the whole.
g. =. u7. Dodge OF Douglas-Newspape
! publication Of saloon license applioetion
lation9 instsaf OF the uncertain one witt
''iargest" circulation.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01
Quinby's Taste
Is Jared by the
Senate Frescoes
tFrom . staff correspondent.l

AFTom n olhll AuTTehponuenNp
LINCOLN. March a.-(specialJ THAT
the mural decorations on the walls of the
senate are a disgrace TO Nebraska and
ought TO DO painted out was the text OF
resolution offered this morning by SEN
etor Quinby.
Although the member from Douglas
pleaded seriously FOR his resolution. the
members refused 20 take II other than
faeetiously. Mates OF otoe observed that
the artist had evidently done his worst
Intentionally that the decorations might
be IN harmony with the rest OF the state
house.
Howell offered the suggestion that he
now know what had made his Douglas
county colleague 30 irritable.
The lieutenant governor finally ruled
that the resolution be made special or.
der OF business for next Fourth of July
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01
Sales on the Stock
Exchange Largest
Since Opening Of War

NEW YORK. March u.--An records
for activity on the Stock exchange since
the closing days OF last July when the
local market was in a state OF democrat
izatlon because OF the European situa-
ton, were broken today. In the first two
hours sales exceeded 10000 shares In
the afternoon. however. trading fell away
proceptibly
A large proportion OF the early business
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01
Agree on Transfer Of
Normal School Fund
lFrom sad correspondent.l

LINCOLN. March a1.--tspecial )-Three
members OF the State Normal school
board. Majors, caviness ana Hayes. met
With State Auditor Smith ana State
Treasurer Hall today and reached an
agreement concerning the transfer OF
school funds, The fund for the Peru nor
NAL Ii short and the board desires to use
some OF the money that Il originally set
apart for other schools for that institu-
ton.
The Board OF Control was not allowed
TO do this. but In that case the legislature
made the specific appropriations for the
various institutions. In the case OF the
Normal board the money is divided by
resolution Of the board itself In the first
place.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01
FRENCH CRUISER
RAMS SUBMARINE
Captain Of wsrship Thinks He Sank
a Commerce Destroyer Off
Dieppe Tuesday
BRITISH FREIGHT SHIP IS LOST

PARIS, March 31.-A statement
indicating that a German submarine
may have been sunk by a French
cruiser was given out today by the
ministry OF marine. II is as follows
Yesterday afternoon a French light
cruiser sighted a German submarine
maneuvering on the surface off Dieppe
The cruiser Immediately gave chase,
forcing the submarine 90 dive, firing
meanwhile at the periscope and turning
in order to ram II with the bow.
''The cruiser passed above the submsr-
inc az the moment the periscope disap-
peared. and from the spot where the
submarine was last seen quantities Of. oil
floated TO the surface"
British Freighter sunk.
LONDON. March 51.--The Eilerman line
steamer Flamlnian. with general cargo
from Glasgow TO Cape Town. was sunk
off sciIly island Monday. March %, pre-
sumably by the German submarine US.
This is the same vessel that was re-
ported sunk last night. Its name was
not then known. 1t had no passengers
on board Its crew OF thrty-nine men
took 70 their boats and were picked up by
the Danish steamer. Finlander. and
landed At Holyhead this morning.
Tho British steamer Flaminian was OF
2,2ls net tons. Shipping records located
Il at London on March ..
The Flaminian sighted the U-2s 1;15
O'Clock Monday afternoon. The crew at
once prepared to lower the boats. and at
the same time the vessel was sent ahead
at full speed. The submarine easily over
hauled Il, however. and fired three shots,
signalling IL 10 stop. Tho F1aminian was
stopped and the crew, abandoning all
personal belongings. got off in small
boats. Tho submarine then fired ten
shots at the steamer. These appeared to
be Ineffective and accordingly a torpedo
was discharged. This sent the Fiamlnian
| to the bottom.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01

n suffered with kidney ailInent Tor two
years. writes Mru n. A. Bridges. Robin
son. Miss. "and commenced taking Foley
Kidney Pills about ten months ago.
am nov able 70 do all my work without
fatigue. l am now 81 years OF aee and
feel like a io-year-old GIRL Foley Kid-
nsy Pills strengthen ana invigorate weak.
tired and deranged kidneys; relieve back
ache weak back. rheumatism and blad-
der trouble. They are tonic IN action.
Sold everywhere advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01
MORE BILLS BY GOVERNOR
One Relates 10 Schools and Other to
Enforcing Quarantine Regula-
tons on Stock.
VETERINARIAN BILL HITS sNAe
fFrom a staff correspondenl.l

fETnm n NtdlI Correspondent
LINCOLN. March Si.-tspeoiai.)- 1.-Two
more bills were sent 60 the legislature
today by Governor Moehead and were in
troduced IN the lower chamber as ". r.
Nos. 762 and Tss.
The former measure was formally In
troduced by the Gaze county delegation
and provides that school board members
In cities Of 500 to 4o,0oO shall be elected
for terms OF Fix years. one-thlrd TO he
chosen every two years.
The second Iii confers special powers
on the state veterinarian and the live
stock sanitary board. to make and on
force quarantine regulations governing
interstate shipments OF stock. TO bring
about the eradication OF contagious ana
infectious diseases Authority IL con-
ferred on tho sta'e veterinarian and his
assistants 10 brand or mark infected
animals in quarantine for the purpose
OF Identification.
Empowered 90 Make Arrests.
They are also empowered 10 make arr
rests without warrant II is made incum-
bent upon county attorneys TO prosecute
violations OF the law reported from the
state veterinarians office.
In another message 10 tho house, Gov
ernor Morehesd requested that a special
committee be appointed TO confer with
him "wednesday afternoon on the amount
OF an appropriation deemed necessary 70
reimburse owners OF cattle which may be
killed by order OF the site veterinarian or
tho live stock sanitary board because OF
foot and mouth disease,
Committees Named.
Speaker jackson appointed on this COM
mittee Messrs. Hornby, Regan. Brant,
Steinmcycr and Chambers CThurston).
The senate named Sieohel, Jahmers, Byg-
land. Wcesner and Robertson.
While dealing with live stock matters
the house declined 10 concur in senate
amendments TO house roll 272, the bill
fixing the professional qualifications OF
veterinarians Tho senate had inserted
provisions allowing undergraduate practi-
TONERS TO use the title OF doctor and
also permitting anyone TO vaccinate hogs
for cholera or cattle for blackIeg. Messrs.
Fuller Liggett and Harris we're named
as a conference committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01
Terre Haute Defense
Completes It's Case

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. March sl.-The
defense IN the Terre Haute election
fraud case An me United states district
cous4 here. eompiesed its side OF the case
shortly after O'Clock this q afternoon.
Court was then adjourned until tomor-
row. when the government will begin
lts rsbuttal
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01

Apartments. flats. houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheapiy by a
Bee For Rent Ad.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01
Republicans Plan to
Hold Big Banquet

LINCOLN, March M.-(Spectai. ITO
morrow IL April Fool Day and repub-
licans connected with the legislature pro
rose TO fool the democrats By pulling off
q gathering which viii speak VOLUMES for
the future. The occasion VIII bring forth
some Of the best known republican ora
tors la Nebraska.
The banquet will be served AT the Lin
deli hotel and all republicans are In
yited TO be present and OF any democrats
are seeking salvation they will not he
denied a place.
Amos Thomas OF Omaha may be con
ferred with Tor assignments and tickets
or letter with 81 enclosed sent 10 SEN
ator Earl Mallery at Lincoln will fix
thinss Tor a seat a. the table.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01
sTORz FAMOUS BOcK BEER

The nnest ever brswed IN Omaha. on
drahRhf and IA bottles on and after April
J. Phone chaa. storz fWeb. iaeO for
case Cor yeur heme.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-01
uiIIs hIIIeu % the senate Tom
mittee OF the whole.

s. y. 9iI. Dodge OF Douglas-Newspape
publication OF saloon license Applications
latiOns insteaf Of the uncertain one with
"laraest" circulation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-06
WOULD LIMIT FREIGHT TRAINS
Trninmen Urge Law Fixing Length
at Not over Hair a Mile.

The railroad trainmen are agitatlng for
a law in New York State to limit the
length OF freight trains to half mile.
az indicated by letter to the officers
and members OF the Brotherhood OF Rail-
road Tralnmen, sent out by J. Il, Ogden
from Albany. The letter says in part /:
AS per instructions from grand lodge,
by circular, there will be introduced at
the reXt session OF the Legislature a bill
limiting trains 20 one-half mile In length.
Such bill should meet with the approval
OF tho general public, as we'll as all OF
the employees OF the different railroads.
Brothers. don't read this letter at one
meeting and then file II away read IL at
two or three meetings, also talk Il over
with members In lodge room and get all
the Ideas possible why such bill should
become law. cite any case where these
,ong trains have caused any trouble,
send all data OF this kind that YOU
may get TO the undersigned. Your name
will not appear before the Legislature or.
in fact anywhere as giving Information
you may have. This is very important
for the success OF the bill"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-06

cleaning and dyeing; S. l.. sessei for
millinery, Elliott Khan for waists and
dresses. Nathan Morris, ladies' shoes A.
Jacobs, ladies' ready TO wear apparel
corner store, southeast corner 156th street
and Broadway, to G.. c. Trepe florist
loft at the southwest corner of Broadway
ana loStn street to ]. Salinger, milliner
also In the same building to J. Greenfield,
ladies' tailor; In the Riviera Theatre
corner lofts to Bax Saymon. ladies waists
and dresses Julius Kenner, ladies' tailor
also store In the southwest corner Broad
way and Nirsty-seventh street to c. Z.
Trepel. florist; also In the Eighty-first
street Theatre building store to Nine.
Gartenberg, millincr; In 1888 Broadway
TO Philip Cooper, cleaning and dyeing in
600 Broadway to Edmunds Shop Inc.
Tor waists and dresses In 2l37 Broad
way TO n. Dow, Japanese art goo,,.s in
2dS' Broadway to Is. II. Takiguchi Jap
anese florist; In 1851 Broadway to
HNman Edison, jeweller; corner store,
northwest corner St Nicholas avenue and
1891 street. to A. Berman, ladies wear
corner store, southeast corner OF Broad
way and li7th street, to G. G. Trepel.
florist second floor at the southwest
corner or Broadway and Tooth street to
n Wasserman, dressmaker
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-06

s. Philadelphia san. Juan, 'li miles south
OF Sandy HOOk at y. yesterday,
- ~ Muudo. Galveston lol miles south OF
Jupiter ~ noon.
JupItvr az noon
- Gulistrotu. Port Arthur, lHl miles wcti
OF IunugIs ~ noon.
:. " sud, Galveston crossed Galyestos bar
a. % p NJ
SIS Mexico. Vera, Cruz, % miles mort. Of
= s. concho, GALVESTON iao miles south Of
jupiter al y NJ
So ClrrillO, Colon, SO mIes south OF Sandy
Hook al T.. "
Mobile bar at Z =
$ santa Cruz, san franr,,no zoe miles south
OF Sandy loUh az noon
So Lenapc, Jacksonville. "a, miles south OF
Sandy Hook at noon
- Il vallr, Galveston, 20 miles south OF
Sandy INV AT uOOu.
Charleston at Z +
- lrpguo', Turk. Stand. 40 miles south OF
Sandy Hook az T.
IS Carolyn, san FRANCISCO. 40 miles south
of sandy Hook AZ = T. NJ
south of sandy Hook at z NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

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10TH ST. s +. ass Sth av, 25Nio3.3. Aug
- lSg2--NfichHel SchaChteL j., 20 Helene
Heydt: a;tys a a T. Hoydt. Rec.
asrH Sri a-3 =. =. s55 . "a ay, 2oxsso,
Dec O.. lqOG-Yetta Gottlieh to Simon Levy
n Louis II Frank, seabrlEht, y j; ATTY $
y Freedman, $50 Bway ............ 5000
cRoToNA ~, esl, ), 40 n is3d It. ?O>
100 Aug 20. i0l3--Anthony Rieger TO An
ioine;ie R!eger. on premises; attys, C9Tiin
s.TH sT 20 :s nT IS . s;5 I'd ay. s5xicSS
MAY l. lsii--Ray Perelman to Abr I kass
Dttys. Feltenstein 6 H. S0S Bway 81. 500
ssTH ST ils En go e Park . az 500 S3;sS
70 Hy Greenspan; atty, 5 Bi,tcsnan, 3os
HOE Av. W cor iIith st. lOox.s. June 5
Corp, iss Willis ayi suys wiiliam,on 4: &
bryan, 49s wills av. .......,...... $1,000
Dec 81, i9os-Jno, q Msrgt Robinson -
TO 8 % nc h%sy =. e., SEQ 10
Hermann; atty, Leo schafrun, 81 cham,
n&IIR6AD Av.'e 100 Sth NOV i7o,hj
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Hsffen. Sis rrotona aV; atty Jno Brady;
uSr 81 Tn iso.i2s W. - b. 200 " 9TH sv COX
%. isisIMary 4 bonnShy 70 Alma \ ~.
SAME PROPERTY, July 81, lyl3--Phillp
Lewisohu to WoG SeSrles. - Johnshury'
VI dttys, NoOdtOrd, u D. Mhulton
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7sD sT :aa T. =. s37.s Cd lv, i5.sxios 2.
Noy is, l906-Agues u Herb % Geo = Lul.
am; atty, y y 7 1 60, l35 Bway $4,000
CHERRY ST. l0l, cor oliver ~ ts6''
runs i6.gH esX lOisN lax IS - 10
@ y Oliver II. X ~ TO beg, Oct -, 1919
AnnunciGta, Victoria, Maria, Adelina 4
Valentino Gauza to Nicola Paganoi atty,
Chas Zerbarini, 346 Bway ..,...... $4,000
slST ST. 1T Y, n 3, 3il 4th aN, 2oN
9S.9. June lsll-EYa lngcrsoll to
Harriet r Rutherfurd. eNtrN elisha VI
Fulton, decd: atty l. 7 I co, 100 broad,
LOTS 81 & as, map $50 OF wsrdsville West.
chester Nov t. isll--Angelu, Frank 8
Albert Chianareli TO Slgmund kraus, II
Z gith st; atty, T co, l7d Bway, $500
Asst ST. 100 " 2Go " tth uv. COZ
sNg. Aug IS, lsOs-Robert II Strahan %
solomon 4 Fatmaa; uttys, Wolf & kohn,
list ST 81 W. ~ mort on HNtures Apr ..
lsi3--Th'rty-threa w 5lst - Co 10 cur
ncy Elevator CO, So W Isth st......S $3.50
ll6TH eT, u .. $50 W Ansterdam av, SON
agli, Dec 81, t90s--Jno r. Schsramith to
Leon LIutersteln; attys Mayer Gilbert
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