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Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-05
EDITORS ON VISIT.

Columbus and Carmel Giragi, pro- prietors of the Tombstone Prospector, came over yesterday to witness the many entertaining features of the celebration.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-05
VISITING SON.

J. s. Merrill, father of Miles Mer- Till of Warren, with his family, are spending the Fourth here. They live in St. David and will return there aft CT the holidays.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-05
HERE FOR FOURTH.

Ernest Keahey, a rancher from over the divide, came in yesterday for the celebration and says that practically all the people of that district were here for the Fourth.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-05
FROM TOMBSTONE.

J. Ferguson was among the visitors from Tombstone yesterday for the purpose of witnessing the big bouts here last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-05

'The Monograph With Soul.'' Adv. The business room formerly occu- pied by the Post Office and Western Union at Warren has been renovated and is ready for occupancy. Anyone interested in a good business location in Warren, Phone 209 tf-Jn-27
 NOTICE
 Notice is hereby given that Eaton and Smith have completed their grad ing contract on section No. 1 of the Bisbee-Douglas Road and that final payment for same will be made on July 9th, 1919. All persons having claims against the said Eaton and Smith shall present same in writing prior to July 9th, 1919.
 J. J. BOWEN, Chairman. Attest: A. H. GARDNER, secretary.
 July 6 Let us bid on that next printing job with you. We can save you mon ey. Phone 39, Review.
 NOTICE
 The Invader Oil and Refining Co.,. announce a rise in the price Of their shares soon, selling now at 5 cents. See F. Briggs & Co.,, box 3007 Lowell, phone 701. adv 7-15
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-05
CITY BRIEFS

Has any one visited you? Or have you entertained? If so, call The Review Society Editor, Phone FIG.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-05
Phoenix, AriZ., July 4. Western New Mexico

Summer rains have put in their ap- pearance over parts of the range country, freshening vegetation and encouraging those inclined to fear that they might be delayed. Sub stantial showers fell near the border in the vicinity of Douglas and No gales and in the southern part of Nav ajo county. Light showers have fal' len in Gila and Pima counties. The condition of stock continues general ly good; near Pinto where rain is badly needed cattle are reported as rolling fat" In the immediate vi- cinity of the Gila where grass has ma, tured and is dry stock are still in fair condition. In western New Mexico where only occasional showers have occurred both ranges and stock are still in fair condition. In western New Mexico where only occasional showers have occurred both ranges and stock are in from fair to good condition. The water supply for stock is reported as generally ade- quate but for irrigation purposes the supply for the smaller areas is gen. orally short.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-05
Crop Progress In Arizona

While the absence of rain in the southwest is looked upon by many as little short of calamity it is not re- garded by those interested in the harvesting of alfalfa and wheat The season has been exceptionally favor able for the growth and harvesting of both crops. Cantaloupes are rip ening under the most favorable cir cumstances and have rarely been of better quality. Pima cotton is at normal stage generally and in favor ed localities bolls are half grown. Crop conditions at higher elevations continue generally good but corn and oats would be greatly benefited by rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-05
Business Locals

L. L. Gilman .~,lls the New Edison. 'The Monograph With Soul" Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-05

R. 0. Grant, Meteorological.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-05
SUMMER RAINS OF BIG BENEFIT
 ID THIS STATE

The report of the weather bureau of the IT. $. Department of Agricul- ture for the current week in Arizona Is as follows:
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The sun., 1919-03-26
PULLMAN LEASES BUILDINGS.

Joseph F. Cullman. through the Charles
II. Noyes Company, has leased to the
marine insurance firm of F. II. & c. r.
Osborn the two four story buildings at
az and "A Beaver street, the southeast
corner of Hanover street. for a term Of
for:y-two years at an aggregate rental.
including taxes. of over 100000. The
1essees are to reconstruct tho two build
ings. converting them into one six story
Office structure. The contract for this
work has been awarded to Zlesler &
Kerrigan, and IL Is expected that the
alterations will be completed by about
August 1.
The two buildings involved In the
transaction cover plot of $4,000 square
feet and have a frontage of sixty-four
feet on Beaver street and thirty-nine
feet on Hanover street. The Osborn
firm. which now has Offices at 81 Wall
street. So Wall street. SO Beaver street
and in the former Amsinck Building. at
Beaver and Hanover streets. will con-
solidate all Of its departments in the
newly acquired property.
The buildings which have 1ust been
leased were purchased by Mr.. Culman
a month ago, and the present rental is
said to represent an increase Of 800 per
cent. over the income previously re-
turned by the property. The lessor was
represented by Goldsmith. Cohen. Cole
& Weiss, as attorneys. and the lessees
by William A Lockwood of the law firm
Of Rumsey & Morgan.
The sun., 1919-03-26
JACKSON FIGURES
IN 100000 DEAL
Gives Cash and Three Audubon
Avenue Apartment Houses
for st. Waller.
BIG LEASE IN BEAVER ST.
Irving Arms Changes Hands;
Market Active in Spite
~
of Celebration.

An apartment house trade involving
properties worth 100000. a $500, 900
leasing transaction on Beaver street and
the sale of a valuable multi-fanily house
on Riverside Drive were the deals that
attracted most attention In yesterday
trading. All told the market showed a
creditable degree of strength in spite OF
the holiday atmosphere that pervaded
the city.
In the 10000 apartment house
trade the ownership of the St. Waller,
one of the most modern structures of its
type in the Columbia University section,
shifted TO Daniel II. Jackson. an oper-
ator whose name has been associated
with some OF the biggest residential
property sales In recent months. The st.
Waller is seven story elevator house.
occupying the block front on the west
side of Morningside Drive between 10th
and 12oth streets. 1t covers plot 163.5x
$50. contains sixty-six apartments Of
four. five, six and seven rooms. shows a
at 100000. 1t was erected by Jacob
Axelrod about five years ago.
Mr.. jackson acquired tho property
from Loron p. Bradley. Walter /. Brad
ley and Alice E. Smith. He paid part Of
the purchase price in cash and also
traded In the three FIVE story apartment
houses at 404 to Az Audubon avenue.
between 1s5th and 1s6th streets. These
houses have accommodations for ninety
families. are rented at s33,000 and were
held at 100000. Slawson & Hobbs were
the brokers in the deal. Stoddard &
Mark were attorneys for the sellers.
while Goldsmith & Rosenthal attended
to the legal details of the deal for Mr..
jackson.
The sun., 1919-03-26
APARTMENT RENTALS.

Z. X. Van Wrinkle rented an apart
ment at So West Seventy sixth street to
Ferd N. Spaeder; at 1913 st. Nicholas
avenue to Kenneth C. Browne; at 124
West Seventy-second street to Maurice
Goodman at 165 West Seventy-second
street to Elmer r. McConaha; at 1855
Park avenue to Mrs. John D. Spreckels.
If. at 500 West End avenue to- Mrs.
Martha C. Reed; at 344 West Seventy
second street to Joseph r. Packard at
504 West 18th street to Mrs. Louise II.
Wall at ESQ Riverside Drive to Harold
c. Folts: Mt sos West End avenue to
Charles W. Luke: at go West 122d
street to Rene Froebe at Sc Gramercy
Park TO Mrs. Dorothy d. Hawkins at 40
West Eighty-fourth street TO Edwin b.
Dickinson: at 440 Riverside Drive to
Capt. Adolphus Andrews; at 259 West
Ninetieth street for Mrs. T. Erdman to
Louis II. Goldsoll at 200 West Fifty
ninth street for Raoul Tolentlno to Mrs.
K. Lehing at West E!ghty-s!xth street
to the Rev. Charles S. Burch and the
private house at 81 West Ninety-hfth
street to Mrs. NJ. A Messer.
Pope & Bro. leased apartments in IS
Jones street to r. L. ellison in 151
West Tenth street TO Mrs Sharlot @.
Worcester: in SO West Twelfth street
to A. Austin in 10 West Twelfth street
to A. Georgeson in a6 Washington
hsYSak Mrs 4, Neres and In II wa,I5-
ington place to Joseph F. Kelley.
The sun., 1919-03-26
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

In letter sent out to the members OF
the Harlem Property Owners Associa-
tion II Is announced that new meeting
rooms have been leased by the nssocia-
tlon from May 1 In the Chatham and
Phenix National Bank Building at 81
West 10th street. 1t is also announced
that the new meeting nights of the as.
ISOLATION will be the first and third
Thursdays of each month instead Of the
second and fourth Thursdays, as at pres
ent Some interesting subjects for dis
cussion will be brought before the Har.
lem property owners In the near future
1t is said. and plans for a house warm
ing are being made.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. were ap-
pointed agents for the new apartment
house to be erected at the northeast cor
ner OF Fifth avenue and Seventy-second
street, on the property recently pur-
chased by the Post Investing Company
Fred f. French president, from the Still
man estate. The building will probably
have but one apartment on each floor.
consisting of twenty-six rooms and
seven baths, the largest single apartment
IN the city. although this plan has not
been definitely adopted.
The s6s Park Avenue Corporation, CAPT.
TALKED at $4,000, with 1. H. Stein, e.
Zernoske and L. Dworkin as directors,
has been formed to take title to the
twelve story apartment house at the
northwest corner OF Eighty second street,
acquired last week by the Natanson
Realty Company from Mayer & Mayer,
Inc
The National Aniline and Chemical
Company, Inc. has arranged to erect a
four story office building at is to 10 Bur-
ling slip, directly adjoining and to the
west OF It's present new building at 81
Burling slip.
The sun., 1919-03-26
BUSINESS LEASES.

Herbert Hecht & Co leased for the
Hartford Lunch Company TO Morris J.
Grossman the second loft in the build
ing, $50 Willis avenue: with the Nane
Realty Company loft at los to Ito
Seventh avenue to Harry Hoppe, and for
William A white & Sons to F1apper
Coats. Inc. showroom on the fifth
floor OF 335 Fifth avenue.
George r. Read & Co. leased the sew
enth floor in the Central Union Trust
Company Building. 81 Wall street. &c
Robertson & Co.. cotton brokers, and the
eighth and ninth floors to Charles T.
Garrigues & Co.
Carstein Linnekin. Inc. leased space
in "a and 26 East Twenty-first street to
John A. Petri and the Merit Ribbon
Company in IS West Twenty first street
to Charles Damast; in ITO and liz
Fifth avenue to Abraham Bauman: In
221 Fourth avenue to SEVERN Meyer.
Harris Bros. Corporation and John H.
wilker; in as Fourth avenue to l.
Singer & CO. in 121 Lexington avenue 30
Singer Embroidery Company. and in is
Park row to Emil Jordon and Sally
Mates.
Frederick Fox & Co., Inc, leased to
Hyman Frost and Israel Goldfast the
first loft at s33 Broadway; to FL Es
System Company the first loft; to KAN
holz & Alexander the sixth loft at Sc
East Thirteenth street; to Standard
Alpaca Company, Inc, the store and
basement to 1sidor Gordon and Louis
Cohen the fourth loft and to Kaminsky
& Merochnik the sixth loft at 40 East
Twelfth street.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased TO l.
Grauer the top floor at eel and 293 Sew
enth avenue.
e. K. Van Wrinkle. with William A.
White & Sons, rented the store at 10
East Fifty-seventh street to Louis F.
Dorbon and the store at 1913 West Sew
enty-second street to F. r Wood & CO..
Inc
The sun., 1919-03-26
MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth street,
10TH ST. w. .5x94.1o, p m, March 2.-
Mariana q Van Rensselaer, to Jos S
Auerbach. Hewlett, L !, yrs Sc attys
Davies, A & C. 81 Nassau st.....s2O 900
West side.
Cwest of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
S4TH ST, 5l0-l4 w, 60x?s.9, March AZ
Isabella Mclean to the Bowery Savings
Bank, 1928 Bowery. yrs bLV %: attys
Cndwalader. W & r. 40 Wall st. .S27, 500
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north of 10th street }
i23D ST. 433 Z, l6.7xl0o.1l, March Sos
and Luciano La Susa to Hudson y Rose
Co, w 45th st. yrs, 5%; atty Title
Guar d Co, 176 Bway. 1875
Bronx.
Borough of Tho Bronx
hath ST. asa z, s Is. 16.5xiOo-Jas F Ma
I %sii st. TO- Msss Ty4 a. &c e ~ TIL, IL
Guar & Co, l7s BwRy. ......... $4,000
TOPPING AV, 1852 W s, l6.6xs5-Phillp
Hahn to Anna II Moldenke, Watching,
], and ano (trus), March "a, 3 yrs
6ls 20: attys. Salter &. 40 Nassau
uNIvERsITY Az. ISIS. cor i7sti hist st,
100K5l.1ex irreg-Dlxie Security Co 70
Jofire Atty Co. Inc. 2s9 Bway prior mtg
&l21.500. march Is. due as per bond
atty. Max Monfreid, 2ss Bway....t3. 900
The sun., 1919-03-26
- RROGHTEs' N.se. res.

JOHNSTON. FANNIE d LAwsoN-In
pursuance OF an order Of Honorable John
y. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County of
New York, NOTICE Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Fannie ID.
Lawson Johnston, late OF tho County OF
New York. deceased. TO present the same
CatmmSia Trust CompanV ~ i,s nioco OCT ";
trsnsacting business No. s6s Fifth Avenue,
Manhattan. In the city OF New York, on or
before the 18th day OF September next
Dated New York, the nth day OF March,
1919 COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
WARY HOWARD THOMPSON, Executors
MATTHEW SPALLETTA, Attorney for Fr-
ecutors. 100 Broadway Manhattan. New
v~-k CITY
The sun., 1919-03-26
FALL RIVER LINE
o Boston. Lv. Pier II. y. r., 8 p. NJ daily.
LEGAL NOTICES.


BUTOw, CARL otherwise known az
Carl Puetow)-The People OF the state OF
New York, by the Grace OF God, Free and
Attorney General of the State Of New
York, and all persons whose names or
parts of whose names are unknown to
petitioner heirs and next of kin of Carl
Bhtow otherwise known Carl Buetow),
deceased, Send Greeting:
Whereas Hedwig Steinberg, who reside.
at sos West l3Srd Street the City OF New
York, has lately applied to the Surroxates
Court of our County of New York, to have
a certain instrument IN writing bearing
date the 18th day OF September, 1919, re-
lhttug to both real and personal property
duly proved the Last viii and Tes-
lament OF Carl Rutow ootherwise known
as Carl Duetow) who was at the time OF
his death d resident of sos West lard
street. the County Of New York, deceased
to show cause before the Surrogates' Cour,
Of our County of New York. at the Hall OF
Records. In the County Of New York, on
the 18th day OF April. one thousand nine
hundred and nineteen at halt-rast ten
o'clock In the forenoon Of that day, WHY
tho said will and Testament should no. be
admitted to probate as will Of real and
rersonal property.
In Testimony Whereof we have caused
the seal Of the Surrogates' Court or the
said County OF New Yo-l to be hercunto
affixed. Witness. Honorable John p Co.
halan. a Surrogate OF our said County Of
New York. at said County. the 9Th day Ut
March IN the year OF our Lord one thou.
sand nine hundred and nineteen.
a.. 81 DANIEL J. DOWDNEN
h.,
The sun., 1919-03-26
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 1e4TH STREET Clarence
Davies sold for Florence S. Unger. s66
East 164th street, a three story house.
22x75.
DECATUR AVENUE-Joseph @. Abram-
son bought from George o. Marin the
southeast corner of Decatur avenue
and 1e9th street. b0x115, a five story
new law apartment. II. J. Rogers and
Clifford Aaron were the brokers'
VALENTINE AvENUE-H. b. Felbin
bought tho apartment house, 60xl00,
at 1855 Valentine avenue. from the
Lanken Realty Company through NJ.
I. Strunsky.
PROSPECT AVENUE - Kalter Realty
Company, a client of Maurice Neck
ritz, sold TO tho Schor Contracting
Company the property at 1857 Pros
pect avenue.
LYMAN PLACE-Gattit Wolf sold to
Joseph Perlbinder the four story apart
ment. 75xs0. at 1865 Lyman place.
through ]. Rubin.
FORDHAM ROAD-A corporation con-
trolled by Max J. Kramer bought the
plot, 129x107, at the northeast corner
Of Fordham road and Valentine ave-
nue.. Plans for a moving picture thea
tire to be erected on the site at a cost
of 100000 have been filed.
The sun., 1919-03-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. sl-sS W, mtg now $4,000
Francis Boardman, comm, to Henriatta
II Boardman. South Salem, y Y, and
Henrietta F H Boardmsn TO Henrietta
F Boardman. and Henrietta f H
Boardman to Fredk Lese, atty. S5 Mas
sau st, 3 assigns. ...,..........sIOO
18TH ST, b2s-2s W, mtg now $4,000
Jessie Healey. admx. to Abr Ruth, 4iB
Audubon av. and Abr Ruth TO Jos n
Finkelstein, 1887 Tth av; atty. Lawyers
T& T Co. 100 Bway, Q assigns, s35. 900
WEST BROADWAY, 1872, mtg $4,000, a I
Fredk Powell III Livingston place
and Amelia Powell to Fredk Powell, II
Livingston place; atty. Lawyers 7 7
Co. 100 Bwsy. assigns, each. ......l
GREENWICH ST, S1G-Bankers Trust Co,
trustee, to Title Guar a Trust Co. l5S
EAST BROADWAY, a. mig now 5000
Geo Peyser ct al. exrs. to Jeannette
wilder $50 w l5sth at, ct al. address
David Wilder. $50 w l5sth st. ......,U
PARK Av, e cor Saith st, mtg $500, 600
Jos Slocum ct al, exrs Margt o Sage
TO Bowery Saw Bank 12s Bowery: attys,
Cadwalsder. " 7. 40 Wall st. $500. 900
Rushmore to Harry G Munger. "a Wash
ingten ay, Piainheld, ~ j: atty, e V
DAILY, 81 Nassau st.........,.....{ 400
GRAND ST, s6s--The Orphan Asylum So
ciety to Columbia Trust Co. so Bway,
atty. Lawyers a T co, 100 Bway. $50 900
in mtg ,ooo--Isertha Rosenstein 10
Jos Rosenthal. 40 st Nicholas Terrace,
attys HorwitS Rosston, IFS Bway 500
Bronx.
JEROME Az. cor woodlawn I'd. 2T5x
--Amanda Busslng to John Busting.
Jr. 200 East LINCOLN ay. Mount Vernon,
The sun., 1919-03-26
ST. LOUIS March 25.-There has been

ST. LOUIS March 25.-There has been
decided Improvement in prices recent
~ over those for January for most
Northern furs and the available sup
ply Of goods from those sections IL
quite small, Funston Bros. q Co, of st.
Louis report. The anticipated heavy
imports OF foreign furs have fallen far
short of what was looked for by the
trade. and contrary to general expec-
tations, have been advancing in price
since the January auctions.
The market here continues strong and
the daily offerings are being actively
competed for. Staples are all selling
very we'll and seasonsble stocks OF these
goods are expected to go even higher.
Silver foxes. especially fresh skins, are
selling at better prices than have pre-
vailed for thiaf article for number
Of years past. In fact, foxes of all
kinds are wanted.
The sun., 1919-03-26

Albany, March 25.--At present nets OF
nsh taken therefrom must not be set In tn,
son River below the dam at Troy, between
sunset on Friday and sunrise on Monday
Assemblyman Brink has a bill which would
permit the beginning of operations one hour
hefOra Hunrlsc Annda,,
The sun., 1919-03-26
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Herbert A. Sherman leased for Mrs.
NJ. s. Wainwright the Knickerbocker.
her handsome place on Long Island
Sound at Milton Point. to L. T. Barry.
Bryan l.. Kennedy auctioned on Satur-
day at Sound Beach. Conn. two frame
dwellings on Cove road, 10Ox1lO each.
to Robert c. Beal for sl2,6O0 and
s12.050; to James Eisenger frame dwell
Ing for sll $50, and the adjoining vacant
plot. l00x1lo for $2.75O also TO ]. r.
OConnor a plot. 100x110, on Cove road.
adjoining the above house. for $4,000
r Paul Mcintyre sold his residence and
two and one-half acres at Rock Ridge,
Greenwich, Conn. to Joseph C. OuIrk
through Ladd & Nichols.
Griffen, Prince & Ripley rented. for
Leo j. McDermott his house at Gednev
Farm to V. Sydney Rothschild of Sears
dale.
The estate of William II. jackson
leased for the summer season to William
Rosenbaum the Adirondack camp known
The sun., 1919-03-26
Big SHORTAGE HERE
IN NORTHERN FURS
Anticipated Importation Of
Foreign Goods Fails to
Materialize.
Novelty Jewelry Fad
Sweeps United States

\ 1oVELTY Jewelry. including
N beads and necklaces, is in
great demand, buyers for
some of the larger stores report. the
tendency being toward the more ex-
pensive articles. although large guam
titles of the popular priced goods are
being sold.
Leading in the demand for the
novel decorations are Oriental neck
laces, which are made up in very
bright and effective combinations.
Buyers state that American manufac-
turers are securing a Arm hold on the
trade In this country owing to the
wonderful progress they have made
during the last year or two in Great
ing various articles made Of beads.
The sun., 1919-03-26
ROD AND GUN NEWS
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM !
q "a TO MARCH 30.

whose object is the nting or conservaticn
OF game OF any kind.
1t desires information as to the names
Of the off,cerse, tho location Of their hunt.
Ing ground, IL they possess property OF
this kind, and the number of members OF
the organization. The post once address
of the secretary is particularly desired
II you will kindly publish this In THE
SUN, with the accommodation that your
readers do this much TO assis the Bioios-
ical Survey, II Will be useful service.
Letters should be addressed TO Chief,
Bureau of Biological Survey, Department.
Of Agriculture. Washington. D. c.
Z. w. NELSON,
Chief of Bureau
( Washington. d. C.. March 2s.
Anglers Club directors and Committees
The Anglers Club of Now York elected
the following directors and committees Tor
1919 work:
Directors: w. de l.. Cunningham. W. @.
Metcalfe. A. b. Hubbell. oscar T. Mackey,
Julius H. Seymour. Ernest K. Spencer.
Admissions: W. T. Morrison, w. de j.
Cunningham. John j. Barrett. w. s. Muller.
Nominations: J. 8. Petit. A. B. A. Brad
ley. Ernest e. Spencer. Tobias A. Wright
Tournament: A. r. Hammers. Harry
Friedman. w. c. Metcalfe. G. II. Highly.
D. F. Mercer, J. +. Duvall. DIR. v. c.
Raynor.
Entertainment: Carl Reed. willis NJ
Finch, Lewis Morey. william A. Bradley,
DR.. ]. W. Droogan. Archibald Douglas and
Julius ii. Seymour.
The sun., 1919-03-26
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
The sun., 1919-03-26
INVESTOR BUYS IRVING ARMS.

An investing client Of W. ]. Huston &
Son bought from the Albany Savings
Bank the seven story elevator apart
ment house known as the Irving Arms
Mt 222 Riverside Drive. north corner Of
Ninety-fourth street. covering a plot Of
five lots. The savings bank acquired the
property in a foreclosure auction last
October at a bid Of 100000. the en-
cumbrances at the time totalling $685.
623. In the sale yesterday the holding
price was s350.000.
The house is arranged in suites of six,
seven and nine rooms and yields a gross
yearly rental Of $4,000. 1t Is near the
Newington apartment house at $50 West
Ninety-fifth street, which was just sold
for the third time within the past month
Other transactions have been closed or
are about to be closed in the same dis
+. trict, according to rumor which affect
properties valued at S1.500.000.