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New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
NEW YORK. sUPREAIE COURE. CoTNT!

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
~ OF NEW YORK, Irving Savings Institutio, P1at,-
tn. against William KnNen al Defendants
pursuance OF a Judgment o. Fo-eclosrre
entered the above-entltlef action bes
10Th day OF January 1901
Referee said Judgment named will sell IN one
parcel Public Auction the York Real Esrara
Salesr0om, No III Broadway. IN the of Ma7-
haitian City Of New York the 9th February.
1901 u o'clock that day. by Bryan l. ken
Iy Auctl1uee the premises directed tudFment
All those lots pieces parcels OF ground
and Improvements
and being AZ ManhattanvilIe. Twelfth Ward ~
tha civ Cs New and known distinguishes on
man OF property ManhattanviIe belonging 4, rhs
estate Of John Lawrence deceased. by Edward
Doughty CITY January 1s45 by numbers
hundred and t1rty-two. and $50 hundred
and fo-ty-f1ur. the Southwestery side Lawrence
which taken together are bounded follows.
Beginning al a point the SouthwesterIy line Of
Lawrence Street distant hundred sixty-eight
inches Souhsasterly from the Southeastey
and al right angles Lawrence Street one hundred
Northwesterly and parallel Lawrence Street
thence Northsaseriy parallel the first
line hundred feet the Southwestery line
Lawrence Street thence SouIheaserly along he south
westerly line u Lawrence Street. hfy less
10 the place of beginning.
Dated York February fst 1901
FRANCIS B. HARRISON. Referee
DEYO. DTER q BACERDORF. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Il5 Broadway. New York City.
The following IS a diagram OF sold
as described Phove the street numbers being 54 and SO
Lawrence Street:
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SUPREAIE COURT. County Of New YORK

Charles Simpson. pIaintiff against Joseph B-ougn-
ton and others. defendants
In Of Judgment duly
made and entered the above entitled and oea-ns
the referee IN said judgment named public
auction AT the New York Real Estate Salesroom. No
III Broadway the Borough = MANI n the Cttr
% New York the Twenty-drs dav ~ February 1901
az II oclocN Noon day. hv Peter T. Meyer.
uoneer the premises directed BY the said judgment %
All those certain lots lard IN ths
Twe1ty-secOud Ward - York. Borough oe
Manhattan, and bounded and described follows
Regnning the Sou-heriv line % SVry-nh Street at
point distant Two hunired feet West Of Eleventh
Avenue. thence running SOurherly and parallel with
line block thence Westerly parallel with
Sxty-htth Ftv-seveu ore-hals inches
lands OF New York Central Hudson River Rail-
road; thence along the Ire Of lands OF said Railroad.
Northerly one hundred and four feet three inches IN
the Southery lire o Sxtyhh Street. thence along ths
eleven inches the place OF beginning Beins the
premises c1rvevet the said Joseph J. Br9ushtOn bv
Charles Simpson and wife deed bearing date with
the said mortgage. and intended % be recorded smulra-
neouslv herewith and the said given "a
or the purchase for said conveyance
retaining wall westerly side % said premises.
said Charles simpson and New York Central
and Hudson Rive Railroad Company dated January 2h.
recorded February 18th. 1880 Ioer 22i OF Con-
S. Subject also 70 lease expiring Nay
Dated New York. so,h January. 1901
JACOB MARKS. Refsr--.
ROBERT a p DAYTON.
Attorney plaintiff l9 Broadway. Borough % Mahat
City OF New York
The following dag-a,r OF the properly % sold
West s5th
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A DvERTTsEMENTs and subscriDtons for The Tribune
Z received at their UPTOWN once No 12i2 Broadway.
north until O'Clock . m.
nants received at following branch az regular
until o'clO"H o viz: S5+ Sth-ave
cor a3t- 6th-ave. i2Ih-sJ: Macys 6th-ave
and l4th-st. COlumbus-ave In,
42d-st 6th-eye; 90 East l4th-st 257 West
42d-st between 18th I59 47th-st Sls
81 ave between 76th nth IOa6 3d-ave. near
6lst-st: l7Os ls-ave.. s9thst 756 Tremont-ave
3d-ave 554 3d-ave 30 Bleecker-st.
325 BIe@>ker-st
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The approximate amount ot the or charg- 20
satisfy which the above described property u sold
Forty-Cns thousand four and ssvertv-rb4a
and SS-loO Dollars with interest oS
January 1901 az six per cent together with the
and allowance. amounting Three hundred
and 2fOO Dollars with interest January 90 1901
wiki the OF apurcxr1ats au,5t-t
ot the rates or other liens
70 be allowed the purchaser 1 the purchase money
paid by the Referee is One
fifty and S4-l00 Dollars interest.
Dated New York. January 2sth 1901
VERNON y DAVIS Referee
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Grnst Companies.
Guaranty rustCo.
Of New York.
NASSAU. CORNER cEDAR srprr.,

NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET.
CAPITAL, $4,000 ooo
SURPLUS, Sa-oOOO 400
ACTS as TRCsTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS. AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN.
EXECUTOR. AND ADMINISTRATOR TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
sONAL ESTATES
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
subject 20 cheque certificate.
DRAFTS on ALL PARTS or GREAT BRI-
TAIN. FRANCE. AND GERMANY BOUGHT
AND SOLD. COLLECTIONS MADE.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS or CREDIT AVAIL
ABLE IN ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER C. oAKMAN. President.
ADRIAN ISELIN JR-. viee-President-
GEORGE L. TCRNBCLL- 2d vice-President
HENRY \. MURRAY. Treas. aud Sec.
J. NELSON BORLAND, Asst Treas. and Sec
WN. c EDWARDS % Asst Treas & Sec
JOHN GACLT. Manager Foreign Dept
DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. Babcock. Adrian Iselin. jr
George +. Baker augustus D JuTltsrd
George s. Bowdoin. James y Jarvie
August Belmont. Richard A McCurdy
Frederic Cromwell Levi Morton
walter Z. Gillette Alexander + Orr
u O. Haven, Walter G. Oakman.
r H. Hartman. Henry H Rogers
h
Charles r Henderson. Frederick W Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
LONDON OFFICES,
23 LOMBARD STREET. z. @
80 ST. JAMES STREET. s W
Bays aud sells exchange OF the principal !
cities OF the world. collects dividends and cou-
pons without charge, issues travellers and COM
mercial letters OF credit, receives and pays
interest deposits subject to cheqrs az sight
on notice, lends money collaterals. deals in
American and other investment securities. aad
offers its services as correspondent and financial
agent 10 corporations. bankers. and merchants.
Bankers.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
CLYDESDALE BANK, Limited.
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK or
ENGLAND Limited.
PARIS BANK. LIMITED.
Solicitors.
FRESHFIELDS AND WILLIAMS
London Committee,
ARTHUR JOHN FRASER. Chairman
DONALD C. HALDEMAN.
LEVI P. MORTON.
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Lawrence strss,
Manhattan StTs-,'

The approximate amount Of or charge 20 satisfy
which The above described property be sold Is ro
thousand hundred and hfty-eigh 56-lOO ioars with
interest thereon from the 10Th day OF Decsmber 1900
together with and allowance amounting 70 Two
hundred and ninety I710O dollars interest from
January 10 1901. together with the expenses OF
The approximate amount Of taxes assessments
which 70 be allowed the purchaser
purchase paid by the Referee seven
hundred fortyseven 9i-1oo dollars and interest
Dated York. February LIST, 1901
FRANCIS b HARRISON, Rstsrss
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The approximate amount the lien OF oharss 10 sat-
isfy which the described properly sold
Fovty-sevsn thousand three hundred and forty SI0o
dollars with interest thereon from the 10th OF jan
uary 1891 together with and allowances amount
ing 20 Six hundred and fO-tyssvsn 23100 dollars
interest from January % 1901. together
p@nses OF The sale. The approximate OF
assessments or other hens which be allowed
ne purchaser out of the purchase paid
referee IS TWENTY-FIVE hundred and sixtythres 91Oo
dollars and interest.
Dated. New York. February 1901.
DANIEL P INGRAHAM. Referee
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South strest

South Street.
The aDproximate aggregate of the patntrs lien
premises. with and cisolrssle1es
Is slt3sll and OF ard water a,es Is
$500 6c- GEO c. EL-ANhE. Ref=res
A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The rrtouns
"a al Uptown Once. No Lax Srcatway.
20 door north OF Sls<t. until O'clock n sascrtise-
following branch offices regular
otice O'clock viz: 2oa st1-avss e.
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Nos S7-S9-91 JACKSON STREET.-New

~ York Supreme Cou-t. County o. New York New York
Security Trust Company plalr-iT. against Philip
2 al defendants.n pursuance Of a ~
fl-ecosure and duly made In the ahovs
ard bearing istL
1900 undersigned Referee In said u5grnent named
sell public auction. the York
Real Estate SaIesroo " III Broadway in the Borough
Manhattan. CITY y New York. Thursday.
day 1901, twelve o'clocS dav
William " Ryan auctoneer, the premises described IN
Judgment follows: AL those certain lots
pieces u land with the buildings improve
thereol erected situate lying and being in the
seventh Ward q the city ~ New York. AMI bounded
described follows Beginning the by
intersection of the northery side OF South with
westerly side - Jackson Street
nCr-heriy side South Street Atty eet
northery parallel Jackson eishUy-for
feet and inches; thence eastery and parallel with
South Street htJy feet % the said westerly SIDE Of Jack
Street. and thence soutegy along the said
side o. Jackson Street cshtyflur feet and inches
point place 0f beginning
Dated. New York, February . 1901.
GEO. G. BI.ANFEE Referee
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 81 Nassau
Street Borough Of Manhattan. City q New York
The following - diagram of the referred
in tne forsEolns notice 0f sale:
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West 9th 81

The approximate amount charge sats-e
which the described property IS sold "a
IO2. interest thereon t-orn 2sth day OF
January. together wi-n and allowances
amounting S32S 20 together with the expenses ot hs
The approx amount OF assessments
other liens be allowed the purchaser out OF ths
purchase money. paid the referee. IS S2LS5 and
Dated New York SOJh January. 1901
JACOB MARKS Rers-a-
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Foreclcsure Sales.
STPRESIE CoTRT, COUNTY OF NEW
NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Henry e. Auchincloss. executor of ths
of John AuchincIoss deceased. plantfr. against
Cora Var B. Potter. defendant
pursuance - foreclosure and sale. duly
made entered the entitled action bearing
date OF 1901 the undeTsi gned.
the referee said judgment named. viii sell ar pUol1
auction New York Real Estate Salesroorn No. III
Broadway. in the Borough of Manhattan and City or
New York the 7th Gay Of February 1901 at twelve
O'clock day. by .. Phoenix lnErahanas
auconesr the directed hv said Judgment % os
sold and therein described follows:
All that piece parcel or land Situate n
te Borough OF Manhattan and City Of New YORK. ana
bounded and described follows .
Beginning point the Sourheriv SIDE OF sznd
Street distant f5s hundred and hftyesh feet West
wardy from the Souhwestery OF said street ana
West End Avenue. running thence Southwardly ara
Parallel with West End ant part 81 rne distances
through wall l02 bundrsd and two) feet snt
CtWol inches; thence ardy and parallel with cn1
Street II sevenesnl feet; thence NoTthwardy parel
with West End AvenEs l02 hundred and sWol Iess
and ttvo) inches the Southery side OF sind street ant
thence Eastwardy along said southsry SIDE or d 1-sl
Y tseventeenl tset 20 the point place or eesnhs
said premises being known No 5l+ West s-at
Street and being the saTe which were conveyed % tns
said Cora Van p Potter BY William = Lanchanrin ant
wife BY deed dated the uth Gay % June ls44. and
recorded Liber p - Conveyances at page ao
Dated New YORK. January t5th. 1901
FREDERICK A. WARE. Reteree
VAFNUN & HARRISON. Attys for plain nun. - WIlisa
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK city. y Z
The following Is diagram - ,hs property % oe sod
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COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

1,os,sr quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
- st,ok Exchange. furnished by William p. Bon
-, a Co of COLORADO Springs.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

EN 1Okh SUPREME COT ri, COUNTY
= OF NEW YORK. Irving savings Institution. Plain
pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale duly
date the 2ath day ~ farus-v IAN ~. undarsis,si
parcel - Public SUctf1n AZ tb Ye1[ W. Fes1 Fsrats
SalesrooE. No. III Broadway. IN Borough Man
rattan; City Of New York the 26h day of Fs5r1-
NJ Ryan AucJoneer the premises directed BY iudg
menI 70 9e sold and therein described follows:
lying ana being in he 3sTd Ward 81 the ci9T Of Nss
westches,e- and state o. Ne Y6-li being part OF the
lots known designated by 116 and III
On On Map sn,ilsd Map Of the Nase Of Morrisan!a made
gust To- lS4s and filed Office OF Register OF
described follows: beginning point the North
tsrsectlon southveseriv side OF one hundred and
sixty-ninth Street the is laid under An
Act ror Ae laying OUT opening and closing Of streets
Nav 10 1s6s with Northwestern side OF Franklin
EenuS thence running Northwes-ery along the south
stey side of lots Numbers Ill and 10 on aforesaid
Map two hundred twenty-tw0 feet inches
l or John Echler: thence SOuthesteTly land
hundred and tweatv feet thence outheassrI through
te centre OF lots Numbers III and I6 said in
Northwesteriy si14 Frsnkn Avenue and North
easterty along the N0rthwestev side OF Franklin Avenus
point or place OF beginning ire said distances
densrs more or less, reference being had 70 the sds
s Fnhn Avenue as the same existed prior to March
Subject whatever rights the Mayor Aldermen ard
upon ths opening videng oe FRANKLIN Being
s- same premises hereotore conveyed 70 Eaharna En-
asd recorded March 1871 The ofce OF the Regstsr
~ OF CoIVeyances, page l67
DARED. New York February 1st 1901
nv, DANIEL. P. 1F'fRAHAM. Referee
llS broadway New York City
The 95owips i diagram OF the property to be sold
East 1ssth Street
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financial mertlues

THE BANK OF NEW YORK
NATIONAL. BANKING ASSOCIATION.
New York. January 18th. 1901.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that a special
- meetir= Of the Stockholders q Bank of New
National banking Association. called by the Board
Directors will be held the Banking House
;. Borough OF Manhattan
New York city. 27h day q February 1901 II
A NJ. OF taking action relation
TO the u Article Thlro Of its Articles
ISOLATION. SO read follows: The
II Directors sha consist Of less than thirteen
fifteen stOCkhulCers''; and
adoption such amendment the
additional director directors.
annual meeting.
HERBERT l. GRIGGs President
CTIAS OLNEY. Cashier
The undersgnsd stockholders Of The Bank Of New
the Board Of Directors Of said Association calling
special meeting OF the Stockholders on
9th OF February. 1901 at II O'Clock NJ for the
purposes specified in the above notice
". I. LCDLAM
JOSEPH MEAL.
GEORGE SMITH \
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foreclosure 5ales.
SUPREME COURT County of \,

SUPREME COURT. County Of New York
Charles A Peabody Jr. Plaintiff against the Ernst
Ma-N-Na-na1 Company and others. defendants.
IN pursuance ~ Judgment of t-.eCI1sur sale
duly made and entered action and bearing
Gate me ID 1ay OF January. 1901 T. the Undersigned
the Referee in said Judgment named sell at public
auction ar t1s New York Real Estate Saes-1om III
broadway in the Borough ot Manhattan. CITY of New
7r On ne -tth day OF February. 1901. 10 ocl-ck
Noon az mat day. by Peter F. N>yer. Auct1neer.
premises directed BY sad Judgment be sold and therein
described follows All that plot Of land City
and County OF New YORK bounded and described fol-
lows BsElnnin At point the essterIy o
NleAoas Plaee distant Two hundred and fo-ynine test
one r1 s1uthe ly from point IN the
Ni,h.as Pace where f. would be intersected by the
middle line % One hundred and Fifty street
sad street were extended easerIy and running thence
easrerv parallel with sat s1uths-iy side hundred
and FftytElri Street n the
Two hundred feet % the westerly side EdgeCou1s
nue. thence s0utherlv along the westerly
conbe Avenue feet. thence parallel
with the southerly side of Fifty-thi-d
Street r. extended aforesaid hun
dred teet the eCste-iy side Nicholas Place
thence rCrthery along the e1sterlv Nicholas
Place seveury-nve feet 20 the point n beginning
Dated Sew York January 26.h. 1901
VERNON NJ DAVIS. Referee
PEABODY. BAKER x PEABODY Attorneys for Plain
IN Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City oc
The following a diagram OF tss property bs
Cen-e Line Of street
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
rrurp,shsa by Walker Brothers No. Il Rroaawayl
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flHanrial.
Union Pacific
RAILROAD COMPANY.
First Lien Convertible Four
per cent. Gold Bonds.
No. 100 Broadway. New York,
February 18Th. 1901

To the Holders of Preferred and Common
stock of Union Pacifc RniIroad Company.
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The approximate the Lien OF charge
Isy which the above described property be sold
ttWentN-on7 thousand hundred eleven and
-VV dollars with Interest thereon from the 5th day OF
Jauf IDOL tlsethsr with costs and allowances amount
s 70 hree hu1red and -wentC1e dollars with interest
from the llth ay Of January 1901 together with ths
expenses or tne sale There and rates.
Whlch 70 be allowed 20 the purchaser OF
purt hase money, refLres which
approximate amount with interest date or sails
ls hlght VEntrsd and and 42-lO0 dollars
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: -. Jannarv Ia. 1a01.

FREDERICK A. WARE. Referee
Ihe sale Of the above described premises hereby adj
l9urned % Monday March q 1901. hour and
place.
Dated NeW-YOrk, February Tth 1901
FREDERIC A. WARE. Referee.
& HARRISON, Attorneys Plaintiff 62 WILL
IAN street. Borough Of Manhattan. Nev-York City
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BOSTON STOCKS.

,.s.s BY r L. Day & Co.. No Broaa-sta
"N rsb II Feh q Fer. Il. Fes IS
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subject to cheqae or on certthcats.
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DRAFTS on ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRI-
TAIN. FRANCE. AND GERMANY BOUGHT
AND SOLD. COLLECTIONS MADE.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS or CREDIT AVAIL
ABLE IN ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
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ACTS as TRCsTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
fIRAS. AND INDIVIDUALS, AS GUARDIAN.
EXECUTOR. AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAKES
ENIIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER.
SoNAL ESTATES
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-27
Col. BOvIe'S Mine.

The North Rapidan Mining Com
pany at Como will prosecute work in
driving the drain tunnel throughout
the winter months and has already laid
in supplies. Last week three tons of
-four Ali, several tons OF spuds were
delivered there for that eotnpaI,. Inc
tunnel is being advanced at the rate OF
from so to Is feet per week and about
next August will be extended to a
point 800 feet below the main shaft
bottom when the water will be tapped
There is now a heavy flow OF water
through the tunnel, which comes from
the broad mineral belt which it is
skirting. A force OF Fl men is erl-
ployed by the compasy. At the HUI
ley-Logna mill and mine work has
been suspended tor the winter. The
wagon road from Dayton TO Como
has been put in thorough repair joint
ly by Lyon County commissioners ant
Colonel Boyle.-Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-27
State News.

The oil we'll at Elko is down us
feet and the indications for oil grow
more promising as depth is attained
A lodge OF Modern Woodmen OF A
merica has been organized in Reno
with thirty-tive charter members
The State University football team
has departed for Salt Lake City where
they will play the Utah University
team Thanksgiving Day.
The appraisers appointed to fix the
value OF the estate OF the late Charles
Kaiser OF Reno, have reported, Ac-
cording to their findings the estate is
worth SI56,ooo
1t is reported that Dr.. J. Pierepon
Edwards, who owns valuable II: nine
properties in Peavine district. Washo,
county, has gone insane and is con
fined in an asylum IN New Jersey.
The Lovelock Creamery Compan,
has organized BY the election OF trus
tees. The new board will endeavor t,
collect the unpaid subscriptions an,
start the creamery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-27
Todays Sale

Or the day before Thanksgiving
At the Rectory there will be
Held a sale OF things most lovely.
We'd like you all to- come and ser
And perhaps to purchase something
It's surely here that you will find
Pretty things to take your fancy
Where there's work OF every kind
Bags OF endless sorts and sizes;
Aprons useful and dainty too;
Gauzy scarfs for pretty faces;
Point lace kerchieis, made for YOU.
Pretty trays for flirnsy veilings:
Little cushions, sfawls warm and soft
Useful dust-caps, iron holders,
And the goodies we've sold so oft.
Luscious mince pies, and OF pumpkin
Goodly fruit-cake, sold by the pound
In TACT every cake you've heard OIL
Doughnuts, cookies, will all be found
And perhaps we'll have some flowers
For your table Thanksgiving Day
SO from two till FIVE do Join us.
And to tea you'll surely stay. te
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-27
VIRGINIA Strike Troubles

Presidents Burns of the Virginia
Miners Union and Herman of the
Storey County Labor Union visited
the Lizard mine On tbs Cooney wood
ranch road last Sunday. The miners
employed there are receiving 81 per
day and top men So per day and the
former will join the miners and the
latter the Labor Union.
The Labor Union committee inter-
viewed several local employers yester-
day and Messrs T. R. McGurn, R. S.
Meacham, Manager for O. Lonkey,
Thomas Dick and Ed. Swift OF Gold
Hill agreed to pay their transfers So
for a days work of ten hours.
Manager Whipple, on behalf OF the
Buffers Company, has made propo-
sition to the Labor Union committee
to let by contract the work Of grading
for the ore tailings reduction plant at
, Klondike The proposition provides
that the ground be measured off into
cubic yards, employees to sign a con-
| tract to remove the dirt at so much a
! cubic yard, which would make every
man contractor and thus avoid the
union scale OF wages The Union will
reject the proposition. as under that
plan the men would not make their
board. Manager Whipple further stat
ed, the employees would not do any
more work before January I and per
haps not then.
This decision is taken as an attemp
on the part of the Buffers Compan,
to play freezeout game similar t.
that Of the San Francisco employers
association That scheme will no
work in Storey county. as the Labo
Union has come to stay and will prov
to the Buffers company that it mus
suspend operations permanently I'm
less the terms Of the union are com
piled with If it takes all next and sey
E eral succeeding summers to reach
! satisfactory ettlement-Report
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-27
To.Niqht's Dance.

The dance to be given by the A. O.
L. w. this evening at Armory Hall.
will be one Of the enjoyable affairs OF
the season. The Workmen dances are
regarded by the dance lovers as a
treat and on this occasion it will
prove doubly SO, as the ladies OF the
Degree OF Honor have taken charge
OF the refreshments and it is safe to
say that those who attend will find
the dance and supper the best that has
taken place in many moons.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-27
Gov. Saaier on Exclusion

he following is Governor Sadler'3
telegram to Mayor Phe1an on Chinese
Exclusion:
Mayor James D, Phelan-The great
est evil, portending the people OF the
United States is the free admission OF
the Chinese. Accustomed as they are
to the very lowest, most degrading AMI
repulsive methods OF sustaining lie
their admission here will by compel
ciOn and force OF numbers scourge oar
selt-respccting laboring people down
10 the Chlnaman's level OF misery. ]
am in favor OF excluding them iorev-
er.
(Signed) REINHOLD SADLER.
Governor OF Nevada