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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-06-26
FOURTH OF JULY WARNING

There seems to be no question
bnt what the Fourth of July will
be celebrated this year with more
enthusiasm than ever, this being
the result of the ending of the war
and doing honor to the returning
soldiers, most of whom will be
home by that time.
Realizing the tremendous popu-
lar enthusiasm which will give
vent to itself on this day, and with
no idea of discouraging proper
expression of the great patriotic
impulse underlying it, State Fire
Marshall w. N. Van Camp ear
nestly appeals to the people of the
state to keep this enthusiasm with.
in safe and sane channels.
During the past few years, great
strides have been made in South
Dakota looking forward to a safe
and sane celebration of our Inde-
pendence Day, with the result that
the toll of death and manned and
the number of fires have been
speedily decreased.
As result of the glorious vic
tory achieved by our boys, the
temptation to go to the extremes
will undoubtedly be great this year
as the stimulus to celebrate was
never greater. Therefore the need
for restraint is correspondingly
great, and as a lesson of restraint
was we'll learned during the war,
let every one continue to apply ii
in times of peace.
Reports coming into the Office Of
the State Fire Marshall would in.
dicate a score 81. localities through.
out the state are already planning
for great community observance
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-06-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Pierre. S. ID.
Nroy 81 1O1O

NOTICE is hereby given that
Karl H. Holzworth of Alaska. S. d.,
who on November %. 1918, made II. f. No.
0l35s4. for SW4NW14 Section /. and SEA
range 70 west 5th p. M, has filed notice
of intention to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before the clerk of courts for Pot
ter county, at Gettysburg, s. DON the 5th
day of July. 1919. Claimant names as wit
nesses: Leonard Starks Of EeBeau. s. D.,
Martin Halverson of Akaska, SD.
Andrew Holzworth of Eaies, IS. d.
JOHN T. CoGAN. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-06-26
SHALL We SAVE THE SABBATH

The continued success and popu-
larity of the bowery dances at
"Comeau Park" on Saturday
night is attracting the notice of
certain church people, we under
stand, who look upon it with OBJ
lection and criticism; not that they
want to interfere with the right
of anyone to dance and have all
the pleasure out of it they can get,
but the all night feature is, to
their mind, bringing about a, total
disregard of the historical sane
tity Of the Sabbeth.
The Press is inclined to agree
with such objectors. 1t is not,
however, from their point of view
that The Press raises the question.
Every day in the week is 'ssancti-
fed to the individual who lives
on . religious and moral plane.
But we believe in the physical
necessity of the Christian Sabbath
as q day of rest and religious ac-
.tivities.
We have noticed that in all of
our large cities there is large
element who indulge in what has
been styled a "week- vacation
by going to the lake OF seashore
where 'ssummer resorts" are
spfinging up like the grass after a
summer shower.
Is it the business or duty of the
Press or any other newspaper to
object to or condemn this phase
of the social and industrial unrest
the advanced nations are now pass
ing through2 We have our doubts
about it.
But then, how will we preserve
the Sabbath for it's intended bene
6cence9 We can at present think
Of but one way in which to do it
that is to substitute Saturday in
stead of Sunday for the week end
sports and recreation. This woult
.a.aee;tekA q nnu rnla to he osfah
lished by business men, viz: t.
close up commercial and mercan
tile establishments on Friday even
ing instead Of Saturday evening
That Of course would make tw'
rest days instead Of one in q week
But would there be two2 w
believe it is : fact that in ever,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-06-26
Harris & Schievelbein
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-06-26
FOREST CITY POTTER co, So DAKOTA JUNE 2s 1919

of the day. with rousing home
coming celebrations for the home
coming fighting men as big fea-
ture. These events will be mark
ed by a parade, band concerts, ad
dresses by prominent speakers and
programs of great variety and
community display Of fireworks.
Fire Marshall Van Camp strong
ly indorses such observances, and
be urges city officials, commercial
clubs and such organizations as are
accustomed to take the initiative
in these matters In their respective
communities, to make the day one
long to he remembered. Certain
ly no time is more opportane for a
community Fourth of July cele-
bration than this, when every city,
village and town desires to honor
all its fighting heroes, but great
care should be exercised in the
handling of fire works, fire crack
ers, torpedoes, roman candles, sky
rockets and other kindred displays
and the utmost caution should be
observed by those having the
handling of fire works i'll charge.
1t is the hope and desire of the
Fire Marshall that when these
great celebrations are over. that
we can look back and point with
pride to the fact that not one sim
gle life has been sacrificed or one
building destroyed by fire.
Let us keep the Fourth of July
''carelessness'' under the ban.
Let us not revive the casualty lists
aud needless fires. This can be
done by a safe and sane Fourth of
July celebration.
! l have secured the Agency for
the Paige Automobiles for Potter
county. John School,
Gettysburg, S. D.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-06-26

I have secured the Agency for
the Paige Automobiles for Potter
county. John School,
Gettysburg, S. ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND. COMMENT
Downtown District Alive With
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Court
Reported Sold.
ANOTHER DEAL ON WAY?
Rcgncr Apartments, Valued at
S35O,0OO, Bought by Mason
Realty Company.

With the long hoped for boom reported
to he actually on its way. the real estate
sei-r.ograph Ia working overtime these
days recording all sorts OF disturbances
running throughout the various sections
OF the city. OF course some of these
tr.mors are Of the barely perceptible
variety and may be due to the overeen-
1,iveness OF the recording instrument,
but even at that they are accepted as
evidence that something out of the ordi-
nary is stirring.
Another rumble was reported in the
downtown section yesterday, this time In
the vicinity Of the site for the new home
Of the Federal Reserve Bank on the
westerly portion of the block bounded by
Maiden lane. Nassau. Liberty and
William streets. This particular rumble
was started by the rumor OF the sale of
the twelve story loft building. known as
jewellers Court, at 81 and SO Maiden
lane, directly opposite the Maiden lane
frontage OF the new Government bank
site. According to the story. which has
not been confirmed. the building will be
converted into ofYices In Difference to the
demand for offico space which Is said
TO have been intensified by the announce
ynent OF tho Federal Reserve Banks
plans.
jewelers. Court occupies frontage
Of ss.2 feet on Maiden lane, with a
depth Of 1S9 feet and a rear line Of IS 8
seet between William and Nassau streets
II Is owned by tho 51-5s Maiden Lane
Inc. which bought the building in 1916
from Samuel p. Tull, who previously
bought II from the Duke de Moro OF
Jnssteston. England, subject to a mort
gAGe for S3e1,50O.
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REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Charles s. Kohler. inc. placed first
mortgage loan of $4,000 on the tax
payer property at the southwest corner
of fremont and Morris avenues The
Bronx. with the Commonwealth Savings
Bank for the Erda Realty Company, Inc.
The West Side Savings Bank made a
loan Of $4,000 at 51h per cent. 10 the
Mason Realty Company on its property
at 1871 Shakespeare avenue, The Bronx,
for Ave years.
Plans were filed for four story ware
house at 233 to 235 West Thirty-sixth
street, 42x9S.9, to be erected by w. W.
Hussey. Architect Keister places the
cost at $4,000.
In the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex-
change. 1879 Montague street, William +.
Rae Company. auctioneers will sell to-
day three Brooklyn dwellings at Also
Lutte auction. They are three story and
basement residences located at III
Madison street, near Nostrand avenue
so Quincy street, near Franklin avenue
44s Gates avenue. near Marcy avenue
The sale will be held at IL o'clock noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
HEIGHTS PROPERTY IN DEAL.

But by no means all OF yesterdays
activity was Of the rumbling. subter-
ranean kind. Several important deals
actually broke through the crust, and
among them was the sale of the two big
Washington Heights multifamily houses
known as the Regnis apartments and
valued at $S50,00O. The property occu-
pies the block front on the south side Of
173d street. between Fort Washington
and Haven avenues. and consists of two
five story new law houses of the walk up
type. They were bought by the Mason
Realty Company (Max y. Natason)
from the Long Light Corporation in an
all cash transaction.
The property occupies a plot fronting
1884 feet on the street, SO feet on Haven
avenue and 20.2 feet on Fort Washing
ton avenue. Every apartment has out
side light and the houses are considered
10 be among the best and newest OF their
kind on the Heights. They bring In a
rental income of approximately $40, 900
year. William 8. Baker WAS the broker
in the transaction. The Van Dyok es-
tate became the owner OF the block front
in February. 1918, in foreclosure pro-
ceedings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 18TH STREET-Ennis & SIN
mott bought from Burton Tomkins $50
West 17Sth street, a Ave story. ten
family. new law apartment house, 25x
100. 1t was held at $4,000. Nehring
Bros were the brokers.
EAST NINETY-THIRD STREET-The
Guaranty Trust Company sold the
four story dwelling, 20xS0, at 16 East
Nlnety-third street to a client of
Pease & Gilman. William White &
Sons were the brokers.
EAST 10TH STREET-Rachel Frank
sold 6s East 107th street. Ave story
fiat. 25x100. Simon Myers and S.
Levy were the brokers.
EAST 12sTH STREET-Kurz & Uren
sold for the Central Savings Bank 234
East 12sth street. three story dwell
Ing. 20xl00.
WEST 145TH STRFET-Byrne a Bow
man sold for J. e. Mitchell $50 West
145th street. five story apartment,
S3.4x1o0. The buyer gave In part pay
ment a plot, 50x100. on Mclean ave-
nue., Yonkers. The deal involved
about $4,000.
PARK AVENUE-M. Nssanowitz & Son
sold for Harry II. Cohen the five story
tenement, with stores, at 1890 Park
avenue, on lot 2txso. to William De
Goode.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Meister Builders, Inc. sold to Stirling
Home Builders a block OF forty-two
lots on Victor avenue and De Russey's
lane, near New Brunswick, N. j., for
development.
Ladd & Nichols and Douglas l.. ELL
man & Co rented the villa of Frederick
Il. Guest at Palm Beach to a client FOR
$4,000 for the winter season.
The Lewis II. May Company leased at
Arverne, l. J., for Mary c. O'Donovan
cottage on Alexander avenue to r.
Feuerelsen for Ben Blum cottage on
Vernam avenue too. Birenbaum; for L.
Gottlieb cottage on Clarence avenue to
L. Kolker; for Mrs. A. Muth cottage on
Vernam avenue to A. Fisher for Mary Ia
Fraser on Larl1p street 10 A. Fried
man for Suburban Realty Company on
the Boulevard to ]. Lasarow.
Cocks & willets sold to J. Harper
Bonnell Of New York a farm at Syosset,
L. l., near the Meadow Brook Hunt
Kennels. He plans 10 remodel the build
,ngs on the property and occupy It as a
permanent residence.
The Mason Realty Company bought
the three story building. 160x177x ir-
regular, on Wrinkle avenue near Main
street, Tarrytown. N. T.. through Henry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
veil. The property was held at ,15. 900.

Well. The property was held at SIS, 900.
8. 8. Walstrum-Gordon & Forman
sold for the estate OF James w. Pearsall
to Chester ID. Ireland the plot 400 feet
square bounded by Ridgewood avenue.
Irving street. Park place and Addison
place. In the residential section of Ridge
wood, ". j.
The New York State Banking Depart
ment sold to the Stirling Home Build
ers. Inc. the tract of about 500 lots at
Manor Park, Westheld, n. J. The new
owners plan to start work Immediately
on developing the property for homes
NJ. Nasonowitz q Son were the brokers
In the transactions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29

zen two nve story fats. 1o7x1oo. at
tne northeast corner of 205th street
ana HUI avenue The buyer gave In
part payment 457 East 135th street. a
I'VE story fiat, 25x1O0.
hONEYWEIL AVENUE - John &.
S.sinmetz sold for Macmillan Herzis
so2f Honeywell avenue, a two family
mouse 22x111, to Louis Gersch.
MINFORD PLACE-Alexander se,kin
and David Mintx sold the two story
dwelling, 25xloo, at 1895 Minford
place
TAYLOR AVENUE-John A. steinrnetz
sold for Minnie b. vieiberth 1243 Tay-
Tor avenue. a dwelling, 25x100, to Mi
chael Snyder.
EAST 1S2D STREET.-THE Benenson
Realty Company bought from a cor
poration represented by Clocke, Koch
Il Reidy, attorneys. the Ave story
apartment house, 739 East 1924 street,
on plot b0x100. The house has an an
nual rent roll OF about $1,000 and was
held at $4,000. Heller & Suseman
were the brokers,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
SMITH TO STAND
BY MISS PERKINS
Senate Finance Committee to
Report All Other Nominees
Favorably.
specioi Despatch to Tn. scs

ALBANY, Jan. 28.-Gov Smith had M
comment to make tonight when told
that the Senate Finance Committee had
voted to report favorably tomorrow for
confirmation all his appointees to State
offices except Miss Frances Perlina who
was named by him for State Industrial
Commissioner at $4,000 q year
Tho Governor let it be known that the
Republicans need not expect him TO with.
draw the Perkins nomination. "a bs n, q
been Informed by Democratic Leader
James A. Foley that the Finance Com
mittee at Its meeting next week proba =
Oily Will report Miss Perkins's name ia
vorably II he "sits tight"
The nominations reported and to be
confirmed by the Senate tomorrow are
those OF Lewis Nixon OF New York as
State Superintendent OF Public Works nj
$4,000 year: Michael J. Walsh Of Yon-
kers for State Tax Commissioner at
$4,000 year: Charles F. Rattigan OF
Auburn for Superintendent of State
Prisons at $4,000 a year and Henry
Stanley Renaud Of New York for State
Superintendent OF Elections at $4,000 n
year
They can take their oath Of Office as
soon as the Senate acts on tho nomina-
lions tomorrow.
The Finance Committee did not con-
slider the nomination of Miss Perkins.
When her name was reached two bun
dies OF kilograms one from people seek
ing her confirmation and one from those
opposing her. were handed over by the
clerk OF the Finance Committee. and It
was decided to let the nomination stand
over for week.
Prominent Republicans to-day insisted
that II Miss Perkinss nomination were
to be reported tomorrow to the Senate
she would be defeated and they seemed
inclined tn believe that this should not
he done. They thought that II they per-
m!tted the nomination to simmer" In
committee another week the matter
might adjust itself.
Democrats admit they are not in favor
Of Miss Perkins for any political reason.
other that that II Is n nomination made
by their Democratic Governor. and they
are determined to stand eolidly for her.
II all OF the twenty-five Democrats ara
on hand In the Senate II would require
the votes OF only four Republicans with
them TO confirm Miss Perkins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.

w rranklsn ! Thar.,on 70 samuel wO!r,
Nov 10. 1885; At,ys. White d Case, u
SUFFOLK ST. i5s-Mendei and Hiida
Holts; 1897 Fulton Az bronx: to ny u
ssty' + 4 GrsshSa n IL D e '
AvENUE D, soc Is n 81 st, lSxlS:Hy
Bklyn. TO Herman stark, 2s7 COR 2tD
10th st. July 2. 1917: atty. VIM Weiss;
1.TH ST. $, as SIN ay. e5xicsS-Ar.
thur W Hoppock OF Minneapolis. MINI;
Ellen L A9ppoek, of Rsdlana'' Cal; and
Elem Elem I. Ho Hf now re.idias a, Bal
.ssS.. M.ehsii \ NJ I. val st: $500
Z solomon Doc 30. 1915; atty Andrew
RIvINGToN ST. 1877 .Roths,eln, Inc, IS
Bank 50 Cooper So E, July 20. 1915:
a+rH ST 8-7o6>: rs. $50 10th av. 1Sr
Stone. +o5 Central Park W, Nov %. 1854:
atty. j r Fox. $40 w 3tth st 1000
3+TH ST. n 8. $50 10Th sv. Soxsss-
400 Central Park ", April /. 1875; atty.
% Fox. 5l3 W 3+th st,.......... $4,000
LENOX Av. 6Is. Ieasehoid-Patrlek Cul-
linson to George Ehret, April rs, 1915;
atty. f VI Burkhard. III Bwcy. 81 900
NASSAU ST, 80. leasehoid Charles +
Book ana ano, TO George Ehret, july ~,
1912: atty, 81 Burghard, III Broad
srH Av. cor 4sth st, 2bxIoo-P j Nc.
Guinness to George Ehret. July ., 1911;
atty, f " Burghard, III Bway. $2b. 900
LESOX Az, 52i, MISUNDERSTANDING Gtb-
ney and Edw Duny TO George Ehret
Nov 8, 1916; atty, h NJ Burghard, III
bWay 49,, '..''''''' $500 tl'VVV
ST NICHOLAS AV. y, loo lS6th ST.
3s.1Oxl00--Adolph and Minnie Wolr to
Rosa Kahn. March l, 1915: attys. Nc
Laughin n stern, 10 william at. 80. 500
nth ST. 51s-2l--John C and Jessie NJ
Walworth of New Rochelle, y Y, to Cath
+ Seton. 1874 w 18th st. oct 3, 1917 (:
atty. Title q NJ Co, l35 Bway 81. 500
I'D AV. 174-Ssdie Opler to Sidney Bender,
$40 Jefferson av, Brooklyn Sept !, 1914:
atty, VIM Reynolds, 3Sl 4th hv. IS. 600
MADISON AV, si5--Wm Pulley to Title
Guar IL Trust Co, l7s Bway. Jan 10.
1909; atty. Title Guar q Trust 60, l7G
PEI.L ST, i4-Ernst Plath 10 stephen
Carlton Clark. Cooperstown, y Y. MAY
90, 1903; attys. Young. Yer Planck &
Prince lts bway ;.;,;,,, '::;.'t, $4,000
leasehold-Frsnk Billeci and Anthony
Fidnecia to Abr Ranofsky, SO L Sd at.
and Benz Mindich. 500 10 seth ct. Nov
|, 1915; attys. Koppelman n Weinberg.
isOTH ST. II E--Johanna Metzger. II E
ls0th st, to Frances Lippner 1913 r
1890 st, Bronx. Jan 10. 1918; atty. Chas
S Lippner. 1918 f 1sSd 1900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease Il Gilman leased furnished
apartment in "a West Fifty-nnth street
for Mrs. Hazel Isman to Mrs. Hazel
Jacket; in . West Sixty-seventh street
for Mrs. T. L. Hanfeld TO Mrs. Mary ].
Kelly; let, furnished, for Con. jose
Gomez his apartment in 1872 West Fifty
eighth street to L. r. 1Ioree, the well
known railroad man. and leased apart
ments in Is west F1ftyffth street for
the George Backer Construction Com
many to r., n. VI. NJ. Pearce In 14s East
Forty-ninth street for Mas NJ Z. Dalton
to Mrs. John A. Thayer in 234 Central
park West for Mrs. f. NJ. Purcell to Her
bert s. Skinner and In 166 West Eighty
seventh street for F. ]. Miller to Fred
l.. Draine.
Porter a Co. leased for the estate OF
Thomas Lewis to Jeanette Simmons the
four story dwelling ISL Lenox avenue.
william A. White Il Sons. with the
Payson Mol Merrill Company, leased
TO Mrs. Mollie Higgins Smith the four
story dwelling 104 EAST sixty-fourth
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
GARAGE TO BRING s3BO,ooO.

A contract has already been entered
into, It was learned yesterday, for the
sale Of the three story garage and ma =
chine shop which is to be put up at a
cost Of about s225.0o0 at 231 to 247
West Sixty-flrst street. The Standard
Concrete Steel Company. which bought
the site In the so-called San Juan dis
trict for the erection OF the structure,
has agreed to sell the building upon its
completion, about May 1 next, to the
Orteig Motor Company. manufacturers
OF automobile parts. now located at West
End avenue and Sixty-fourth street. The
selling price agreed upon is $3.50. 900.
the cost OF the building being estimated
at $4,000 and ~ land at $10s.Oo
Excavation of tNe site Is practica lily
completed and work on the building will
start at once The combination machine
shop and garage will help fill the gap
caused by the razing of the fimsy old
tensments put UP by the notorious Bud
denselk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 174TH STREET-E. Schwab q
Co. sold the Ave story apartment
house. 5ox10o. on the north side OF
l74th street, 90 feet west OF Wash
ington avenue.
fTNLAY AVENUE-John +. Fetzer
sold for the Tully Construction Com
pany TO George Zelliox the i've story
Fat. 3sx100. at Ills Finlay avenue.
EAST 10TH STREET--Anna Glass
sold through John r. Fetxer to See
kamp 4 Cordes two Ave story mats
ooxl00, at SIS and 822 East 167th
street, and resold 81s to Anna Heinz
6rANHOPE sTREET-John II. Fetxci
sold for George Zelliox to Rose Han
lon the dwelling at 2o10 stanhop<
street, 25x100.
LAST GOTH srREET--yohn r. Fetzei
sold for Anna sinnot to August Jant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
LIFTS BAN ON NEAR BEER.
Wilson Signed Proclamation In
Paris Last Week,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s,--The Food Adj
ministration announced to-day that
President Wilson signed a proclamation
in Paris on January 2S removing re-
strictions on the manufacture OF 30
called near beers.
1t was stated. however. that the proc
lamation could not become effective until
the seal of tho United States was at
tached thereto by the state Department
and the administration warned the pub
lie that no one could safely act on this
Information until the proclamation has
become effective"
No reference was made 10 the restric-
tions on the manufacture OF beer or
other intoxicating brewed beverages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-29
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
TAT II vEeEY STREET. ]

BY Joseph p. Day.
7TH Az. 2+te-oO. 143d at (No
2o1l. .11x12o. sty apt and strs-Al-
fred benjamin ast J. K Gerlach ct al;
due. tll.395i taxes, Orc, S3.642.55; prior
~, mtg, $4,000; TO the plaintiff. s1b5, 900
O4IH ST, W, " C Seaman av, 1OOx
200. vacant--Mst Life Ins Co ast p
kirwan ct al: due. s21 924.s taxes
&c. 32,I1o.8o. Adjourned TO February II
BY Henry Brady.
CHERRY ct. $40. n ., 287S e Jsckson IT.
s7NeT.9. 8 sty tnt-Timothy Davenport
ct al, trsfes. ast GriYon Realty Co Inc
ct al; due. Hl,71o2+: taxes, 40, $3.50 |;
BY Arthur C. Sheridan.
BOTH ST. go W, 3 9, 1l7 . 9th Az, ak
ESQ, 4 atty loft and str bidg-E n Altman
ast Altman Estate. Inc; due, S12.1ST. As f:
the sisini,ts ' :no 70 mtg. '4o.i So 900 %
ssT5 u. ssi y. .,ias /. OH Az $'' iSs
Dora Harris ct al; duo, $40, 28e. 12: taxes,
&c, sS2S.25: to the plaintiff. ...... SO, 500