SIX
THE KASSAU POST, FBEEPOBT, N. ¥, FWDAT.^AterST 18, I9M.
LEOAL NOTICES.
8UPRKMK COURT,^ NASSAU COUNTY —Maria Foster, Piaiotiir. acalnt Anna M. Kenner, Martha W. Kenny, Klaie it. Cftrnicha«l, N«al tf. BMker, aa Kxmcvtor ot and Truntee under the I>aat Will and Testament of Wllllani J. K. Kennr. deceaaed. Thomaa F. jiheedy. The Freeport Bank. David Wealey Pino, Edward M. Orout, Neal D. Becker, William Oeorge Foeter and John R. Moore, Defendant*.
In purauance of an interlocutory Judgment made and entered In tbe above entitled actiorf, dated May ZSrd, ItK, and entered in the olllce of the Clerk of the County of Nassau, on May J7th, 19K, I the undersigned, tbe ref¬ eree in said judment named, will sell 1b one parcel at public auction to the hiahest bidder, at the front door of the County Court House at Mineola, In tbe Town of Hempstead, Nassau County, on the
4«h DAT OT ACOVaT, iai«, at 10 o'clock la the forenoon, the prsmises described In tbe said, inter¬ locutory JudamftOt, the said premlseB tictnc Parcels C and D on the Com¬ missioners' Map flied in the Nassau County Clerk's ofllce In this action on Juna <rd. Itlt, said premises belna bounded and described as follows to wit:
All that certain plot, piece or par- c«l of land situated at Merrick, tn the Town of Hempstead, County of Nas- ¦au and Btate of New York, bounded and described as follows:
^eairinlnv at a concrete monument, at tb* northwesterly comer thereof where the same adjoins land now or formerly of Kate V. Bamum at a point dIsUnt 728.(8 feet southerly from tbe South Oyster Bay Turnpike ¦leasured on the easterly line of Wynsum Avenue; running thence 8. SS degrees 41 minutes E. 2,0«B.4O feet along the easterly line of said Wyn¬ sum Avenue to a stake at the south- •rly end thereof, at the head of the meadow; thence S.' 66 degrees 19 mlutes W. 17 feet along the souther¬ ly end of said Wynaum Avenue to a ¦take on the easterly line of land now or formerly of Kate V. Bamum; thence S. 42 degrees S3 minutec E. it* 7-10 feet along said land now or formerly of Kate V. Bamum to a ¦take; thence S, 14 degrees 3t ml ntes E. along a line of fence and ¦takes and c. line of ditch separating the property hereby described from land now or formerly of said Kate V. Barnum 6,0A0 feet more or less to the westerly side of the channel; then<^ l»ounded southerly and easterly by ¦Whaleneck Core or Bay to the dralrf or channel that leads throiigh said Cove or Bay to the mouth of Whalen¬ eck River; including all the hae- ¦ocks and bars on the westerly side of said drain or channel; thence northerly along the centre line of said Whalenbeck River until It comes to a point In said river where the south¬ erly boundary .line of land now or formerly of said Kate V. Barnum crosses said river; thence along said land now or formerly of Barnum S. JO degrees 6< minutes W. 59 feet more or less to a* stake; thence still iclbng said land now or formerly of Barnum S, 70 degrees 66 Minutes W. 166.21 feet to a stake; thence still along said land now or formerly of Barnum S. 66 degrees 17 minutes W. 729.64 feet to the easterly line of Wynsum Avenue at the point or place of beginning, be the said several di¬ mensions more or less.
Together wljh all the land In Wyn¬ sum Avenue abutting and adjoining ¦aid premises to the center line there¬ cf; and together with all the lands under the waters of Whaleneck Klver, Whaleneck Cove and Hemp¬ atead Bay opposite the land above described: and including all the haa- ¦ocks and bars on the westerly side .of said drain or channel leading through said cove or bay and togeth¬ er with all riparian rights appurten¬ ant to said premises: containing within said bounds 26.94 acres of up land,1.57 acres of roads, 44.14 acres of meadow and 66.4 acres of hassocks, tars and landls under water, be the ¦ame more or less.
Also all that plot, piece or parcel of land with the buildings and im¬ provements thereon situated at Mer¬ rick in the Town of Hempstead, Co¬ unty of Nassau, State of New York, bounded and described as foUows: Beginning at a stake at the inter- , aection of the southerly line of thu South Oyster Bay Turnpike (now known as the Merrick Road) with the westerly lino of Hewlett Avenue; running thence along said southerly line of the South Oyster Bay Turn¬ pike, N. 66 degress 24 minutes E.
474.14 feet to a concrete monument; thence S. 23 degrees 41 minutes K., part of the Way along the easterly iKiundary of the premises described In the mortgage from William J. K. Kenny and William George Foster to The Freeport Bank, recorded In the Nassau County Clerk's office on No¬ vember 19, lh02, in Liber 22 of Mort¬ gages, page BU, 1413.31 feet to a con¬ crete monument: thence N. 66 degrees 19 mlnutoH K. 38:i.57 feet to a con¬ crete monument on the Westerly line of Wynaum Avenue; thence along ¦aid Westerly line of Wynsum Ave¬ nue, S. 23 degrees 41 minutes K. 169.- 72 feet to a concrete monument on the northerly line of land now or for¬ merly of Kate V. Barnum, thence along said land now or formerly of Barnum S. 71 degrees 6'^ minutes W.
661.15 feet to a stake; thenc^ still along said land now or formerly of Barnum 8. 29 degrees 46 minutes E. IIBI.76 feet to a stake; thence still along .«ald land now or formerly of Barnum 8. VI degrees 14 minutes W. 177.20 feet to a concrete monument; thence still along said land now or formerly of Barnum S. 17 degrees \2 minutes E. 2400 feet more or less to Squaw Creek; running thence ¦outherly, westerly and southeaster¬ ly along said Squaw Creek, as said Creek runs, to the Merrick Cove; thence running southerly, westerhr and northerly along said Merrick Coy« to the southerly lino of land of Ifi. C. Cammann; thence along said land of Cammann N. 75 degrees 26 minutes E. 490 feet more or less to a ¦take in the centre line of the pro- po*ed road to be or now laid out by Messrs. Raynor and Pine, thenc« along the centre line of said propos¬ ed road N. 14 degrees, 35 minutes West 1463 feet to a concrete BMIM- nent; thence S. 6S degrees 00 minutes West 266 fuet more or less to the Vast aide of the Old Merrick Canal as the same existed before the widening and extension thereof; thence north¬ erly following the east side ot said Old Merrick Canal as the same exist¬ ed before the widening and exten¬ sion thereof, four hundred and flfty feet more or less to the head of said old Canal at a point opposite tho dock and distant thirty feet more or less North Sixty-three degrees three min¬ utes East from the Easterly side of Merrick Avenue; running thence north sixty-three degrees three min¬ utes Bast seventy-eight feet more or less to a point In the centre line of the Private Canal: thence Northerly following the. centre line of said Private Canal as recently widened and excavated to a point in said cen¬ ter Une at the head of said Private Canal: running thence north 26 de¬ crees (T minutes West along a line ^rhtch Is equi-dlstant from the East¬ erly side of Merrick Avenue and the Weaterly aide of Hewlett Avenue •4S.SS feet to a stake on the south¬ erly line of the property now or late of Theororet Bartow; thence along aald land now or late of Bartow N. i< decrees tt minute* E. tSt.lO feet to a atake on the westerly line of Hewlett ATenue. thenee along said weaterly Une of Hewlett Arenue N. M decrees ST nlautea VT. Btl.TO feet to the point of b««lnaiBr: and also all the land In aald Booth Oyater Bay Turnpike aad yfynanm ATenue, a4 Jaeant to aald pr«aklae% to the eea- tre' lln* thereof reapectlTely; togaither wtth all the tonner rt*ht tltl aaad \ rtck Canal, aa^ tka awM eataiad Jnh .,
LE&AL NOTICES^
fore tbe widening thereof, thence interest of Daniel B. Raynor and Annie B., his wife, and D. Wesley Pine and L^aiira E., his wife, of. in and to Merrick Creek, Merrick Cove and Merrick Canal adjoining said premise*, and or, ii» and to the lands therein, and of, in and to the lands tying therein covered by water, sub¬ ject however, to such rights as the pubiic may have in that portion of Merrick Creek included within the above bounderlea, and ot. in and to said Merrick Cove and Merrick Can¬ al: containing within said l>ound^ 37.77 acres of upland,. 42.09 acres of fliled meadow, 12.88 acres of unfilled meadow, and 76-100 acres of under water, making a total of 91.60 acres, be the same more or lesa including therein <.>7 acres in roada certain parts thereof, to wit:
The above described premises are to be sold subject to two liens upon 1. A lien td the extent of 88,000, with Interest from January 1. 1916, at 6 per cent, by virtue Of the mortgage made November 12, 1902, by William J. K. Kenny and William Oeorge Fos¬ ter to The Freeport Bank, recorded In the Nassau County Clerk's office on November 19, 1902, In LIber 22 of Mortgages, page S9, upon which mortgage the principal la overdue and now held by The Freeport Bank, the said portion subject to said lien being described as follows:
Beginning at tbe Northwest corner thereof at a locust stake at the inter¬ section of tbe Easterly slds of Hew¬ lett Avenue with the Southerly side of a newly laid out road, said point being distant four hundred and flfty (460) feet Southerly from the South¬ erly side of the Merrick Uoad, as measured along the Easterly side of Hewlett' Avenue, running thence Easterly along the Southerly side of said road three hundred and eighty- seven and three-tenths (387.3) feet to a locust stake which bears north sixty-six degrees five minutes East (N. 66 degrees 06 minutes E.) from the point of beginning. running thence ScMith twenty-three degrees forty-flve minutes East (8. 23 degrees, 46 minutes E.) four hundred and four and two-tenths (404.2) feet to a lo- cijst stake on the Northerly slie o£ another newly laid out road, running thence westerly along the Northerly aide of said last mentioned road to h locust stake on the Easterly sidn nf said Hewlett Avenue bearing South sixty-nine degrees seventeen min¬ utes West (S. 69 ilegrees 17 mlnut. !- W^ three hundred and sixty-six (366) feet, and running thence North¬ erly twenty-seven degret's West (N. 27 degreesW.) along the Easterly side of Hewlett Avenue three hundred and eighty-four (884) feet to the point or place of beginning.
2. A lien to the extent of $3,260 with Interest at 6 per cent, from Jan¬ uary Ist, 1916, by virtue of th« mort¬ gage executed on December 16, 1902, by William 1. K. Kenny and W U'am Oeorge Foster, to Daniel IJ. itayiior an'l David Wesley Pine, rfcconln 1 >n the Nassau County Clerk's offl'^e on December 17, 1902, In Liber 22 of Mortgages, page 282, and now held by David Wesley Pine (upon which mortgage the principal is overdue) by virtue of a due assignment thereof by the said Daniel B. Raynor of all his Interest therein, the said portions subject to the said Hen being describ¬ ed as follows:
That plec«><or parcel of land begin¬ ning at a point In the southerly line of the property now or formerly of Theodoret Bartow equi-distant from the Easterly aide of Merrick Avenue "id the Weaterly side of Hewl»t». Avenue, which point is distant alxty- slx degrees twenty-eight minutes Eaat three hundred and twenty-eight and ten one-hundredtha feet from aald Easterly side of/Merrick Avenue; snd running thence north alxty-slx degrees twenty-eight minutes East Ihree hundred and sixty-one and six¬ teen one-hundredtha feet more or less to the centre line of Hewlett Avenue, running thence along said centre line of Hewlett Avenue South twenty-six degrees fifty-seven min¬ utes East fifteen hundred and eighty- seven feet and flfty one-hundredths of a foot more or less to an angle in the same; thence southerly still along the centre line of said Hewlett Avenue South fourteen degreea thirty minuutes East three hundred and for¬ ty-six and ten one-hundredths feet more or less to the land formerly of William J. K. Kenny and William George Foster: thence along the land formerly of said William J. K. Kenny and William Oeorge Foster South six- three degrees West three hundred and ninety-eight feet more or leas to the centre line of the proposed road between the property hereby des- Mid anil vnid land formerly of Wtt- 11am J. K. Kenny and William Oeorge Foster; thence still South sixty-three degrees West two hundred and slx- ty-flve feet more or less to the East side of the old Merrick Canal as the same existed before the widening and extension thereof; thence northerly following the East side of said old Merrick Canal as the same existed be¬ fore the widening and extension thereof, four hundred and flfty feet more or leas to the head of said old Canal at a point otiposlte . the dock and distant thirty feet more om'iess North sixty-three degreea three min¬ utes East from the Easterly aide of Merrick Avenue; running thence north sixty-three degrees three min- utea Bast seventy-eight feet more or leas to a point In the centre line of the Private Canal; thence Northerly following the centre line of aaid Pri¬ vate Canal as recently widened and fxcavated to a point In said centre line at the head of said Private Can al; running thence north twenty-six degrees flfty-aeven minutes more or leas West along a line whioh Is equi¬ distant from the easterly side of Mer¬ rick Avenue and the westerly aide of Hewlett Avenue eight hundred forty- flve and elghty-elgtit one-hundredths feet more or leas to the Southerly Une of the property now or late of Theodoret Bartow at the point or place of beginning, containing within said bounds abont nH^eteen and forty-three hundredth* acres more or less of upland, according to a survey of said property by Kvana Brothers, Hurveyora, dated Jamaica, Ix>ag Is¬ land, November, \»02.
Also a certain piece or atrip of land bounded on tbe North by the Merrick Road. on the Easterly aide by the centre line of Hewlett Avenue; on the Southerly side by the Norther¬ ly line of the property described In the preceeding para«rraph hereof and Westerly by the land now or late the property of Theodoret Bartow, being thirty-three and six one-hundredths feet more or les* In width at the northerly and southerly ends thereof and Ave hundred and thirty-three and seventy one-hundredth* feet more or less In length on each side, and con¬ taining about forty-one one-hundred¬ th* of an acre more or less.
Also all that piece of meadow land, situate at Merrick aforesaid, bound¬ ed and described as followa:
Beginning at a point In the centre Une of the proposed road between the land formerly of William J. KL Kenny and William Oeorge Foster, which wa* conveyed to them by Dan¬ iel B. Raynor and Annl* B., his wife, and D. Wesley Pine and LAura H., his wife, by deed, dated May 31. 1901, and recorded in Liber 80 of Convey¬ ances, page Tt, in Nassau County Clerk's Offlce and the premleea now described; and running thence along the centre line of aald propo*ed road South fourteen degree* thlrty-flT* minute* Kaat aeTea huntfred and •Ighty-aeven feet BMre or l««a to the. centre of a •mall creek at the South¬ erly ead of aald propoaed road: thence weaterly along the centre line of aaid amati creek running from the Bay up to the Southerly and of aaid •ropoaad road to Merrick Cove; thence Northerly along aald Marrick CoTe to tiM aaat aMe oif tha old Ker^
LEtiAL NOTICEA.
LEGAL KOTICEB.
northerly along aaid easterly side of ¦aid old MeiYlck Canal as the same exJated before the widening thereof, tu the division line between the said piece of meadow-land and ^the mead¬ ow land conveyed hy Daniel B. Ray¬ nor aod Annie CS., his wife, and David Weeley Plije and L«ura K., his wife, to Edward C. Cammann, by deed bearing date December ICth, I 1902; and running thence along the l^e of said meadow land of Kdward O. Cam¬ mann, aforesaid, north seventy-flve degrees twenty-flve minutes east four hundred and ninety feet more or les* to tbe centre line of said pro¬ posed road at the point or place of beginning, containing within said bound* nine and twenty one-hundred¬ ths acres more or less of meadow land according to said survey of Evan* Brother*, dated November, 1902, together with all the former right ,title and Interest of said Dan¬ iel B. Raynor and Annie E., hla wife, and D. Wesley Pine and Laura E., his wife, of, In and to Merrick Creek, Merrick Cove and Merrick Canal ad¬ joining said premises, and of, in and to the lands lying therein, and of, in and to the lands lying therein covered by water, subject however to such rights as the public may have in that portion of Merrick Creek included within the above boundaries, and of, in and to said Merrick Cove and Mer¬ rick Canal, being all of the premises lying south of the Merrick Turnpike, which were conveyed by William E. Hewlett and wife to Daniel B. Ray¬ nor and D. Wesley Pine by deed dated March 11, 1901, and recorded March 12, 1901, in Liber 17 of Con¬ veyances, page 21, in Nassau County Clerk's OfBce, except that portion oi part thereof which waa conveyed by said Raynor and Pine and their wives to William J. K. Kenny and William Oeorge Foater by deed dated May 31, 1901, and recorded June 1, 1901. In Liber 20 of Conveyances, page 73, In the ofllce of the Clerk of the County of Nassau and except that portion or part thereof which waa conveyed by said Daniel B. Raynor and D. Wesley Pine and their wlvea to Edward C. Cammann by deed dated Decombei 16, 1902.
Dated. June 20, 1916.
HOWARD C. SHERWOOD,
Referee. 34 Pine Street, New York City. ARMSTRONG & KEITH, Attomeya
for Deft. Sheedy, 40 Wall Street,
New York City
adjcl;«n.ment of sale.
The sale of the above described property ia hereby adjourned until the
11th DAY OK AUGUST. 1916, at the aame hour aud place. Dated, August 2nd, 1916.
HOWARD C. SHERWOOD,
Referee. 34 Pine Street, New York City. ARMSTRONG 4 KEITH. Attorney* for Deft. Sheedy, 40 Wall Street, New York City.
ADDITIONAL ADJOURNMENT The Bale of the above described property Is hereby adjourned until the 18th day of August, 1916 at the same hour and place. Dated, August 11th, 1916.
HOWARD C. SHERWOOD, Referee. 34 Fine Street. New York City. ARMSTRONG & KEITH, Attorneys for Deft. Sheedy, 40 Wall Street, New York City.
! the original amended complaint in tbe offlce of the Clerk of tbe County uf Nassau on the 29th day of June,
The object of thia action Is/»o make partition according to the respective rights of the parties, and if it appear that partition cannot be made with¬ out great prejudice to the ownera then for a sale of the following des¬ cribed premises:
ALL that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being at Fos¬ ter's Meadow, in the Town of Hemp¬ atead, Nassau County, aud State ot New York, containing four acres by survey, bounded weaterly by the Pubiic Highway, leading from Watts Mill to Foster's Meadow; southerly by land of Simon Watts, easterly by land of Charles Hendrickson, and northerly by land of Frederick F| Pademan. Being the same property conveyed to William M. Lindmark. Winter Lindmark and Caroline Hull, by William Hull and Caroline Hull, by deed dated the 6th day of October, 1868, and recorded in the ofBce of the Clerk of the County of Queens, in Liber 2^4 for cotiveyances, on page 434.
Dated, June 29, 1916.
M. S. SCHOENBAUM, Attorney for Plaintiff, Offlce and Post Offlce Address, Post Offlce Building,
Jamaica, N. Y.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICB TO CRBDITORg
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF HON.
JOHN J. GRAHAM, Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice ta here¬ by given to all peraons having claims against Hewlett Smith, late of the Town of Hempstead, in the said coun¬ ty, deceased, to present the same with the vouchera thereof, to the aubacrib- er the administrator of the goods, chattels and credits of aaid deceaaed, at his place of transacting bualnese- at Bellmore, Nassau County, New York, on or before the first day of December next.
Dated, Mineola, N. Y., May 11, 1916. FRANK SMITH, Administrator. CLOCK & SEAMAN, Attorneys for
Administrator, Freeport, New
York. PUkSUANT TO AW ORRER OP HOM.
JOHN J. GRAHAM, Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice Is here¬ by given to all persona having clalma against Ella G. Powell, late of the Town of Hempatead, In the said county, deceaaed, to present the aame with vouchers thereof, to the aubacrlbers, the executors of the laat wlU and testament of aaid deceased, at their place of transacting business at the ofllce of Clock & Seaman, Freeport, New York, on or before the flrat day of December next.
Dated, Minola, N. Y.. May 15, 1916. MARY E. SOUTHARD, PRED EVERITT POWELU
Executors. CLOCK & SEAMAN, Attorneys for
Kxecutors. Merrick Road and ^hurch Street. Freeport, N. Y. SUPREME' COURT, NASSAU COUN¬ TY.—George Ralston, Plaintiff, Against Emma I^lvlngston. William Hull. Ellouise S. Small, Richard Hull, and Roae Hull, his wife, Margaret Bender, Esther A. MJUer Grlffln, Jeanette Gathard, Frederick O. Mil¬ ler, Maria Potts, Nellie Fay, Harry J. Smith, Jr., and "Jane" Smith, hia wife, the flrat name Jane being fic¬ titious, her true first name being un¬ known to plaintiff, Elizabeth Pltz- patrick, William R. Rosekranz, Maude Ihne, Mollle Smith Leahy. Harry Smith, John W. Gathard and Theodore Kayser, as executors of tho last will and testament of John Mil¬ ler, deceased. Edward E. Edstrom. Edna E. Edstrom, Edward E. Ed- atrom, Jr., John R. Edstrom, Charles F. Edstrom, Margaret B, Edstrom,- Walter Lindmark and Mary Lind¬ mark hia wife, the flrat name Mary being flctittoua, her real firat name being unlinown to plaintiff, and Lot¬ tie Dennlaon, and if the aald Walter Lindmark, and "Mary" Lindmark, his wife, and Lottie Dennlaon, be dead, then the next of kin, heirs at law, devisees, grantees, mortgagees. Hon¬ ors, husbanda and widows, and suc¬ cessors in Interest of such of them a* may liave died, and all other persons, claiming a right to and an Interest in the nroperty described in the com¬ plaint herein oy or under the defen¬ dants herein all of whom and all of whose names, except the defendants above named, are unknown to the plaintiff. Defendants. To the above named defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the complaint in this ac¬ tion, and to serve a copy of your an¬ swer on the plaintiff's Attorney with¬ in twenty days after the aervlce of this summons, exclusive of the day of service and in case of your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken against you by default, for the relief demanded in tlie complaint.
Dated, June 27. 1916.
M. S. SCHOENBAUM. Attorneys for Plaintiff, Offlce and Peat Offlce Address,
Post Offlce Building. , Jamaica, N. Y.
' TO the defendants Walter Lind¬ mark, and "Mary" Lindmark, his wife, the first name Mary being fictitious, her real firat name being unknown to plaintiff, and Lottie Dennison, and If the said Walter Lindmark and Mary Lindmark, his wife, and l«ttie Dennison be dead, then the next of kin, heirs at law, devisees, grantees, mortgagees, lienors, husbands, wives and auccesaors in interest of auch of them a* may have died, and all other
Kiraona claiming a right to and an tareat In the property deacrtik^ in the eenplaint herein, all of WlM>m and all of whose namea, except the defendant* above nanaed; are un¬ known to plaintiff. the foregoing supplemental aummone ta aerred up¬ on you by publication, purauant to an order of Hon. Jamea C VanSic- len. a Justice- of th* Supreme Court of the #tate of New TorlL dated the a7th day of June. Itlt. and flled with
SUPREME COURT, NASSAU COUN¬ TY. —Sag Harbor Savings Bank, PlaintifT, against, Charles Burghardt and Margaret. Burghardt, wife. De¬ fendants. In pursuance of a Judg¬ ment of foreclosure and sale, made and entered in the above entitled ac¬ tion bearing date the 14th day of July, 1916. 1 the undersigned referee in said Judgment named, will sell at public auctiou at the rotunda of the County Court Houae in Mineola, Nas¬ sau County, New York on Tuesday, September 25th 1916, at 10 a. m., the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows:
XII those certain lota, pieces or parcels of land together with the buildings and improvements thereon erected or to be erected, situate, ly¬ ing and being at Roosevelt, County of Nassau and State of New York known and designated as and by the lots numbers fourteen (14) fifteen (16) and sixteen (16) on Map of property of James Armstrong, Roose¬ velt, L. I., surveyed June, 1907, by Smith and Malcomson, Civil Engin¬ eers, Freeport, L. I., and filed in Nas¬ sau County Clerk's office June 30th, 1908, a.M map number 151, which said lots taken together are further bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at the northwesterly corner thereof adjoining Harts Ave¬ nue on the north and distant three hundred seventy-three and 10-100 (373.10) feet easterly from Washing¬ ton Avenue when measured along the southerly aide of Harts Avenue; thence running aoiitherly along the easterly lino of lot number thirteen (13) as shown on said map one hun¬ dred (100) feet; thence easterly sixty (60) feet; th«-nce northerly along the westerly line of lot number seven¬ teen (17) as shown on said map one hundred (100) feet to Harts Avenue; thence westerly along Harts Avenue sixty (60) feet to the point or place of beginning.
Dated, July 19, 1916.
SHEPARD H. PARRINGTON, Referee. WILLIAM C. GREENE, Attorney for Plaintiff, Sag Harbor, L. I.
VILLAGE ORDINANCES
RULES and REGULATIONS of the Board of Health of the Village of Freeport, Nassau County, N. Y.
In pursuance to Chap. 49 of the laws of 1909 and known aa tbe Pub¬ lic Health Law and any or all acts amendatory thereto, the following rules, regulations and ordinances are hereby adopted to be enforced in the Village of Freeport under penalties and punishments therein prescribed. RBGULATION I.
All provisions of the laws of this atate relating to the preservation of the public health, appliable to vil¬ lages, are hereby declared to be In¬ cluded in the rules and regulations of the Board of Health of the Village of Freeport.
IIBOULATIOIV II.
Commnnlcnble DUenHea. Regulat¬ ed by the Sanitary Code eRtabiished by the Public Health Council of the State of New York undor Chap. 2, of aaid code. The provL-sloim of which chapter except as chunked by the next regulation, are hereby adopted to brcome a part of the Rules and Regulatlorrs of the Vlllatje of Free- port.
nEon.ATioiv III.
Milk and CVeam. Urgulated by the Sanitary Code, e.stubllshed by the Public Hialth Council of the State of New York under Chap. 3, of the said code. All proviaiona of which chap¬ ter are hereby adopted to bt-come a part of the Rules and Regulations of the Village of Kreeport.
REUVLATIOIV IV.
Milk and Cream. All permits for the .sale of milk In the -Village of Freeport are to expire on the SOlh day of June In each year and all dairies or milk producers, aupplyinp milk In any part ot the Village of Freeport, aro to be Inspected and scored according to the State's San¬ itary Code on or before the 1st day of June in each year.
RKGULATION T.
lUldwive*. Regulated by the Sani¬ tary Code, Chapter "4". The provis¬ ions of which chapter are hereby adopted to become a part of the Rule and Regulations of the Village of Freeport.
RBOrLATION VI.
LABOR. Regulated by the Sanl- j tary Code, Chapter "5".
All provisions of which chapter are hereby adopted to become a part of the Rules and Regulations of the Village f)f Freeport.
» RBCrLATIOM VII,
Nnlsanee* Deflned. Whatever \a
dangerous to human life or health; whatever building or part, or cellar thereof la overcrowded, or not pro¬ vided with adequate means of in¬ gress, and -"gross not sulTlcientiy sup- fiorted, ventilated, .sewered, drained, Ighted or cleaned; and whatever ren¬ ders soli, air,water or food impure or unwholesome are declared to be un- Isances and illegal. Whenever a nuis¬ ance in any place or upon any prem¬ ises in the Village of Freeport shall exist and an order made by the Board of Health directing the owner, lessee, tenant, company, corporation or occupant of such premises to make suitable or neceasary repaira or improvements to abate the said nuisance, auch repairs or improve¬ ments shall be made and auch nuis¬ ances ahall be fully abated within the time apeclfled in and by said or¬ der, and for failure to make such re¬ paira or' improvements, and to abate auch nuisances the eer.son to whom the order la directed, ahall be liable for the expense of the abatement or remedy required and shall be liable also to a penalty of Five ($5.00) Dol¬ lars per day for each days violations of the order.
..RBGCLATION VIII.
(a) Rale* fer Control ef Cemaon Nnlaaaeee. No cesspool, privy, stab¬ le or house for fowl shall be con¬ structed or maintained within thirty (30) feet of a dwelling house, except by permit of th* Board of Health or Health Offlcer.
(b) No person shall stable cattle or yard swine within One Hundred (100) feet of any dwelling house, without a permit from the Board of Health or the Health Offlcer.
(c) Every cesspool or privy vault shall be covered In auch a manner that moaqultoes or flies shall not have access thereto, nor offensive odors eFcape therefrom.
(d) No cesspool ahall be allowed to overflow upon the aurface of the ground. So cesspool or privy shall be constructed or maintained within forty (40) feet of a running brook, well, stream or tide water, unle** of a water-tlcht construction. No ce**- pool material *hall be flushed or flooded into aay lake, stream or brook or tide water.
(e) iSrery privy water eloeet and urinal *hall be maintained In a dry, clean and eanltary *tate and ehall t>e protected from file* (Dry earth or aahe* keep pririe* dry).
(fr Alt sarbave *hall be kept In water-tlirilit olaaad «patalaaya 'aepa- -rate from aahea aad cana
<g>. No - house refuse, offal gar¬ bage, dead animals, decaying vegeta¬ ble matter or organic waste sub¬ stances of any kind shall be thrown upon any street, road or public place. Any person or persons, corporation or corporations violating any of the proviaiona of this section or any part thereof shall be liable to a penalty of Five ($5.00) DoUars for the first offence and Ten ($10.00) Dollara for each repititlon thereof and also shall be liable for the expense of the abatement of any such nuisancea REGULATIOK IX.
Stable*. Manare, Rttrntst, ete. ' Ev¬ ery owner, lessee, tenant, and occu¬ pant of any stall, stable or apart¬ ment in the village, in which any horse, cattle or other animal shall be kept or of any "Place in which ma¬ nure, stable lefuse or any liquid dis¬ charge of such animal shall collect or accumulate, shall cause such ma¬ nure, stable refuse or liquid to be promptly and properly removed
therefrom, and shall at all tlmea keep such atalla, stables or apart¬ ments and the drains, yards and ap- purtances thereof, in a clean and sanitary condition, so that no offen¬ sive odors shall be allowed to escape therefrom every auch stable and the yards and appurtenancea thereof shall be connected with a ceaspool unless otherwise permitted by the Board of Health or Health Offlcer. Every auch owner, lessee, tenant, or occupant from May let to November lat of each year shall cause all man¬ ure and stable refuse to be placed In a covered vault or pit and be remov¬ ed twice a week from auch stable or yard, unleaa the same are each day pressed In baled boxes or barrels and adequately screened or otherwise protected or covered that flies cannot have access thereto and offensive odors cannot escape therefrom, un¬ less otherwise permitted liy the Board of Health or Health Offlcer.
Any person or persons, corporation or corporations violating any of the provisiona of this section ahall he liable to the penalty of Ten ($10) Dollara for each offence and shall al¬ so be liable for the expense of the abatement of any conditions existing in violation of any of the provisions of this section.
REG I-L ATI OX X.
Hense Refuse, Gnrbapce, etc. No person or corporation shall remove any swill, garbage, refu.se, ashes, nlght.soil, manure and stable refu.se In vehicles or cart or transport the .same within the Village limits with¬ out a permit from the Board of Health or Health Offlc.er. Every such vrhirle shall have a permit from the Health Officer who shall prescribe the kind and manner of vehicle to b*" used, and aald permit shall be used in accordonce with the terma thereof and not otherwise. All such vehicles removing manure or nightsoll muat be loaded within the premises and not upon the street unless otherwise permitted by the Roard of Health or Health Officer, and shall be removed from auch premises In a manner not in any way offensive or so as to cause a nuisance. All manure, ref¬ use, swill, nightsoll, garbage, aahea, when transported through the
streets, of the village muat be cov¬ ered and secured so that no pari thereof .ahall" fall upon the streets oi be released In the air so as to pre¬ vent the escape of offensive odors, and the same shall not be loaded or deposited within the Village except upon the conditions of a permit from the Board of Health or Health Officer and at such place as shall be approv¬ ed by the Board of Heolth and to 'which a permit in writing for such uses shall have previously been granted by said Board.
Any person or peraons. or corpora¬ tion or corporations violating any of the provisiona of this aection ahall be liable to a penalty of Ten ($10) Dol¬ lara for each offence and In addition thereto ahall. In the discretion of the Board of Health, forfeit any permit or license heretofore given to auch offending party.
RBGtJLATION XI.
Diseased or ilisabled Aoimaiii. No diseased or disabled animals shall be brought, conveyed or harbored in the Village of Freeport. No diseased or disabled animal ahall be*- left exposed upon any highway. Owners of ani¬ mals which die or may be killed, ex¬ cept those alaughtered for food, shall bury or cause to be burled within twenty-four hours after Ita death or after notification of Its death. All animals shall be buried at least three feet under ground. Dead animals not known to have an owner shall be burled at tho direction of the Health Officer.
Any person violating any of the provialons of thi.s section, shall he liable to a penally of Ten ($10) Dol¬ lara for each nffenro.
nE«;i;i.ATioN xii,
rnwholeanme Food. (o) No per¬ son or persons shall brlnp into llie village, offer for sale, keep or store any meat, flsh, eprR-s. bird.s. "fowl, fruit. veR-etables or milk not healthy, fresh, sound, wholesome and safe for human food. nnr uny meat or flsh that died bv disease or accident.
(b) No person nr persons shall keep, .sell or offer fnr sali> outside of a buildinR- in the Vlllape anv im-nt. tl.sh, cake. pastry, hrendstufT. dried or preserved fruit or fond products which are not to he conked before eaten, unlea.s they bo kept properly coverad- ao that they shall be pro- teMSfil from dirt, dust and flies or other Insects.
(c) No lee naturally or artificial¬ ly froaen from water taken from any pond, stream, sprinir. well or other source of supply, which has been contaminated <ir Is otherwise Impure or iinwhoie.ionie, shnll he harvested, manufacture!, sold or exposed nr of¬ fered for sale, where such ice may he used in contact with ^foods or bever¬ ages.
.\ny person or persons, or corpora¬ tion or corporations violating any of the provisions of thi.s section shnll he liable to a penalty of Ten ($10) Dollars for the first offence, and Twenty-flve <%2T>) Pollars for each subsequent offence.
REGULATION Xllt,
Killed In Or Made Land. No filling in or making of land by the dumping of rubbish or other similar material shall be done unless approved by tlie Board of Health and no garbage, of¬ fal, dead animals or othtsr veKetaliles, organic or putrisclble matter or uii- mixture thereof shall be used for fill¬ ing in low lands, nor be depo-jited in any other place or in auy other man¬ ner unlesa approved by the Board of Health.
Any person or peraons, corporation or corporations violating any of Ihe proviaiona of this section shall be liable to a penalty of Ten ($10) Dol¬ lars for the first offence, and Twen¬ ty-flve ($25) Dollars for each sub¬ sequent offence.
RUOULATION XIV.
Noalen* Trade. No person or cor¬ poration shall erect or maintain any manufactory or place of business dangerous to life or detrimental to health. or where unwholesome, of¬ fensive or deleteploua odors, gas, smoke, depoalt or exhalations are generated, without the permit of the Board of Health and nil such catab- llshmenta shall be kept clean and wholesome so as not to bo offensive or prejudicial to public health, nor shall any offensive or deleterious waste, substance. gas, tar, sludge refuse or Injurious matter be allowed to accumulate upon the premises or be thrown or allowed to run Into any PMblic waters, stream, water-course, street or public place. And every per¬ son or company conducting auch man¬ ufacture or business shall use the best approved and all reasonable means to prevent the escape of smoke, gases and odors, and to protect the health and safety of all operatives employ¬ ed therein. Any violation of any of the provisions of this section ahall subject the rffendlng party to a pen¬ alty of Twenty-flve ($26) DoUars for each offence. _
ABOrLATfON XV. SianshteraeaaetK Markrte. etc. No person or persons without the con¬ sent of the Board of Health shall build or use any slaughter houae within the limits of this village; and the ke«plng and slaughtering of cat¬ tle, sheep and swine, and the pre- Saratlon and keeping of all meats, csh, birds or other animal food, ¦hall be in the manner be*t adapted to mmetxrm and ooatlan* their whole-
LEGAL HOTICES.
LEGAL 90TICES.
Boraaness as food, and every butcher or other pert>on owning, leasing or occupying auy place, room, or build¬ ing wherein any cattle, sheep or swine have been killed or dre**ed, and every person being the owner, li-ssee or occupant oi Mny room or stable wherein any animals are kept or of any market, public or private, aiioJl cause such place. room, building, stable or market, and their yards and appurtenances to be thor¬ oughly cleansed and purified, and all oltal, blood, tat, refuse and unwhole¬ some and ofltensive matter to be re¬ moved theretrom at least once In every twenty-tour houia after the use thereof for any of the purposes herein referred to, and shall also at all times koep all woodwork, save floors and counters. In any building, place or premises aforesaid thor¬ oughly painted and whitewashed and the floors of such building, place or premises shall be so constructed as to prevent blood or foul liquids or washings from settling in the earth beneath. _
Any violation of any of the "pro¬ visions of this section shall subject the offending party to a penalty of Jhive ($5) Dollara for each days vio¬ lation after due notice thereof. RKGlLATiON XVL
Impertatlea ef lafeeted Persea* er Thiag*. No person or article likely to propagate a dangerous disease shall be brought within the limita of this village unless by the special per¬ mit and direction of the Board of Health or Health Offlcer and anyone having knowledge that auch person or article has been brought within such limits ahall immediately notify the said Board of Health. Any vio¬ lation of any of the provisions of this ordinance shall subject the odending party to a penalty of One Hundred ($100) Dollars.
RKt^ULATION XVII.
Infectious Ulseaaea or Animal* No animal affected with an infectious or contagious disease shall be brought or kept within the limits of thia vil¬ lage, except by the permission of the I5t)ard of Health and the bodies of animals dead of audi dlseaae, or killed on account thereof, shall not be buried within Five Hundred (500) feet of any residence, nor disposed of otherwise than as the said Board of Health or Ita Health Offlcer shall di¬ rect.
Any person violating any of the provisions of this section is liable to tt penalty of Twenty-five ($25) Dol¬ lars.
REGVLATION XVIII,
Public Spitting, No person shall spit upon the sidewalk or crosswallc of any pubiic street, avenue, park, public square or place in the village or upon the floor of any hall In any tenament house, which Is used In common by the tenants thereof, or upon the floor of any hall or lodging houae, which ia used in common by guests thereof or upon the floor of any theatre, schoolhouse, church, store, factory or any building, which is used In common by the public, or upon the fioor of any depot, station or upon the floor of any railroad car or public conveyance or upon the station platform of any railroad or other common carrier.
Any person violating any of the proviaiona of this aection is liable to a penalty of One Dollar ($1) for tbe first offence, and Five (6) Dollara for each repetition thereof.
RlCUrLATIOIV XIX.
Roles Governing Scavenger*, (a)
Muat hold a' permit or license from the Board of Health of the Village of Freeport.
(b) Mu.t give, a bond of One Hun¬ dred ($100) Dollars acceptable to the Board of Health.
(c) Must have water tight cover¬ ed wagona.
(d) Must obtain a written per¬ mit at the Village Offlce for each premises cleaned and pay at tbe rate of twenty-flve centa (25cent8) per load for dumping. Payment shall be made after each Job and no permit will be issued for other work If scav¬ engers are in arreara.
(e) Must not clean in business section between the hours of 6 a. m. and 9 p. m., unless by written per¬ mission of the Health Offlcer.
(f) Must dump all night soil on bridge provided for that purpose at dumping grounds.
(g) Muat clean bridge after dump¬ ing each load.
(h) Muat keep grounda surround¬ ing the cesspool or privy being emp¬ tied In a clean and aanltary condit¬ ion.
(1) Muat empty contents of priviea tn separate vault provided at the dumping grounds.
(J) Must obey all future rules or orders made or given by the Board of Health or Health Officer or his assistants.
(k) Any scavenger violating any of tliese rules will have his license revoked and forfeit his bond.
Any person violating any of the provisions of this section la liable to a. penalty of Twenty-flve {$2r)> Dol¬ lars for each offence and shall also lit the discretion of the Board of Ttenlth forfeit any license or permit heretofore granted.
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VIT.LAOl-: OF l-'KKKJ'ORT Nassau Ciiur.lv. Nc-w York. Board of Health of
The VillM>.'c- of Freeport. AVILLIAM H. Hl-^-r'n:. m ii
Health Officer SYLVESTER P. .SMI:A Registrar of Vital Statistics.
i-;ii:nI-;.^'i- s. kaxdai.i.
President. Pit,AS A. WTI.I.TAMR HKNRV I,. M.W.SflX
.ifiMN H mahnki;m
FRANKMN nF-DKIJ.
Trustees. State of New York. Ponnlv ..f v-,.;s;ni. .'^S: Vlllac- of Kreeport.
T S-.-lv-'^i ¦>¦ P. Shea, rierk of the Vllinpe of Kreeport, do hereby certify fl,.,f tl r..^-r.t.''''T' i" n enrrect copv of a Resolution adopted hy the Roard of Tr,iytei-s if Hdi'l Villnpe of Kre.-port at a regular meeting of said Boiird dulv h. 1(1 the 3rd day of AuKust. Ifllfi. (Seal) S. P SHEA.
Village Clerk.
nal from such offlcer so to do. .
(I) No vehicle shall be permitted to turn around on any portion of Main Street in the Villas of Free- port. In between the Merrick Road on the South and the L,ong Island KaU- road Tracks on the North.
(J) No vehicle shall remain back ed up to the curb except when ae- tually loading or unloading.
(K) No vehicle shall be permitted to stand or stop on that portion of Grove Street. In between Olive Boul¬ evard on the South and the Long Is¬ land Railroad Tracks on the North. except when the gates of the Lone Island Railroad are down or when a Railroad train Is approaching In th* near vicinity.
(L) Any person or persons violat¬ ing any of Uie provisions nf this sec¬ tion or any part thereof shall be lia¬ ble to a penalty of nut exceeding Ten ($10) Dollars for each offence. Any violation of this ordinance or any part thereof shall constitute dl*- orderly conduct. Any per*on or per- so|i8 violating thi* ordinance or any part thereof shall be a disorderly person.
Dated, August 3, 1916.
ERNEST 8. RANDALJ:^
President. SIL.AS A. WILLIAMS HENRY U MAXSON JOHN H. MAHNKEN FRANKLIN BEDELL
Trustees. State of New York, County of .Nassau. SS: Village of Freeport.
I. Sylvester F. Shea, Clerk of the Village of Freeport, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees of aaid Village of Freeport. at a regular meeting of said Board duly held the 3rd day of August. 1916,
(Seal) S. P. SHEA,
^ Village Clerk.
Sl'l'llI-;.MIO COURT. NASSAU COUN-
TY.—George E. DeMott, as execu¬ trix of the last will and testament of Daniel Bedell, deceased. Plaintiff, against Laura E. Whitman, Defend¬ ant.
In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, made and en¬ tered in the above entitled action, dated tlie 19lli day of June, in the year one thc-uaand nine hundred and sixteen, 1, tlie iindersigned, the ref¬ eree in said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at llie front door of the office of Hooley * Wilson, at No, 211 Mer- rick Road, Rockville Centre. In the Town of Hempstead, Nassau County, New Yolk, on the 19th dey of Ang- UHt, In the year one thousand nine hundred and sixteen, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, the premises de¬ scribed In Hitid Judgment of foreclos¬ ure and sale, as followa, to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of land, with the buildings ond Improve¬ ments thereon, situated at Freeport. Town of Hempstead. County of Nas¬ sau and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, viz:
Beginning at a point on the East¬ erly side of Raynor Avenue, distant Northerly from Mill Road, three hun¬ dred elRlity-nlne and four-tentha (389.4) feet, when measured along the Easterly side of Raynor Avenue, and running thence Easterly at right angles to Raynor Avenue, one hun¬ dred and flfty (150) feet; and run¬ ning thence Northerly parallel with Ravnor Avenue fifty (50) feet; thence Westerly at rltfhl angles with Ray¬ nor Avenue, one hundred flfty (150) feet to Easterly side of Raynor Ave¬ nue, and thence Southerly along the Kasterly side of Raynor Avenue, flfty (50) feet to the point or place of be¬ ginning. Containing all the land within said bounds.
Being tlie same premises conveyed bv .lohn T. Raynor and Charlotte Raynor, his wife, to the party of the flrst port hereto, by deed dated Oc¬ tober inth, 1906, and recorded In Nas¬ sau County Clerk's Offlce In Llher 107 of Conveyances, page 484, on Oc¬ tober I7th, 1906.
Dated. June 2fith. 1916.
KELIX REIFSCHNEIDER, JR.
Referee. HOOLEY & WILSON. Attorneys for
rialntiff. Rockville Centre, New
Yoik.
VILLAiiK OKIUNA.Xt KS
nK.^OI.VKD that the following be adopted as Ordinance 51. to take ef¬ fect In the Village of Freeport after due publication and posting us re- (julred by law under penalties and punishments therein preacrlbed:
okdikance: no "bi".
Any person driving or operating a vehicle within the Village of Free- port (and by vehicle is meant motor vehicle. m ilor cycle, any animal driven vehicle or any vehicle pro¬ pelled by any kind of power or means of propulsion) ahall comply with and obey the following rules and regula¬ tions of thrt Village of Freeport which are herein designated as the Traffic Regulations of the Village of p'reeport.
(A) Vehlclea shoU keep to the right and as near tho right hand curb as possible.
(B) Vehicles meeting shall pass each other lo the right.
(C) Vehlclfs overtaking others shall. In passing, keep to the left.
(D) A vehicle turning to the right Into another street shall turn tha corner as near to the right Hand curb as practicable.
(E) A vehicle turning to the left Into another street shall pasa to the right of and beyond the centre of the street intersection before turning.
(F) No vehicle shall atop or stand within the Intersection of any atreet, nor within ten feet of a str-et cor¬ ner, nor within ten (10) feet of any Are hydrant or Are houae.
(G) No vehicle ahall step or stand on any of the ¦treets or highways In the Village of Freeport, except such vehicle la brought close to the curb and on the right hand side of the road, having regard to the direction In which said vehicle Is pointing.
(H) Any vehicle approaching any corner upon which a traffic offlcer I* stationed shall comply with all order from said traffic offlcer. shall Immed¬ iately bring such rehlele to a atop upon signal from such offlcer and ahiUl not so ahead a«aM> until alg-
Primary Election Notice
NASSAI- < OUNTY. NEW tORK.
Board «»r RlrcOonN Of The County Of
.XuHnnu.
Puisuaot to the provisions of Chap¬ ter No. SL'O of the laws of 1!IU, Sec- lion .N'o. 75, Article No. 4A of the con- soliduted laws. Notice ia horoby given that a Primary Election of tliu enroll¬ ed Itejiublieun, Oeitiocratlc, Independ¬ ence Leujfue. Ameilcan, I'roliibilioii, Niitlonai i'rogrensive und Soeiulisllc voters of the County of Nassau, New Voik, will be held on Tuesduy, Sup- ti-lllle r mill, r.llti. lulWeiM 111,- liouiH ol ,:ii.i .A. .\i. luiii 11:00 r. ;vl. ill i-acli of tlie priiiiuiy district.';, as constituted und stated und ut the polling places as below deslKnuted for llie Ki publi¬ can, iJcninciulic, iiKleiMiuleiiee Lea¬ gue, Aiiieiicun, rroliiliiliou, .Nuttonul rrogres.sive mid .Socialist voti-rs of each of the I'liinary Ulstiicts In ac- eoiiiuiK-e Willi llie certllleul.f duly filed with ttie Cii,.(lofliaii of rriinaiy Rec¬ ords, and stutenii-nts hy the respec¬ tive Chuiniian of tlie County Conimlt- tees of the Uepublican, Deiiiocittllc, Independence I.eaKue, .\iilei Ic-nn, I'ro- hiliitlon. .N'ntlonal Progressive and Socialist I'urty orKunl/atlons In the Ctiunty of Nassau, said primary will be held.
On the part of the Republican voters. To nominate a candidate for United States Senator. To nominate a caiididHte for Governor. To nomin¬ ate a candidate for Lleutenant-Gov- f rnor. To nominate a candidate for .Secretary of .State. To nominate a ian<lklHte for State Comptroller. To nominate a candidate for State Treas¬ urer. To nominate a candidate for Att'irney Oeneral. To nominate a candidate for State Knglneer and Surveyor, To nominate a candidate for Chief Judge of Ihr- Court of Ap¬ peals. To nominate a candidate for Associate JudKe of the Court of Ap¬ peals. To noinlnute a candidate for Justice of the Supreme Court, Second Judicial District. To nominate a can¬ didate for R« presentatlve In Congress, from the first congressional district. To nominate a cnmlldate for State Senator from the flrst senatorial dis¬ trict To nominate a eandidate for Mem¬ ber of Assembly from the asaenAily dis¬ trict comprising the County of Naa- aau. County and Dlatriet Officers also to be nominated for said County. To nominate a condldate for County Judge. To nominate a candidate for Surrogate. To nominate a candidate for Sheriff. To nominate a candidate for County Clerk. To nominate a candi¬ date f\)r County Treasurer. To nomi¬ nate a candidate for District Attor¬ ney. To nominate a candidate for County Comptroller. To nominate a candidate for County Spuerintendent of the I'oor.
On the port of the Democratic voters, To nominate a candidate for United States Senator. To nominate a candidate for Governor. To nomln-* ate a candidate for Lieutenant-Gov¬ ernor. To nominate a candidate for Secretary of State. To nominate a candidate for Btate Comptroller. To nominate a candidate for State Treas¬ urer. To nominate a candidate for Attorney Oeneral. To nominate a candidate for State Engineer and^ Surveyor. To nominate a candidate- for Chief Judge of the Court of Ap¬ peals. To nominate a candidate for Associate Judge of the Court of Ap¬ peals. To nominate a candidate for Juatlce of the Supreme Court, Second Judicial District, To nominate a can¬ didate for Representative In Congre**.. from the flr*t congressional district. To nominate a candidate -for State Senator from the first senatorial dl*- trict To nominate a candidate for Mem¬ ber of Aaaembly from the aaaembly dla¬ triet comprlaing the County of Na*- ¦au. County and District Offlcer* alao to l>e nominated for said County, To nominate a .Muididate for (bounty Judge. To nominate a eandidate for Surrogate. To nominate a candidate for
