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The sun., 1919-11-01
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Huberth & Huberth leased 900 square
feet in the American Circle Building to
r. p. Marshall & Co., bankers and
brokers.
Henry Shapiro C Co. leased to Mintz
& Gutterman. haberdashers, the store
az 10 East Forty-second street.
Cross & Brown Company leased In
1l40 Broadway to Commercial SILK
Mills; to Jack Horowitz renewal of
lease of third loft, and the entire build
ing at 81 Grand street to Sternberg &
Turoff.
A II. Mathews leased the store and
ba sement at IA Maiden lane to the
United Eye Glass Shops, Inc, and two
lots at 54O-542 West Twenty-ninth
street to the New York Forest Products
Lumber Company.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. Inc, leased
space on the first floor in the Emmett
Arcade at 620-628 Madison avenue to
O'Brien & LaGross.
r. ]. Guilfoyle & Co. Inc. leased the
entire store at BIT Broadway to A. A
Smith & Son: the White street stores
to Henry Miller & Co. and N. ]. Rich
man & Co.
The sun., 1919-11-01
srEBBINs REALTY IN 3 DEALS.

The Stebbins Realty and Construction
Company, ]. Malino president, sold to
the ldlfo Realty and Construction Com
pany through Morris Berkowitz. attor-
ney. 1904 Vyse avenue. a five story new
law house. 72x100. Herman Berkowitz
was the broker. The Stebbins Company
also sold to Nellie Reilly 60s-610 West
l7sth street. b0x1o0, a five story new
law house. Through A. Miller, broker.
they also sold 23l1 Crotona avenue. a
four story apartment, 37.6x1o0. to Ma
thaniel Fink and Thomas Lynch. Sam
uel Cowen was the broker.
The Stebbins Realty and Construction
Company purchased from James Scallon
The seven story elevator apartment house
zolO-20l2 Seventh avenue. arranged for
three families on floor. on plot b0x100.
II was held at 100000. Charles Gluck
was the broker.
The sun., 1919-11-01
SYNDICATE BUYS Big
TRINITY PLACE PLOT
Acquires American Bank Note
Co. Property as Site for
Office Building.
WORK TO BEGIN AT ONCE
W. R. Hearst Adds Apartment
to His Holdings in Vicinity
of Columbus Circle.

Blaine Ewing. 6s1 Fifth avenue. has
purchased the American Bank Note
Company property Mt rs to SO Trinity
place, running through TO III to 1913
Greenwich street, the, whole OF the plot
being about $4,000 square feet. 1t is
understood that Mr. Ewing has pur-
chased this property in behalf OF a syn
dictate, which will proceed at once with
the erection of a modern office building
on the site.
This plot one OF the largest In the
financial district, overlooks Trinity
financial and commercial district Of the
city. The major part OF the proposed
building is already being leased by Inn
portant interests, but the remaining
space will be available to relieve the
pressure on corporations requiring large
floor areas. 1t is not the present inten-
ton of the owners to subdivide these
floors, which will contain about 10000
square feet each. The building will be
erected from plans by J. II r. Carpenter,
architect, Of es1 Fifth avenue.
Mr.. Ewing was represented In the
transaction by W. A. Evans. attorney,
and Aibert b Ashforth, broker. sulli-
van & Cromwell were the attorneys for
the American Bank Note Company.
The broker In the transaction was
Isaac H. Jenney Of Peter Gilsey q Co.
The plot Just sold was purchased by the
American Bank Note Company In 1888.
Prior to that time IL was occupied by
old buildings. which were used as ware
houses. In the Sos fine dwelling houses
occupied the site. which was In the heart
Of a desirable residential section.
In 1885 the Bank Note Company COM
pleted its eight story building on the site
which was used for Its printing plant
and main Offices until 1909, at which
time the offices were removed to It's pres
ent building at 10 Broad street. Two
years later the plant was dismantled
henause of inadeouate space.
The sun., 1919-11-01
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

AvENUE-The Platts-
mouth Realty Company, Inc "a. RIO.
seminal. president). sold IVA ana
1875 Washington avenue for X. q.
Dorsey to. ]. G McOwen. The prop
erty consists of two Ave story build
ings.
SHERMAN AvENUE-The Emco I'm
provement Company. Ely Maran'
president, sold 96s Sherman avenue
near 1880 street. five story apart
ment house, on plot 43x105.
MOUNT HOPE PLACE-E. Osborne
smith sold for Adelaide Liddle to
Ellen NJ. Robinson the two family
brick dwelling at 20 Mount Hope
place.
EAST 18TH sTREET-H. Bloom and
]. Kaplan sold the six story nat,
81 exl00, at 63S East 18th street
PROSPECT AVENUE-Richard Dick
son said the three family detached
house, lot .25x1so. at 1881 Prospect
avenue.
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SELLS BIG WEST SIDE FLAT.

l. ]. Phillips & Co. have sold for tho
estate OF Melvin e. Boas, deceased. the
eight story and basement fireproof
apartment house. 75x100.11. containing
thirty-two apartments. at 5S4-53S West
18th street, near Broadway. Messrs.
Rose e. Paskus represented the sellers.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have resold to a
client OF Henry NJ Fitch, At Hamilton
Terrace, a four story American base
ment dwelling on land 19xss.5 for Nor
ris Byk. represented by Frederick Weiss.
attorney.
The sun., 1919-11-01
FRENCH LINE BUYS.

The four story building. 23.11x133. at
e2 Broad street has been resold by
Frederick Brown to the H. d. Baker
Company which Immediately resold II
at a substantial profit to the French
American Steamship Line. Extensive
alterations will be made to the struc-
ture by the buyers. Mr.. Brown ac-
qured the property last June from the
Stearns estate.
The sun., 1919-11-01
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 120TH STREET - Goodwin
Goodwin sold for the estate of Jacob
Frank to Aaron Lustig the three story
and basement dwelling at IS West
120th street, 1Sx100.11.
WEST HATH STREET-Moore, Schultz
& Co. sold the three story and base
ment dwelling at <24 West 147th
street, 19x99.11. for the estate o.
Sophie Bode to DR.. Thomas F. Lancer
FIRST STREET-Folsom Bros, Inc-
sold for Wilhelmina Rucker ct al, the
three story house at 81 First street to
DR.. David Adler.
WEST 122D STREET-Susan e. Glen.
DINING sold 146 West 1870 street
q three story high stoop dwelling. lot
17.4x100.11. L. J. Phillips & Co. were
the brokers.
EAST Hath STREET James H.
Cruikshank purchased from Noel b.
Fox the three story dwelling at 115
East Hath street, 16x100. George w.
Brettell q Sons were the brokers.
FIFTH AvENUE-Shaw & Co. sold for
the Barney Improvement Corporation
2o32 Fifth avenue. a four story and
basement. brownstone dwelling, 20xS5.
WEST ELEVENTH STREET,. Irving
Walsh sold for the III West Eleventh
Street. Inc, the two three story dwell
ings at $50 and $50 West Eleventh
street
WEST 1s6TH STREET-Shaw & Co.
sold to a client of Herbert Aldhouse
1877 west 136th street, four story
American basement dwelling. 15.6x
99.11.
WEST EIGHTIETH STREET-Cruik-
shank Company sold for Mrs Herbert
Groesbeck to T. Henry C1arkson the
five story American basement dwelling
at 311 West Eightieth street. lot lex
100.
WEST 18TH STREET,. ]. Phillips
& Co., with Van vliet & Place. sold
the five story fiat at 1873 West 112th
street, lot 26x100.
WEST 1s0TH STREET = Otterbourg.
Slender & Houston sold to Terrence
F. Carroll. the Ave story apartment
house at 502 West 1S0th street, plot
37.6x100.
1g2D STREET-William s. Baker sold
for Jacob Highlander to Charles Kim
melman, represented by Samuel Wacht.
Jr., the five story apartment house,
75x10O, at 565 West 1920 street.
ST. NICHOLAS AvENUE-Ennis
Sinnott bought from the Guardian Life
Insurance Company 1853 St Nicholas
avenue. four story dwelling, 2o.5xSS'
through O'Reilly & Dahn.
EAST FOURTEENTH STREET IS.
Rubin bought from the Krebien Realty
CORPORATION the tenements and stores
plot 152.sx1os feet, at 234 to 24o East
Fourteenth street. NJ. Goldberg was
the broker.
EAST EIGHTY-FOURTH STREET
Charlotte Cites sold the two and one
half story building. on plot 2o'ex
1O22, at 234 East Lighty-fourth street,
near Second avenue.
EAST 11STa STREET-Louis Kappa
port sold for a Mrs Klein to NJ Gott-
iieb 6S and 70 East 11sth street. six
story new law apartment house. Sox
| 100
The sun., 1919-11-01
Rowland W Thomas 70 Mary oakley,
81 w list at, Aug /; atty. Lawyers T CO.

Rowland W Thomas % mary Oakley,
q W list st. Aug l; atty. Lawyers CO;
SANE PRoSP;ERiTi;Y:M.ry Oakley to Gsss
De Angelo and ano. AIS E io7th st: AVE s
LOT an. map Benz Stern-Ben1 Stern TO
Harry Robinoff and Morris Lehman. =
q 10th st. Oct ls; atty. Lawyers &c. GO;
LOT 2as' map Benz stern-Benj stern TO
Solomon Epstein. 21oo 5th av. Oct ~;
pR sess LsTy SV. 50; at is' Iafsyett:
l25x " COX W 25x 90 to beg~Arborvieu
Realty Co to VIM schmidt, lAse Prospect
ay. Oct 81; atty. Bergman 2s91
pRoosPEcr Av. sw Laiayett,s 1t, 1880
4aa Realty Go e VOC osi
atty R II Bergman. 2sol Sd av.. -. 800
NORRIS Ay; w s. s22a TOr %l,an, r q
Lawyers T Co. 100 Bway. 81
WISE Az. 1904. e.s, Islx71 ;io1!21s1I, -.
700. Oct So; atty. Lawyers T &c,
.. igS s swayi i. asS 10 Barnes Az. ss.ssS
ADELAIDE A wabst to Gensreso Medico.
44a 10th az, pts $3.50. Oct Is; e ,1SS
MosHoLu PARKwHY SOUTH. WIS: % n
2o3th st. "a. 7xs4x4sxT6mEdw Maloney
r6 5sGs "a ~ 5. ai7s csd.r an pi. isG
110-Thos Dent to Mary Creienton,
s22 Forest av. Oct 70; attys' Frees ~
Bryant AZ. 600, e s. 2ox1oo-Ida afro
mowitz to Robt Goodman. 114b Fox st.
and ano, mtg $4,000. Oct 81; atty, Roet
Goodman, 1145 Fox st. ...-..:.,...:.:H
LOT 2es, McGraw est--Appolina Rubel
to Carl NJ Watson, 1873 white Plains
av. Oct IA: atty. william; 166SS
EAsTBURN Av, 1874 st, 43.3x95:
also 1924 st, 8, 250.3 Morris av, 25x
11T-Frank Vogel TO Mary yogel. 1OIS
Eastburn av. July "a; attys, Frees a -
5000 Sd av. UNI
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w. r.. HEARST BUYS BIG FLAT

William Randolph Hearst. who al
ready owns number of extensive prop
critics in the vicinity of Columbus Circle.
added to his holdings yesterday by pur-
chasing the fifteen story apartment house
at So Central Park South. near the Plaza
Hotel The sellers were the Benenson
Realty Company and Nj. Poislxy. who
bought the property early In October
from Norman L. Munro.
The building covers q plot 50x100.
about $50 feet east Of the New York Ath-
letic Club. which occupies the southeast
corner Of Sixth avenue and Central Park
South. 1t Is a few hundred feet west OF
the Plaza Hotel
The sun., 1919-11-01
BUYERS FOR 2 BRONX FLATS.

John P. Leo sold to Samuel Spring
and Solomon Fuchs through Charles G..
Flick & Co. the two four story apart
ments, ssx10s, at the southeast corner
of l76th street and Park avenue; two
four story apartments. 105x125, at the
southwest corner of Park avenue and
Alden place, and two four story apart
ments, 100x115. at the southeast corner
Of Park avenue and 179th street. The
property rents for $4,000. Gettner.
Simon & Ascher. attorneys. represented
the buyers and Dulon & Roe acted for
the seller.
The sun., 1919-11-01
SAUSAGE MAKERS WILL BUILD.

Edward Franklin sold for H. w. Bell
to NJ. Brand & Sons, Inc, manufactur-
ers OF sausage castings, the Ave lots at
t1S to AT East Forty-eighth street,
running through to 40 and 412 East
Forty-ninth street, 75x2oo, upon which
the buyers will erect five story fire.
proof building for their own occupancy
The sun., 1919-11-01
soHRAFT's IN 9Th AVE. LEASE.

The Frank C, shattuck Company. OPP
Grating Schrafts Candy Stores. has
leased from Edward Margoles the
building at 603' Fifth avenue, between
Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth streets,
for seventeen years with renewal Of
twenty-one years. The rental for the
first term aggregates s350,00o. Tho
lessees will make extensive alterations
and occupy the store and basement and
Hfrst floor, Jay Lee negotiated the trans
action.
The sun., 1919-11-01
YoNKERs AUCTION ON TODAY.

Bryan L. Kennedy will auction to-day
at noon in Yonkers 5s6 home sites on
Central Park avenue, Mile Square road.
Midland avenue, Halstead avenue and
adjoining streets. The sale Is to close
out the holdings of the New York and
Yonkers Real Estate Company and the
Wakefield Terminal Improvement Com
pany. The land will be sold on at
tractive terms. the owners allowing so
per cent at s por cent, 20 per cent. at
,5h per cent and so per cent. at 9 per
cent. on mortgage for one or three years
For cash there will be reduction of
per cent
The sun., 1919-11-01
ais WEST BROADWAY REsoLD.

s & ]. H. Albert have resold for the
Aries Corporation Orchard Gels presi-
denD 70 Edison Gardner and John H
Ieitjen, 4l3 and AIS West Broadway.
near Spring street. a six story loft build
ing 5oxloo. valued at $4,000. The
from the Lobertan Corporation. In
part payment the new owners gave 614
and b16 East Sixteenth street, two i've
atory tenements. 5ox10o. near Avenue A.
The sun., 1919-11-01
QUEENS SALES.

The Lewis H. May Company sold to
/. Miller for the Waldman Hotel Com
pany the Colonial Hotel property on the
west side of Beach Sixty-fourth street,
Arverne.
Frank ]. Maggie sold TOR the estate
of Wiley Lyon Kingsley the cottage ut
AL Bedford avenue. Richmond HILL
The sun., 1919-11-01
TO 1MpRovn ssrH ST. SITE.

s. Albert Reed has purchased four
three story and basement dwellings at
IA, 146, las and $50 East Fifty fifth
street, making a plot 75x1oo. on which he
will soon erect modern apartment house,
The deals were negotiated by Douglas
L. Gilman & Co.
Mr.. Reed bought No. IA from Stuy-
vesant Wainwright Nos. 146, 14S and
$50 were the property Of Mrs. Henry
Meyers. Each dwelling occupies a lot
1sex1o0
The sun., 1919-11-01
100000 LUCHow LEASE.

the Eve story building at 11s East Four
teenth street, near the City Theatre. to
Robert M. Kern for q period OF twenty
one years. from May !, 1891. The lease.
which Involves rentals aggregating about
100000. was negotiated by J. NJ Silver.
Bauerdorff & Taylor were sttorneyx
The sun., 1919-11-01
MORTGAGES.
Downtown.

(eouth OF Fourteenth street)
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Oct S0-Poale Zion Publishing Assn TO
American Jewish Publishing g. SSr 6SS l sS
SUI sT to esst S,i mtg ;;aiSoo .;tSs Ssss Isl
oS1S Saf s4 i g Hws s aiax7exa7ai7l' N,
oct soIRichmond Levering 4 Co to Gold
St Realty coGrpn, Gold ST. VI; S noo
e4 Pr R Rv H. 1880 s. 7si iith st. sssSs
p M, Oct so-Mandei KATE to Helena
Beck. 25sth st and Sylvan av. Bronx. 5
yrs, so; atty. Title g a O. dso
1, TMAs ST. 'ss2e e. 50; a6xe4e. p m. Oct q
VIZ, Reitman 70 Lou,; Joseph s-t lIs
" tsS st. ,i 70 ETs 49, a'., Aisss
GREENE ST. Ios los. s. 8T.ex10o. p m.
Oct sILOTis 0a Fish6ein to ny ~. Gui an.
oct 81, 1924, 5ta % attys. Guggenh elmer,
U & NJ, 100 Bway. ........' $4,000
East Side.
EAST of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
rad ST. "a E, s. 2o.sx7s;7 Oct Is
GLADYS seligman to Nelson I Asiel,
IA E 7oth st, ct al. trustees under trust
ss5ess.mnen. due Oct !. 1893, s:s. pr -1 mtg
s4TTHH ST. 10 ana il L. $, tOxioo,s,
Oct ss@Jos H chSats; Jr r.. to . Bank for
lOsTH ST, 100 Z. 8. 25xioo.1 II. m,
oct so-Anton Lipman to Sophie Kruger.
mtg $1,000 atty. Theo schultheis, 1911
, ga sT siss I'd av $3.50 G'SP s.
'4 p m. Oct so-Bridset NUNS to Maurice
Lee. Hotel York. TIN av and ssth st
VI. Sc, pr mtg $500; atty En q
44 SGioR sT' Il q =. SIS, 251ioc.5. leasehoId
oct 2s-Louis and Gussie Berman to
Harry Goldberg. 80 Academy st. L
Bttermsn. sos Bway. -: .,ls'5OO
18Th ST. s2s p cnwa SSx 10 a. p,6 M
atty atty Hy W Fried, 400 swsy. 50, ocC
2sTH ST, 2os e. s. 1s.txss.s. Oct SO
s St. Sfon pa'tH y fs VIZ pr mtg ' sG
atty, vt & NJ Co. 1875 Bway. So. 500
West Side.
| (west of Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
! WEST BROADWAY, 4lS-l5, 8, 80 n
Borsodi to N IAte Ins Co. 5 yrs, SO:
atty. \ Y g NJ Co. 1855 Bway: .s57, 500
corpn to Morris Borsodi. al e sbth st.
3 yrs, SO, pr mtg s57.6oo; atty;
SANE s PRoPEiRiTrY;. p m, Oct ac-.AddiiisSOonH
Gardner and John H TietJen to Aries
Corpn. $50 Fulton st, BROOKLYN. ! yrs,
.sTA III ST. II isi " 49, sstsss, N. oct 50
Jos Goldblatt to Union Dime Saw
ings Bank. 701 9Th av. due and int as
per bond; attys. Butcher. e. r
s1sT. s0 s., s5Ss Amsterdam av, Ss.sS
lO2;2. p m; Oct so[i5s W slst ST corpn
trus, due July /. 1924. SO. pr mtg
| $4,000 attys, Dunn & DAILY, 2el
| bWay SoS,oVV
| blST ST, 524 W. 8. 25xioo.5. p m, Oct
| s0--Nathan Sroka to Franklin Saw Bank,
Cos sth ay w., yrs so atty Wilson .,% os NJ
-r Powell wal sk,h 81, u S!sN
m. OCT 6-Abr Bernstein and ano to
Clarence Hand. 326 Lincoln sv, Or
! ange. n ]. due June l. 1926, So sd,
dress, 40 Broad st .:........sio,oo 900
7ITH ST. $. 493 Columbus av. 23x
! 102.2. Oct 2s-Carmen Mantlila to Peter
Doelger Brewing Co. 4o7 18th ct. ;
yrs. $50; atty. John c HoenninEer
| Beekman st. 49,. ,tbV,OOO
Uptown.
100, Oct s0--shenk r. a G co to liberal
J Finance Corpn. 10 w 27th st, ! yr, SO {:
attys Morrison q schin. $50 BroadwAxe
.
The sun., 1919-11-01
BUYS e7-es FRONT STREET.

The Markham Realty Company. Clar-
tnce w, Eckhsrdt president. has bought
IRON Everett r. Wheeler the I'VE story
building at 67 and 80 Front street
The sun., 1919-11-01

SANE ME- Property, m. Oct sio.coiese
i:0a C. Gam. yf 10 s. ey mtg $4,000 sts
LOTS 2s2. 2ss and s2l. map Bennett est,
at Fl Washinsten. p m. July annette Annette
hissins e; al, eStrs. due July a.. 1872.
q Co. IFS Bway: two mortsasss;
Bs&pHURsr Az. 81. 8. iii iisth, st.
s ss;sxsa ;, rs,,, M Oct .1 Is@A6s
i7sTH ST. s0s-io ", s 5, boxss.to, p m.
Oct s 40 Reilly To- to stsSbins c
pr mtg s5a.5po: atty. Jerome e Malino,
,sssTH s ST. ssEss b. i: si.s1ssii.. n.y.
Oct so-s1mon Estrin All ano to sami
mtg $1,000; atty. N Ffanklin.' sss
i1sTa ST. &, aas.s W sd AZ. 'iis.s1icc.ii.
? m; Oct l5@Anton Kohn to Frank
issTH ST. s.s:s7 W. . loo.ss.ll. e,
st Rlty Co. 500 Bway. due March is.
1ssS 81 2. mt %ss sl.l'oo atty a s5o
Est s cerpa TO Curb N; ri si.y Co Il Hw S
ley yrs Sc E. r. % n pway atty'. w ,s coo
l7sD ST, 8, us . st Nicholas av. s7.sx
100. p m. Oct so--Meyer, Eisenberg to
ny. yrs. So; atty. chas Lark. 60!
lssTH ST. Adj W. $. ;Iis1ss.iii. 'fs'G M.
atty Fl Title Guar P'ts' Co, } ETs srS.S
issrA ST. "a 500 Amsterdam sv ;'i isCg
ggs'li: p M Oct 2sGMahlon G Martin;
lie
So; attys. Kelley Harrison. 2 Rector
SAME PRoPERTiY m. Oct isre;VG B
and Floyd D Titman to Mahion Mar.
tln, Jr. IS Ridgewood av. Glen Ridge,
E6e Z xT * Atsy.; liz 900
wood to Jno wendt. IS n Fullerton sv.
Montclair. ]. instais. So; address, ss
AMsTERpAM Av. siii: SIS, IS n fisstS
st, s5SlOS, m. Oct so-5uli n Krsm s
and ano. trustees. due, Nov /. 1921, ~;
address. de Foster. a Wall
RivERsiDE DRIVE. 5;is. 5. lis Eth
to Klasko Finance Corpn, 40 W 27th st,
due Oct l. 1870. So; attys, Morrison ocS
list ST, Gss ". SIS, isx,ss.ii. M al'i Oct
so-Philip P and Ida Miller to the Nor
pr mtg $4,000; atty. Title Guar a
MS AZ scs s nv i7is 75ii ii5iS ST.
Rebecca Krengel 1855 st Nicholas av, 5
yrs, So; atty. Title Guar & T Co, i1s
lssTH ST. $. sis.s eth av, i 7xssii,
p m. Oct 1-Josie l.. wife Percy Brown,
TO Equitable Life Assur Society OF the
Guar IT CO. IL Us I Bway soid a So 500
5TH Av :oS2. $. SOLO s 126th st, 2oxs5.
s Oct ai1 co I%D' s SS5gn to yr!
ilsTsH ST. = 5. sst Y tth ay, ,szaocii,
Mtg Co. Is5 Bway. yrs. sss.,...s5.5OO
GRAND BLVD AND CONCoURSE. n e
cor Hist st. looxioo 2xmxloo. s-Arrow
d DC. cS y7s e atty, T'ls 4 "a. C.
cR RsS o0 BLVD iSs S XND GoNcouRsE cor
same, oct "a, 3 yrs, 5h ~. atty;
GR RaISH BLVD AND 'coNcouRsE iS e 81
100 n Hist st, s5,5xlO6-same to sans,
eR Rii B. BL VS. ss co one StRs 80
EpGEwATER RD' lisf. " $, 25xiS0 "
Gsetano w Vic to M L. Builders Inc,
Meister Builders. Inc. 92O Bway. 50. 900
BURNSIDE Az. "a Z. n q, lSsx75.s-
as ans" H1 Burnside aV pr mtg ; ise0' ost
%, yrs, sS6i atty. Title Guar a 7 Go,
TELLER III nSS Av cor iSith st. i i7oSy
irreg to Clay sv--Aug Dooper TO North
5h%; atty. little Guar & T co, IIs
cou MsT LANlDiT Avv,. ne cor iSist St, ask
loo-Elsie Totten. devisee. to Julius II
as 9se &C. a. per aG Sond stty Il: Thos sc
Patterson. go Bway ......,...,..i2 900
LOT i2S, amended map Bronxwood Park
| stadt $50 " Oak Drive, pr mtg 81, 900,
The sun., 1919-11-01

through William A white a sonr. The
building is on a site s7xss feet and 10
near Old Slip.
The sun., 1919-11-01
Bronx,


GRAND BLVD AND CoNCoURSE.,
cor Hist st, l00xlo0. 2x-xl0O. 3-Arrow
Holding Corpn to N Title & Mtg Co.
Oct "a. yrs. 6h %; atty. Y Title
GRASp D. BLVD LIZ ANp 'coc;NIcouRsE. ; cor
l72d st. io0xlo0xs9.llx1OO.6- -Same to
same, Oct "a. yrs. 6h%; atty,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-12
OFFICIAL OF UNITED MINE
WORKERS APPROVES LAWS

The miners Of North Dakota are
enthusiastic over the. new laws, &C.
cording to Stephen Ely, an official Of
the United Mine Workers Of America.
This union has 1000 members in the
ignite fields. ~
"Only three men out Of all our mem
bership signed. the referendum peti-
tons Of the I. V. A.. said Mr. Ely.
1.-THE vote will be solid for the new
laws. The men who work in the coal
mines Of the states are mostly Of AM
erican birth, and they believe the
League program will be a good thing
for the country.
"One Of the reasons that they know
the organized farmers r all right is
that such good labor laws, were passed
by the last legislature. The mine in
specion law will save many lives.
The eight hour law is a thing that the
miners, especially, needed, on account
Of the unhealthfulness Of their work
underground. The workmen's compen.
sadon act also will be q great thing
| Governor Frazier took a good ster
when he appointed s. s. Mcdonald
who Is president Of the state fedora
ton Of labor, to the board managing
! this state insurance fund.-"
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-12
OVER 100000 NOW
IN STATES TREASURY

Bismarck.-"North Dakota has al.
most a million dollars in state
funds than ever BEFORE" said Obert
A. Olson, state treasurer, last week;
He had Just completed a financial
statement to the Bank Of North Da-
kota of the condition Of the state
treasury at the beginning Of the pres:
ent month. It showed a total Of So
021,950.53. '~- 7%@ %
The statement is required by the
state bank Of all public officials hand
ling public money. The states 3d.
100000 will be, deposited in the, Bank
Of North Dakota as soon as Manager
J. r. Waters calls It in. This will
furnish part Of the credit to be ex-
tended farmers by the new state in
stitution. 4..- n s
"The present prosperous showing is
almost a million larger than in the
history Of the state" said Treasures
Olson. 1--WE, Of course, get more
taxable property each year., and also
more people. Necessarily there will
be more. expense. The state is for
tunate in being, in such fine financial
condition to make improvements ) of
various kinds ~&a @2
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-12
LfTH0GRAPnERs OF BONDS
! WATCHING NORTH DAKOTA

State Treasurer Obert Olson has
announced that the 100000 in bonds
for the Bank Of North Dakota soon
would be engraved. On his recent
trip, seeking information about the
income tax, Mr.. Olson went down to
Chicago and visited the plant Of the
company that is doing the work. He
was shown through the plant and fol
lowed each process Of the Autograph
ing. The design II first drawn on
smooth stones, the black lines on one
and the gold lines on another. The
process requires the highest skill. Tho
cost of printing the 100000 bond
issue . 91,7O0.
Mr.. Olson was pleased with the way
the work was being carried out. He
talked to many of the woFkmen, ana
found them all Interested a the Non
Iparti1an League. WI are watching
ron fellows close, up thsse.,' ons ma
lid. VA believe you havo staktod
somst1tn1GFbiS.s
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-12
EMPLOYED IN FOUR STATES

Employers looking for capable help
depend more and more on the Dakota
Business College, Fargo, ND. Within
a few days recently, pupils were sent
to four states.
The U. S. Land Office at Timber,
Lake, S. D. employed Miss v. Ander-
son as stenographer. Mr.. G.. H.. Wah-
Ter went to Omaha. Nebr., as ledger
clerk for the Standard Oil Co. Miss B.
Solseth was sent to- Sidney, Mont, as
stenographer for Atty. Brattin. Miss
L. Gerard, was placed with the Inter
national Harvester Co, at Fargo.
Address F. Z. Watkins, 800 Front
ST., Fargo, N. D., for details about en-
rollment. Summer course now in SEES
sion.