I
EIGHT
fHE JAgSAP POST. FREEPOBT, jS. Y, FKIDAY. MARIH 9. 1017
Nassau Post "Want Ads" Spell Results
SALE OF UNDS
NO EXTRA CBARGE FOR IT
Adveiiisemeiits lor The Nassau Posl way be lelt al G. I. Brailhwaile's Slattoaery Slore, Railroad Avenue, Freepori.
\AUTOMOBILES
TO RENT—Dead storage Bpace for automobil«8 |2 per month. P. 0- box 67. Freeport.
fORDS—Several used Ford.s for Rale; pricea ranging ?100 upwards. W. T. Hutcheson, Hempsiead.
BUICK Sedan; five passenger; flrst cla»B running order; price $250, C. C. Boyd, VTestbury.
HELP WANTED-female
WANTDll Woman to care tor home of business couple and four year old child; plain cooking. $25.00 a month; good home for competent person. Apply between 7 and 'J p. m.. It)') H. .Seaman avenue, Free- port. 2 t
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE at Seaford, L, I. 11 acres with old buildings, near depot and water; also fann 54 acres, and other plots and houses at reason-1 able price.-?. Wm. Garnett Payne, 150 Ilroadway, N. Y,
BILLS DISCOUNTED
COltl'OKATIO.NS OUGA.NIZKU $30. •JO by specialist including every ex¬ pense; Overdue accounts collected: Suite I7u2, 220 West 42ud Street, Telephone 5834 Bryant.
AT SprinRfield, new cottage, 5 rooms, bath, 4,200 an. tt. $2,800; accept 1250, or lots as first payment, bal¬ ance as rent. W. Schabehorn, op¬ posite station. Springfield, L. I.
VALLEY STREAM—Two 6 room bouses and one 8 room house; tiled baths, parquet floors, open flre- placcs, beam ceiling, bot water heat; up to date in every respect; on plot 50x200; beat section; low tax r.ate; 18 miles from New York;
* terms reasonable. J. J. Smith, Catherine street. Valley Stream. L. I., phone 670.
WINTER BARGAIN- New up to date Colonial cottage, 7 roonis, bath and pantry; ali improvements; electric¬ ity; large plot; $4,200; easy terms. See Grove G. Thompson, 6 Atlantic
• avenue, Lynbrook, L. I.
REAL HOME AT BELLMORE With 7 rooms, large veranda; gscA, water, range; on large plot, 80x125 feet; more land adjoining; near
'" Bchool, stores, churches, and short walk to depot; beautiful streets and macadam road«; a real gen-
.) uine bargain: price $2,000; terms $200 cash, balance $20 per month; write for photos and particulars. L. W. R. Richards, Bellmore Theatre, Bellmore, L. I., phone 225
¦ Wantagh.
LOTS, $50-At Merrick, I have only a few left, with gas lamps on Btreet; short walk to depot, store.s and schools; will be worth $200 when road is electrified, will take f5 cash, $2 per month; real bar¬ gain-; no fake; investigate; write me today. George Eutt, Merrick. L. I. 2 '
NINTEY lots at Bellmore, south of Merrick road, 5 blocks from rail¬ road depot; price $9,000. S. Dom- bek, 1171 St. John's place, Brook¬ lyn. Tel. 5794 Bedford.
Sensible Mothers Use
Children's laxative
because il regnlales Ihe child's bowels in a genlie manner and wilhoui Ihe harsh, griping ellecl ol mosI laxallvesol Ihls nalure. Nole Ihe formula on Ihe label.
Pcflslir Children's Laxative hu slood the Jest ot Ume aad we rec- omneMl il lo you knowing (hal 11 wlU give yoa the hesl results with- Ml any harahd niter ellecls.
Penslar Children's Laxalive is sold al 25c.
¦¦d only al Pcaslar Dmg Slores.
Chubbuek's
Quality Drug Store
FREEPORT
P'lill line of supplies and auto parts; vulcanizing a specialty. Joseph Hirsch, Brooklyn avenue, Freepori.
PATENTS, Etc.
PATENTS, trade marks, copyrights' , protect you ideas; three valuable' books with list inventions wanted I sent free, phone Barclay 7394 Rich¬ ard B. Owen, patent lawyer, 22nd floor, Woolworth Building, or 168 Owen Building, Washington, E>. C.
WANTED
75 girls to sew on mach¬ ines; those who seek steady I employment only need ap- i ply. Apply
SHEBAR & KLEIN 36 No. Main SI. Freeport. L. I.
FOR RENT
UK i{i;.NT 4 loom apartment and bath; firsv floor, $18. Broadway and Rosedale .^t/e., J. D. Comisky, tcl. 86.
FOR SALE
NO EXTRA CHAIGE FOR iT
Advertisemenls ior The Nassaa Post may be Ieit al G. I. Brnithnvaile's Slalionery Slore, Railroad Ave,, Freeport.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
FAMILY WASfflNG
WASHINGS wanted; called for and delivered; reasonable rates. An¬ derson Employment Agency, Waver¬ ly place, Freeport.
Delicious dressed fowl sent prepaid direct from farm, $1. Hough Farm, I'^ar Hills, N. J.
MUSICAL
PIANO TUNER—Expert, honest, con¬ scientious; $2.50. J. G. Abbotl, North Columbus avenue, Freeport.
HELP WANTED
! MEN AND WOMEN to qualify for I government position; several thou¬ sand appolntmenfa to be made next fewnpionths; full information about openings, hdw to prepare, etc., free. Write immediately for booklet C. G., 153, Earl Hopkins, Washington, D. C.
FOR SALIi—Oak sideboard and din¬ ing table with claw feet. P. O. box 67, Freeport.
CONCRETE Block machine; com¬ plete with quantity of iron pallets, cost $1,200; opiKirtunity to start in block making business; arrange payments to lieht party; will sell cheap. Black Bear Co., Astoria, L. I.
KOR SALB}—Gas range, brass bed. new invalid's chair, curtains, and fine parrot. 20 Seaman Avenue, Freeport _^ ___
FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock breeding oocherel. H. O. Jenner, Bellmore, E. I.
FOR SALE- Two cycle hather metal incubators, 50 eggs size, wilh ex¬ tra equipment; $3. each. Tunison, Logiie street, Smithville South, L. I.
For Sale or To Let—Artistic little house; three roonis furnished it de¬ sired. Bo.x 4. .Merrick. L. I.
I have two sums of $2000 each and one for $1000'[to be placed on first mortgages.
GEORGE M. LEVY
FREEPORT
FOR SALE CHEAP
Plot 50 by 180 ft. on south side of Lincoln Ave., 180 ft. west of Park Ave., Roose¬ velt. For $275 net.
GEO. M, LEVY, Owner
PRES. RANDALL'S ANNUAL REPORT
Continued from Page One.
ment up to the highest point of per¬ fection.
The board was very much inclined to place either one of these in the bud#;ct but unfortunately tB^ Firo Council could not agree as to which was the more necessary and the Board did not feel that both should be included. No doubt both proposi¬ tions will be submJtted by petition for the taxpayers to determine whet¬ her they desire either or both of these.
A conservative value of the prop¬ erty of the Flre Department exceeds $40,000.
I do not need to refer to tin other
I departments of the V'iliage except to I say that they are all in a good heal¬ thy condition. Assessments of prop- 1 erty were never more equitably made j or more accurately described. The as.-iessuienl map is becoming more complete each year.
The claim of Mr. John E. Golding for services as Village Treasurer, which has been a matter of dispute for over 5 years has been amicably seettled and paid. «
The amount of sidewalks is in¬ creasing each year and considerable attention has been given lo connect¬ ing up missing links and making some of the bad walks passable. There is, however, much more that can be done along this line.
The cjtimated budget of expenses to be raised by taxation for the com¬ ing year as advertised wilh the Treasurer's financial statement is $54,121.88 which is $11,835.00 less than the budget of the past year. If the propositions No. 1 to No. 5, sub¬ mitted by the Board should be car¬ ried it would increase the budget only $1500.00 and -itlll be $10335.00 lo¬ wer than last year. This should lower the tax rate 21 cents making it $1.04 per $100.00 of assessment. If other propositions .submitted by pe¬ tition ure voted, the tax rate would be increased about 2 cents for each $1000.00 voted to be raised by tax¬ ation.
As a proposition was carried last March requiring registration of vo¬ ters, it was necessary to divide the Village for this election into two dis¬ tricts, it being a physical Impossi¬ bility for over 1300 to cast their bal¬ lots in one polling place where reg¬ istry lists have to be consulted and signed by each voter. This will add between $200^0 *and $300.On to the cost of conducting the election, but the Board has no option In the mat¬ ter, as the proposition was carried by a majority of the voters at the last Village election. Whether the bene¬ flt derived from thjs change wHl be material is a matter of conjecture.
I wish in closing to express my ap¬ preciation of the hearty co-operation given me by my fellow members of the Board of Trusjteos and of all of the employees of the Village and of the public generally. There nerer has been a greater spirit ot harmony than that prerailing during the i^asc year. I feel sure that you aa tax-
For Sale-Ford Coupelet, 1915 model, self starter, ckHtric liglits, fully equipped, )$4oo, Tclcphf)iic i2n7 Freeport Box ;]43 Baldwin,
For Sale Two lots on north .side of Granada Ave. luO ft. cast of main St., Write address Mv. C. Dahl. Roosevelt, L. I.
LOCKSMITHS
LOCKSMITH anl[~generaT repairing. knives sharpened. A. A. .Nock, Church street, Freeport.
LOCKS.MITH Expert repairing, gen¬ eral locksmith. John .\I. Simpson, South Main street. Freeport.
FURNISHED ROOMS
I TO LET—Furnished roonis ^vith ! board. Also table boarders ac- I comniodatcd. Reasonable rates, M. IE. Jackson, 161 N. .Main stret?!. Free port.
NOTICE
On account of the hijjh cost of ma¬ terial, on and after .March 15, all acetylene welding and brazint; will be for cash,-enly.
Theo. Bedell, Fieeport
payes and voters cannot but be con¬ vinced that those whom you have had to serve you In Village matters during the past year have been sincere and honest In their efforts to perform their several duties. ¦,
Yours respectfully,
ERNEST S. RANDALL, President of the VII- lage of Freeport.
Thoughta of Great Minds. The miiul is a sturehmisc in which, day by dny, thoughts urt- ciuistantly being placed. In it we muke tlioughts, too, but the quality <>f our own tliought product depends uimn thut which we store nwHy. Therefore, nothing is more essential to real edu¬ catlou thun thnt the uiIikI be kept fresh and sweet by communion with the great minds of the past.
WILL pay cash for deeds of property threateoert with foreclosure. Ed¬ wards. 9 West 45th street, eighth floor front. New York City.
PARCEL POST
I/rugs and sundries shipped to your home by Parcels Post without extra cost. Chubbuek's Phaimacy, Freeport, N. Y.
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWHITiCRS - - Savings average from 50 per cent to 75 per cent; all models, factory built, all makes; written guarantee with every ma¬ cliine. A full list of satisfied users, open for your inspection; buyini' your machino from u.s means you are doins business with a reputable firm who will make good any claim of dissatisfaction . Goldsmith Bros., The Big Stationery Store, 77 Nassau Slreet, New Yorit City.
BUILDING MATERLAL
j
C. H. Southard Co., second hand building material, such as timber, I flooiir.g, veiling, steel (all shapesi, plumbing fixtures, mantels, doorp, \ windows, etc., anyihing and every¬ thing light here. Yards and offlces Oth avenue, 14lli lo 15th streets, New York City.
WANTED
WA.N'TED SU'Uo.arapher desires ex¬ tra work, typewriting done by folio or piece. Phone Freeport 871. 3i
W'ANTED—Building about 20x20 to buy; to be used as a garage; state price and location, Box C, Nassau Post.
WA.NTED—Energetic active man to establish permanent business; whole or part time; health and ac- 'cident insurance; immediate cash returns and future. National Cas¬ ualty Company, Detroit, Mich.
HUNDREDS OF GOVERNMENT jobs open to women; iist free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 631-D, Rochester, N. Y.
WO.MEN WANTED for Government clerkships; $75 a month; "pull" un¬ necessary; cominon education suffl¬ cient; examination soon; specimen questions free. Write iinmedialely Franklin Institute, Dept. C81-D, Rochester, N. Y.
MACHINERY WANTED
We are in the market for large and small lathes and shafting.
Stevens Piston Ring Co.
Incorporated
Freeport Long Island
HOUSE W^ANTED
Reliable party is deairous of ob- talning'for rent, with purcliase op¬ tion, house on as large a plot of ground as possible. House must bein good condition, of at least 8 rooms, and have modern improve¬ ments.
Kindly send full particulars with location of property, to W. D. Spalt- hoff, Room S20 Woolworth Bidg., New YOrk City. ia-BS^
MORTGAGE LOANS
MONEY
TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE. Qoick Action. E. N. EDWARDS FREEPORT, L. I.
MOJJEr TO LOAN.
Have 12500; $3000; and |4000 to loan on Bond and .Mortgage. John¬ son & Johnson, I^awyers, Freeport, New Tork.
MOTOR BOATS i
Recognized a Master.
Nat Goodwin's opinion upon th^ pro¬ duction of realistic patho.s In comedy mny be accepted na academic. Mr. Goodwin 8«l(h^"I used to recite 'Good- by, Jim,' until I heard Riley do It. Then I asked heaven to forgiVe me, and never trie<l it again!"—Booth TarklDgtoo. tn Collier's Weekly.
FOR SALE—.Motor boat "Chippawa," built new 1915; sixteen feet by four feet seven; Barker 3'-.! hori^e power engine, fully equipped; including canopy top and side curtains. In¬ quire Fred P. Harrington, 76 So. Grove street. Freeport. phone 765-J.
Makes a Difference. ; ^^'hen a woman goes shopping the i pitch of her voice depends upon wheth- i er sbe asks for silks or calico.
FOR
UNPAID TAXES
CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 24
I Block IZn.
I Unlcnown. InU 1 to S, rear. 1*1S.
ISli, eacti. CIS
Unknown, U>u e to Ki, T.an 1913.
1914. each. B.14
Unknown, lou 33 to SI. ytmra 1913. ! 1S1«, M£h. CIS
Ulock 124,
Unknown, lota 1 to B, yean 191.1, : 1914. each, <.18
Unknown, lou S to Sl, yetn 1913.
1914. <«ch, 5 14
I Klork 126.
V.'Tikn..wn. IoU 1 t. «, y»mr» 1913. I 1914. ea<h. 3.96
: t'nkn..wii. luU 7 to 11. ywira Ull.t,
lil 14. each, »14
I Unknown, lots 12 to IS. yrar. 19n. 1 li)14 each. 3 9.'.
1 Block 126.
Unknown, lot 1. yeara 1913, 1814. 3.2."!
! Block 127. I Unknown. loU 1. 2, S. y.*" 1913.
1914. larh. B.l4
I HI..i'k V2S
Unknown. Ir,u 1 to 10, years 1913,
19H. eaoh. 3 ».''
Block 120.
Unknown, lou 1 to 6. yean. 191,T
1914. each, .t.Ofi
Map nf William Davl.Kon. deo'fl. at Eist
KotkawHv sur/e\eil March. IsSii. hv Car
man I'.rneiiu* klled In County Cl.rk. nf
fiee. District 11. ill.ck 11,
Hiiward Crnwell. Intn 10 to 22. year
ISI.';. .M 7.1
Ui'vlnpil map of Fr<'epr,rt Centre am«n>I.M.
propertv r.f I. 1, HeailV Co. BUr^e.Vld A'l-
pujit liUHi. hy Smith & Maleolnm.in. Klle.i in rounty Clerks OtTl.e Kit.ruary Ifl, liHl nintrlit n
I'nknown, loti «0. 01, year 1913. 4 T'l
Mrs. Hhoelie A Illii. r, IMsiri-n II, 2 aiT.B north by 11. SImonsoii, enKt by Itoekaway avenue, ""outh hv .1 I' t'orliwell. w..(it hy Mill Klvei', Iftti, (in-.Hi
Man 2 of sedion R, Windsor t.and and Im- provemenl C;., made hy C. \V. Smith. He cen.brr 14, lull. Piled In Couniy (lerk's Olfice March 28, lftl2. District lit.
lilock t'« rnkm.wn '»« 1 to 18. 32 to f. years l»i:i 1914, euch. B.4S
lil.>i-k i<iK . Unknown, ioi.« I to 211 29. ,10, 39 to t,7. years IIM'.. 11114. each, 4 2S
HI.Kk 112. Unknown, lo's 1 to 22 27 to 30. 4fi to «:> ycai.s U»::t, III14, eaeh. 4.2S
lots 2H to 2tt. year I9I4,
Unknown
each, il .-k l.'tO.
Unknown
each. !|.,k ni.
Unknown
;,:i, yeara
Unknown
mit. eac
BlOrk 141.
lots 1 lo 27. years 1911, lltH.
lots .. t.i 18. 21. 22. 2,'i to Ulll 1014. each, lots 23, 24 year 1914 ea.-h.
lots 1 to 40, years I9]:l, Ittl4.
l.>'s 1 to B 8 to 60. years
44. years 1913.
1913,
1913,
1913.
lots 1 to 3S. year. 1013,
lots I tJ 29, 32 to 38, years . each,
|nt.« I to 1. II to IM. 21 to IliUl, I',pl4, ea.h lots b. 0, io, years 1913,
lots 1 to 36, yeirs 1911 It!i4, hits I to b, 9 to 38 veiir.
each lotf. 8 t
lot! ;~3 to 37, rears
lote 15 to 23. years
lots 1 to 38. years
lilll. 1!)14, i.ach.
Bl
143.
Inknu
lou
1 o 34, 37. .IS,
Il.ll. 1914
Ulock I4<. .'nknown, lots 1 to mil, 1914. each.
bl ck 14&. Unknown, lo--. 1 to 3 lo 3(1, M-ars 1911 i'J
Illji k HO,
1911. r.114,
flock Unki
vn, lols 1 ta
each.
19 24 to 38. years 10, 22 to 27 W to
IS 1913, IUI4. each.
1 2 i„
y.eani 1913. 1914.
yMira 191),
1*<. Bl .ck' 14K,
I I.kn
each Blu.'>< IM,
Unknown lots 12. 18. 20 to 23. year.
11)11. 1914. each
Block I'la.
Inkn.iwn, lots
Illl 4, each. Klo.k lj.1,
I nlmowrn. lots 1 I'. 17, 20 to 24. .10
|.< 38, years 1913, 11)14. each.
Unknown, lots 2S i.j 2!) year 1914,
Bach, HI ck lt>4
Inknown, lots 1. 2, 3, 7. 8, year 1914.
eueh,
Unknown, lots 4 to «. 9 to 17. 20 to
1.S, y.ars 1913, 1914. each. Bcick l.-Ji.
Unkrcwn. lots 1 to 14, 17 to 3ft. years
I'.lll 1914, each,
Unknown lots IS, 16. yrar IUI4. each. BI.Kk ISB.
I rknown lots I to 36. years IBM. 1914.
e:ioh. Bl.j.k 157.
Unknown, lots i to S, 9 to 28. 32 to
3C, year. 1913, 1914. ea.h.
Unknown, lots 6 Io 8. year I»I4 each. Block 15».
I'nknown. lots I to 8, IM to 22, 201.
19 years 1913. 1914. each. B! .ck I.W.
I nknown. lots iA. Mk 9 • A •¦¦¦
leis, i»iA ••*, dhMk Ma
Unknown kM. I t> s. 7—'J rasa. na^z.
each, Biock IBl.
Unknown, lots
lfl4, each. Block 162
I nknown, lots
1911 each lll...k IK!.
Unknown. I.ns
I9U each, U: ..k IfK.
Unknown, lott
each,
Blix-k IIM. Unknown, lots 191'.. 1914, eaci
2 23
4 2S
4 28 i 2.1
4 2h
3 -I! 3.7ti 3.23 3.23 32:1
3 76
S.7U
*.'2ls bOt,
1.28
4 28
4 28
4 28
4 28
3 70
3 7t!
B.23
3.21
3.23
8 76 200
2.0(1 3 76
428 223
4.28
k. B, I to S. years 1813.
I to 22. yum 1913.
I lo IH, years 1913, to 2.^ yeart 1913. 1914.
I it 10 20 to ,13 year.
II 10 t(. year 1914.
Unknown.
Uit.'l, 1914
Unknown,
each, Blo-k 167
Unknown.
1913, 1914.
Unknown,
each. Ul.K-k ittO
lots I to 33.
33. 19. year
years
1914,
lots I te 6, 9 to 2B. year. eah, lots 26 to 31. yKtr 1914.
Unknown lots 1 ;o 6 yean 1913, 1914,
0 9 tl to 22. '913. 1914. years 1913,
4 28 428 4 28
4 2^ 3 TO
8 7H
2 00
323
1,78
3 2:* 1 78
2.92
Z92
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.ck
172.
'nknown.
HM
..Ck
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'111
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173
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CM
K-k
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174
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10. years 1911
lots 1 to 18
lots < te 18
year. 1913, rears 1»1I
Ols I lo VX. raara 1*1-1,
281 281 1*1
Block in.
Unknown. Itiu 1 te SS. yaaxa IClS.
1M4. MCh. |.a
Bl.ck 17».
Unknown, Iota 1 to U. raara ISU,
1914, eaca, AM
Block 180,
Unknown. leU 1 to XI. St to IS. jma.
i»i3, 1914, MCh. an
Block 181.
Unknown. IoU 1 to 3S, rear. lait.
1914. eaoh, an
BliK-k 182.
Unknown. IoU I to 38. yeax. ISU,
1914, each, ISI
Bl. ,k lai.
I'nknown. lots 11 to 27. 30 to IT,
vears 1913. 1914. each. !•>
Blcck 184,
Unknown. loU 4 to 38. reaaa lOXS,
1914, each, aS*
Block 18A.
Unknown, lot. 1 to 37. year. 191S,
1911, earh. !(•
Block 183A.
Unknown IoU I to B. year. 1S13.
1914. each, IfS
Hloi'k 190.
Unknown, IoU 27 to 29, yea-. 1913.
1914. each. «n
HUK-k IBI.
Unknown, lota 9 to 33, year. 1913.
mu. each. x s>
Ill.-l 192.
1 nknnwn |r.«s Ifl lo 2J 30, years 1813,
1914. rtectt. ts*
111 l.k nn
Unknown lots l.^ to 38 yewrs l»t3,
I9H r^ch, atl
Ulock IW..
Unknown, lols IS to 32, years 1913.
1014. each, tn
ni..ck ISO
InUii.wn lots 20 to W. yearn 1913,
1914, each sgt
¦\i: core :,i[s not Indicated by numtwrs.
yeara lllll 1914. fl3 t9
Map of Us'at.-.. of l,inn Beach (npportlineif fr .m 3.1.-. .<rrr parcel as per res.ilutlons .S* 201 an.l .Vo. 308 Hoard of Silperv:».)rs) Dis¬ trict 2S
U'... k 11 Unknown 'ols 4« 47, year 11)14 each, 4 Sa
Itlnck 2,-1 UnKiiown. lots 43 to 4.1, year 1014, each, ZAA
Bl..,k 41 Unkn.wn lots 1 to 13, vesr 11)14. each. < so
Mlo, k 47 ''nknown, lot.i 41, 42 year ini4 each, 4 3*
BHck K Unknown, l,.ts 13 to 18, 21 in 24, year 11)14 each 28.8»
nio.-k .',¦!
UnVn.mn ;ols 1 lo's, 14 to !7, vear
1914 each. 4.3»
Mm. .if r»t,Tte» of I.,in« Beach (a;.portioned
from 'H'l tier" parce. as per resolution N*
31)2 Board of Snriervlsor») r>l,«ir|.'t 28 Uio, k Ifl
i"T-,l'ii .Wl . lots 1« 10 .1.1. vears 1914.
'¦a.h S,«»
l!l..ck -111.
Unknown, lols 42 to M, yeSr 1914,
4.S»
Mlo.k 41
Unknown :ots .10 to 3fl vear 1914,
ea.h, iil...k 16
I'nknown toll ."16 10 62 year 1914,
each. Blo.-k in
Unkinun, lots 11 I., 13 18 lo 20. 46
lo 41 v-ai 1914 each
t>. r. K tw
I niiicwn. lots 46 lo .Vl, vear 1014,
•M. h Blo, k IS
Unkn...vn lots 4 to 7, yr-ar li)|4 esch, Bl ..k ..(I
l'nkn.>'vn, Int.. ,'.a III lit, year 1914.
43»
8 80 S 4#
43»
I'l... k ri2
Unknown. |oi in v.-a, ISU 28 8T
r'..rr..i(..i map of iini[«Tty known as HlKb
ilrale Hca'lv ''o m.nde by Smith and Mal-
.-onison March lll'tt r-led In c.iunty Clerk'.
¦II'I.-I- Ap.ll .'. IWi'l IllKirlrl 8 Ut^l."' Wl, lols 71 lo 74 vcora 1913, 1914.
each 4 or
I .known. „r. |l» 170 year. 1914.
•.. h s 6^
U I. Henrv .Hrlth Inl 171. years 1913. 19'1 7 7#
Co Dertell lols 172 1724. year 1914, 28.ri»
SPI-X'IAI. FKANCSIHE.
lireaT South Ilay l-'erry Co. Illstrlct 9 In vUlajte nt Kr-epori Tracks a.-ross Front siriei ItHv str..t!l rnd Cedar ulieet. year* I'llt l!)14, 2.''i.8r
rieeport Italleoad Co District 9 year 11)14, 93.XT
liil.ilr Servic. CorporalL.n lilstilci ,V.
II .'i. year 19.4. 2'.! «» Map of K«tan-s of l-oni; Beach iap|iorllone(»
(rom I.iri2 01 nrreif as p<'r rewiliillons .No. :'0I and .'108. lioard of Supervisors) Ul.irlcf 28
eai-h
Bl.i.k 160.
I'nk'iown. lots 61 to 70
ea.-h.
Blo.k 186
Inknown. lots 68 to 70,
each.
Blo. k 187.
I'nknown. lota 43 to 4B.
each.
Ulo<'k 191.
year 1014.
year 1914,
year 1914,
Unknnwn lot 12, year 1914.
Block 204
1 nknown, IoU 1 to S. year
As |*r resolution No 392
Block 132
Unknown, lots 12 to 23.
each.
Blo<--k 142.
Unknown I«U 14 to IB
year 1914, ea, h.
Blo' k 144.
Unknown. I^ts 31 to .35.
each.
^ < ijer apportionment No. 1
1914. each.
Diatrlct 28.
year 1914.
&2 t. 67,
year 1914.
•-.30-16 I>l
3.89
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3 41
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alrtct
Unknown. IoU 17 to 23. tramt Ml*.
MCh, ISV-
Unknown, lou 14 10 22 .33. 84. year 1914. each. 19 OS-
Block 188. Unknown, lou 29. .30. y..r 1814. each, t.gf
NOW. TtlKREFORK, nolle* la herebv (Iv.a that. In purKuance nl tbe powers VMte4 in in» by law I Hhall, on Ihe
20(b amy itt Marvb, 191T,
at 10 .iclncfc In the forenoon, ut the Count/ Court House. Mineola, Nassau County, N.* Vork, commenc. selling at public auction, .• much .If eacb of lhe said several anil re.p«rtlv« lots, tracts piece, or parcels of Isnd. aa .hair he suftlcloni to pay all Stale, Couniy, Hlith- way. Hrhool or other taxe. asaeawid therer)0> in the years 1913 and 1914. that may then r.- maln due on each th.reof. restieetlvely, to- Keiher with the interest, costs and ctiarK.. which have arleen or accrued or that may arise or accrue thereon and shall s«ll. aniji cntlnuii from day to day to mII. until thr said sale shall he complel«d The purcbawrr at suih suir shall pay the amount of their ra- spective bids to the i'ounly Treasurer wlthli> forty«lKht hours after the last day of thr sale, an.l re<^clve cerlincates .learrlblna th. lands purchswd. the sums [.aid, and the time^ wh"n Iho piirchai'ers wIP be entitle.l lo Aeeat, and after the expiration of one year from the- I.at day of su'h sale, they sh.'l be entiiled Ic receive ennvevadcrs nf the I.nd so |.nr> h»»e.» by then. resiieMlvelv. unlens lh.. owrier or ocrupanl iheie-.f -y f/.ne other person inter. ested theriin. piirsu.nl to law. »hall have previously n'leen-ed Ihe same, hy pavlns to the C.jurlv Tieasurer. for fho use of the fiur- cha«er hfs heirs, or assicns. ttie sum men- n ned In the certificate. *lih Int.reel at tht rat. of l»n p'r conturn per annum troiti Ihr ¦late of surh rerttflc.ie, and any »«i whl.-h th» ho|.l«r of said reriUlc.ie shall have paid be¬ tween ttie davs of the "ale nni' redemption, to- eeth^r with the sha.e of the e»r*n«e of «h* p.lHlrsflon of n-iUce. |o redeem the 'e»| ,.(l.fr •oM 'or iinpaM tases aa .piKjrtloned Sv t'l.
•onntv Treasure- <r, the real exste eo r»-
leemed
WILLIAM F. l.UVSTKR,
Ooumr Ttaat.T.r. ^
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