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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11
New Mexico Stock
men Hold
Meeting
Select Delegates to Attend at
National Convention at
Salt Lake City

Tucumcari, N. M, Jan. H.
Delegates to represent New Mex
leo at the annual meeting at Salt
Lake of the American National
Livestock association, were APP
pointed yesterday at the meeting
of the executive committee of the
New Mexico Cattle and Horse
Growers association here. Those
selected were w. r. Morley of
Datil, president of the state as
sociat.on; II. l.. Hodge of Silver
City; Geo. II. Webster of Cimar-
ron and M. A. Van Houghton of
Shoemaker. The Regular annual
meeting of the New Mexico as
sociation will be held at Las We
gas March IL, l3 and ID.
At yesterdays NEE ting a num-
Der of speeches were made.
Wild animals and rodents an
nually destroy thousands of dol
lars worth of cattle range and cat
tie and the cattle associations
should cooperate with the federal
and state governments to ex-
terminate these pests, former
Gov. w. c, Mcdonald, of New
Mexico, told the executive COM
mittee.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11
Soldier and His Dog

Last August, Troop A. lst Iowa
Cavalry, passed through here
on their way to Camp Cody. One
of the soldiers, was Mr.. Paul
Miller of Independence Iowa,
who lost a valuable dog at
this point, and afterwards adver-
tised for him in the local papers,
as many readers will remember.
No trace of the animal was
found however, and nothing
more heard of the owner until
Friday morning. when a SOL
dier boy appeared at the Outlook
office, and introduced himself as
Paul Miller. He has just return
ed from Independence Iowa,
where he has been visiting his
parents and on his return trip to
Camp Cody, stopped over to in
stitute q search for the missing
dog and on wednesday, accompan-
led by Deputy, Caldwell, secured
the country far and wide but
without success.
Mr.. Miller's father, w. F. Nil
Ter is the editor of the Independ-
ence Conservative, and his
paper has a wide circulation in
that section Of Iowa and Paul,
was before entering the service,
a reporter on his fathers paper.
Since being assigned to duty
at Camp Cody, Paul has acted
as correspondent for several
newspapers besides the Con
servative. Mr.. Miller, left for
service Friday afternoon, and the
good wishes of the Outlook, &c
with him.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11
OUR NEIGHBORS AND OUR FRIENDS

Rev. j. M. Gardener will
preach at Ancho Tuesday.
Mrs. Gardner viii sing
Nobody Told Me Of Jesus.
next Sunday, at II AM.
Leslie Lane and wife, Of Santa
Fe, passed through here last
Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Hoover of
Tueumcar, were yisirtors here
last Saturday.
4. d. Allen, who was az one
time cashier of the +. p. S. w.
but now a u. S. cattle inspector,
was here Saturday.
l.. Lindeman and Mrs. Linde-
man stopped over Friday, on
their way toEl Paso from Oscura.
The Carrizozo Glee Club is a
promising addition to the vocal
talent of our city.
Chas. w. Babb, of Ft. Stanton
was here Monday.
Mrs, Dr. Frank McKeon pass
ed through here this week on a
return trip from III Paso.
j. b. French and family have
returned from California, whore
they spent several weeks IN that
delightful climate.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11
Commissioners Meet

The County Commissioners
met on Monday and continued
their deliberations until Thurs
day, and transacted a good
amount of business, which chief
ly consisted of allowing all out
standing bills.
The commissioners also voted
ST. towards defraying the
expenses of fixing the streets
in Carrizozo and the engagement
of John Doering to supervise
the work.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11
New Mexico Day
Program of 9Th
Grade
Youthful Pupils Garry Out
Second of Series in
Loyalty to State

The Lone Star Club program
Of the eighth grade at the Carri-
zozo school was very appropriate
ly named and carried out as far
as possible, with each number
bearing the name of the mother
state, with songs, solos, readings,
and essays, arranged in honor
of our commonwealth.
PROGRAM
Song-Oh Fair New Mexico
School.
Essay History of New Mex
ico-John Boyd.
Reading Where The West
Begins Rosalind Burke.
Vocal Solo - selected -C Claire
Adams.
Essay - Art in New Mexico
Cora Davis.
Piano Solo Selected Ruth
Schaeffer.
Reading - Santa Fe Trail
Lorene Brazel.
Reading The Man Without q
Country Alma Lacey.
Mandolin Solo Selected Lau-
reen Wilson.
Essay Struggle for State
hood -Olius Manney.
Vocal Solo Selected - Harriet
Kimbell.
The club has arranged for q
series of these programs, the
announcement of which will ap.
pear later on. This being the
second of the series.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11

Melvin Franks were the county
commissioners registered at the
Carrizozo Eating House this
week.
The Misses Wilson with their
stringed instruments added an
extra charm TO the music at the
Methodist church Sunday night.
The Epworth League has voted
unanimously to put on home
talent play,
The Epworth League social at
the home of Mr.. and. Mrs. Chas.
Stevens, was enjoyed by a large
crowd of young people.
The Women's Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church are
planning to give a home talent
play to be given some time in
January.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11

S. w. Perry, who has been at
tending to the interests of the
Galbraith FoXworth Lumber
Company's in Dalhart Texas, has
been transferred to Texhoma,
Okla.
The Outlook wishes Mr.. Perry
and the company a full measure
of prosperity for the new year.
Dr. r. r. Blaney will be in
FL Paso the oath, 25th and 26th,
to attend the Second Annual
Meeting of the Southwestern
Dental Association.
Mrs. r. w. Burns, Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Christian Keehn, Miss En-
ma Mcdonald and sister Anna
Of Oscuro, were in town last Sat
L. day, as guests of tlrs. Blaney.
They stayed to see "The Poor
Little Rich Girl" at the Crystal
Theater.
Mrs. Keen of Oscuro, was Wis
iting the Dougheys and Mrs. Boyd
several days last week. While
here she had some dental work
done by our local dentist.
VIII Sterling was up from Os-
euro on business Wednesday.
j. S. Bryan, A. j. Gilmore and
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11
Sunday Matinee

Moving picture theatre goers
will now have the opportunity to
be entertained with Sunday af-
ternoon matinees. The Car
rizozo Theatre begins "The Eyes
of the World" with prices 10 and
20 cents. Now Is Your Chance.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11

An American sentry, in the
trenches in France, was sur
prised, overpowered and cap
tured by German soldiers. With
the exception of cutting his throat
from ear to ear, the German
soldiers treated the Amerian
sentry with greatest kindness
with that same kindness which
has made the very word Ger
many" thing that is loathed
thruout all Christendom
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11

w. c. Davidson of Roswell,
was in the city Tuesday,
Ed. Harris was an El Paso Wis
itor Wednesday,
A combination snow and sand
storm visited us Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Chavez
game from Santa Fe last Sunday.
r. r. Blaney, the newly Install
ed w. M. Of Carrizozo lodge No
Al A.lF and A. M. bears his hon
ors with the modesty of a COM
mencement graduate.
Fatty Arbuckle in Reckless
Romeo" at the Crystal" Satur-
day night.
Eyes of the World" at the
"Carrizozo Theatre" Sunday
afternoon matinee. and Monday
night.
A, c. Douglas of Albuquerque,
was here on a business trip last
Monday.
The Varment" at the "Crys-
tai Saturday night.
Ben Luian is in Lincoln this
week attending court, but will
again be seen on his old routs
next week.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11
NOTICE

The heavy advance in all ma
terial necessary for newspaper
work and job Printing will compel
the local Offices 10 raise rates on
work done in the future. The eraise
however, will only be in accord
ance.with what the advance in
supplies has been to u.s. Subscrip-
tion rates remain the same.
THE OUTLOOK.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11
TTEN TION

Mr.. /. h. Schacirer. clerk of the
local Examination board, wishes
to give notice that all question
aires have been mailed out, and
classihcations are following. All
registrants will be given five days
in which TO appeal either by mail,
wire or in person.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-11
Sheep Men Fired On

The sheep herders attending
the Pru herds about 20 miles
west of the Malpais, were fired
on Thursday night by some un-
known parties. One man, Idan
Padilla, is reported missing.
Survivors of the fusilade found
Padills hat, but nothing has
been Seen or heard of the man
since Thursday night.
Eyes OF the World. Sunday
Matinee and Monday night, at
the Carrizozo Theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
MIDTOWN BUILDING
RESOLD AT PROFIT.
Operator Disposes of Tall Loft
at 10 to 81 West seth st.
Purchased in September.
BUYING AGAINST PEACE
Turn in International Strug-
gle Reflected In Realty,
Builders Taking Plots,

Frederick Brown has reso;i the twelve
story loft building at 10 to II West
ThIrty-sixth street which he purchased
a few weeks ago from Thomas Sperry
OF the sperry & Hutchinson Co. MT
Brown is said TO have made money on
the deal, enough It is understood to re-
nay him well for his months owner
shin of the building. The Ideal Invest
ing. Inc, of which Edwin 8. Bayer
10 president. is the buyer OF the property.
Mr.. Bayer's company gave in payment
cash ami an equity in the four story
brownstone dwelling at IS East severn
tieth street. The dwelling covers lot
is feet wide and 100 feet deep. 1t was
intimated yesterday that Mr.. Brown or
the Hobart Realities Company under
which name ne has owned the lott eulii-
ing, has practically resold the dweihhs
and at IA profit The loft building was
erected seven years ago and was pur-
chased soon after completion by ME-
sperry as an investment The property
was sold yesterday subject to mort
gage Of s2s5,O00 held by the New YORK
IAfe Insurance Company. Andrew f.
Gilsey negotiated the sale. Coleman
stern 4 Gotthold were the attorneys TOT
The Ideal Investing, Inc. ana JULIUS
Ziessr attended to the legal Side OF inc
deal for Mr.. Brown.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES schiesinger TO
RRsac Realty Co. SIC West End av, Nov

iooxiosi1xio7s--David schiesinger TO
RRsac Realty Co, SIC west End av. Nov
I. due as per bond; atty, l. q Co, iso
PARK Av. cor iii;h Il. 'ss.iIiocsSsSs
t00.2--Mpy II. Dryer to Benenson Realty
Co. 500 Willis av. prior mtg $4,000. Oct
Is. due as per bondi atty. X Kelly.
Jg1 Il 14sth ACCOMMODATING. So,VV0
PARK Av. 472s. o q. t2xl0o-May II
Dryer to Benenson Realty Co. 500 Wills
az, prior mtg $4,000, Oct IS. due as per
bond! atty, Benenson Realty Co. sos
2ssrH Ut. $40 Il. n 5. 25sioO-Frsns
Jungs to Louis Eickwart. 20 Fletcher sv,
Mount Vernon " y, oct 2s.tnstalls, So
atty, T q g. r Co, 176 Bway.
CoURTLANDT Av. bs5 s7th ct, " 9. es:ex
irreg-Philip II Lee to, q Hanen
per bond; atty, Frees q Nee, so2s ga
ay ................... 900
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.,
TRANSFERS..
with the name and address Of owner and
Httorney.)
Downtown.
South of Fourteenth street

Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth street)
WATER ST, IS. 2l.7x70s. mtg $4,000:
Pearl 81. %. sea. 4S12l1 irreg. and all
Oct IS. 1917 atty. same. ...........N
WATER ST. 60, w. 2+.lx7o.sx2I5x71.a
Terminal Co. lo4 Pearl st, b and s. q,
Feb 10. 1917; atty. Title Guar a T co,
NASSAU sr. oo,i Beeimaan' st, iss
Ins Co. mtg 100000. Nov :; attys.
zn nst .hs6 T& Madison ay; 81
June /. IsIs,-John Griffin, rel, to An.
tolnette c simonson. 1877 Park av. Port
Richmond. s l, ono OF dttts. Sept
9TH ST. ., $50 81 av. iioxs;.Mary' e
R R,,s to Ida Meade. 10 Covert 1t.
18TH ST. s4s-Si, BOx44x irreg-Francis c
and Isabel Brennan to Kath G Brennan.
sSl lih Ct. I. and ., cas-. Oct
IS; atty Herbert McKennis. 60 Wan
caERRY ST. "a. :. iGs.siiss-Ma1 MANI i.Do
del 70 cornician Realty Co. sos 18th Of.
Rnssn.to'n. sos isth ct. BROOKLYN. .sioo
BROoME ST. IS. sw Goerck ct t1S.IS,
ss.sxloo-Mirism straus and sno exrs. to
Leah Landesm (Straus) ana Bernhard
straus. e22 W itlst st. all liens Oct l;
atty: Ssmue! Hellinger. 500 Bway. 800
sR9o .sh ST, g.. ave GoerGk st, 2s2IioO
Realty Corpn. 622 W l4lst ct, all liens;
atty, HellnEer. 900 Bway. 800
East Side.
(Hsast OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
| 14TH ST, ., i1s W Av A. f5xi0ss-
FideIia Mitte'mann 20 Marine Holding
Co. 81 z 96th OF, all liens. Oct 81; atty,
Samuel Hellinger 500 Bway.
| SAITH st. s3t z. ls.Sxloo5-Fideiia Mittei-
mann to Marine Holding Co. 81 e seth st,
al liens. Oct 81; atty. Samuel Hsllinger,
s.TH s ST. a ssi E. :. $50 ID .y.. III
F, i0o.6-F1delia Mittelmann to Marine
| Holding Co. 81 z 96th st, Oct q: atty,
9 Hellinger. 500 Bway. ..............G
| 9Th Av, .. III 18th at, fbxIO0-Hsr-
man Woog to Chs Z Mitchell. 8 u S5th
| OF. Nov 4; atty. T @ a T Co. lT6 Bway.Sl
| SID ST, n O, 1TB . Park av, 76xiOa2-Law-
ycrS Realty Co to NJ. S. C, Holding Corp,
| 6Sl 9Th av. mtg t65.7So. all liens. Nov I
| atty. Lawyers & T Co, 100 Bway. 81
ssTH ST. 40 e, 25xi0o.s; sSth st, .l3 q,
| 25Nl00.s; ssth at, 2l4 Il, e5xlOo.s-MIr-
| lam Straus and ano. exrs. sc. to Leah
IAndsman (Straus) and Miriam and
| Bernhard Straus 622 W 14ist st. oct I (;
| atty. Samuel Hellinger sos Bway. 500
ssrH ST. 2lo e. a6xl0o.s; ssth OF, 2i3 Il.
25x10os 8: ssth st. 214 e. 25xloo.s-IAah
Landesman ct al to Lemira Realty Corp,
e22 w l&lst ct. all liens: atty. s. Hell.
finger. 500 Bway. .......... 800
Sd Az. 1874. a5xloo-Rssal Bldg Co to
Francis @ Williams. at 9th av and
Shore I'd. Long leland City. B Of Q. Oct
81; atty. Louis Sable, 81 Chambers
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rIAr AND DWELLING SALES.

EAST Hath STREET - Samuel Pts
check has sold to Louis Pinkus the
flye story fiat and stores. on lot 2ox
100, at 10 East Hath street. adjoining
the southeast corner of Fifth avenue
The property was held at sSo'Voo.
WEST l52D STREET-Harry Grohman
has made an investment purchase OF
the six story apartment house at 31o
west 1920 street, covering a plot Aux
100 forming the southeast corner OF
Bradhurst avenue. The property was
sold by Lowenfeld & Prayer
BRApHURST AyENUE-The Hamii-
ton Holding Company Is reported to
have sold the six story apartment
house at 222 Bradhurst avenue, south
east corner of $3.50 street. on plot
Aox100.
Mortgage Guarantee Company mas
sold the five story tenement. on plot
4ox657, at SO and "a Ludlow street
70 a client Of Morris Kerner.
WEST END AVENUE-Ernest e.
BALDWIN has sold the residence. on
lot 17x1O0Nat gel West End avenue
TO a client OF Pease & Gilman. The
purchaser will occupy.
EAST 10TH STREET.-THE CARLTON
Realty Company mas sold the hve
story tenement, on lot 25x100. at 27l
Charles Buermann & Co.
EAST 18TH STREET-James II.
Cruikshank has resold the five story
tenement, on lot 25x100. at 228 East
127th street to Louis Cerullo. w. H.
Dixon was the broker. Mr.. Cruik-
shank bought his property last Fri
day from the New York Life Insurance
and Txnst Company through ]. Edgar
LesSeraft & Co
Fox STREET-The Henry Morgenthau
Company has sold the five story fats
at sss and $50 Fox street. on plot
43sx105 each. held at $4,000, to a
client OF Alexander Sellsin and Joseph
Schwartz.
FOX STREET-Alexander Selkin has
sold for Leo Hirschfeld 1862 Fox
street. five story twenty family
apartment house, on plot SI.5xl00, to
an investor.
EAST 1SoTH STREET-M. Stern has
purchased the Ave story fiat, on plot
4sx1O0. on the northwest corner of
1sOth street and Monterey avenue.
valued at $1,000, from Mrs. Anna H.
Jones.
MARION STREET-Hugo Wabst has
sold the plot, 50x95. on the east side
of M,rion street, about 400 feet south
of 240th street.
EAST 1s6TII STREET-winiam Krim-
sky has purchased the two family
houses at 434 and 436 East 1861
street on plot 50x11S. from the Bond
and Mortgage Guarantee Company
BORDHAM ROAD-Negotiations are
reported pending for the resale OF the
vacant plo'. 75x139, at the southeas,
corner of Fordham road and Walton
- avenue. owned by Michael Dowd.
PARK AVENUE-Morris Kohn has pur-
chased the two family dwellings al
8762 and 1854 Park avenue, on plot
40xl5o. from the Denmore Realty
Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
puYs SITE FOR BIG FLAT.

The NJ. S. C.. Holding Corporation.
]. e. r. Carpenter. president, has bought
from the Lawyers Realty Company the
vacant plot 75x102.2 at us and ili
Hast Eighty-second street, IFS feet east
Of Park avenue. The site Will De I'M
,royed with n nine story. apartment
house when conditions permit. Pease
4. Gilman were the brokers. This Is the
first purchase since the war started oy
any OF the builders who have been
Identified with the apartment develop
,nsnt of the Park avenue section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
ELECTION NOTICES.
S. sss W. ssth ct. Printing
Fourth Asser,bly District.

Toufth Assembly UsuNr
< " Jsss:on . .nd M:aii:sn s,... east
emit on Madison st.:..P. y. !"
s. Cor. Jackson and Madison st.,
west emit. on Madison ut. p. O. IL
g. Cor. Henry and Gouvernepr u.s.
west ent. on Henry et..P s. ~
D. Cor. Brooms and Cannon nts,,
- $50 Delaney at. .......... .lnhuIA"N'
. Cor. Lewis and Eivlngton s;.'',
exit on Lewis t;..;..r .,
8 Cor. Lewis and RivinKton SIS.
exit 8 on Rivinsion st. p. .. l"
g. Cor, Broome and Cannon ets.,
north entrance on Cannon ST.;
10 Cor. Broom. and Sheriff ..s.,
entrancs Exit B on 5rooms,
IT,, Cor H,oor,. ana 'hids. .. = IA
entrance 9. Of Delaney or
is Cor N'df Bro s,; ana Rids. sts..
Main entrance on Brooms st.'o,
IL R.vinrton. n,as. and Pit sts..
south entrance on Ridge St.
rs R!v,nr.on. R,dg, and Pit. ,,s,,
south entrance on PITT st, 6
is--- Attorney st.. bet. Rivinston and
stanton Sta. Boys entrance,
IL Attorney st.. bet. Rivineton and
Stanton SITS. Boys EXTRA nee;
is- " e Cor. R,vinston ana Suffolk s,s:
Rivington ct. sntrance..P. s. lso
20 1871 9roosne st.. east emit. ...P' = i:o
a. Cor Rivinston and suffolk .ts,,
ss- III Ludlow ct. ...........'...e eroer
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)

s1TH ST, iS1-s7 w-Lnlu oyiEs 70 Lay.
atty. Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 Liberty
l,7TH ST. 3. ssa I'm sv,-i,1sS, ii
9 Msils Hs'e anInn co i.Sth i. June
1918: atty. George W Short. l6sth
ssTH ST. aio w-isth 81 r q Co to
Leon Aronson. May 3, 1912: atty. Jerome
E.sner. q Park Row. ;So oSo
I95.9-Rector. &C. All saints' Church In
city Of n Y TO the rector. SC. OF Trinity
Church. July :, 1883; atty, Grove G
SAME PRoPERTY-same to same. Feb
y 1879; atty. same. .;:i..:. 5000
LUDLOW ct. li4--Harry WAGER to En-
ina d Gardner, 20 Grove st. Bklvn. Aug
2, 1918: atty, Gilbert Elliott, Is! NAG
'stf-'oV
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puYs VOW, TO BUILD LATER.

Albert B Ashforth. Inc. with Fred
erick Fox & Co., has sold the four
story and basement private dwelling on
lot 23.10x100.5 at 81 West Forty seventh
street, for Theodore Southland. ms
property. which was valued at S'a,oo'
by the seller who bought 1t last sep-
tember, Is now the property of an In
weston who when war conditions permit
purposes to alter the house. converting
the nrst two floors for business and
the upper part for bachelor apartments.
Tor his personal use the new owner
rlana to build duplex apartment
equipped with a private elevator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
BUYS BLOCK IN DgGNoN TRACT.

The Degnon Terminal and Realty Inn
provemcnt Company has sold the block
bounded by Mott avenue, Manly street,
Anable avenue and Mount street at the
Degnon Terminal. Long Island City. to s.
hickman Of 1893 Lafayette street, Man.
haitian, manufacturer of coffee urns.
The purchaser will improve the block
with a plant. The property Is served
with a railroad siding from the Degnon
Terminal Railroad and directly adtoins
the property sold to the John Simmons
Company last May. w. J. Hardgrove
was the broker
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
ADDS TO NEWARK PLoTTAGE.

Louis Schlesinger has sold for the
heirs of the late Henry Jones the prop
erty. s5x10o, at 11s Arlington street,
Newark. adjoining the six story building
of william T. Jancoviuss carpet cleaning
establishment, to that concern, which will
use 1t for storage and garage purposes,
and after the war will erect an addition
to it's plant. 80
Blumsnhein-Re iss have sold for osros
A Clark plot. 10ox16o. at the southeast
corner Of New Jersey Railroad avenue
md East Kinney street. The new owners
will erect a factory for their business
utter the war. The property was occu-
pied for years as a coal yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
OWNER BUYS PROPERTY LEASE.

Henry Hof has sold for Henry J. Hill
man the ten years lease OF the 50xl00
garage at 240 and 242 East Forty-Hfth
street to Charles Hoffman. the owner o;
the fee, who recently acquired tine
premises from Harry Aronson. Inc. The
property has since been leased to Best
& Co. of Fifth avenue and Thirty-fifth
street for their own occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
APARTMENT TO be HOTEL.

The twelve story Pasadena apartment
house. at the southwest corner of Broad
way and Sixty-flrst street. Is to be con-
verified into an apartment hotel. The
property has been leased for this pur
per annum by the Columbia Realty
Company to new corporation repre-
scented by Stoddard & Mark, which has
formed as the Pasadena Apartments
Inc, with C. A. Meier and A. G. Quinn
as temporary directors. The lease was
negotiated by Frank L. Fisher Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
TRANSFERS NASSAU ST. CORNER

Another Nassau street ONCE building
has come into the hands OF the insurance
interests. holders OF the mortgage. II Is
the well known building at the northeast
corner OF Nassau and Beekman streets.
one Of the pioneer structures of the lower
city. According to a deed recorded yes
terday and dated last saturday the prop
erty has been transferred to the Metro
polltan Life Insurance Company by
Cherries w. Hall subject TO mortgage
OF $500. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
SALMON GETS PABsr LEASE.

William p. Mangam has sold for the
Pabst Brewing Company of Milwaukee
its unexpired lease from November to
October !. 1921, on the Pabst Building
on Eighth avenue from Fifty-eghth
stree. to Columbus Circle to Walter ].
Salmon. who leased few months ago
the property from October l. 1921. for
twenty-ons years. including the prop
erty known as z. S and Columbus
Circle. Mr.. Salmon takes immediate
possession and intends to make extensive
alterations.