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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-01
REASONS FOR
REELECTION OF WILSON.

Because he has kept the peace.
Because he has abolished invisible
government, dispersed the corrupt lot
by and restored the Government to The
hands Of the governed.
Because he prefers construction t.
destruction.
Because he has secured the roduc
ton of the tariff, not upward bu.
downward, to a competitive basis.
q Because he has secured the adoption
of dumping clause to protect Ameri
can labor. capital and business against
the possibility OF cutthroat compoli
ton when the European war is over
Because he has secured tho imposl
ton OF an income tax, obliging wealt,
to share with want the burdens as well
as the blessings of the Government.
Because he has secured tho estab
llshment OF non.paTtIsan tariff com
mission, so that hereafter the tariff
may be revised, whether upward o.
downward, upon scientific principles
and In the light Of all the facts.
Because he has been friend Of
legitimate business.
Because he has secured the estab
lishment OF Federal Reserve System
dethroning the money trust, democrat
ling credit and reassuring tho future
against recurrence Of banking ana
currency panlos
Because he has secured the estab
lishment OF Federal Trade Commits
sion to suppress unfair competition
and TO protect and promote honest
business and to safeguard law abiding
business men against needless and
yexatious litigation
Because no las effected the aboli.
ton OF tying contracts, lnterIocked dl.
rectorates and holding companies, The
tap roots Of monopoly
Boeaueo he has been friend Of tha
farmer.
Because be has secured the estab.
lIshment Of a Syotom OF rural credits
designed to emaaoipase and to epiran.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
O2759

O275s
Elko. Nevada, Land Office, Septem.
her 30. 1916
Notice is hereby given that PETER
8. INDART, Of Whiterock. County OF
Elko, State OF Nevada. has filed IN
this office his application to enter
under the provision OF Sections 1906
1907, Revised Statutes Of the United
States, the following described land
viz:
The Southwest quarter OF the North
east quarter (SWh of NED OF Sec
tion 8, Township Il North, Range 80
East, VI. d. u. & NJ. containing 10
acres.
Any and all persons claiming ud
yersely the lands described, OF desir
ing to object, because OF the mineral
character Of the land, or for any other
reason, TO the disposal TO applicant
should file their affidayits OF protests
in this office. on or before the 10th
day OF November 1916.
JOHN E. ROBBINS, Register
First publication, Oct. 3, 1916.
Last publication, Nov. s, 1915
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Elko 09l3
Carson City Qi5G4

SokSoh Wy
Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Elko. Nevada, Septem.
Der Is. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that GEORGE
A. NELSON, OF Mountain City, Neva.
da, who. on January 2, 1913, made Car
son City homestead application 1854.
now Elko. No. 0913. under the act OF
June IL, 1906, list 1881. for II. E. Sur
yey No. SO, embracing portion Of
the unsuryeyed public domain. Neva-
da, more particularly bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at Cor.
No. l. from which the Corner OF Secs.
"a and 35. T. sc N, r. SO E, bears n.
3 deg. 43 min. E, 1880 chs. distant;
thence S. - deg. 90 min. e. 1870
chs. TO Cor. No. Q; thence S. 0 deg.
% min. W., 7.S5 chs. TO Cor. No. 8:
thence n. SO deg. 50 min. w. 1888
chs. 10 Cor. No. 1; thence n. 90 deg.
20 min. w, 1886 chs. 10 Cor. No. g.;
thence 8. SO deg. O6 min. w, Sill
| chs. TO Cor No. o; thence n. o deg. %
min. T., 1867 chs. TO Cor. No. z;
thence S. 10 deg 10 min. f., 1857 chs.
TO Cor. No. s; thence y. so deg 80
min. f. 27.2s chs. TO Cor. No. l. the
place of beginning, containing 5S.9l
| acres, and forming part OF unsurYeyed
section IL and IL, Township 40 North
Range SO East, Mount Diablo Meri
dian, has filed notice OF intention 10
make final three year proof, TO estaG
lish claim TO the land above described
before the Register and Receiver OF
this office, on the fourt eenth day oi
| November, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Tom StInton, Of Mountain City, Ne
yada Estella b. Nelson, OF Mountain
City, Nevada; Eugene NJ. Arthur, OF
Mountain City. Nevada; Harry II. II
land. Of Mountain City. Nevada
| JOHN L. ROBBINS, Register
Firse publication. Sept. 90. 1916
| Last publication, Oct. 81, 1915
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-01
FOR SALE.

50 acres in Southern Nevada. ~
acres under cultivation. Good water
right and orchard. Cut alfalfa six
times last year. Shipped $500 crates
cantaloupes this year. All fenced and
good Improvements. Percheron mares
and coldts. Winters very mild.
II. S. TABER, Elko. Nevada.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-01

Forty students are crowded for two
hours each day into the Laboratory OF
the High School. This room. including
the cases for the apparatus. table
sinks, etc. is 20x3O feet in size. The
fresh air for the furnace in the room
is taken off the floor inside the chemi.
cal laboratory.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-01

Forty-one classes a day are conduct.
ed at the High School. This is about
twothirds of the number that should
be conducted in an up.to-date school
the size of Elko. There is absolutely
no room for the new departments of
education.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-01

Professor Dinsmore's report on the
water OF Elko should effectually sill
ence the guns of the knockers from
that angle. That Elko's water supply
is sanitary and good viii probably lie
a keen disappointment to at least two
persons.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-01

No newspaper can succeed with.
out advertising, therefore VIC
solicit the patronage of our readers
Tor those who by their advertising
help TO make this paper possible.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-01

Loyalty to the Loyal. Vote for Edwin
Z. Game.
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gLko Looos, No 10. A. p. q A. n.

a State communications hold on
NaAF the nrst Tuesday OF each
~\month at $500 .. m. An Mas
ter Masons In good standing are cordt
ally invited to attend.
GEORGE N. SUTHERLAND, w. n
J. v. TRIPLBTT. Sec.
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OPERATORS DISPOSE OF PLOT,

WEST i,3D STREEr-Harris Il Maurice
Mandclbaum have resold TO the v. X.
Goisu Uct.on Company, Selig Rosenfeld
president. the plot OF six lots. lJ0X97.
On The south sd of 1881 street. 1J9
fee, east Of Fort Washington avenue.
colnprisalG part of the j. Hood Wright
holdings acquitted by the sellers. Two
"a story non-eleyator houses. each
1Jx?.. will hc erected by the builders
.; once. This site abuts a similar plot
on lI2d street purchased by the v. r.
Construction Company from the Man
de.oaunls several months ago and now
being improved with six story houses.
ST NICHOLAS pLACE-Reynoid Glib
boas and Charles Goldberg have sold
Tor ,he Du Bots estate to Bloch Bros.
tie pot 1JxI00 on the east side OF st.
Nicholas place. $50 feet north of li3d
stree. The buyer Will erect a five
story apartment house.
WEST ssTH :STREET-The John J.
iiearn Company has sold iOj West
S~.Xty-clghth street. n five story Hat,
Or lot 20Nl0O,5 !. valued at $4,000, to
Patrick ! Shan'cy IN exchange for a
-four story 50Xlop apartment house az
ti Washington avenue. corner of
S'e.nNAy avenue, Long island city.
TIE latter was held a. $50, 600.
B0WERY-Jos.ph II. Schwartz has sold
% WT'Nan " Lyons 22l Bowery. a
tye story lodging lIouse, lot 2aX?S, a.?
fee, north OF i,ivington street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
NEw JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron sAI.I

ATTRACTIVE bargains offered nv RANKING
PREPAYMENT, STATE OF NEW YORK.
70 nuildefs' investors and prospective home
eeekrrs 4 large number OF vacant io,s Al
'tsh.~ood .~Mor-ener". ieonia. Ridgeheid
snu Iehh"ck' New Jersey. ut one-half Of
FORMER owners prices. Also a large mum.
pr or two-family houses a. Hudson
neshts. t!iNside and Pa iisadcs park. New
Jersey az about one hair ~ former nrlcrs
Al ~ me above properties are within a ave
ssnt fsr" zone and Within thirty minutes Of
Aiahhsttsn. These properties mus, be sold
oui'kF 10 clos" the business OF two cor.
ora',ohs m" being liquida,ed nv tho Bank.
ing .'epar'f nen'. and are offered at rea.
sss,Inre prices Sp"cial Inducements to
q considerable nunher of lots. For further
partlcu!ars address. REM II. Haigh,. Special
=! Broadway, New York civ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24

So Stampalia. Naples. repored that shr
would dock this noruing.
s. Taormina. Genoa. reported that she
would dock saturday morning
- BeryensIord reported that she would
dock late sunday afternoon
So Carollna San Juan. 1913 miles south OF
Sandy. Hook al : p NJ. yesterday.
IS Brahant. Tampsco, = miles north OF
Jnpiier At noon.
s. Perfection. Por, Arthur. Is mile. north
Of Jupiter n noon
:. III Vale. Galveston. sis miles south Of
sandy Hook NJ noon
So Comal. Galveston. e., miles south Of
sandy HOOK al noon,
s. Santa Cecilia, RIO Janeiro, All miles
south OF sandy Hook At
s. I4ampasas, Mobile. ~ mites ives, ~
Tampa tsir ~ noon
- FL RIO. Galveston. III miles northwest
OF Tor'ugas al noon.
50 Florida, Por1 Arthur, Us miles north
wcs, OF T%ortugss AZ . y "
s. Maracalho. la Guayra. a. miles south
OF Sandy Hook ~ i. N.
So Algonquin. >anlo Domingo. a. miles
south OF Sandy Hook NJ +, y n
s. Glen Pool. Tuxpsm (" milcs outhucs
OF d. almond shoals AZ noon
Tue kecne Rostou, - miles north of Cane
Ann At ! \
- ~ cd nLv-sion, 10 miles south Of
SANDY Hook Al noon
- CIty Of Augusta, savannah. ~, mile.
south Of sandy Hook at noon
- Apache, Jacksonville. "a miles south Of
Sandy Hook a. = N
$ Surors, galveston. $40 miles east Of Gal.
weston bar NJ $ 4, ~.
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W . y
East Side.
East Of Fifth sv. between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
10TH a. 2 = a;S;S Z q az; :sss's-Isn;
4 :,s y ; Mcclure $; : vi & d : {: ss.
ISL. ~. 'iiiia.'..'ec cor 18Th st: .ics b.'ai'ss
e!-L.o. & Abr. Frank 10 Jennie Fuchs,
ssa & , ,,sss T. H hrcn: y; r. f I 2 : 6:
street
we~s side.
west Of Fifth ey. between Fourteenth
and iisth sts)
"H @F.DSy.. b : si (: a: :n q az: ss.A I. + WIN s;.f II !.
r.; $1,000. ' ~: June III w. u. ,s IL "Si;y,s;S:s;
''B ! ;,is ;,a ~; :s;iS: s,y;S.,
. Hsss' s sis spT Z Z. n - w ;s 81. t: $4,000
tJianhsttan Island. north Of 10th ST.
9TH Az. 1903. 49, n Ii5,h At. :sxico,
prior mtg ! s.ooo-.Msx = Resented 70
= s;'; sys.. ! x;.% q: :, .ss S Y .:a$ T. ( i Mach
pr.sA nssSs;S;Tiy ~. iss,h 81. .to. 100
= .BWsy. March IS. due as, Per
ri Nv. a.si.s.h ;t. .siise-M
~ ttIGI ~ 80
yr.. =: .t,y:. liaSe, I !. So Fa,,
ton 81. JAmalca. l. I $4,000
tBerough Of The Bronx
10th. st. sss r.. n $. ls.iixs7.t.-John
jacobson TO Sophia A Scidman. 500
lssth st. prior mtg $500. March -.
due september 81, 1916. = . c.; atty.
,.Ssrii st.. CO. q 8. ~ q sw sssDs,n. .v. :;xiis'Ss""
Geneva Holding Corporation TO ssmuel
yrs. . . c; atty. L T 4 7 Co. 100 Broad:
rowN DOCK Rp. :: " wilcox st. aSsico
john whalsn to Louise Kausen. 1920
Layton ~; March I. yrs. '",P,o6
ANTHONY Av. n e il3d 81. toi.7ssal
10 Garter av x 1o1.sx5s.s ueasehold'-
II WE'LL Co TO Paul Hellinser. s..t
9 = c; atty. Paul Hellinser. 3?o Broad.
BuaSsIDE Ay:.'w:, Iss.ii from -tanssn,
point in . . Andrews Av. said point
being just n Of Burnside sv. 6ilxi:ol
jas A Bergen to Jas u murray. IL
Dudley pi. Yopk~re. Mar T.. due as
per bond; atty. + q 4 T co. l7s broad:
JEROME Av. $. ais n F~ea,neroed LAM,
SoxioS-J L g sids Go. Inc. TO Empire
BSiyn. prior mtg $500. Mar Is. ! ",
q . c: sttys. Pressinser 4 y. 80 Wall
GRAND Nv. vs.. 80 . is.th at. toxso~
Chss r Sesle TO Title u 4 7 co. l's
Bwsy. Mar %, due a. PEI bond atty,
Co. iis Bwsy............s5. 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Observation-Disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE

For eastern New York. fair and some-
what warmer to-day snow In norh. snow
Or rain In. south portion Tomorrow or to-
m"rrow nisht; mosier.te northwest wind"'
For New Jersey. fair and slightly warmer
to-day; cloudy tomorrow; probably rain
moderate north winds, becoming east and
For western Vew York. fair and warmer
today; snow or rain to-morrow. variable
winds. becoming southeast and fresh. &c.
NEW YORK, March 2<,-The storm from
the upper Ohio Valley moved rapidly
northeastaard and was central over Nova
snow fell al a few scattered points in
the lower lake regions and middle Atlantic
states. but In. most sections east of the
Rocky Mountains the weather was fair.
Northwest moved southeastward and GOV:
cred all s%ccttons east OF the Mississippi
River. except New England. eastern New
coasts.
Another storm cen,ra, over Utah COW
cred the Rocky Mountain States and west
ward. and was attended by rain In the
4 wa. colder throughout the eastern
half OF the country. with freezing weather
and southwark into Tennessee.
In. this city the day was fair; colder
freezing point .durinG the day; wind. fresh
to brisk northwest: average humidity s
per cent: barometer. corrected to read
:. sea level. at Q A. NJ. 1924; > p. NJ.
The temperature in this city yesterday.
as recorded by the o%ficiai thermometer. II
shown In the annexed table:
! Il Nj: ) Si. n: 4
Highest temperature. 3s'. st $40 r. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 2i'. at 7 A. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
STABLE ROW TRADED
FOR WEST END FLAT.
little Cash in Deal for ST..
100000 Apartmcnt--Sta-
blcs on 2tti, street.
OTHER FLATS ~ TRADES

rha; ,'t,c real money figured in the
.,e Of the new apartment house at the
,o,ncr Of West End avenue and Seventy
srh stree. which. as announced yes
vrday. william bradley has purchased.
sas learned yesterday. when IL was
stated that In part payment Mr.. Bradley
sas sold to the Charmion Construction
Company. Henry Mayer president. the
sable properties at IA to 1874 East
rwenty.fourth street and 1As Fast
rwenty-third street, held at $500. 900.
The apartment house was held at
1900. 900, subject TO a mortgage for
$4,000. TIE Twenty-fourth street
propcr,y comprises q OF The block
font on the south side of the street
t.,ween Lexington and Third
owned by the Fiss. Docrr Il Carol
Horse Company. in which Nj. Bradley
I, the princps, stakeholder. II includes
A .rontag &c of 2S6 feet. with a depth OF
$50 feet. with a - foot frontage In the
Tven,y-,hird street parcel, Tho buyer
o. the stables has no plans for imme-
date improvement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
RENTING IN THE COUNTRY.

Cocks & Willets nave leased to W.
W'hiteright Watson of New York city
the Seaman house az Glen Cove. l.. L.,
for the season.
George Howe has rented for a term OF
years the English villa of Ernest Albert
at Rochelle Park to J. J. Henry Of New
York. Tho property is known as Gray
eyre's and in considered one Of the most
attractive estates on the Sound.
II. g. Reynolds has leased for Mrs,
J. II. Moore her estate in the Normandy
Heights section, Morristown, y. j.. to
John r. Linnew Of Brooklyn, with an OPP
ton to purchase. The property has been
held at 10000.
LEcluse. Washburn e. Co, and Kehoe
& Gilllar have leased an old English
house for the Great Neck Shores Cor
poration at Grenwolde. Great Neck. 10 D..
II Robinson Of Manhattan.
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GorTHEIL. LEON. TO ,r,ue Qua
aATIstIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders q
torney.y

Y " 7 uoIlr u uufNN vi NHlF > NJ
eorney.)
MANHATTAN Az. n " cor iisth 81. i;7x
s.. Sept %. ls06--Jacob 4 Lena Green.
berG 10 the American wco'en Co atty.
p J Caller,, 81 Liberty St. $4,000
a., June 10. is03-Ssme TO Clarence VI
shonnsrd; atty. same. ......... $1,000
10Th ST. n ., 100 " io,h av. soxsss 2. Aug
8. isl3-McCabe Hanger Mfg Co to Hugo
Drosihn. sttys. Lschman a q, 81 Nassau
LrpI.ow ST, Is. $50 from . v c Brooms
At. 251Si.S. Feb IS. lsi<-Michi Kl.!ncr
to Geo IAssler. .N Webster az and the
Bank Of Flatbush. atty. Geo II Hyde,
iisrH ST. iEo.7s i. -. 100 " "a Ay. So'iS
AmoisIs e MIN. :TimeuIser: atty: n;
sisT ST. ~ ". n .. ?ss e Column bus av.
iixlo08 4. May IL. ~ls0s-Julis & Aiber,
Warnstadt to Herman Levy. Sc r 18th
at: attys. Stroock 4 s.. 40 Broad ri $500
S2D ST. 1881 =. n .. " Lexington az,
soXl0s.e, Sept %. i~sis-Fenlo Realty Co.
Inc, to Jno = Murphy, 20 Hamilton Ter.
race: atty. T q 20. lTs Bway q. .S2j.0 900
57rH ST. y. ?3S " 18th az, runs " 5ol to
" wall premises hereby d.scrincd. known
as go " 67th 81 Z = 1870 10 land
Broadway Tabernacle Society K n 3 25.s
American Society Of Civil Engineers to
Equitable Life Assurance SOc!et, OF the
L 8: attys. Alexander a Green. 100
,ssTH ST. 80, $50 W st Nicholas av. sos
7S.ii. Dec 10. ito<-Thos ! Mclaughlin
TO Anne Z Rogers: attys. bowers 4
Sands. ~ Cedar $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
LEASES.
Manhattan,

WASHINGTON ST. 4si-%53. str and b
Gordon woodbury. TO Max N Cohen, $50
s, Nicholas ~. s yrs from May I, 1914;
at,ys, Fedcrman a r. ll5 Bway. 81 400
<lST ST, %<O-44+ ". all-Threshold Rlty
corpn to Salvador Corte, 2i25 LIST av,
. yrs from Feb rs. 1915: atty, ] \ Ike.
cp ho xv' 1855 "a .,r and S ,ccoom. sboy. H aG"
ris sohonGe't 10 Morris Hars. 1883 ID
az. & yrs from May ! 1915, 49,. $500
cHAMBEFS ST. %s' $50. map church
Farm. the land-The Rector. &c. Trinity
church to Frcdk Kerken, 81 " 18th At.
~ yrs from May I. 1919: atty. II Apling
ton, 30 W Bway ...,., - U00
CLINTON ST. 66, LIST noor above store
Louis Koenig and ana to Congregation
Mssas Benjamin Anseh. Ry podha,sc.
224 u Buay. 5 yrs from Apl 7. 1918
atty. Hyman Mates. 1%l stanton 81 S2.i
PARK ROW. 1853, storo-Fannie Epstein
and ano TO ssnl Spiro. . James st, 10
VI. from May I. 1919 .,...,..,,. ZOO
BOSTON RID. 2i33, store-Land Rlty Co
to Limberis Paviidakey, 427. Broad st,
Newark, y J. and ano. ; yrs from Dec |.
1918; atty. lAmb'ris PavIiiakey. :iSa
Boston l e; star. and $50 70 500
co to Victor i.ubliner, 1871 W IlI,h VI,
yr from Jan l.. 1919: atty. Victor Luh
liner, ao1l % y 81. 200
can Real Estate co to Morris Jurnove.
col beck st. and ano. from May 1, 1910,
10 Api 80, 1925; atty. N salem, POS Eas,
Bway to $500
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CLINTON Nv, 1873, " :, 1919 n lGqth al,
ss.Ioxlss,?, S sty aat-s c Powell Art
Emma pilberger u 81: due, etsaSv;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
ssoo.oo" BRONN TRADE.

fhe Thomas Mulll-an Construction
Company las fought a. an investment
from -" Wsihcr Construction Company.
'0re'2 W".h"r president. the" -four fNe
'orv apartment houses AT 6lo, GA. 6lS
'Hi ga East l3itl street. between st.
Am aud cypress Tines
touses were erected 10y the seller in 1903
s~i have been held AZ ~S25o.0O0. Each
'rldlg occupies a plot i>.sxlNO feet
sal a.commod ttes thirty families. Mr..
Nr.l ~ gave j plot Of about twelve and
= Nalt lois ~ the east side OF southern
Rou,ovari. near Avenue -. John. These
l's, NJ Mu,ligan says, have since been
ssold 20 a buyer for cash. the last
'Nner. whose identity could not he
l-a-ned io-dl,. b. SAID TO plan the early
improvement OF The property with apart
mon, toI~os Thc various sales, with
- ~nlnroNowou'. involve more than
700 h6p ard we're negotiated by kurz 4
Ten
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
NEW FLATS FOR DWooxlyx.

4 Shampan have nied plan,
LOT Two -FOUR story apartment houses TO
Do erected on a plot l00x100 on the
south side OF Eighty-seventh street. $50
teet east OF Fourth avenue, 10 accom-.
modate thirty.two families, for Thomas
900. N"'' VOW
Eronenberg 4 1euchtag have com.
pIeted plans for three four story and
apartment houses. each 6s.sx
!oo feet. to be built on the south Aldo 81
Union street. 100 feet east of Schemes.
tady avenue. for NJ. Solomon & Son
owners and builders. The building. will
cost $4,000. VII"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
CONCERNS IN NEW QUARTERS.
movement In Busiaess Zoues ne
dscing RentabIe spsc..

William a. White & Sons. with Moore
* "yckon. have rented the entire build
ing at soS Greenwich street TO Mesh a
Hager. :"
Cutner 4 Upset have lea sed a, s.,1
.,ast sixteenth street. near broadway.
!ne store, basement and hrst loft. con-
tanning $4,000 square feet. for a term of
.ears az an aggregate rental Of 10000
10 LEM q Naumann. importers Of sci.
entinc apparatus and Instruments.
-. White h Co. have leased the store
n Easements In l<3 Chambers street
10 w. X. keene loft in $685. Warren
street TO n. Y. Gekco Company store
az II West Broadway to Luther 8
hergmann; loft at 73 Warren street TO
FRANZ Euler 4 Co.. and loft in tt-&s
Houston street TO Solomon 4 Silyerman.
sast'ne \ Co. have leased the store at
~ West Fifteenth street to the =. Lorril.
iard Company and space In 2a5 Fifth
avenue to the Pioneer Letter COMPANY.
Nelson, Lee 4 Green have leased to the
Ferry shop the store adjoining the cor
ner In the Rialto Theatre Building at
forty-second street and Seventh avenue.
on the seventh avenue side. at an annual
rental OF s.. 500.
The Novelty Manufacturing COMPANY
OF l0f Park srenue has leased for ia
executive offices space In the Fifth Ave-
nue. Building. Twenty.third and Twenty
fourth streets.
Sol Lowenfeid has lea sed the store AZ
9ol West 1?5th street to the Maple
Lodge Farm.
The Cross a. Brown Company has
leased the building AT 5os-i2 West Fifty
eighth street TO John j. Madden: AT
N Last F~orty-'irst street. with Payson
Mel. Merrill & Co. space on the tenth
floor to Electro Bleaching Gas Company
and at 80 East Forty-eecond street space
on the fourth floor 10 the Beaver Com
pany.
Tn Brett 4 Goode Company has
leased 10 the Moore Press the southerly
half OF the fourth floor in the Print
ing Crafts Building on Eighth avenue.
from Th.r,y-third 10 Thirty-four,h
street. The same brokers have also
leased the sou,herly half OF the tenth
hoor In the same building to Edward y.
Stott a Co. electrical contractors the
Ball Engraving Company. the Bryant
Press and the Rapid Service Linotype
Company.
Huberth & Huberth have rented
Offices IN the new Anorican-Circle Build
ing at Columbus Circle TO the Circle
Clothes shop, Henry :. Rosenthal. Smith
Form-a-Truck Company. II A. Flint.
the Pulitzer Company. Inc. Reliance A..
G. Corporation. c. A. DUEL. american
Sunday tWeekly) Md9dsine, Chicago
american. G. \. Hart and ID. A. Hunton
and with the +. r. Wood, W. II. Dolson
Company the third floor OF the building
at Al IVES, F!fty-hf,h stree, to the
Lexington Motors New York Corpora
ton for a term OF years.
Herbert Hecht 4 Co.. have leased with
+. & q. Piomm the northern wing of
the tenth fiOO in the johnson Building.
Broadway at Thirty-hfth street, 10 Hem
lcin a Greentrec and space In ~ West
i'orty-second street t. j. S, Baum.
Louis Kempner a Son and Gerard &
Smy,h have leased a loft AT 2lSO Broad
way TO j. Braunstein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
BIN>rNHk NIL ESTATE.

ffrr" Howe las sold for Charles :.
nt''"H his '-'at" ut Park Hill-on-the-
nliSo' 10 Onward T. Col" OF New York,
To t.' D, considered one OF the
.'-' -.'' 'u"rs of English architecture
d." 70 ,nGrhs Of Sew York and is sit
lH'"l 90 'f" of the most slightly loca-
,E' - Paris ll,ll. II was built for
W HH'.'y by the American Real
LS'''" Company from designs by &, Il.
,n''s The property ha. been held at
$4,000.
Ieor-" Hprc has sold TO Albert Lock-
WOOD ii .ln' Of ground running through
NON =, Nndrews place to Radford
sFtt' !u tho new district just opened
south NoUkors. known AZ Valentine
urra'" NJ, Lockwood plans an i'm
mediate ~ proVement OF the property.