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The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22
Hundred Dollars From Bazaar

The ladies' who arranged and conduct
ed the bazaar in Keota last Saturday are
more than pleased with the results. and
express their thanks to all who helped
either by contributions or patronage.
More than 125 people were fed at the
dinner in the Bradford restaurant, and
the sale booths were filled all day with
buyers. AS some Of the payments are
not yet in, the proceeds have not been
definitely determined, but the total is
approximately hundred dollars, with
good chances that it will exceed this
amount. The fund will probably be
used toward furnishing the new Meth
odist church, when built. On Thursday
of this week the Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. w. j. Simms at Boulderado Ranch
and tied two quilts which Mrs. Simms
bought.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
items of Interest to the People of
KeOta Community

Mrs. S. E. Dodder, her daughter,
Mrs. John Watt and three little sons,
arrived last Friday from Overlook,
Kansas, to make their home here. With
Mr. Watt, who came about two months
ago, they occupy the concrete cottage
on Roanoke avenue. C. o. Dodder, of
Keota Lumber Co., is son of Mrs. S.
E. Dodder. Mr.. Watts household
goods and movables, together with the
children's shetland pony, arrived in an
immigrant car the forepart of last week.
The literary society, organized at
the Boyer school house about three
weeks ago, held its first regular meet
ing last Friday evening. with an inter-
esting program. For the next meeting.
December 20, debate is announced on
the subject. Resolved; That there is
more enjoyment in ctuntry life than in
city life.' Henry Moore and Guy
Vawter have the affirmative, and John
Moore and George Friend will present
the negative view of the subject.
Grange Master C. E. Andrews made
good his promise, and provided an ex-
cellent oyster supper at the grange
meeting Tuesday evening. 1t is not 80
stated, altho strongly suspected. that
some of the sisters in the order render
ed important help in preparation of the
bivalves. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Haak,
Mrs. Bradford, Mildred, Myrtle and
Glenpie Krum. and Helen Parsons were
initiated, the secret work being given
by District Deputy A. F. Hart.
The Keota school closes today for a
two weeks vacation. An interesting
program has been arranged for this
afternoon, in which the pupils OF the
grades and those of the Pegg school
will take part. Miss Lorraine Schultis,
teacher of the grammar grades, and
her sister, Miss Mable Schultis, OF the
Pegg school, will spend their vacation
at their home in Greeley.
Mrs. A. F. Peter and little son, Joe,
left today for Crete, Nebr., to spend
the holidays with her parents. Her
sister, Miss Bertha Burkey. left at the
same time for Snyder, Colo, to visit
over Chris tmas.
A book is always an appropriate pres
ent. See our line. Stanley's.
John E. Scott was Cheyenne visitor
Wednesday and Thursday.
Gale ndar pads at the News office.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22

Mrs. j. D. Hawkins arrived yester-
day from Oskaloosa, Iowa, where she
has been for several months. Mr..
Hawkins returned from there about
two month ago.
The Keota Union Sunday School will
hold it's Christmas program in the high
school auditorium Saturday evening.
All are invited to attend.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22
Baker-LOng

The marriage of Miss FRANKIE Ethel
Baker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Baker of Keota, to Ora M. Long, of
Cambridge, Neb., was solemnized in
Denver on Monday, December II, and
after the new year the couple will be
at home at Cambridge, where the
groom holds responsible position in a
store The bride was one of Keota's
most popular young ladies, usually TAX
ing active part in church and Sunday
school work, and social affairs. She
came here from Nebraska in the sum-
mer of 1915. taught the Keota schools
the following term, and had been en-
ployed in the S. w. Fox store since last
June They have the best wishes of
large number of friends here for long
and happy life together.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22

The annual election of officers will be
held at Keota Union Sunday School on
Sunday morning, December 81.
Miss Lundin, teacher of the Ashdown
school, went to Greeley Wednesday to
spend the holidays.
For Sale: Good team of young geld
ings, upon reasonable terms. John E..
Scott, Keota.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22

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The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22
Free Information Regarding Federal
Farm Loan Act

free Information Negal0ng re0erel
Farm Loan Act
The News is in receipt of word from
Congressman Timberlake that he will
be glad to answer all questions and en-
deavor to explain all points not fully
understood regarding the new Federal
Farm Loan Law, which will be put into
operation at an early date.
In addition, there will be furnished to
all requesting them copy Of each of
the Information Circulars issued by the
Federal Farm Loan Board, regarding
the workings of this law, and the cor
respondent 8 name will be placed on the
mailing list to receive = copy of each
new circular issued. All persons desir-
ing this service, should address Con-
gressman Chas. B. Timberlake, 372
House Office Building, Washington, D.
c..
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends for the many acts of kindness
done for US during the sickness of our
dear son, and for the sympathy ex-
pressed and floral offerings at his funer-
al. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Scott.
A piano for Christmas will make your
sister or daughter the happiest girl in
the whole community. am in position
to quote attractive cash or credit terms
upon any instrument from the worlds
greatest piano manufacturing and SELL
ing organization, the Baldwin Piano
company. Prompt shipment from Dem
yer, or Immediate dalivery of the beau
tiful new Ellington which received
from the factory this week.
Fac STANLEY,
at Keota News Office.
]. r. Helterbran went to Sterling
last Thursday and returned Sunday
with new Ford car for Tom Nelson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
pAYERNO BUYS
WEST END AYE. SITE
Acquires Three Dwellings Near
18th street and Opposite
Recent Purchase.
DEAL Oh WEST 57TH ST.

though pr. Charles v. Palermo COM
acted only on saturday the assembling
a, a si,o at the northeast corner OF
yes, End avenue and Seventy fourth
street for a tall apartment. he yester-
d,y secured another plot Just across
Vest Ind avenue Ms the base for u
new apartment building. The property
.enu,red yesterday Is 307 to all West
End avenue, three dwellings separated
rom Tie northwest corner OF seventy
fourth street by three dwellings. The
,lrchasc Was made through slawson
Hobbs. The dwellings were bought
rom william H. Crawford. Mrs. Caro-
me In.ock and j.. Edgar Leaycraft.
The property il so feet ON the avenue
md loo feet deep. Though 10 plans
Tor the Improvement of the property
have been announced. there is no good
esson to question the near develop
,n.nt OF this plot and additional real
estate perhaps with "A tall apartmen nj
building. THIS property has been the
subject ~ dealing before. Last April
he sale Of 500 and 81 West End ave-
nue. was reported. which would have
resulted N the erection OF an apart
m,ht house had IL materialiyed.
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rt.>rs AND DWELLINGS SOLD,

VISIT eth STREET-Eugenc =. New
bod of Baltimore, Md, has sold 272
West Trenty-ifth street. "A foul story
house, OH lot l~s.sXss.9. near Eighth
.,onue. The deal is subject TO the
confirmation OF the court. The seller,
a. ne!r. secured the property last year
from the estate OF william A. Boyd.
owner OF the property since 1879.
EAST 10TH STREET-Paul A. Nc
'tol-ick has sold 10 an investor ~
las, 10Th street, "A i've story tenc-
wen'. on lot 3Sxl00.
THIRD STREET-Mary Hindes has sold
- Third street, a fiye story fiat. on lot
:Sxes?. between First and Second
avenues.
HEATH AVENUE-Ennis e. Sinnott
have resold 1855 Heath avenue
through u. ~ Scully n Co. IA three
story dwelling. on lot 20xl0o. This
Is one OF a row recently acquired by
me sellers in exchange.
BOSTON ROAD-The firm Of l.. J.. Car
renter has sold Cor Anna Daimler the
tao lots Oh the northeast corner OF
Boston road and Westervelt venue.
q Vlot 5Axil5. to an investor.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY, Jan. ?A.-The following realty
corporations we're chartered here to-day:
Prospero Realty Company Mania ttsn :
capital. $4,000, directors. Isaac Levy. Al
fred Miesto and Leo *. Martus, New York
city.
Manhattan; capital, 10000; directors.
frank Farrell, Joseph Farrell ana Mary
Farrell. New York city
klto Realty Company, Manhattan; capt.
tal, 5000; directors, Joseph u. Zuris, PAN
crazio Grassi and Iretro GrasSi. New York
city
ton, Manhattan; ga pital. 5000; directors.
Pauline +. ~'iomprecht, BENJAMIN Com
precht and Ida, Elbe. New York city, 49,
Corporation. Manhattan; capital. 5000. d.
~rectors. Pauline 7. Ctomprecht, BENJAMIN
Gomprecht and Ida Elbe, New iorh, city,
a. Il. Louis Realty Company, Manhattan;
ca pital. $500; directors. A. Louis. |, Brod-
win and Hyman Water, New York city.
Circle ceno one cSrporatlon' Mahh.''ap
Fisher, Henry Mandei and Fannie spungi,
New York city.
TimpSon pisre nenao,o,yy aTrp1rSs'oT w, Man. =,
p, Coe, Lyndhurst, y. j.. Samuel G. Wor-
ther. East Orange, N. j., and Alder s, Nor
timer. New York city r, .
capital. 5000; directors. Joseph l.. Young.
william j. Molinari. Brooklyn. n. 7. Carlo
D. Celia apsok.n, =, j. cor,o,.,,or r,.
Bronx; capital. 5000; directorr. Joseph l..
Young, Villa y. Molinard/ Brooklyn, n.
T.: Carlo D. Celia, Hoboken, N. y,
AuneuberS Realty Company, Brooklyn
ospitsi, $4,000; directors, Solomon VI. An
nenb<rr, Max J. Annenberg and Celia
Innenberg, Brooklyn. N. Y.
MAJ Lewis Company. Brooklyn. capital.
A.. 1000; directors. Max Lewis, Paul A,
xstsks and Rose Feusrstein' Brooklyn
witt Realty Corporation. Brooklyn: capi
t.a' Si. 900; directors, Otto witt, Gertrude
T. scherisoh and Henry wasner. Brooklyn,
n. Y.
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sUrREME COURT, COUNTY OF Nrw
YORK Mars Ottiug-r au1 Moses Ottng.r.
plaintiffs against Iieg!uA BeiuIan aud
In pursusuce Of q Judgment ~ for.
closure uni atlr, any made aud entered IA
tie ato'' quilted a't.on ana bearing date
Aligned, tho referee ~ sail Judgment
named, viii ,el at pubic a]u,tton. a tie
street, ~ the B"r"lSh % Manhattan, Citv
Of Nev York, on ,hc 3lst day Of january.
Henry Brady. AuCtioueer, the premises
directed hS aid Judgment 10 he sold aud
ALL TiiuSE cERrAiN Lors. picre. Or
psrcei- OF iaAi. situate. Wing aud hc,g In
ne ISe,tih wsf! ii ne h'rG1sh Of MAJ,
bEdiNNiNG g, a po'", on the sou,herly
street. distant one hundred and itty feet
westerly tom tho ,orIer formed by me
,uters't ION OF the westerns, sIde Of Broad
dred aud foity-fourth street; running
thence, souther'y aud parallel with The
uud eleven Nche- to the center line OF the
blocx between on" hundred and forty-thiri
theuco westerly along said center limo and
|puralc' win said sou'hcrlv side Of ona
hrdrcd AND forty fourth street. nf,y reet;
thence uortherly parallel with the west
crlY side OF broadway. Ninety nine iaet
eleven inches to ths southcrly side of one
theme eusrerly along the routherlr side Of
one hundred mNd forty. fourth Stre-,, INV
feet 10 the poiut or place Of hog uuiug.
said premises VIII he sold In one parcel.
subject however to IN" covenants aud re.
striciions contained IN y deed recorded In
Liner so Of toNveyanCes At page 80. and
subject further to any state nj turtA " hich
an accurate survey might show.
Dated. New York, January eth 1916.
joseph II. KELLY, Referee
MATTHIAS. oTTINGER. Attorney Tor rlsin-
tins. l6J R~roudway, Borough OF Man.
haitian. New York city
The following ir "a diagram OF the prou.
erty to be sod;
West 1klth Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
TENANTS FOR OLD SECTIONS.
Downtown Property In Good De-
mand-LOfts aud stores Rented,

The hrm OF Leonard j. Carpenter, with
william Z. Walkers SONS. has leased the
store. basement and sub-basement OF
4SJ and 4s5 Broadway, through to 90
n bs Mercer street, TO Taylor 4 Ellis.
Joobers OF bedding manufacturers sup
plies for "a term Of years. The firm has
been located for many years on Cana
street. This building was modernized
and "A sprinkler system installed about
three years ago and is now fully rented.
The Charles i. Noyes Company has
leased In 54l to Ji7 Pearl street two
floors TO w. g. Horn. Bro. & Co, and
space to Oberley d Newell and Charles
;. Jonas 4 Bro, floor at IS West street
TO Amir Merhiee "A floor In go Church
street to the star Fuse Company. and a
loft In % Maiden lane to II. Joelson.
a. IL. Mathews has leased for Joseph
L. Buttenwieser the building At 80
Greene street, between Grand and Canal
streets, to 81. Matthews Lutheran
Church for "A term of years.
John y. Golding has rented in t2
Broadway offices on the tenth floor 20 the
o'Farrell Detective Agency for "A term
OF years: In 100 Broadway offices on the
nineteenth floor TO Herman j. Witte the
store at Washington place n Sixth
avenue to Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company.
Potter. Choate & Prentice. investment
bankers, have leased offices on the
eighteenth floor OF the Hanover National
Bank Building, At . Nassau street.
Frederick Fox & co. have leased the
fourth loft at 2io Fifth avenue 10 VAN
derhoef a 90. also large space in the
same building TO the American Truth
Society. stephen Tobiu, Charles l.. J-n-
kins. X. Boswell. l.aur, V. McLane. Nd
win =. Porter. and Louis Bruguiere :.
the store and Basement al 400 Madi-
son avenue TO Joseph ~. Cauavan.
Rice 4 Hi have leased 10 tInchley.
dealers in mems apparel, the store and
basement at . West F'orty-sixth street.
Van Norden n Wilson have leased
the store ut 1879 East Th!rty-second
street TO Amos r. Hin Company.
Edward Franklin has rented - loft in
ll<0 Broadway to ,ioldschmldt Bros.
Company.
George A, Bowman has leased for a
term Of years the first floor AT i27 West
Fofty-second street to Henry n. knopf.
maker of ylolins.
Samuc II. Martin has leased offices
in the simpson building. Broadway and
Sixty-seventh street. 10 the National As
ISOLATION of the Audubon Societies.
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Herman A. Metz mas taken "A lease OF
the hive story American basement dwell
ing at IS West Seventy-tourth street.
II IL one Of a row OF houses at this point
owned by the Clark estate. They rent
al between $4,000 and 81. 900 a year.
Louis Schrag has leased the dwelling
at 35s West Thirty-fourth street to Ida
Mignocchi for Maliuda Balm the
dwelling AT "36 West Twenty-fourth
street to Ross Vaughan. and for Arthur
f'reedlander the dwelling at ":9 West
Twenty-hfth street to Joseph Gullato.
shaw a. Co. have leased for Johr 7.
Garvey the dwelling at 1857 West 1e3d
street to l.. L. Van der Heyden.
j. X. English has leased 10 william
FLETCHER thu dwelling AT .29 West FIFTY
second street and for William !. Halle't
TO Louis Goldberg TN" house ~ 23s West
Eiftie,h street.
The Iiought"n company has leased
for Heilner a Wolf tho four story Amer
lean basement dwelling at Us West
Eighty-ninth street TO Albert Sorna for
a term OF five years.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORk-The -. Nino-ut~ Hospital Of tn"
tity OF Sew York, Plaintiff, ssuinst Rabbi
Association snd oihers. Defendants
Ia pGfsIau" OF a Judgment OF fore
nc above. entitled action aud bearing date
the I'm day Of January, 1916. J. the
uni"rsiguef. 'h" referee !u sull judgment
rsmed; w"' -. at pno'tS auction a the
stree, IA the Borough ~ Manhattan cay
o. New York, on the I'm day OF February,
isld. al J. o'clock noon on that DAY. BY
Henry Brady, Aucttoncer. the premises
directed NV said judgment to be sold. and
therein described a- 10. lows.
All that certain lot - ground, with the
and improvements thereon, stu
hiel. lying ahd being IN thu seventh Wrd
OF the cts Of New York Borough of MAJ
hat,anl Oh the south side Of Henry stree.
and known on - map made Of the estate
81 Henry Rutgers, deceased, made hy T.. W.
Bridges, dated Aug Ist rf~t. eighteen hun.
dfed ana ihlrtt and Ned In the once OF
he I!csistcr - nc Cty aud COUNTY OF
erly IN front by Henry street. Easterly on
one side bN lot number seV-u hundred aud
WENT h'e. sVutherly, IN NC rear ny 10,
westerly on the other side 10y the resrs Of
lots numbers seven hundred aud twsutN-
seven hundred and t~enty.niue and seven
hundred aud thirty. containing in breadth In
front and rear t"enty.six feet one inch
snl 81 iensth on each side one hundred
feet. he ne sald d!mensl ons more or les.
said PREMISE heiug %uo"u - aud by
The street numher one hVrir". ana htN-
civ Henry street. "a 'ls Borough OF Man
isftaI. ely OF Nev York
The promises above 4, sHrthei are Joe ttst
~ section !, Bloch Nuwhe- ~. on me
"ihui Map % the CITY Of New YORK.
Dated, Sew York. JauYa-y, L.th; lsiS.
CHARLES T. bDNoHI +, R,ferT"
!. PECK. Attorney fot FIi!u'i~,
% Liberty street Borough Of Man.
haitian, SeN York 'ltv
The following T. . diagram Of 'he PROP
cry to b" sold. It, s-fc.t Number e l5s
Henry street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Groes earnings Of the MIDWAY Gas ION.
paut IN December were &h.,Hdi, with ne,
81 $4,000 aud u surplus after charges Of
sJ6,S9S The company has competed u
new pipe line from Fullerton TO Los An.
Gel"s and Il now delivering -. 600 600 cubir
feet of natural gas 4 day 10 Los Angeles
All Bylle.hy ~elertric properties reportiI I
for the week GUIDED January | showed uer
connected load gains OF 3ii customers. with
767 tloNhtt lighting loHd and lt7 horse
pow or ~ mntors New business contracted
for Included Gt3 customers, with S+S kilo
watts ighting load and "a horse power ~
motors Oulpu Of ~" properties for the
week Was S.sl,sio tilowatr hours, An in.
vreYs" Of NJ per reut. over the CORE
spending week ~ las, year.
IN in"r'd~" Of nearly II per cent VAS
shown les The Puhii" Service Corporation
of Ncu jersey IN grns~ business for ne
,"mh~r a. compared with ia" rorrespoud.
iug Luonth Of the prsNiou. year, The bal
nnre after "p"r.tIug expenses, h\rd chtrg,A,
SO. s,aiiubI" Tor dividends aud snIoriizu.
,iuu WHs ehHS. 0H,. or an iucreaH" ~ Stt,o1I.
FOR the twelve months ended december 81,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
WEST s7TH STREET DEAL.

A deal Is pending for the sale Of
tie dwellings, at % and % West Fifty
SEVENTH street. the property OF John
;eliitly. Tor a price said TO be $780,
ooo. An operator is tho other interested
l~rson in the deal. Reports had II that
Michael Dreicer Was the man. but Mr..
ur.'cer denied that, which Is sufficient
q, XII reports in his direction. The
property comprises two four story
dscll!ngs :JXl00.5 feet each. Mr.. GEL
att. makes his homo In tho house at
-. The property is assessed at $685.
400
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FRANKLIN SIMON co. EXPANDS.
oth Ave. Firm Adds ny Lease ~
story Bldg 70 Establishment.

Franklin Simon & 60. have leased the
Miurray Hill Building. s, 10, ~, ~
west Thirty-eighth street. for a term OF
.~enty-one years from May 1. This
building Is "A modern twelve story fire
proof structure on plot 75xiO0, with an
ADDITIONAL 25xi00 at rs West Thirty
eighth street. which was erected two
years Y II abuts the Franklin simon
store at the southwest corner OF Fifth
avenue and Thlrty-eighth street. Tho
aggregate rental for the above proper
ties Is $1,000, 900. Franklin simon e.
co. now have "A frontage on Thirty-eighth
street. beginning at the corner of Fifth
avenue. of 2tj feet. Tho lease was made
with the j. J. Slender Company,
through Mark Rafalsky & Co. At,or.
neys for Franklin Simon & Co. were
strauss. Reich & Boyer, and for the
j. j. SLENDER Company Iiorwitz &
Rosenstein.
The lessees now occupy the stores and
SIX hoors. and will use the balance Of
,he noors as the leases expire. some
expiring this February and some In
May.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

TIE White star liner cymric, sailing
Friday for Liverpool. viii take mail. clos
ing at $3.50 A. NJ. for Great Britain aud
Ireland. when specially addressed only.
The American liner New York. sailing
saturday for Liverpool, VIII take mail,
closing at sac A. NJ, for Europe except
Germany. Austria. Hungary, Luxembourg.
Bulgaria, Turkey. the Netherlands, sweden
and Denmark. Africa. West Asia and the
East Indies.
Til" Norwegian America steamship Kris
tianlsfiord. sailing saturday for Rergen,
will take mail. closing A. 3:3o A. NJ. for
Sorvay. sweden. Denmark. Russia, Ger
many, Austria, Hungary, LuNemburg. BuI.
ggria and Turkey.
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Tbs approximate amount Of the uen or
charge. to satisfy which the Hhove-de-
property II to be sold. Is 81, G0a 10.
with Interest thereon from tho I'm day OF
November, 1913, together With costs ana
hundred and thirty -siN and ST. 100 DollarsI
with interest frum January 9Th, 1915, TO
gether with the cNpsIeeh Of the sale. Ths
approximate Hmouut Of the taNrs. usscss-
ments and water rates, or other liens
which are to he SLOWED to the purchaser
out Of the purchase money, nr paid hv tho
Referee. rs $3.50 u and interest and penal,
tics u sni.
Dated. New York January 9Th, 1916
JOSEPH % KELLY. Referee.
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Sowers ., ~ Ced~r Ct ..sv,oVo
rose Reslty "a 10 Nv Mte 4 Security
Co, 135 Bway. 5 yrs, 6 . c. Jan 81; atty.
w u ms GO, 100 bway .'''''''io'o'
West Side.
west Of Firth av, between Fourteenth
,s,,, or 90, "a 49, ,oo . s,, a - % az
as WW,v ~ 70 - I'niIerton
wssysr; sE ss,h st. Jsn e. prior mt
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&c, as per bond atty ruc co, i's s SrcS
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folimer TO cHarles ] roliner, sic River
st,ys' Ms,omab. a. RYAN 81 Bway. IS. 900
''s~u 81; : 100 y HmI En an Inc. to
Lo.s:. 4 r,nck; sa.s Bv.y' Jan II Pr
mtss slaS,ooo' . yrs . p g. A'yi,t.ooe
~" Nv Nv"
UPTOWN.
7r,S AW 81 " i.,s A. ss,ss. pr mtg.
r $40 Scc-Visa,s SrunIs To- Ann. iPpeKos.
% h % As s,tx' II tMonSried' SIS Broad
way
Bsons.
(Borough of The Bronx
COLLEGE Av. 1925. " .. coax irres--
Nm Grco 10 Bronx inve'tm.n; Co ,Te
rmT'' i; at. 100 AWAY ......s7 1000
sAMwii. 10 same. pr mtg
= aoa Jan l ,nsi.pt. n e. same
s,,Vv0V' a 81 " 81. 900
10, n iaad al. 5ox
fT,ooS $500" - ur,o p,onx
,v~ooIeIen' N""nsn a Ave
ln.ss,ment !, ~ Merrill. RA r.
100 Bwsy. ssS;Vvg
LORlSG PL: lsl9. e = oehseIoa"
Fruchthsndler TO oesting blds 20 snmn@
~ East hinssprlhse rd, pr in'ee ~
goo. jan l. instAils, . J. G. Any, Ces,,ns
Bldg co. Inc. 30 East Ninsser,nso
road. ,s.,oVo
Lots ! and 9. blk si, map Morris Paik-
!a~rence Lankas 10 RAroara LAns,.'
John Hovarka. S. John TO-. .Si,i0o
18th ST, $50 l., = =, I6.sxs0-wm Larsen
aud sno 10 Geo Fuchs and sno, liS Wal
per bond: atty, TG 4 T co" rs Broad:
wnfirs Az. 3 E cor is5,h st. :Sxioo-
~ hs. az. pr m,se So, ocS. Jan 81. s
W., 4 n 81. attv' TO r co, lie
Ru.v Sie. 900
,ksp sT -s, ssx trres .Salpsk
p..iy' co " ~ JoS, r. R,hinson.
Te"ncr. y T. Ian 81 due Jan l.. ISIS.
~ - a"'' W. ais 900
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
MANHATTAN BEACH SALES.

TIE Manhattan Beach Realty Cor
n~rra.ion has sold at Manhattan Beach
States during the past week: 4 plot
'ooxlN0 feet at the corner of Orienta
Boulevard and West In avenue, To
rls.. NJ Mcbride "A plot 60xl00 feet
800 the west side OF Coleridge street,
-o-th Of Hampton avenue. TO Harry r.
nolgherty; a plot +0xl60 feet or the
west side OF Dover street. south Of Orien-
al Boulevard. to r. Sampietro: the
house a. 1854 Coleridge street To Thomas
Gore. and the house AT eco Corbin place
20 Michael shea.