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New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Big Bookbindery Plant
Planned for Jamaica

Albert B. Ashforth has sold for the
Long Island Railroad Company the
block bounded by Union Hall, Wash
ington and Centre Streets, at Jamaica,
L. l., the plot containing approximately
$4,000 square feet. The purchaser is
the J. F. Tapley Co., bookbihders and
book manufacturers, located at ISL to
537 West Thirty-seventh Street for
the last twelve years.
The purchasers will start work i'm
mediately the erection of three story
brick and stone building. The. struct-
ure will be erected so that the founda-
ton will permit Of sustaining four
additional stories. 1t was a cash tran
saction and the projoct will represent
a total outlay of auout 100000. 1t
is planned to have the building ready
by next May
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
City Home Buyers Select
Dwellings ON West Side
Lewis Spencer Morris Sells
House in SD ST.; Congressman
Smith TO Live i'm IO6;h ST.

William B. May & Co. have sold for
Lewis Spencer Morris the five-story
low-stoop English basement residence.
12 West Fifty-third Street, on lot2Ox
1908, held at $4,000. 1t is imme-
diately opposite st. Thomas's Church
and on restricted block. The pur-
chaser intends to make extensive al
terations at the expiration Of the pres
ent lease
Congressman Thomas =. Smith,
treasurer of Tammany Hall, has bought
for his residence the live story Amcri-
can basement dwelling at 800 West
lo5th Street, on lot 23Xl0011. adjoining
Rivers ide Drive.
To Alter House Near Drive
Frederick H. Allen, of Frederick Zit-
tel & Sons, has sold for Hennie Gold
smith the hvc-story American base
ment dwelling at 320 West 105th Street,
on lot 22x100, near Riverside Drive,
to builder, who plans to alter the
premises.
Shaw e. Co. has sold for DR.. A. Bar
rett the three story dwelling, on lot
16x100, at 110 West 18th Street.
Buyer for East Gath St. House
A. II. Mosle has sold the three story
dwelling at 1888 East Sixty fourth
Street, on lot 15X10O.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
West Side

West Side
10TH ST, 43o w. S. 25x98o; p m; July
J; Agnes Lerche to Otto Bauer. Soo 9Th
st. West New York. n J; yrs: p c:
pr mtg $4,000; atty. Herbert cracauer.
III broadway .............S50 s. 900
S'rH 81. %a4;5 .s, ", s 5oxi9o.5: Jgiy
$4,000; attys. Henry Meyers & u, ~
5sTM f's 81 T' s4e ". s. 5oxioo.5 1uly isVgo
same TO same: yr. c; pr mtg $50
oQ0; 2l77 Broadway. attys, same. S10,o00
62I' ST s. 475 W Col av, 25x1oo.6; p m;
y j Becker, 1910 Grand Concoursc, and
ano; yrs; c; Or mtg $4,000; attys.
Elfers q A, 277 Broadway ....... 5000
to strip on e, %xl0O.5; July IL; VIM
OConnell to Rose McNenna. at Homes
dale. Penn; due July / 1872; c; pr
Park Row ................$l3.0 900
SETH ST. 1o6 w. 5. 2ox3O, July 10; Jero
+ Donovan 10 c Davies IA e sisr st.
ct al exrs, etc; yrs. per cent; attYs,
stodiard 6 Nj, Us Bway. .............Sa.0 900
AN NiSTERpAM AN. S+s. 8. 1911 102l
at. 25Nloo, p IN July 10. Louise Hoffman
stalls. per cent mtsc $50, 900 attys.
House. . < '. l15 Bway. .......... $500
lOo.lixl00. July 10, Marion 5 l Martin
to Euisrant Indust say Bank yrs, y
per cent, prior fntge 500, 900, attys,
Il & e German 81 charabeerss 81
HATH ST. s6 w. q. 17.4xlOO.11. p III.
Juy 10, Chas Il Haskell 10 y Title
Cert c. 4se ~ 100 ''~"s '''. s. 900 900
HATH ST. &C w s g l7.4xl00.ll. July 10;
Annie and Morris payidoWitz to Mor.iz
,,euman. ia W i.0th st; instas. $3.50
Quarterly / per ce'.,, prior nl;se 5000.
atty. Ephraim Ber.tMyr. 2Ss Bway. Sc. o0o
l20TH ST, 123 ". II :. 20AlOt.1l. y II.
Juy o, Florence Ku:sllslan 70 Moses Q
Wright. 123 " I2sth ST. . yrs p per
cont; atty. 9 a FurthTan. Col Trust
B,ds ID av and 14sth st....... ....... IS, 600
i42p st. 60 ". =. 25N9a.Il. July ).
samuel levitt 10 Nathan Aborne IL
" l-9th 81; due July 10, 1922; 6 per
cent: atty. J speth, SIS Liberty 81 So. 900
ibsTH ST. . 1871 " from y Rivers.de
Drive. runs $40 to = drive X w K
u line 10 old i2th av tclosed)
1870 to l5sth st $50 to beg p m.
July l0 Ramsay Realty Co TO City Real
Estate Co iib Bvay; due and int rs
per bond, prior mt,se S35. 900, .....S5, coo
NIVENSll)E DRIVE l6lst st, *
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
City Pays $4,000 for
Johnson Realty in Bronx

The City of New York has purchased
from Frederick johnson and the Cen
trail Union Trust Company for S156 900
the plot, 300x200, on the east side of
Stebbns Avenue, between Dawson
Street and Rogers Place, to be used as
a site for an elementary school. Mr..
Johnson also sold to the city for $40
oVo the plot, 200x100, comprising the
block front on the north side of Long
wood Avenue, between Beck and Fox
Streets. This is to be used for a plav-
ground
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
North William St. Building
Leased for Restaurant

Samuel j. Tankoos has leased for
Valentine Schmitt the four-story build
ing at 1928 North William Street for
twenty-one years at an aggregate rental
of S125, 900
Frederick southack & Alwyn Ball, jr,
have leased, with Daniel Birdsall &
Fifth Avenue to D. Salwen & Co. and a
loft at 45S Broadway TO the Exporters
OF Manufacturers Products. Inc.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Bronx

atty, P p Shapiro. 1ls Nassau St. SIS. 900
Av. ne lssta St sox1os: " & D
july T.. demand per cent; attys, Snow
same 10 same: July 10; demand pet
232D ST. 1857 L; Gaetaao Vespo to i.ol-
Hard Rldg saS Go, 5fo = ls7t4 st. prior
atty. r @ & r Co, JIG Bway. coo
AV. 1872. 5. 2oxl9o; Fredk cor
cent; atty, n + Schmidt, 22O Bway 5000
Av, g, 1876 $ Brunat pl, 81 6x
100; Laura e Walker to Carrie f Miller.
per cent; atty. N Title & Mtge Co,
roPPiNt; Fl ny Az 9i5 7stb ST. sox9S y,9So
Hugh Gillespie to Edw N cutler "
atty, " AWAY. 1l Bway y...... .s' $500
FULTON AN. W s. 4s 5 l7oth s., ss.sx
North side SAY Bank, $3.50 80 av, July
~, due aug /. 1929; per cent, atty.
Y TIE . M.g e. l95 nway s7:l9o
Virginia hi Martino to Piazza Realty
CO. @s5 Bloomsngdaie rd. Pleasant
flainss /; pr mtg $i5oo; aiy -:
!nstals per cent; atty. Tile Guar &
LAFoNTAINE AV. 2oos. $. s7oxloo;
Ralph Tamone to katrine 4 Henderson.
rs E 127th St; pr mtg $4,000, ) yrs.
per cent: atty, Title Guar & r Co,
LOT lie. map BroAxwood PARK, dietrich
WortInann to Dai:iei Mapes. jr., lo6 L
176th St, pr mtg $1,000, July 10; yr.
per cent; atts, Title Guar & 7 Co.
CLAY AV, 1ss7 n 8 25xso. znisi G
Guz.t to Lena Margoiish. 1851 clay av:
June 20; yrs; 5is per cent, atty.
ritle Guar T CO, lTG SWAY $500
1855 TO kinssbridse I'd 1@3.7Nsz. Ulr.ch
Schoch 70 Fred } FophNsen. 4-5s y mite
Plains rd; July 10; Yrs. -. orr cent,
atty, TIDY Guar K. T Co. l7c Bmay
$1,000
ST RAYMOND Av, " s. at n e $ over
!ng s., boNl00, Annie Mcdonnell To An
ME j Menzies. 3o67 SodgWick av: July
ins. ais. per cent; atty. a ] Mengies.
=, ~ S~ay .,'-.,,.o.,.. '..:...: 81. 600
WALLACE AN. 1860 25x109 Leopold
Segali to Geo Sampson. SS1 e l5ad
st; July TO- due. etc. as per bond atty.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Nalanscn Pays Profit
For 3Gtla Street Building

Max n. Natanson has paid a profit
to S. Morrill, Banner for the twelve
story store and loft building at to Ia
West Thirtieth Street, which Mr.. Ban
ner bought two days ago from the
Silk Realty Company. Samuel X. Ja-
sb preMsdasanoo s. aao 600 ha amd structure WAS WAS
9S.Sx1OO Stoddard G. Mark acted as
attorneys for Mr.. Banner. 1t was
easA transaction.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Phipps Estate Plan Tall
Office Building for 46s., Sa.

Plans were filed yesterday for four
teen story. office and store building the
Henry Phlpps estate is to erect at "a
to % East Forty-sixth Street. on .nlot
1oOx6o; Warren Wetmore, the archi-
tect, places the cost at $550,OOO
The Kelly Springfield Tire COMPANY
is to erect four story garage at 500
to $40 Tenth Avenue, on plot 175x1OO,
plans for which were filed by Necarsul-
mer d lehbach, who estimate its cost
at $1S0,0OO
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Old New Jersey Estate
To Go at Auction To-day

Joseph P. Day will offer at auction
at p: m. to-day, at 581 Broad Street,
Newark. n. j., about eighty parcels in
North Plainfield, New Providence
Scotch Plains, Newark and Plainfield,
comprising country residences, farm
houses and outbuildings, building sites,
cultlvated farms and rolling acreage
and timber lands. The sale is to close
the estate of the late Warren Acker-
mai, onetime prominent cement man,
the property having been in the family
for nearly sixty wears.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Views and. Comment Of City Suburban Realty Market /
Brown Buys Vacant
Broadway Loft Building
Structure at Howard Street Nav
Be Resold Shortly by Oper-
asor AT a Profit

Frederick Brown has purchased 427-
400 Broadway, southwest corner of
Howard Street, fve-story and base
ment building on plot 50XlO0. This is
the fourth building Mr.. Brown has
nurchased in the immediate vicinity,
sis last previous purchase being the
eleven-story building at 474-476 Broad
wav, running through to Crosby Street.
Negotiations are pending for the re-
sale of the Howard Street and Broad
wsy property. The building is vacant.
The Charles +. Moves Company and
NJ. NJ. Hayward G. Co. negotiated the
deal. The Howard & Broadway Co. is
the seller.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Building Loan Contracts
Bronx

isaD ST " cor Grand nonlevard ana
concourse. 1899. lawyers Mortguge
Ga ioaun Sterling Heriy co, INC 10
lscn,s on esoh agartioeui) ... $'e6 800
cREBIOS AV. ~ n. 11A II IEtth at. II
z41I. rrcs,ou %.ye. ~ r. 4t4.t Il - i6S:n
81. .f.HxlJ9. freatVr aga. " .. Jg9.s II *
3A2th ~. 74.Hxi@i inwyefs' Mr.tEare
c. .onnB nonoT Nnilains corp 10 o4eot
three b Flory npafiiu'hts ~ payltentB
On cArh AEai itrsfntJ ...-....... g. q. 0Dp
GHASD AVE. " ~ 80 - l55fh 1T. 6gkt08
cry Mortgmes co loans w 4 - l5ldg Co.
Inc. 10 erect Il story apartment l1
aytuTrtsj ts-.,.'t.'. ..,,,. st0,DV0
IssTH At. u ccr Grand az t0zi0G;
City Moftgsge co loaps w e f. Bldg co,
Inc. 10 erect - story apartment Gl
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
$l75,00O Rents for Building
Near l3Oih Street Ferry

Bryan L.. Kennedy leased for the
Forty second Street, Manhattanville &
st. Nicholas Railway Company 619 and
f2l West l29th Street, a three-story
building, 50xl99.10, to the Fort Lee
Ferry Garage Company, Henry Fried
man, president, for twenty-one years
at an aggregate rental of about $175,-
500
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Change in ''Village" Realty

Van Vliet & Place have sold the
building at the southeast corner of
Bank and Bleecker streets, on plot 50x
46. The new owners will improve the
building for their own occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Results of Auction Sales
BY HnnrX RralN

BY Henry Brady
s1sT ST. a1o-3l2 e. $, 1876 G 2d av,
45x9S.9, two 4-sory tenements, store in
No 3lo; G II Field agt Leasing Realty
Corp ct al; due, $l9,4S2.99 taxes, etc,
s539.70; to he plaintiff for S100000.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Philadelpllian Gets Dwelling
In MacDougal Alley

Pepe E. Brother have rented fur
nished for Edwards Beckett the dwell
ing at Is MacDougal Alley to Joyce P.
Davis, of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX
lost ISLAND

ONE FAMILY HOUSE. PLOT 4oxloo. .
rooms bath; price $500.
one-famlly house. plot 75xl2o, II rooma
baths; price 5000.
.o.1ne-tamily house, plot 25xloo, G rooms.
one-iamily house. plot 3ox1Oo. s rooms
bath: price 5000.
-Four two-family houses. plot lo0xl5o, 12
'ooms IN cach nouae. price s5,5 each
. tw2- family house. plot 4oSlo0, II rooms
oatns; price $4,000 All improvements
J. J. WAsLICH. No Narri:nan ave.
Jamaica j. 1. Telephone Jam. lf2s-W
vo, FAR RoCKAWAY. LONG isIAND
1vH sALt. CRAY TOWER. BEERS rY.ACR
''i,n1 i,,,1 p, h<isiIEp LAlGK GROUNDS.
Dutlsl.h BALCONIES. INSENfT ROOMS
- bAThHopAs EiiIiAtD ROOM.
"ylyR HOUSE. CiiAHfFtI'U@' Rooms,
h'tSA (AN III ShtN. ~ l.. N.
JANIS l. DFHHN
FOOT OF CENTsAl ANENuE
iAH KyfkAWAY, J.. l.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Synagogue TO Replace Theatre

Hiram Rinaldo has sold for Mollie
Goldstein the three story theatre
building at 180 Clinton Street, on lot
25x1o0. 1t will be replaced with a
synagogue.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Recorded Morris ages
lJOyyutCWD

CRYSTAL & SON to Herman Worg, So W
''tA st; instAils. $1,000 = month; 6 p G;
pr mtg, 100000, atty, G < T Co. 1T6
wiLLiAM sr. 1855. 5, 81 f'uifo1 'Cgo st
ZIG to Ann st Sc X 21.1o leasehoId
July 10, Peter Widn to Boernie leerbur-
ger, 2l46 7th av . yrs s p C, attys,
-. Nelth e. 4 Abbot. As Cedar ST.. ...S5 900
WAKKEN ST, $. 1o9.s W West Bway.
49.9 99ll irreg; July .: rector etc,
Z e Church of st Marks in the Bouwerie
to Samuel Stone, 237 " 74th st;
yrs p c; pr mtg, $27,5o0 attys stod-
cEETRE 81, IL. s. 2G.iixlos.Sxs6'ssS9iiV0SSV VSV
Centre st, l44. s, 26.4x10.3x4s. .8xlO04
m July 10; urooflyn lieights K r.
CO CT al to Coney Island and Bkiyn Ter
Winai Co, 90 clinton ~t, E!Nyn ! yr,
p G; atty, c d Meneay, 50 Clinton st.
bNlyh '.....'.......-.... ...........S 1000
East Side
5TH ST. SOS e, ) 5, -l...d. lay Fl. Fed
Grafton Feather ca To Bella Ilfschilz,
III Molroe st; demand: t p c, pr mtg.
$4,000, atty, Is Noeu;sburg. 80 Nassau
SETH ST, Iii r. $. 2lxloo.5. bldg loan,
Sny SIMON l. st lsIes aI to ,tj M'sss aa and cerelon
ii6 Broadway; due July S, 1922; p
GOTH sT, n s. ls5 W "a av. ls.5xI0o.5
dust Say Bank; ) yrs; 5l4 p C: atty,
Elw Mcclure, ~ Chambers 81. Sio.oj0-
S3D ST 3o5 Il, 3, 45XsS.9; p m; July To;
Loo ieilwig to Johanna kremer. Hotel
san ilcmo, 18th st and 9 = West due
Jp1i.l 1911 y G, Aftys. Norwood s,
", :. Il 4ith st ............... .......si7, 90
SID sI st3 II. II :, 25X1s.9; p IN; July 10:
same to ssine; due Jan !. 1897, p c;
MADISON AZ 1913. :, t5.il lo5th
-. 2syio; July 10, Sol iernstela ard
anp te @tebessa ! Cans, $50 19th at.
2 yrs e; aitys f Hamburger,
Rector ~ .................... 81, 900
l9orH ST, .. 80 w Av A. 2IxlOolf;;
July 10. EdViRo DcI.ulse and Incornatn
Gadeo TO Ellen Hughes, 100 w 110th et;
Z yrs, - C, attys, Evarts c & $. 30
NsAt' - - WV
l93D ST, aaO r. n s.. 16.sxtoO.11. y m, July
10, Luigi and Maria Forte to Christina
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

and Edw G. Schroeder, 414 e 4th st.
Mount Vernon. Y, exrs &C; yrs; S
p c; atty, C & T Co, 176 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

l77.2x991lx22S2. p n. July 10: Mang-
Houst Realty Corpn to Melvin Constr
Co, 800 Riverside Drive; due Sept l.
1929; per cent; prior mtge $3.50, 900:
atty, = Shapiro. 119 Nassau st. SIS 600
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
NEN JEKAEY
BUSINESS PROPERTY wANrEn

IKE AID BAeENgsT for Wholesale
f,>.sx.a.I.aTsse and Electrical Supplies
tsrsnn..yHa location DrefsrYsd or elaa near
Ms ixaaia Station. r. h.. % Eas, ssth
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
The End of the Coal Strike

Everybody but criminals, insane persons and revo-
onists will approve the ending OF the coal strike The
mine workers accepted fair and reasonable proposition
made bv the president of the United States and IS pre-
s,ed that their decision to return to work Will be hon
orbly accepted by their followers pending an lnvestl-
cations of new wage scale by commission to be ap-
pointed by the president ,
This ending of the great coal strike does not how
ever change the fact that the strike was unreasonable
unnecessary and criminal i'll quality II not In tact accord
ing 10 the written laws The demand OF the mine workers
was not for reasonable increase in wages or improve
men in conditions 1t for an utterly unreasonable
increase i'm wages and for excessively short working
week and these demands presented under such con-
ditions as TO warrant the belief that they intended
TO he unacceptabe Unquestionaby the miners planned
o sion coal productions with all that this act implied as
means of forcing compliance with their demands
We are glad TO accept Yesterday vote OF the miners
as an indication that the conservative elements OF the
nion are once more in charge of its affairs and do not
hold this conservative oriy responsible Tor the foy
and the mmeasIabe loss of the past except to the de-
gree that permitted the radicals to seize the reIns OF
1ower But The great coal strike of 1919 stands as warn
INC against permitting things TO remain in such cond
lion that few radicals thus engineer an attack upon
the welfare of the nation. ,
The interests of union men themselves as we'll as the
interests of the people whole demand that there shall
be some restrictions upon the OF radical union lead
ers who act in many instances III violation OF the wishes
of a ma jorv of union members and who, while follow
ing their own selfish greed ambition, regard neither
the welfare of the members of their union the laws
of the state nation the interests of the general pub
lic.-Pueblo Chieftan.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Pyr0lite News

Dr Yale WIS business visitor in
Canon City Thursday.
Charles Richards and family moved
up from Florence Thursday.
Tom Williams and wife were busi-
ness visitors in Florence Friday.
Mrs. Dan Jones and Mrs. John pen.
fey We're Florence shoppers Friday.
Dan Jones was compelled TO Law Oft
from work Thursday on account OF a
bad cold. :
John cartiza and wife are the proud
parents Of a son. born one week ago.
All concerned are doing nicely.
Harry o. bay. brother of Mrs. Doran
had Tie misfortune 70 mash his foo,
vhich.is compe ling him to remain at
home for few days
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Leyba are re.
ioicing over the arrival of a boy that
came to gladden. their hearts on De
cember 4. All concerned are doing
nicely.
Every child. as we'll as the older
ones, are looking forward TO the
Christmas entertainment at the school
house which is 10 consist OF a Christ.
mas tree, supper and dance.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Blizzard I'M Wet
Mountain Valley

Advices by telephone from West
cliGe at $3.50 O'Clock this morning
were to the effect that blizzard was
prevailing in the Wet Mountain val
ley and along the upper slopes OF the
Continental divide Not for many
years has the weather in Custer conn
ay been as bad as IL has this season
Half a dozen storms of considerable
severity have swept down from the
Sangre de Christie range mountains
into the valley since the winter began,
carrying cold. snow and discomfort to
the inhabitants.
On Thursday of this week a snow
plow was sent from Pueblo to Texas
Creek for the purpose of clearing the
tracks of the d. G. II. G. railroad on
its Westcliffe branch. which were
blocked with drifts in many places.
particularly in the vicinity of Verde
mont The snow plow crew succeed
ed in clearing the track for a consid-
cradle distance into the valley. but
was finally compelled To desist on &C
count OF the depth Of the snow, which
In places WAS deep enough To tunnel
Finding that no further progress could
be made the snow plow was tempo
rarily abandoned and the men re-
called. The snow plaw is now on the
track completely hidden In the drifts
according TO Information reaching
here All trains on the branch line
were held at Westciine yesterday and
today. The track will be opened FOR
travel as soon as possible. but In vi.jw
of renewal of the snow storm. Il is
on'y cunjectural when that will be.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
The Canon City Record, Thursday. December Is 1919

with a load Of wheat Tuesday. return
ing Wednesday.
John +. Dabney went to Canon City
Tuesday, returning Thursday.
Willie Craven spent Sunday night
with Harold Reed at L. R Webster's.
w. S. Seymour and family spent
Monday evening with Willis Tuttie
and family.
There is to be a tannery on Bone
Yard Park. as Asa Riggle win tan
hides reasonable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Tuttle and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
A. Vanderlinde
Mr., and Mrs. Jim Spalding took a
load of wheat to town Friday.
Joe Armstrong took load of wheat
to Florence Thursday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Sloan News

Emory Gaines is al home again
having finished the work he was do.
ing at Boone
Another snow storm visited. this
section Sunday night and at this writ
ing, Monday, IT is still coming down
Mr.. and Mrs. Gross of Pueblo spent
Sunday at tine ranch.
Miss Edna Wetnerell of the Park
was Sloan caller Sunday.
We have the snow still with us. and
the roads are not any too good.
A little daughter of Mrs. siIvey of
Canon City is guest at the Green.
street home.
Frank Donley of Beulah. who was
ON his way 10 swallows with some cat
tie, received telephone message here
announcing the death of his sister.
who was killed by log falling on her.
He returned home at once.
Wendell Holmes. who has been Iiv.
ing IN Kansas for some time. returned
for visit with home folks last week
bringing with him a cousin. Crande,l
Holmes of Prescott. Kan.
The youngsters OF the neiehborhood
had skating party Sunday. We are
ioid there We're no arms. Iees>or noses
broken and nobody saw stars" so
they all had fine time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS
week ending December 5, 1919.

Lille Moore 10 Sarah T. Rawls
wty., 81. Lot C, Block 50 H. & A,
Rudd's. Rev. So.
Blake Rogers, trustee to McCand
less Invest Co, trustees deed, $50
Two lots, Block s, Hstd. Park add. to
Florence.
d. Molnahan to Jamot Brown, wty
$3.50 Two lots, Block 5, Margo
Park. Florence.
c. 7. Neil to w. S. Logan. wty, 81.
so acres in Section /, 20. 6S.
William F. Sampson 10 Z. o. VIII
Its, wty. so. Undivided one-hal.
interest in lot 81. Grandview sub-div.
William H. Smith to Albert F.. Pate.
wty, 81. 800 acres on Cottonwood
creek Rev. $40.
Thomas T. Thomas to Florence A.
Youngman. wty. s2.50o. Lot 1, Block
IS, t. Macon's.
Charles H. Breeze to w. A. Larey,
wty, 5000 Lot 4, Block 2, McCand-
less add Florence.
]. E. Mcclure to F. B. Renfrow.
wty. 81 "The Greenwood" Block 90,
C. c. Rev $3.50
: The Rainbow Oil & Gas Co. in
crease capital stock from 100000 to
s150,000.
Johnson G Fair to Viola NJ. Ander-
son. wty, $500. Four lots, Block Z.
Frazier add Florence.
Mary a. Diez TO Ralph and Mary
Reward, wty. 81. Lot 8, Block 2.
Phelps sub-div. Rev. Sc.
Lille Stoney to ID. ID. bowman.
wty. $1,000. Tract on Beaver Park.
Emily C. Sletter 10 Harvey T. and
Irene Smith. wty. 81. North 40-foot
lot, part lot 2 Fl. & a. Rudd's add.
Rev. 81.
Grant Dickinson 20 Thomas T.
Thomas. wty. $1,000. East half 81.
90. 90. Book 13. T Macon's.
Grant Dickinson to Roy T Thomas.
wty. $1,000 Lots IS, 10. 20. Block .,
p c. NJ Add
Gumaer Estates Co. TO Joseph w,
Burkhard, wty. $50. East half 13.
block 4. F. o. &R. Co.'S. add.
]. L. Vaughn TO Dessa Fuller. wty,
81 Lot 3, Block 4. H r. & NJ. add.
Thomas Carmody to Wilbur II. and
Effie Shuf. wty. $1,000. Tract in
Florence.
George w Bethel 10 r r T nfrow.
wtv. 81 Lot IS. Block 13. c. { Rev.
$50.
Thomas T. Thomas to w l.. Brown.
wty. $4,000 North s5-feet, Lot 16.
Plo"I, IS. H. & A Rudd.
Charles Pauls to Anderson and
Tn7vs~ q c deed. Part lot II.
ElocF q c. G. ST.
Anderson -~Cooper to Sibil p.
Sprinkle. wty. $1,000 Lot 10. Block
.. C. c.
William Staples to Ado'ph Thielke.
wty. 81 Middle 40 feet lot 10. Block
], II. r. & II. Rev. So.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Two Girls Suffer
Frozen Feet When
Auto Gets Stalled

BOULDER. COLO. Dec. - 4 year
and haf old baby had her hands and
feet frozen and her sister suffered
frozen foot when the car dr1sen nv
their father, !. II. Banis. a farmer.
living near Boulder. stalled a Few
miles from the city. After an hours
frnitiess effort 10 start the car. the
father took the baby In one arm aai
leading the other GIRL. child OF Y.
he walked a mile through TIE bIindin<
storm to farm house. where FIRST aid
was administered. II rs feared that
the baby may lose one of - feet