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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
PURCHASE $4,000
SCARSDALE SITE
Fish & Marvin Now Own
ers of Building Opposite
the Station

A good volume of business was trans
acted last week in the suburban fields.
rish 6 Marvin purchased from Mrs.
Sarah A. Thayer the Office building on
tho Scarsdale station square known as
tho Scarsdalc Company's Building.
Fish & Marvin have been occupying q
part Of the property for some time for
their Scarsdale office, and have just ac-
quired the entire property. The place
consists Of about one-third of an acre
on the station square, and is in the
centre Of Scarsdale from business
point Of view.
II Is the orly piece Of unrestricted
land on the station square facing the
Bronx Parkway. 1t is valued AZ over
$4,000.
Williem Z. Bull sold the Watson J.
Brundsge farm. oil about 100 acres, on
the North Castle-Bedford State ROAD,
10 Mrs. +. Halsey Malone. The farm IS
about two miles south of Bedford on
. Chestnut Ridge, adjoining the Richard
Harding Davis estate and near the
Samuel McRobert property. II Is con-
s;dered one Of tho best locations In
North Castle. The property was held
~ $4,000.
Another rental for the season Of
1917 was closed By Heckscher & DE
Saules, who leased the residence OF
Lawrence Colfelt on Pleasant Ridge
Road, Rye, y. Y. consisting Of resi-
donce. stables. gardens and grounds,
10 James Wilson Riley.
Bramwell Davis sold for the Meurer
estate 20 Charles r. Furrer. of Ruther-
ford, y. j.. the large three story dwell
ing on the west side Of Bell av., near
Bradish sv.. Bsyside Park, Long
Island. The sale included water front
right. The property carries $4,000
first mortgage. The consideration was
about 10000 Mr.. Furrer will make
extensive alterations. to the property.
TIE new house built BY John Day
ton on the west side OF Edgewater
Place. Bayside. Long Island. command
ing q beautiful view Of Little Neck
Bay, has been leased by Elmont b.
Hazard, % Washington. The broker
Ina the transaction was Bramwell
Davis.
The T. B. Ackcrson Company has
sold at Brig .waters, Long Island, a
seven room stucco and frame Moorish
cottage. on a wooded plot, on Brook
Ism Boulevard, 20 George ". Wood
OF Brooklyn; a plot, l00xl50 feet, OF
Ackerson Boulevard. IN the Pines, 20
Miss Amy Borden. Of Paterson. y. j.,
and a corner plot. iOOXl00 feet, ~
the Pines, on Peters Boulevard and
Ontario Drive. TO Frederic l.. Pearson.
John +. Scott rented for Peter
Robohm his house On Walter Lane,
Ceda rhurst. Long Island, for the sea
son OF 1917. 20 J. Horton Ijams.
Eleven acres ID Mill Neck. Long
Island. adjoining the estates OF Frank
{. Jennings and Gerard Beekman.
owned by Charles r. Mccarthy and
Edward j. Deasy. was sold by Burton
Thompson & Co.. Inc The property
was held az $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
Here and There on the Realty Paths
Topcs of CesTbe Drift of Afrsfersna ~
from the Mske-Actyity of Brokers' Builders and Buyers
Big Feature fomh Weekly Reports

.rbo house ~ the northwest corr.
Of Goth ST. and Madison a. eousus ,ns =
vgeek hv the Guaranty Trust Compauy'
va known as "Dana's ROXY Oh nv
count Of its expensive construction :.
daniel 2. Ritchey and Cnaries T.,
ccbr;ny were the brokers in the sale
Co.. Fred s. Reed Of his lease, equip
,nant and GOOD will Of the PARK S'e'
49, Uotel sd TO SD st., Park av'' 20
George &. Brown, proprietor OF the
Iiote1 Martha Washington, also inter
ested in the Hotel Majestic ana '"e
Hotel Hargraye. - bv
Tho PARK Avenue Hotel is owned ~
the UiI,oa estate. and the same bro@er :
have effected ton-year extension o.
The lease for NJ Brown at a rental OK
rho same brokers recently effected
tho sale OF the j. {. Stafford interest
held by Mrs. s. Murphy, OF inc iurn isn,
ings and unexpireG lease or the Io'c'
H. a meeting OF IKE board o. direc-
tors OF David Porter, Inc, real estate
Si5 Montague st.. Brooklyn, held last
week. i. vas unanimously decided ma.
owing 20 the prosperous year lus'
psssed bonus Of 10 per cent would Dc
given TO all cmployas a the company
as u Christmas gift.
CT. {. Ditmars say: "As the year
draws 70 2 close II shops .hat the ma
Tor -rend Of suburban growth on Long
Island. east o. the city line, IS along
the south side Of Nassau County. Lyh.-
brock. at the junction OF the MonteuK
and Long Beach divisions OF the Long
Island Railroad. shows q steady Dr..
crease Of population, aud The owners OF
q large commercial building there, that
yeas destroyed b. fro recently are
planning 70 rebuild a.
Camnann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
leased TIE store, basement, frst ana
second lofts. zoe Pearl St, Tor the es-
tate Of Y. Pendss TO Timen & Carnot
also the store and basement IS Sou'h
william ST.. through 70 Stone ST., Tor
the estate of Amos +. Emo to q. ,.
Nicholas. -.
The Real Estate Board Of New York,
az a recen, special meeting Of the
active members made an important
change IN its Tolicy b. amending the
constitution 20 as 10 permit persons
other than active members 20 serve on
the board Of governors.
A. this meeting a new class Of mem
bership was created. 10 be known As
active associate members. These mem
bers mav b. elected 20 act on tho board
OF governors. and for this purpose the
board Of governors ia increased from
nine to fifteen. six OF whom are 10 BE-
elected from the new class.
The active associate members are -
have virtually ell the privileges Of &C
tive member. except that they may not
vote OH matters which affect the coz
pora,e interests OF the organization.
At ths regrlar meeting OF The board
OF governors. on December 10. plans
were considered FOR an energetic cam
paign 70 enlarge the men bership OF the
board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
NEW OWNER FOR THE
FORBES, IN BROADWAY
Alfred a. HagedOrn, Tenant OF
Store. Purchaser

The Douglas Robiason-Charles >
Brown Company has sold Tor the es-
tate OF Maria de Witt Jesup. the For
res. a seveu-story elevator apartment
With stores. at the northwest corner
Of Broadway and Eighty-hrst street
n feet on Eighty-hrst Street and -
feet on Broadway. II - q ni .pe ~.
building. containing four apartments
on d floor. -.Loso,-
Alfred A. Hagedorn, the purchase :
is a tenant in the corner store, na'',lE
been there for ten years. Nhen ne
started in the building. he occupied .
mall store. and now has almost tnc
entire ground floor. u vas an a. y co.,.
salo. Alfred and George France
tSsIer. attorneys, represented Mr.
Hsgedorn, and Parsons, Closson1 & ~, nc
Tlyslne acted for the estate. Inc foi-
res Is assessed at $SsCO0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17

story building. which vas rcsoid bf
the Anderson Galleries. Inc. 10 q -.
Louis company. A twenty-five story
Office building Is 20 De erected az 2s4
and 2s5 Nadison ~. from plans by
Starrett & Van Week.
Upper Seventh a.. got in the focus OF
realty attention last week by the pur-
chase By Joseph J. Lannin Of the
Grenoblc Hotel az the northwest corner
Of Doth ST. and Seventh ev., together
With the private house az 20l West 56tl
r.. and two apartment houses az 2u3
20 20J West j6th So. 4 hosiery, with
1000 rooms, will replsce the OLD
Gronob'e.
Opposite the Grcnoble site is tho
inverness apartment. which has been
lazed TO make way for the Rodin
Studio apartments.
The Charles +. Noyes Company sold
last week for the Mccormick estate
the fye-story store and tenement prop
erty at 55-57 Cherry ST.. covering a
plot % by 90 feet. between Roosevelt
70. and james Slip. The property was
valued at $4,000. IL will be held By
the purchaser as an investment. NO
trade was involved. Tho same com
pany also sold for all cash 81 Front
e.. substantial fvc-story and base
mcnt building with elevator. covering
plot 27.s by 1873 feet and adjoining
the southeast corner Of Front 81. and
Cuylcr's Alley. The purchaser Is the
Bell Bag Company, owners Of other
property IN the neighborhood. Jane .
s. Darcy represented the sellers and
Raymond X. Knoepple the purchaser.
The property has been placed in tho
hands Of the Noyes company for man
agcmcnt.
The Henry Morgenthau Company
sold 90 Miss Louise Lbling. daughter
Of William Ebling. Of the EblinC
Brewing Company. Of The Bronx, tho
plot 1875 By 100 feet on the north fde
OF l3Sth ST.. 2iJ feet east Of Cypress
az. Immediately iu front of this prop
crty are the entrances TO the Cypress
av. station Of the Lexington az. sub
way. Tho Henry Morgenthau Com
pany recently acquired this plot in OK
change for the two houses n tho
northwest corner OF Barrctto So. and
Southern Boulevard. IN part payment
for the property Miss Ebling gave the
four story brick apartment house 81
"a East lSlst ST.. on plot 1916 by
100 feet. b. Morris, who was the
broker in the original exchange, was
also the broker who effected this sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
Structure Over Hutchinson
River Will Be OF the
Lift Type
CLEARANCE or 1872 TT.
OVER MEAN HIGH TIDE
Plans Provide for a Cen
trail Roadway Fifty
three Feet Wide

The War Department has finally sp-
proved Of tho plans for the proposed
bridge over the Hutchinson River
lEas:ehester Crock), on the line OF the
old Boston Post Road.
This was made known Thursday last
10 tho delegate from the Bronx Board
% Trade. in attendance az the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress oonyon-
ton. who we're also the delegates Of
tho CITY and State OF New York at this
convention at Washington, when they
called upon Brigadicr General Black
and tho War Department heads WIN
reference 10 the prompt spproYai OF
these plans. and were informed OF u"
DEPARTMENTS favorable action.
Discussing the matter OF the pro-
posed bridge no the November meeting
of the Bronx Board OF rade, Commls.
sioror Kracke Of the Department or
Plant and Structures said: The
plans for this bridge were forwarded 10
the War Department IN April OF TINS
year. and / have communicated with
the War Department upon two or three
different occasions, but have had no
reply TO my letters. | have conferred
with them over the telephons, but no
action has as yet been taken toward
the approval Of these plans.
81 would suggest that this Board OF
Trade take this matter up and urge the
immediate approval Of these plans By
the War Department. II mag be we'll
20 even appoint committee 10 go down
there ard ask that the plans be ap-
proved az once, as II is vitality i'm
portant that this new bridge should be
constructed as soon as possible. SO
that you see the delay in this matter
is not up TO this department; the re-
sponsibility rests entirely with the War
Department"
Tho Bronx Board OF Trade acted,
and the approval OF the plans speedily
followed
The bridge 10 be erected will be OF
the lift type, and when closed viii give
clearance OF 1874 feet above mean
high water. The channel clearance will
be - feet. and the distance between the
piers will be I07 feet. the difference
between - feet and l07 feet-thst ia,
g. feet-being duo 70 the angle az
which the bridge is To cross the water
way.
There will be a bridge roadway %
feet wide, With sidewalk s5 feet
wide on each side, giving total width
20 the bridge OF 20 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
ALLISON ?. CLARK TO
BUILD At M0NTCLAiR
Gets for Improvement Large
LlOVd Road Tract

Allison 7. Clark has purchased Of
Frederick T. Gates the tract Of land on
tho cast side OF Lloyd Road. Hontclsir'
south OF Hoburg Place. The property
has frontage Of $50 feet. 1t IS di-
rectly in the rear Of the Gates resi-
dcuce. The elevation is $50 feet. The
nronerty will be improved by the cree
lion of two residences. +. NJ. Craviey
& Bros. of Montclair. we're the brokers
In the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17

and bath tubs or. caused by the ten
ant--no one else. Expenditures are
constantly necessitated By reason OF
the negligence or refusal on the part
Of the tenant TO keep his apartment
clean. Hitherto the owner has been
held responsible by the Tenement
House Department, and ne was en-
barrsssed and annoyed by notices a.
violations Of law over which he had
no control whatever. The respoasi-
bility is now placed where it belongs.
"Thc thanks Of the community are
due to Commissioner Murphy for his
activities in this matter. Not only viii
his new efforts result in better san
itary conditions in tenement houses.
but II will instil pride in the tenant
20 keep his apartment clean AM q
desire 10 cooperate with our officials
in helping to make it better place
I'm which to live"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17

ans Of ttc blocks ON tho existing land
rap. Che outincs OF which have been
'cta9Ecd. shocsd c1I sr't Che new land
map. says R.ci for Hopper "if Do
makes q mistake i1 tho number OF tho
now block 800 which MIS- property a
situated. the record OF deed or mort
gage will not. unless the error is cor
reetod, operate as notice, and tho
value OF the recording of the instru-
ment Will consequently be lost The
special attention Of lawyers and rcsi
estate owners is. therefore. called 20
the changed land map"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
ARCADE BUILDING ON
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
il Extends from Fort Washing
ton Avenue 10 l5Sth Street

To the Washington Heights section
will soon be added an up-to-dste arcade
store structure, which will extend from
Fort Washington av. to losth 81. The
easterly frontage of the building VIII
b. on Broadway. This improvement has
been erected on the site OF the Church
Of the Intercession, which was pur-
chased lsst spring by Adoiph Lewisohn.
TO the north Of the arcade arc many
rcw buildings erected on tho site o.
The Loyal /. Smith estate aud that OF
thc juvenile asylum tract L. ). Phllhp
& CO. have been chosen agents OF this
.o.nl huildInr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
SWIMMING POOLS IN
BERKELEY ARCADE
Leased by Dalton School for q
Years for $4,000

The Dalton Swimming School has
signed lease for two pools. for women
and men, in the new Berkeley Arcade
Building. IN i+th -. near Firth av.
The lease taxes effect February /.
These pools arc being fitted with
every modern convenience for the
pupils OF the school The lease ls for
q term o. tVenty-one years. al an az
g7egate rental OF $4,000. The Dalton
Swimming School was tenant ~ the
old Berkeley Building for seventeen
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
FLATS BECOMING
ALMOST SpOTLESS
Tenants Complying with
Orders to Keep Premises
Sanitary

Commissioner Murphy Of the Tone
mont House Department said at &c
cent conference with representatives OF
the United Real Estate Owners Asso-
citation chat So per cent Of the tenants
or whom orders were served for haY-
ing their premises unsanitsry mad com
piled with the ruling Of the depart
ment.
On this subject the Real Estate
Owners Association Of forkvillc, says:
"Filthy sinks and toilets, dirty doors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17

ire block uunb crs lropped arc 221
Included in 9s0. go. 6.8. $40 and $50
ae.uaed IN 6js. 659 and t53 Included IN
by, 900 included m 062. 6G7 included
20 by and 663. .t5 included in 100. ls-
''Iuaed iu ,sl. eJs end 500 included
=. 30. llol included boo 100. 1874 in
ovced 90 llsl 1855 and 1856 included
. l-'i, ltl7 and ltts included IN lf76.
".o and 1907 included Boo 1903, 1898
'ad l'ss included .n 1922. 1856 lnclud-
".h 1851, 1865 and 1869, l9t included
is.o. 2OO3 included iu 1891. 2055 in-
..-et % 20j2. 2ls6 included in 2l&4
Ss -ls5. 2li7 included iu 2ll0 and
.'s' Sl5l included iu $3.50. 2ls2 iu-
s.etd Do PTS. -2l5 included IN Z246.
20 included ia 22ss and 2252. 2256
~ 219i inc'gacd iu 2455. POS i'm
-1ea N .l7S. 2259 included in 2176
va @-55, 32t3 and $3.50 included IN
-.'e 1881 Included u 22i5 and @25l
~ s.52 included in 1855 and poo.
e'9ets in which the streets bat not
y lQlnCarlCs are cIarocf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
TO BUILD AT SUMMIT
+. H. Chase and Harry l.. Marsh Among
Recent Buyers

Ia. eummit Development Company
has sold a. Summit, \. j., to r h.
chase plot. 75xl5G feet, at Linden
plsce ard Manle st. and 70 Harry !.
Marsh q plot having frontage OF lo'
Taet on Oak Ridge az. 100 feet deep,
oroperty Of the Commonwealth Land
Company. -
The company will build houses Tor
tbes. clients.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
Authority TO Prepare 1t
Recently Conferred on
Tax Commission
INSTRUMENT TO BE
KEPT UP TO DATE
original One, in Use Since
1921. Has Never Been
Revised

..rr,~ announces that the
h-t H..
g5srl % '.N N'n''''N o''''' o'' -
anber L. n'e" '' ms ''''' ~
usy Of Gle DOW Ian" map ''' '''"
,,., County. TINS map mas pee" pre-
.s and certified by the Tax Com
.-. ..+bo~,+v of All
-' ...,
,~--tmcr. -n f.e Guy tA"'''t ia VI
...s scar ana tHNc- 'nc p''No OF '"0
I'D nap established i. lofI-
IA, orcr. land mop. when was
...-srrd ND $500 aHt zoos erect Jehu
tr g.. 1851 divided inc city INTO
numbered 1ocs Jon iHo'-''s pu'Pos'
AID I'D s.l.m,n.e pIt>,"t'u toI I,,
,.s must bear t.e proper rI'Sh iG'l'.
h- art wu-t ne l'oeNe" u."'I IN"
h,cs since l>'l nan! s,''el N"""e
t,rc occurred, .o.ao'f because OF t"-
H.l.. Docs w.r.' .m".'. me 'ltNt,
..,~,- .f- u... H0' '"@m''' di.
..e .r. r..Hca streets and avenues.
r s~t. e.. t''-e .c,ast pals'c"
c..s t.1 T.o r~.r't Was tia.
.,s-s las been increasing confusion IN
..,s-r!ring trc icgaI or technical ln-
5,r.rr BLOCK for lots within areas
sterc change. H-tc occurred.
III ,tsr, NJ. N.-..
lAi h1p anu '-''''' -
TIE confuse" N"s -.'l' ~, ,'o, ~ 80
he, inst while the land map stooo
rl Us Of 1891 the TAX map has oeei.
ler; Gp 90 GATE and in pace WIN a,'uS
a.. aH z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
Bronx Building Report

According to the report Of Robert j..
Noorehead. Superintendent Of the bu-
eau Of Buildings Of The Bronx, plans
for 500 new building, worth slG,522,-
700. were fled ia the term between
January and December 6, of which
number SSs had been completed up TO
December 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
Trudeau BUYS at Saranac Lake

DR.. +. B. Trudeau. son of the late
Dr F. /. Trudeau, has bought the
Jenks property 81 Gienwood, a suburb
of Sarsnac Lake, which he means TO
roaLo his home and take up his father $
practice. Duryee & CO. negotiated the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
Sale in Water Street

Cammann. Noorhces & Floyd have
cold for William =. Norris the i've
story building % Water s.. corner Of
Governor Lane. on lot about Ok
80 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17
To Make Laces Near Hartford

Nicholson & Co. have sold factory
near Hartford to persons who will in
corporate 4 company TO manufacture
laces of similar kind 20 those made in
Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-17

J, Icy person Offering for record in
\ ,asgsteTs Once. after January !,
'Inmcnt relating 20 property 10
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Sc Dice QUE NO SON DEhASIb.
Do POTfNTES LOS AERO
PIANOS AHERICANOS
EN- SAN DIEGO, CAL. ASfGURAH QUE no
PUtDEA OPERAR SATISFACTORIAHEN-
TIE EN- LAS HONTAHsS De MEXICO

Tciegrama Especial para IL PRENsA.
Ell PAS0, Tex, Mario 22.-Un
telegrama procedente de San Diego,
Cal, dice cue los aereoplanos de que
esta equipada Ia columna expedicio-
maria que maEda el general Pershing
no son demaSiado potentes para hacer
reconocimiento en- las montanas del
Norte de Mexico. donde las condicio-
mes atmosfericas dificultan mucho el
vuelo de esas rnaquinas. La declara-
cion anterior, segin dice el telegra-
ma, fue vertida por algunos de los
nisros oficiales del cuerpo de aEia-
dcres.
Todos los sereoplanos que Sc en-
cuenran con La colunra expediciona-
ria tienen motores de Glen csballos de
fuerZa.
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la CIUDAD De pUEBIA Sc En-
CIjENTRA EH P0DER DE
LOS FELIcIST4S
hSI 10 HAN ASEGURAD0 En- GALVESTON
VaRIOS De Los PiRIIOlRE0S DEL
GENERAL HEXlcAHO
relegrama especial para IL rRENsA.

GALVESTON. Texas. Mario p
Varies H. los simpatnadores del se-
neral Folk D:az que reslden en es-
ia ciudad. iicen tencr informes de
funnte fidedigna que Fl genera! me-
XicanO que enrabaza q nuevo mo-
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POGO Ia ciudad d" PuebIa. capital del
Estado del miSmo nombre, con una
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ber derrotado Ia stropas caran-
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81 ApREHENDE \ J'N MENlClNO

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas. Mario
2222.-Eu connection con Ia mGar." de-
Bruno Garcia, Iua fuf mu'"jo ba
.azo>. como a doe mii,aS al Este de-
Eob,towu. fua .nternado hoy Ia
r;trtrl IL, Co2da,jo IL Nuecy>. Ma
r:aua Lim6n. Iuien pro2in rompa-
recera ante Sus jueces para noner IN
s,a.o Ia participation que pueia ha-
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c:a.
La trasedia 81 que peceoio Bruno
Garcia. Sc desarrol,o aye an a ta~-
d. an p luger indicadn.
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Los ALIADOS REHUSAH HACER
I'm EHPREST!TO AL CO.
BIfRH0 GREC0

GINEBRA, Suiza, Mario 22.-Hoy
50 supo en a:ta ciudad que las po-
tencias aliadas d IA Entente, So
han rehusado aocedeT q ia petici6n
hecha por 81 gobierno de Grecia, pa
"a que Ie facilitaraH un empresti-
tn 1e trainta miilones de d6laras.
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CeIebran una conferenca e mencionado Secretario e
Presdente Wilson para dscutir las medidas NIL
Iitares que deben tomarse inn1ediaamene
cree probable e envo de tod las rpas amecanas ontera
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I lOS TRABAJADORES DEL FERRO-
CiRRiL ST DECLiRARON EN
MJELGA HOY IN Ia Mi
MANA IN Z. NEGRiS

PLEDRAS NEGRAS. Mario 22.-Te
niando Ell ouenta los onreros del fa-
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provea-ss de los articu,os &c pw-
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LIBRns EN- EsPAFOL

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TO ADVERTISERS

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il the United States.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05
2s Years Ago Today

(From the Daily East oregoniar,
Dec. s, 1880
B. s. Waffle is spoken of as a can
didate for mayor of Pendleton at the
coming town election.
A. G, Ankeny, Link Lynne and Ed
Peters, three youthful hunters, left
today for Laka where they will camp
until they are frozen out and hunt
for deer.
q. P. Tustin, DR.. c. w. Mckay and
s l. Morse left on last nights train
for Portland to testify for Chief Peo
in his coming trial, Lee Moorhouse
accompanied the party but went be-
low on other business.
Yesterday evening a gang of kids
attacked Chinese merchant who
holds forth on Court street and quite
a row ensued, the youngsters finally
retreating.
A. B. Robley of Centerville and
Chalies Bowling of Adams were
prominent citizens of our neighboring
towns visiting here today
The firm OF Bailey and Barber
has dissolved by mutual consent.
Some evil minded cuss either
through carelessness or with MALI
ciouc intent threw a rock through the