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1t is thought that several bodies
besides that of engineer Briggs are
under the wreck. Every physician in
Marshall and Slater responded to the
call for help and everything possible
was done TO make the sufferers more
comfortable. Many women from
Marshall and hundreds Of men helped
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w. H. Starr, superintendent of the
Alton, said this afternoon that the
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trying to reach Norton ahead Of the
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| W. A. Poteet formerly Of Mexico
Secretary Of the Trans-Missour
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-19
Supreme Court Decision.

Supreme Court Decision. !
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA.
No. 1908.
Orlando Cardelli, Tancredi Car
DELI. Joseph Andrioni and L.
Nariani.
Aopcllan,-.
The Comstock Tunnel Company
"a corporation) and Dominica
Ceresola and Guillo Ceresola.
Respondents
Appeal from the District Court OF the
State of Nevada, in and
for Lyon county.
Hon c. E. Mack, Judge.
rI"orreyson 6, Summerfield,
John Lothrop,
For Appellants.
w t. F Deal,
w +. Winnie,
For Respondents.
Opinion by Fitzgerad, J.
This is an action to determine the
plaintiffs alleged right to one-halt OF
the waters flowing and to flow from
the Sutro Tunnel; for S2,Soo damages
FOR defendants interference with said
alleged right; and for perpetual in
junction and order restraining said
defendants from interfering with said
alleged right in future.
The waters in controversy may from
the testimony in the case be thus de-
scribed as to their source, nature and
situation.
On the 4th OF February, 1865, the
Congress OF the United States pass
ed an act with the following title: An
Act granting the right OF way, and alt
thorizing y. Sutro, and his associate:
to construct a mining and draining
tunnel
Sections and ? OF said Act ere a:
follows:
Section I. \. Sutro and his as
sociates, successors and assigns, shall
for the next fifty years ensuing, iron
and alter the approval OF thu act
have, possess and enjoy the exclusive
privilege OF the right OF way, and tc
run, construct and excavate a TUNE
running into the Comstock lode iron
any point to be selected in the foothill
Of the Carson Fer valley, Within tn
bCuItaries OF Lyon county, anl DC
tween Corral Canon and Weobc
Cannon; also. @ sink mining sh'.i It
along the line or course o. sad tun
mel. and connecting with the same d
such points as may be selected b
said parties; PROVIDED, HOW
EVER, the right OF way hereby grant
ed for said tunnel shall in no manre
or in any wise interfere with an
rights heretofore acquired III and t
the said Comstock lode, or IN All
other lode along the line, ii in the V
cinty OF said tunnel, or any rights
property heretofore acquired BY dr
person or corporations; and, PRGNI
ED, FURTHER, that said right
way for said tunnel shall in no wi
interfere with the rights OF miners, a
cording to the laws and customs
this State.
Sec. 2. That the object OF sd
tunnel being for the purpose OF drai
ing the Comstock lode, and all 9th
lodes along its line OF direction
course, and for the discovery and d
velopment of other lodes throu
which the same may pass, and for t
general purpose OF advancing the mi
ing interest of this State; the ra
price or sum of money to be charg
for the benefit derived by the person
companies or corporations along t
line of said tunnel, and others w
may be benefited by the drainage
their mines or lodes, and freeing
same from the flow of water there
shall be whatever sum or sums of me-
ey, or stock, which may, or shall be
greed by and between the corporate
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-19

:. eyceDted other than the COmStOCk
ode sha11 he withheld from sale by
he limited States. and if such lodes
hall he abandoned or not worked
,ossessed aud ha11 !, conformity ~
VISITING rininc, rules or such -eguia- ,
ions - have heeo r. may ,e r-as- /
cr;bed NV the 7 legislature OF Nevada.
thew sbou beco;ne subject 70 such
r;oht ~ r,,rc,,os. h. the grantee here
in his heirs or ASSIGNS,
"Sec .<D FIT TT FURTHER
FNACTrD That al r.rsnrs f..,,-
NAMES or cornora,;on. ~,,,,,,,g claim.
or mines on ..;d C,,.s+c.l, 1,d., or
any otf,er io1e '~4;r,' 1,e.,e-,t+ed or
deve1oDcl NV sold tr1nef s',a, hold
their claims s,,,:e~. :, tf,~ >0.,>r;.;@-,
(which shall \. .,,f,--.s-1 = a.7,- a--7,,.
thew NAV hereafter obtain from the
United States) that .thev shall contr;-
butte and paw to the owners OF sad
tunnel the same rate Of CHARGES for
DRAINAGE or other benefts derived
from said tunnel or IFS branches ~
have been. or NAV hereafter he nam
ed in agreement hetwe., such owners
and the comnaries renresentino = ma
;or;+v ~ tho aS,;,,,+ed ,,,1,,. ~ e,;d
Comstock lode At the time Of the mas
SAGE OF this Act"
Under the Grants rio1,ts franchise
and nriyiIeoes OF the said LEGISLATION
the waters in controversy were
hrouoht into and tbrougb the said tim
mel; and the defendants are the s,1c-
cessors in interest to said grants
rights. franchises and Drivi1eges \,
least evidence 1endino 70 show the
FOREGOING facts was introduced. anf
thew must have been 50 found Inv The
trial court and we see nothing in the
record on file here "a instiiv = dis
trrbance OF said f~d;no
Counsel for anne1Ian+s !, their br-;a
say.
THE testimony without contrad;c
ton shows thar M va+e- flows 4r,~o,,ar
the S,,+ro T,,r,e1 o>-cao+ s,,.t, ,,.ot,
as is drained from the C-o,rs.oo1. lodi
or the country, ha,,,.oo, T.. .,o.t,
the ro,,s4oc1, ,oda ond s,,rr, ,,,,+.~ -
: ,,,,,,rad i-o,,, ho1o .1,o r., =,
cutro Tunnel a,d s,,o,, u.o.o :;
used on tive Co,,s,ool- 1ada ;a- .1ao.
r;co1 r,,,-ooea,
The test;non,- i,,r+bcr e7,ou,, +1o
tho flow. - ,,.,4a,. ;,o,, ~. .., !,
.,a,,o- hoa,, ,,;to"
THIS T. ,,,o,. =, -o., .,o. l.,
.oo- ;.4a ,..,.,
~ D-o;; 49,. IT,, IT,, ,.-
: =,
5 ,,,;,,a- ;,+a ,i,o .I. 80 g.
: . .. 1:.,.,
fer beino used IN the ,,,,cr;,,arv
The evidence further +e,-s - .+,o
that the defa,,5,,,4 ,a.,,,,>o,,,, o.,,.,,- ra.,
. iron, ~. ,,,o,,.b - tia +,,1 -. l.
Carson River over which the ,,o+a,
from the tunnel flow into said river
j Plaintiffs claim, ora-ba1f of ali =
l waters flowing and also one-ha1i
all the waters that NAV hereafter 40
rOut OF and from said tunnel 70 n1o
q from brief 81 anne1lants' counsel
by appropriation and use.
BY prescription and adverse Us
: BY aCQuiescence in the use OF Il
same.
A question might arise whether Il
- third claim mentioned does not neg
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-19

flicting. this court would not be justi-
fed in reversing the case and setting
aside said order. for certainly if the
court found against the plaintiffs ON
THE FACTS involved Oh ALL
THREE OF THE CONTENTIONS !
o. D,airt;Fs. .,c, 10 reversal could be |
properly had there; ii Oh tic second or
third. or eth : them. men. too no |
,rcrc-rcl could &c had; ;cr il the or
der of the court b -irl:t On any
Gun, .,.c:, :, Mould Lc affirmed: and
TIL. court .,c.-,~-. t-c.: &c record in !
this case see what vs. the finding OF
the ,rial court IN ca>.: OF said con-
tentions separately.
This would probably dispose OF the
case: but another and very important
question was before the District Court
and by it decided. and that question is
now properly before this court. and we
deem it proper that this court should
rended its decision thereon. The
question is this: Are waters situated
as are the waters in controversy here
APPROPRIARIF that i SJ7R-
IFCT TO APPROPRIATION. m
der the statutes and decisions OF the
courts ~ the State ~ ~e,.ada2 T.,
the discussion of this onest;on two
o,est;ons arise.
First. L . stream, formed al srch
,.,+ars NATURAL or ~ APTIFI-
CIAT and TEMPORARY s,raan,o
Second. II an artificial and tan,o-
ror,, s,reon, ora tho u,,te-s +,eraoi
= AppPOpPIARI that : SIR
let To Apr
T., ,,,.,.o- .. ~, f.. a,,o.+;o,, ava
l $500, .l:,1- ,,, ..- ,p
T1P1c1,1 1 Tr,1DOD,pv
( %,rrpr ,
- Ca-.o;,,r,. .,a.,,~a IA ,,o- ,. .1,
,,.o..~. ;.+o o~d +h~o,ah tho cu--o
i T1 .,.
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Is
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
Fire Causes Panic.

Chicago, Jan. Sire caused a
panic among the tenants of the
Mcclellan flats on the corner of
Thirty-first street and South Park
avenue, shortly after s O'Clock this
morning. Many of the inmates
were still in bed when the alarm
was sounded. The elevators were
rendered useless, but all succeeded
in escaping to The street where
they stood in their night clothes
and shivered until places could
be found for them
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
LIBERTY AFTER
MANY YEARS
Alfred Packer ParoIed by Gov
ernor Thomas.
POLLY PRY CARRIES ORDER

Denver, Jan. S-The last official
act of Governor Thomas, before
vacating the gubernatorial seat,
was to grant a parole to Alfred
Packer, the alleged man-eater, now
serving a life sentence in the
Penitentiary at Canon City.
Polly Pry," special writer for
the Post, carried the order grant
ing Packer his liberty. She wires
this afternoon that the prisoner
was overjoyed with the glad
tidings and could hardly realize
the truth of the order.
The story of the crime of which
Packer was convicted, the attempts
made by his friends to secure a
pardon, and the shooting of Bonfils
and Tammen of the Post. as a
result of their interest in the old
man has been told so often that it
is not new to the people of Colo
rado.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
A FEW SUGGESTIONS.

If you want to sell list your prop
erty with the agent whom you
think will do business for you most
satisfactorily-one to whom peo-
pie come to buy-one who adver-
tises literally, far and wide, for
customers, and treats them right
when they come, and one who will
show your property to the custom
ers.
If you want to buy, go to the
same one-he knows titles. You
want clear title.
If your property or life is not
insured you are taking chances
long ones. Most of us can't af-
ford to take them. If you can't,
go TO the agent who knows the in
surance business and is RESPONSE
BILE citizen. Don't fear you won't
get the lowest rates-he don't let
business get away from him by
charging more than others-that
would be ridiculous.
Loans made when security IS
satisfactory.
Deeds, mortgages, leases and the
like, drawn skillfully on short no.
tice.
Notary public always in the Of
fee.
Expert stenographer and type
writer in office-all kinds Of work
skilfully and promptly executed at
reasonable prices.
nany choice properties, including
location considered, are
sy terms; such as small payment
s. Also sell lots in all the addi-
and vicinity.
o SECURE A HOME in Florence
With reliable party in such serious
O.. FLORENCE. COLORADO.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
Warrant for Potter Palmer.

Chicago. Jan. s A warrant for
the arrest of Potter Palmer was is
sued this morning by Justice Ev-
erett. The complaint alleges that
on Sunday, January 6, Mr.. Palmer
kept an open tippling house, where
drinks were served. 1t is alleged
that while the front door to the
Palmer house bar was closed. the
back door was open to the public
The warrant was placed in the
hands of BILE, but has not
yet been served.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
PRESIDENT is ILL.
He is Unable to Leave His Room
Today.

Washington, Jan. S-For the
first time since his Inauguration
four years ago, President McKin-
ley did not enter his Office today
nor perform any public duties,
but remained in his private apart
ments in the white house. He is
not ill but he is suffering with a
severe cold He and Mrs. McKin-
ley will not be able to take the
trip to Canton on Thursday
They were going to attend the
funeral of his nephew, James
Barber, who was killed in the
Philippines.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
Bryan Visits Chicago.

Chicago, Jan. S-W. j. Bryan
arrived at noon today from Omaha
to attend the Jackson day banquet
of the Bryan league, at which he
will be the principal speaker
Mayor Harrison and members of
the democratic county committee
met him at the station and con-
Quoted him to the Sherman house
where an informal reception was
held.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
THE ARMOUR FUNERAL.
Will be Held Tomorrow at Ar
mour'S Mission.

Chicago, Jan. S-The funeral of
Philip d. Armour will take place
tomorrow. Public services will be
held at Armour mission, Thirty
Third street and Armour avenue.
where the body will lie in state
from noon to 3 o'clock.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
A FEW BARGAINS.

sgg99 Will Will buy buy .psaaa R S lots on Yves. Second tsas
street neal the new school house.
$3.50 will buy Groom frame ON West custo
sut nttn WIN on' io' 'neap ana terms 10 when
roo four room frame on three short lots show
i5xI5 twa blocks from Central school.
Easy terms. erS.
800 three frame on two lots West Jf
part town. home place. bargain. -
900 two fine residence lots on East Second same
1000 o ,,...p - 100 want
feet front. If
sosd location Come in and let n III nsur
you about 'his' long
isXs2 cisern and we'll Of good water, in a ford
shade trees. go to
$50 Tor an = l elegant h, home Nice 4-Toom surar
fence and shrubbery bic C
Main Street s good Cellar M n tv@sS ot neuse IRON on get
iehSe ana N'~i'h creek water, busir
Main owner eft town @ 'wS must tong le i9ts m chars
bargain. would
S 600 viii buy good residence property -
one block from postoffce. The lot is Lo
,,o worm ~ more satisf
half l93tss, on II. Fast second Close in cost De
,eoo Iii ,,,,'.', ,aV's sIs' like,
ence property in Florence. Six room briei tice.
barn fine lawn and ali modern lsf imppove pe,c No
fee
8 per Cent on the M ahd pas eet aG"as bt Ex
'er-iet me tell you about It, write
WE STILL n HAVE AE g, few choice lots in the skilfr
reasonable prices. IreaSo
have the exclusive sale of many
Voters and Bernard's Additions -whi
the cheapest in the city; and on easy teri
down, balance in monthly payments AL
tions and subdivisions in the city and vi
THE MAN WHO WANTS TO Sc
ought not to delay-and its well tn deal with
matter securing home.
GEO. D. JOHNSON. OPP. p. O.,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08

Jansen, the wall paper man.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
EPIDEMIC OF GRIP.
New York Is In the Tolls of
Disease.

New York, Jan. Sit is estimat-
ed there are 250,000 cases of grip
and pneumonia in the city. Not
only the city hospitals, but private
institutions as well, are full to over
flowing, and the physicians are
finding it difficult to make their
rounds.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
FORTY CHILDREN
PERISH IN FLAMES
Shocking Holocaust In Rochester
Orphan Asylum.
ATTENDEDBY PITIFUL SCENES

Rochester, Jan. s -Twenty-one
are known to be dead, six are
dying and forty are injured as the
result of the burning early this
morning of the Rochester orphan
asylum.
Heart rending scenes marked
the conhagation Many of the
terror stricken inmates caught in
the death trap leaped from the
windows and had their limbs
crushed on the ice and frozen
ground below,
When first discovered the flames
had gained such headway that
some of the corridors were entirely
cut off from escape. The firemen
worked heroically but it was inn
possible to rescue all the unfortu-
mates.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
/" "JohnsOn'S Corner" !"
GEO. o. JOHNSON

eand
makes
sample good
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08

Later-The list of known dead
now numbers thirty, but there is
no way of ascertaining how many
are still in the ruins. 1t is be-
lieved the number will be no less
than forty-hve,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
Cut All to Pieces.

Peanut candy Is cents per pound
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
only at Hoffman Bros, 130 West
Main street. See their window.
7-l0
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-08
SPECIALS

SPECIALS.
large dairy at bargain.
A small house in the East end al low price.
a home for 500 in the West end
Restaurant making big money.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-09
PREPARING FOR THE FAIR.
A Meeting Of the Executive Committee Held
Here Yesterday.

The executive committee of the North
Carolina Agricultural Society met last
evening at the call of Gen. VIM. r. Cox,
president. Present.: Messrs. r. H. Bat
tie, A. M McPheeters, Geo. Allen, F. A.
Ods, John Nichols r. II. Battle, w. A.
Withers, N. B. Broughton, julius Lewis,
Sherwood Higgs, Frank Stronach, j. c..
L. Harris, JOS. e. Pogue, secretary, and
C. B. benson, treasurer.
The president informed the commit
tee of the general line of work which
was in progress by the officers in de-
velopng the great fair, which will sig
nalize the new century in the history
Of the society Reports were made by
the, secretary in regard to work at the
grounds and repairs and improvements
in the buildings; and also of the steady
demand for space for exhibits, both at
home and abroad.
The treasurer made a report of the
registration of all lands and payments,
and of the preparation of the premium
list, it's careful revisal by committee
and work upon the same in press; also
of the success in advertising for the
same 1t will be especially attractive
in Offering more valuable cash prem
iums than ever before. Many towns OF
the State are well represented in it's ad-
vertisements.
Committees were appointed as follows:
On transportation: r. HI. Battle, c.
NJ Busbee and Benehan Cameron.
On Athletic Sports: Sherwood Higgs,
who is director of that department, F..
A. Odds, J.. c. l.. Harris and the secre-
tary.
On Special Improvement at Entrances:
f. A. Odds, Frank Stronach and the
secretary.
The committee were gratified at the
\ outlook for the fair, and the results al
ready accomplished by the manage
ment
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-09
The Raleigh Banks.

In the table of bank valuations printed
yesterday in this paper there were sew
eral typographical errors. The Cabarrus
Savings bank, for instance was given
$325,OOO capital, when it ought to have
been 1880; the Tarboro bank in the
same way got s250,0OO capital when it
was entitled to only $4,000; and the Bank
of Enfield $1OS,0OO instead of s10,SO0.
Also in the cases of two of the Raleigh
banks the market value of the stock was
confused with it's value per share after
the real estate has been deducted. For
this reason the full and correct state
ment, taken from the returns in the
Auditors office, is given below:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-09
McGeachy Drug Store Sold. !

The sale of shelving and fixtures at
the drug store lately occupied by Mr.. A.
S. McGeachy was continued at noon yes
terday and the remnants disposed OF at
astonishingly low figures.
The total amount of all the goods and
fixtures auctioned off in the last two
days, including the soda fountain, was
nearly $765. The soda fountain sold for
$40 and the other things for fraction
less than 1925. After selling off the
various articles the goods and fixtures
were put up as a whole, but no one made
an offer on them.
The amount realized for the soda foun-
tain about meets the mortgage on it, but
for over 81. 500 of Indebtedness on the
balance of the stock but 1926 was re-
ceived. The total amount of the firms
indebtedness was stated to be $1,000.