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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
MARINE CORPS

captain " srfcER Is lesohei ron saS - hof I'm
racks. Portsmouth, =. 49, e, D., Isle ~ Guam.
,.,r., te,snant " e. DAWSON detached rom A15'1'
p,rrark. Rosfon and ordered 70 I'l''' ''
Brigadier- General ccmm"'"s"N ,...- >,
nARTlETr. re,lred. granted permission
leave the Unitel states ., > ~
-. &. 1<rIroN and FIRST Lieutenant J. y.
N0st.S det allied as member and i;age - ~ ron
specttvely of general '"ul- ''''
enc at Navy lard Boston
The following promotions ana appointments
been made in the Marine Corps
Colonel Commaniant CHARLES hEl 49,
ren.rai rnnniandant. 10 rank from Mar" -"
Csn,ain g. r. LAUCHHElMEi, major a., e.
' infant and Inspector. to rank from MAI" 9" -,
First Lieutenant =. J. MOSES. captain "
March , ..,s,,-,
pfr., L,eutenar, G. RADFoR, sap's" ds,,chsd frsr
ermsstsr 10 rank from Mar,n :, III - rsnsr
rnited states steamer Texas ana 't''''' ~ '''f
TO co'onl comUandant -. AS.
tain. March } , s r.,-
eocord rieutonan, T : BORDEN. promoted h's a..
tenant 70 rank from August H. ana 'sP'''" "
from March J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
uPS. WTNTERS'S WILL ADMITTED.

In a decision handed down Yesterday Surrogate
FITZGERALD admits the will OF Anne Maria winters
TO probate holding that the charges 81 undue IN
auenco entered by the contestants have not oeeh
s,,etaired and that at the time Of the execution
90 tho will tho testatrx mentally capable Of
making a will This ends long drawn-out con
test for the estate. II was only about week ago
that The testimony In tho case was closed. MIS-.
Winters died a little over year ago, being then
seventy-elght years old. About four years oe'or'
hor do,th she was married to Byram l.. Winters.
,,,c, LAWYER In her will she left eyeryth hing TO
L. i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
NrW LAW CODIFIERS.
RI11 TO REoRGANIzE THE STATUTORY REVISION
COMMISSION.

Albany March I7-Assemblyman Otto Kelsey IN
,roducod y hill to-day for the creation OF new
Statutory Revision Commission. 1t provides mat
the Governor shall appoint three competent per
sons who shall be attorneys and counselofs at
law who together with the Auorney-General and
an attorney to be designated by him to take charge
Of the work under the direction OF the commission
shall constitute the Commission Of Statutory Re
vision The three persons 50 appointed shall re-
ceve no compensation. but shall be entitled 10
thor expenses to be paid upon the audit and GER
,ecate OF the Attorney-General Such expenses
shall not exceed 81 900 in any one year for the
three members entitled thereto. 1t shall be the
,,,, % s,,cb Commission to complete the revision
~ Tho general statutes OF the State and TO submit
The same together with revision OF ne codes 10
nenge of such Commission shall not exceed the
sum OF 81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
AuEARN REEVES AN OLD SCHEME.

Albany March lin the Senate to-day Mr..
Abearn introduced bill providing that widowed
mother OF children who have been committed TO
institutions in Manhattan or The Bronx New
York CITY may get the children IN her own care
~ she proves 10 the satisfaction o. the society ior
the Prevention Of Cruelty TO 'hhdren ana ''''.'
ooruec,ta fran, q CIV Magistrate to the cfact
that with an amount Of money equivalent 10 what
The CITY would otherwise pay the institution ioi
Ne care Of tho children she support mem
,ronerlv The bill also provides for the payment
10 such widows Of the sums which would other
wise 90 TO the institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
MR. WAKEmAN'S FRIENDS DENY TT.

Friends Of Wilbur +. Wakeman. the Appraiser
OF the Port have contradcted reports that he has
been urged 10 resign his Office. and that he intends
10 offer his resignation soon. Mr. Wakeman is
spending a vacation az quincy. Fla. and is not
expected TO return to this city until near the end
Of this month. At the Appraisers Stores there
have been reports that he has evaded the Civil
Service regulations by appointing friends labor
crs. without competitive examination and detailing
them to places as clerks and messengers. to which
they could not be appointed under the regulations
without such examination. Among the persons
mentioned IL Mr.. Wakeman's father-in-law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
ELIMINATION or SAMPSON AND ScHLEI
NAVY DEPARTMENTS ORDER MEANS ONLY THE
RorT1NE PROCEDrRE.

Washington March Ito correct miss'H'e
mont that has been published respecting the acti'n
Of the Navy Department In ordering the physlcal
and professional examination OF Rear Admrals
Sampson and schley the following statement was
made public to-day
Section 403 Of tho Revised Statutes provides that
no officer shall be promoted to higher grade on
The active list Of the Navy until ne mas pesn rN
ahmed hv a board Of naval surgeons And pro
nounced physically qualified to perform n, MS ~
ties ri sea except when physical dlsqualni,ra,'ol
Wa accustomed by wounds received IN the me oL
dutv on March 10 the Department wrote an orurr,
"a Admiral Sampson. who Is at sea In command OK
The North Atlantic feet directing him to be phy-
sicallv examined i'm accordance with TINS siatuute
and on the same day sent an order to Admlral
Schlcy VINO l. I'm Washington. 10 report an III, w
Navv Yard for the same examination. Hoth these
examinations are simply physical examinations or
dorad i'm the regular routine way i'm compliance
with the statute and have no relation ~ the ',ampI
son-Schlcv controversy. The mental. moral anu
nrorossonal examinations OF all tho officers or nag
rank including both Admlras Sampson ana Scniey,
viii be conducted I'm exactly the same way TOT theHi
ali by board appointed by the Dcpartme anu
comn6sed of Admlrals McNair. Howell ana How
ison the two former being at inc head OF the rs
Of rear-admirals and the third senior 70 po'h
Sampson and Schloy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
NAVY

Commander y. r. s MACKENZIE has beer ori'r'd 70
command the Prairie $500.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II o RlrTENHo.sn h ,s.ss.
~ NH. of the Bureau Of Equpnen,, A,ss -.
P.vmester " T. GRAY. ~ the Newlms 49,
Yard and Assistant Engineer X -. ~ ss,y ~ n.
vessel
C7,,ef Engineer T. n. FORD has been detained ~" W.
OLYMPIA and ordered home On waiting or1s'S
cA,., r,s,,eer ~ y STEVENSON from ths Monrre"
the Union Iron Works at San Francisco
fT,er Engineer r. inch from me Inarlss'0" '
naval station az Cavith PNilprine iSan'' $500,
chic, Engineer W NJ PARKS rom the L<as'e '''a''
Navy Yard 20 the Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
AppOIyTuEVTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. March 1.-THE PRESIDENT mas APP
-, I1uob Y Relknap. Of Chicago: Brandon u.
SLAUGHTER Of Nebraska and Captain Charles New
hold 81 the District OF Columbia. additional pay
,,.stors in the Army. Mr.. Belknap has served TWO
terms in Congress. and is the son OF me ate Ccn
r' n = aIuran AZ one time Secretary OF war. cap
~ NewhoId is well known here. He entered the
Pegiiar Army as lieutenant az me breaking our
~ i t,i, War and was advanced for gallant and
rocritorloIs service In action. lie resigned from
IA. Army in 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
BILLS SIGNED BY ne GorERyoR.

Albany. March l7-Governor Roosevelt to-day
signed these bills:
Senator Feeter's. appropratng 900 for tho
structlon OF covering for tho waste weir AT Little
Falls
Senator Armstrong relative to notices Of ap-
portlonmcnt ~ assessment for highway improve
IN town
Senator Ahearns. reducing - 5000 tho capita al
~ the United States Security Company and re-
poang certain privileges granted In It's charter
Senator Marshairs. amending the code OF civil
Procedure relative 10 receivers commissions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
ANOTHER MAss-MEETTNG PLANNED.
Jo1tx HARsrN RHOApEs WILL PROBABLY rN'
-rr1 roRn Eli. TO BID DISCISsED

s1pr-roRp Bill. TO I'D DISCUSSED
..o,o,ts arc being made FOR another great
,,ee.r,ootinc At Durand's Riding Academy Oh
Worday evening ncxt to protest against iour ,"cH
Tor electric cars I'm Amsterdam-ave. IL was S"''
Yesterday by some Of the persons interested 'n"'
John Harscn Rhoades. president OF the "'ee""' w..
S U,.i,a' pork would probably preside. and that
,,,oro ,-o,ld no nroninent speakers 10 voice inc
sentiment OF the public. The amendments 10 . .he
ISarj Mi will be discussed ~ the meeting anu 49,.
onD,o ~ Tho West Side will have an opportuni,ty
~ doclsre whether or not they want TO nave Ina
T.auterbach amendment II the p" c"i'0' -"
without II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
11E WILMINGTON TO GO rP TIRE AnAzoN.

Washington. March 17-Secretary Long to-day
sent orders TO Captain Todd. Of the wilmington
now at Para Brazil. 10 80 up inc Amazon as lar
as tho vessel can proceed. probably about htteeh
,,,,rod Miles make a thorough study OF this com
.'ourati,.ev unknown country. and gather specimens
of tho fauna for the United states Nduo"a 'iN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
CANAL ADVISORY BOARD MEETS.
crxrRA-. GREENE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN-A
sTATIsTICIAN WANTED

Albany March 1.-THE first meeting OF the Ad-
visorv BOARD appointed BY Governor Roosevelt to
inquire into the needs OF the State canals was held
this afternoon at the office OF the State Superin-
tcndeot OF Public Works The members present
were State Engineer Bond. Superintendent Far'-
ridge General Francis V Greene. ex-Mayor George
+ Greene OF Binghamtop and Frank Witherbee.
Major Syuonds and John \. Scatcherd were unable
TO be present Before the meeting conference was
held with Governor Roosevelt
The Board effected a temporary organization by
the election OF General Greene a. chairman. Per-
inanent organization was deferred until all the
members should be present. II was announced that
the Board discussed I'm Informal manner the
lines which it's Inquiries should take, and also that
consideration given to the subject or selecting
"A competent statisticiln and secretary. The next
meeting will DE held on call OF General Greene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
pt4yS FOR ARuTTAGE HOCSE.

Tho 1,iftb Avenue Baptist Church has for soma
limo contemplated the enlargement Of the Arml-
tare House. in West Fortyseventh-st.. into full
eedped Social Settlement. With this end in view
i, has secured the services Of Archibad A. M at
rs.rt the head worker Of the Neighborhood
fonsn I'm Louisville. Ky. Mr.. Hi Will come" 10 INC
rit, on April /. and at once form plans lor the
eniargement of the Armitage House WORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD FAVORED.

Albany. March 1.-THE Senate Committee on
Railroads has reported favorably Senator Mar
shalrs bill to allow the Of the grade over or
under the raised or depressed tracks OF the Long
Island Railroad by that road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
4 TR4vFSTY on JUSTICE.

From The Indianapolis Journal
"Oh ] knowcd would get IT, sald we man
vino had been fined for selling tinted butter, ana
7 guess I can stand it, But it does seem kinder
hard to have been fined by Judge WIN oyeu
whiskerS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
GyORGI4 cENTENARTAN DEAD.

Atlanta March John s. Prather. sr.. the old
ost citizen OF Atlanta. is dead at the age OF ono
hundred and two.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To EVAN l.. JONES ard to his heirs and assisns
You hereby notified that during the year
1893 1 have expended the sum of one hundred
dollars $500, in labor and improvements upon
each of the Hard Casb Lucky Star and Occi
dental lodes mining claims situate, lying and
being on Galena Mountain in the Elk Mountain
Mining District, in the county of Gunnison and
state of Colorado, and the location certificates
Of which are Of record in the Recorders oaieo Of
said county, in order to hold said claims
under the provisions of Section 2s24 of the revis-
ed Statutes of the United States and the amepd-
ment thereto, approved January 22nd, 1880
concerning annual labor upon mining claims,
being the amount required to hold aid lodes for
the period ending December sist. 1893; and il
within 90 days after the publication of this rotics
you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion
Of said expenditure co-owne., together with
the cost of this notice, your interest in said
claims will become the property of the sub
scriber, your co-ownsr who made the expendi-
ture required of you under the terms Of said
section and amendmen the1eto
Dated January 18th, 1899.
HORACE MILLER.
First published January 20. 1ssa, Last pub
shed April %, 1890.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

A week ago we were confidently looking
for the bleating Of the closing era OF
the month. 1t will be remembered by
LANCE readers that at Crystal March
came in With ferocious roar that. II the
old tradition holds would portend mild
close. But this was none OF your pet
Hons, to be led with dog chain when
QUITO Sunday afternoon constitutional.
1t has shown itself veritable prince
Of the Jungle" with apologies to the
Black Cat and has outstripped records
Of bygone days in degree that has out
done all predictions Of old timers.
The few bright days only served to
awake empty expectations Of springtime's
balmy breczes and soft sunshine. to be
shattered by the new snow drifts before
the dining room window next morning.
Friday was rather bright day. but
Saturday brought heavy wet snow and
rain and lowering clouds. Sunday morn
ing heavy blanket OF new snow laid
over the landscape. From nine inches
to foot was the depth measured in diff
ferent place about camp. while at the
Burt and at Crystal Mountain it was
from twenty inches to three feet.
About seven o'clock the snow slides
began breaking from the cliffs and gulch's
and for several hours the deafening crash
Of swapping timbers and grating boulders
was heard every little while. A slide
came down the gu!ch between Bear and
Little Bear Mountains which spred out
in the valley of Crystal River canon upon
an area full six hundred feet square. A
party OF gentlemen who visited this slide
Monday morning made calculations as
to the magnitude of the mass, which will
give a reader some conception OF it: The
pile is reckoned to contain about two
hundred thousand cubic yards OF snow
which is almost as compact as ice, and
therefore represents from seventyflve to
one hundred and twenty-five thousand
tons of weight. Or more than the tonnage
Of all our first class battleships. A more
readily conceived illustration Is that II
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Tuesday c. NJ. Hiatt aud his horse met
With a surprise. When coming up. just
approaching the slide near the cemetery
tho anowbank suddenly collapsed, the
horse dropping out OF sight, The slide
had blocked the flow Of the river which
had found q new channel under the
roadway and had cut out tho snow un-
derneath to depth of a couple Of feet
and again cutting out It's own channel
left an Ice cavern.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31
NARCH WEATHER "
A MATTER OF RECORD
But Old Sol Came out bid the month bright adieu
And now comes Aprs many moods

loaded upon 33-foot standard guage
freight cars, with an engine to each train
of twenty cars would make solid line
thirtyfive miles long. II this line OF
trains we're to be run on a schedule OF
twenty miles an hour. and held ten
minutes apart. they would extend for
a distance so great that the engine of the
first train would be whistling for the
Cypress yards at Kansas City when the
last section leaves Crystal.
At the Burt the slides commenced to
run Saturday. and one coming down the
gulch blocked the mouth Of tho middle
tunnel, where the men were working and
it took them three hours to dig out. As
matter oil precaution work was closed
down at the Burt until the weather is
more settled.
The Crystal Mountain Mine also closed
down to avoid danger to employees and
will not resume until the slides have run
which may be within few days and may
not be for ten days.
Chicago Basin slide came down early
Sunday morning and Black Eagle gulch
contributed its portion that afternoon.
A new slide struck the lower bridge and
1t is probably broknn down. while the
Whitehouse st. LOUIS Basin slide came
over and between the two bridges and
buried the road between the bridges for
the first time this year.
1t is estimated that the slides coming
down Bear Creek gulch have filed the
gulch for over $50 yards to a depth of
thirty feet, being filled to the level OF the
boarding house of the Crystal Mountain
Nine.
At Snow Mass there Is between seven
and eight feet Of snow.
Up along Crystal canon above the
Belle headgate. along where great cliffs
frown upon the narrow canon below,
there must be acres Of ice, cast from the
dizzy heights in avalanches.
But today, the last Of the month, as if
to verify the old superstition, the day is
warm and bright.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

A Kansas paper says a young man
called upon the lady Of his choice for the
first time recently, and will probably call
again, a. the following indicates:
"At nine o'clock they sat like b .
He was not long in learning.
At ten o'clock they sat like b 8,
The light was lower burning.
Another hour they sat like this.
Still we'll not mention whether
Attwelveo' clockthey ysatlikethls
All crowded up together"
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

John apd GUS Larsen, Charley Wilson
John johnson and Swan Thornroth of
the Burt force went out to Marble, Glen
wood, and Aspen, Monday, for . vaca-
tion while the snowslides run the whole
works on Mineral Point,
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

An example Of animal devotion seldom
surpassed has been observed in Crystal
this week; A young dog, less than year
old, Was shot Thursday or Friday and
the body lies oyer near the Bear Noun
tain tunnel A fifteen months old dog
remained beside the body Of bis dead
companioR until Wednesday morning
without seeking for food, his limbs hsing
pti6 tram lying on the snow watching
the inapimats body.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

door of w. B. Roddan's residence to the
street, and Old Tom concluded to travel
the path. but when directly over the
picket fence he broke through and only
by presence Of mind did he avoid injury:
rearing up on his hind fest he turned
around and retraced his steps to the
stree,
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

w. 8. Smith has been making a swing
around the Southwestern circle, having
been ia California, at Gilroy, Tulare,
San Francisco and Los Angeles the past
couple Of weeks and is now in Denver on
his way home,
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

The Burt Mine pct, noble eagle, was
brought down Monday. and is domiciled
in . room SGT apart for his convenience.
y. w. Ward contemplatss sending the
bird to Admiral Dewey,
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Mrs. W. B. Roddan Is a heroius, Sun
day was the most dangerous OF all tho
days Of winter, aud the day Of the werst
s'ides Of the winter came through the
canon from Marble with the mail car
riers.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

John Baroni. Henry Rossiti and their
partners in the Sheep Mountain are now
working an early morning shift, begin
ming st three O'Clock,
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Last Friday afternoon the closing exer-
cises Of the Crystal school was attended
by most Of the population Of the camp.
A short literary program was rendered in
, most creditahlp manner by the pupils.
Miss winters seems to have given excel
lent satisfaction to the patrons Of the
school.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Friday night the Iusz assay once had
roof broke loose and sliding against the
drift fell against tho building, crashing
through the furnace room window.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Monday, Old Tom, Geo. Q. Eaton's
white horse, WHO is . fixture of the pamp
pet With mishap, which, but for the
wise action Of the intelligent animal
would have proved fatal. A path has
psep mads over the snow from the back
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Reola Syaldo. a brother OF Mrs. Henry
Rositti. arrived in camp Wednesday to
remain. He came through from Penn
SylyaaiA where he has made his boms
for some Hms,
The silver lance., 1899-03-31
90 YGH tvEi SEE III labI:i?

Expect not; so send two-ce"' stsnp
to tho General Passenger Agent of u'
Colorado Midla1d Railroad. Denver, aud
he viii scnd you hpe colored picture Oh
one
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

The SILVER LANCE Is THE paper of the
Crystal River valley. If you want the
news of the Grnnison mineral bearing
region read the LANCE.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Doug Kelilis operated q barber shop
Wednesday atteraoop long enough to
trim up Tow Of tho prominent citizens
Van Wipklssp locks,
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Sunday C. NJ. Hiatt and VIM. Pace
brought pp two days mail, not having
yentursd to come through Saturday.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Each man ip camp who possesses such
, thing, claims to bavs the best "bug-
hunter, Now, how many eastern folks
know what "bug hunter" isi
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Several parties haye gone down to
view the Chicago Basin slide and all
agree upon its spisndov,
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Mrs Emma Wesnan will arrive IN
Crystal the first Of the week to remain
Tor the summer
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

The weight Of snow became too great
for the hay shed Of the Trading Company
and the roof is slightly out OF line.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Snowshoeing il said to have been at
the best this week, and snoyshoe hill
has beep . lively place,
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

Doug Kellis and John Adrian made =
rip to the mine Wednesday to see if the
spowslide had moved.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

y N. w. Ward has shoveled the SNOW
from in front Of his windows. much t.
ais own delight
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

It is reported that Joe Phillips is back
10 Cripple Creek after trip to Mexico
with Dennis Sullivan.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31
Crystal Stage and Mail

Leaves Crystal and Carbopdale at Z
o'clock a, N. and reaches each terminal
postoffice at 6 p. m.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31


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The silver lance., 1899-03-31
Fresh candies At the Trading Cos,
The ehiiAtsa ars enjoying their spring
vacation immensely,
Pste Nsttivi came down from tbs Burt
Sunday. where he is DOW working.

BY actual measurement the snowslide
st the cemetery is 22T yards across.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31

The sprjpg term OF school is TO begin
next Monday or the following week.
The silver lance., 1899-03-31
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