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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-15

ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Curtis mining claim or surface
ground are required "a lille their adverse claims
with the Register Of the United States Land
ONCE at Carson City, in the State OF Nevada,
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the
provisions of the Statutes
q. II. GALLUP,
Register.
II is hereby ordered, that the foregoing Notice
OF Application for Patent be published for the
period of ten consecutive weeks in the ''roNo-
PAN BONANZA" u weekly newspaper published
At Tonopah. in the County Of Nye, State of
Nevada.
o. II. GALLUP,
Register,
Date of first publication, October Is, 1902
KENNETH NJ. JACKSON and
j. J. KENNEDY,
Law Attorneys for Applicant, Tonopah, New.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-15

1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
of Application for Patent be published for the
period Of ten consecutive weeks in the "ToNO
PAN BONANZA q weekly newspaper published
nj Tonopnh In the County of Nye State of
Nevada
., Ii. GALLUP,
Register
Date Of first publication, October is, 1909.
KENNETH NJ JACKSON and
j. J. KENNEDY,
Law Attorneys for Applicant, Tonopah. New,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-15

Date of first publication, October 4, 1909.
Evening star., 1902-02-07
ARMY POSTS AND CAMPS.
Report of the Board Appointed ,
Consider the QueAfion

Report of the Board Appointed to
Consider the Question.
The report of the army board appointed
to consider the question of the location Of
military posts and the selection of sites for
large army camps was submitted to the
Secretary Of War this afternoon by Lieut..
Col. Samuel Reber aid-de-camp to Lieut.
Gen. Miles and recorder OF the board. The
board concluded its deliberations Tuesday
aud adjourned sine die. The delay in the
submission of the formal report was due to
the necessity of completing certain tabular
statements which were to accompany it.
This work was intrusted to Col. Reber, and
was finished only this morning.
Whether the report will be made public
or not wlil depend entirely upon the wishes
of the President and the Secretary of war.
Ontn they reach decision in the matter
the contents of the report will be closely
guarded as an official secret.
There has been considerable speculation
regarding the recommendations Of the
board, but the accuracy Of these rumors
cannot be determined until the report itself
is made public. One OF the most important
Of these rumors Is that Gen. Miles has re-
ported against the establishment OF mill
tary posts near large cities on the alleged
ground that such action would be con-
Sldered menace to organized labor.
The one thing definitely known with re-
gard to the board is that it was entirely
harmonious in its action, and that each of
its recommendations was unanimous. The
report itself is comparatively brief and Is
confined to single recommendation in the
case Of each military post considered by
the board, and also in the case of each OF
the four military camps. 1t is accompanied,
which include all the correspondence mad
by the board with individuals, corpora
tions and municipalities in regard to the
posts in various parts of the country.
Evening star., 1902-02-07
LIBERTADTOR OFF CURACOA.
Insurgent Worship Will Try to Land
.S War Material.

WILLEMSTAD. Island of Curacao, Feb
ruary THE Venezuelan revolutionary
steamer Libertador formerly the Ban
Righ, enormously reported to have been
sunk by Venezuelan gunboat at Porto
Colombia, was cruising off this island last
night and was off the coast of Curacao at
o'clock this morning. She communicated
with the shore by boat, and must have
steamed away shortly after am. 1t is
believed that the French cruiser Estrees
which arrived here during the morning,
disturbed the operations of the Libertador
1t is said that the landing of war NUM-
ticns on the Venezuelan coast by the Liber-
tador will now be very actively pushed
PANAMA, Colombia. February 7.-Coi.
Julien Del Castillo. an envoy from Cen
eral Herrera. the insurgent commander,
arrived here last night. escorted by police,
and left Panama at 10 o'clock Governor
Arizona received important papers from
Colonel Del Castillo for himself and the
foreign consuls.
A conference of the consuls is in prog
reSS.
Evening star., 1902-02-07
BReEZE IN THE RelCHSTAG
ARISES OVER DEBATE ON NAVAL Es-
TIMATEs.
Admiral Won Tripst. and Herr Bebel
Have q Lively Exchange
of Words.

BERLIN, February THE secretary of
the admiralty. Admiral Won Tirpitz. opened
the debate in the reichstag today on the
naval estimates. He said the government
hoped 1t would not have to ask for further
credits to meet this years expenditure.
Referring to the secret memorandum, pub
lished by the Vorwaerts, January % to the
eject that when the present shipbuildins
program expires. In 1904 a new bill, con-
tanning the clauses of the bill Of 1900. which
was rejected by the reichstag. would be in
troduced. the secretary indignantly repudi-
ated the charge of dsceiving the reichstag
He explained that the financial features of
the memorandum. which merely reflected
the ideas of the admiralty, would, in any
case. have to be finally approved by the
refchstag and would only involve an addi-
tional amount Of 100000 marks annually
toward the systematic construction of a
fighting fleet
Herr Bebel. the socialist leader who fol-
lowed Won Tirpitz, said it was quite evil
dent the secretary had not told the reich
stag the whole truth. II he had done so
the naval bill would not have been voted.
Herr Bebel asked IL 1t was fact that the
government intended to keep in commits
sion, on the east Asiatic station, for eight
years to come, four battle ships and a cor
responding number Of cruisers and gum
boats.
This question brought the secretary to his
feet with the remark that Herr Bebel evi-
IDENTIFY knew the tenor of the portion Of
the stolen memorandum which was not
published by the Vorwaerts, and he called
on MIN to name the person who purloined
Evening star., 1902-02-07
FOR AMERICAN TRADE.
Joint Steamship Service Between
United States and Levantine Ports.

Joint Steamship Service Between
United States and Levantine Ports,
Consul Ravadall at Beirut has, advised the
State Department that the Hamburg Amer
lean Line and the Deutsche Levante Line
will establish joint steamship service be-
tween the United States and levantine
ports, the former company to manage the
American end of the enterprise and the lat
ter to superintendent operations in Mediter-
ranean ports of call In Europe, Asia and
Africa.
"As stated time and again." says Consul
Ravadali, "in commercial reports from this
consulate, in the lack of direct and regular
steamship facilities lies the principal i'm
pedlment to the progress Of American trade
with Syria and Palestine. and. indeed, with
all levantine countries. The annual foreign
trade Of Greece. Turkey and Egypt amounts
to nearly $500, ,OO0. 600 in imports and more
than $15O, 900 900 in exports. Cyprus buys
abroad about $2.OO0O00 worth Of goods each
year, and the Black sea ports are also
heavy importers. The commerce of the
Levant is yet in its Infancy; but the above
figures show that the markets of this part
Of the world are we'll worth cultivating. If
the present steamship plans are carried out
it Is fair to presume that the next few
years will witness a decided American trade
revival In the Leyant.'
Evening star., 1902-02-07
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call. IL o'clock m.-Chesapeake
lo9h. 10 at 1oeN. 8 at 1osis. 20 at io9li. at
10 Ia Manoiype IS 50 at III at Afer iss
call.Capital Traction, 20 at l0sl4, 10 at 10aIs,
Gas ~ 7s 20 coppeG OF ees o St
at 2sA Lanston Monotype. IS at iiS. 80 at ils..
District of Columbia Bonds-s. SIS, funding 1esI
Railroad Bends-Capital Traction Is. los bid.
1osi asked: Washington Traction and Electric Re
eeipts, 6s bid. 90 asked. METROPOLITAN 5s. 116ts
bid. Io7h asked. Metropolitan Cert, IndeSt.. s i.
l061a bid 107H asked. Columbia 6s 119 bid 12lL
asked asked. Columbia I'd mort. as 1851 bid. 106is
Miscellaneous Bonds- ds-washington Gas Co. 6s se-
losA BID T. s. Electric Light ees Cert geG fnde5P ss
@ bid did, asked and
TrSst 1 e, leo BID; WashinEton Market Co ist c.
bid Washineton Market Co. Esten. G., 1osn hid bid
Masonic Hall Assoclatiea o: 1o2 bid. 1os asked.
Safe peposit sna Trust es sd s,,
Trust a I'D asked sses and
posit, 10 bid. Union Trust and Storage, ioTIs bid
S:cnss 100 ss
asked.
y Sstisa.l Bank stosk.Bsnt q Washington az5
ss:ais: zss bis ssssns iss, sld c;1sns, sas M 1se
hid ITO asked. West End, I25 bid III asked
Traders. i3S bid. 14s asked Lincoln .25 bid, $50
asked. Riggs. $50 bid. 15O asked.
Insurance stocks-Firemen's, 3 bid. FRANKLIN.
e BID. SOY asked, Metrepolitan, % bid: IS ask
Arlington. 26sS bid, 2sN asked. Geu6sn Ameriesn
3s 2s0 I'd 6 Nstisesl s Usisa. bis: sh .sked La Co,
asked. Peoples 81 bid. 81 askrd. Commercial,
Colonial. III asked.
Title Insurance Stccks-Columhda Title. ~ bid,
~ ssked. Washington Title. hid, asked. Dis
Telephone and Graphophone JStocks-chesapeake
and Potomac, q sid. u ssted Alsrtcan Gfaphe-
phone CON-. 81 bid, aeked American Grapho-
phone Pref. s74 bid. 81 asked
Gas stocks-washinGton Gas TN bid. Is ask
Type Machine Stocks-Mergenthalef Linotype
113& bid. i74A asked. Lanstcn Mosofype, lis
bid, IL asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Greene Con. Conner Co.
21A bid % asked. : Washington Market, 15H bid.
Norfolk snd Washington Steambosf, I8s bid 30
asked Columbia Sand DFsdeisg, 50 bid.
sEx. dividend.
Evening star., 1902-02-07
WANT FRIARS EXPELLED.

Insular Presidentes In Philippines
VIII Petition Mgr. Sbaretti.
MANILA, February 1.-The insular pres
identes will present petition to Mgr.
Sbaretti, the apostolic delegate in the
Philippines, on his arrival here from Rome,
praying for the expulsion of the friars and
friar bishops in the interests of the church,
as the Filipinos consider them unfit to
serve in the house of God A majority of
the presidentes have already signed the
petition.
The chamber of commerce today adopted
memorial to Congress urging legislation
for these islands and also requesting the
appointment of two additional Philippine
commissioners, to be Americans, with COM
mercial and industrial experience.
Gen. Chaffee reviewed 1000 troops today
on the Luneta.
The department Of instruction is prepar-
ing a school of telegraphy In order to OBJ
tain civilians to replace the military -op-
orators.
Evening star., 1902-02-07
COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS
VALIDITY OF TITLE OF JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE.
Proceedings Instituted for Writ OF
Quo Warrant0, Involving Re-
cent Appointments.

Arguments were heard today by Justice
CIabaugh OF the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia in connection with
the rule directing Samuel c. Mills to show
by what warrant he claims to hold. use,
enjoy and exercise the Office Of Justice OF
the peace. The rule was issued upon pro-
ceedings being instituted for writ of quo
warranto by Catherine N. Thompson. the
issue constituting test case to determine
the validity of the appointment OF the
justices of the peace now serving.
Mrs. Thompson. who Is represented by
Attorneys W. H. Sholes and r. B. Behrend,
contends that Mr.. Mills Is not lawfully ex-
ercising the office Of Justice Of the peace.
Ten justices, 1t Is explained, were provided
by the new code. Before it became opera
tive the President appointed the justices
and the Senate confirmed them and they
subscribed to the oath Of Office. Accord
ing to the petitioner, the appointment Of
Mr.. Mills. his confirmation and the taking
of the oath of Office were without author-
ty of law. they occurring prior to the time
the code became operative.
The case grew out of a decision rendered
against Mrs. Thompson in a suit brought by
WIN. &. Green to recover possession OF
premises 1909 Yale street from her.
Mr.. Ashley M. Gould, United States at
torney for the District of Columbia. and
Attorneys McKenney, Flannery and Men
denhall opposed the granting Of the writ of
quo warranto. United States Attorney
Gould raised the point that Mrs. Thompson
had no interest that entitled her to appear
as reiator. and that on the merits of the
case the appointments of the justices of the
peace Were made according to law, and
that the President had the right to appoint
the justices before the act under which
they were to serve went into effect. 1t was
pointed out by Mr.. Gould that Mrs. Thornp-
sons proper remedy, If she was dissat tisf1ed
~ Tno nf he pooo
Mills. was to take an appeal not attack the
legality of the appointment of the justices.
Evening star., 1902-02-07
RULE TO SHOW CAUSE,
Court Grants Petition of National
Photograph Company.

court Grants Petition of National
Photograph Company.
The National Phonograph Company, Of
which William Gilmore is president, late
this afternoon, through Attorneys r. Ross
Perry Son, peti,ioned the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia to COM
pei Frederick 1. Allen, commissioner Of pat
ents, by writ Of rnandamus, to reinstate
certain public use'' proceedings and to
proceed therein when reinstated in accord
ance with the established practice of the
office Of the commissioner Of patents.
On the equity side Of the court, the same
petitioner asked that the commissioner Of
patents be restrained from further proceed
Ing, with the hearing of a certain patent
aid.
The cases filed today grew out of the
protest OF the ->ational Phonograph Com
pany against the issue of a patent to Lem
r. Douglass, on an application for a talk
ing machine. 1t is stated that the company
was ordered to notify the patent office, and
Macdonald, of the names of witnesses and
the place where they could be examined In
connection with the protest
An order was issued the 5th instant by the
Commissioners setting aside the public use
proceeding and remanding Macdonald's ap-
plication for consideration and action on
ly not willing to produce the witnesses to
the alleged public use for examination.
1t Is asserted by the petitioner that the
action of the Commissioners constitutes an
attempt to deprive the company of it's legal
rights.
Justice Bradley has directed the commits
sioner of Patents to show cause the 21st
instant why the writ should not issue. The
commissioner was also restrained by the
court, as asked, until the 21st instant.
Evening star., 1902-02-07
EvERETT-MOORE SYNDICATE.
Partial Report of Auditing Committee
is ENCOURAGING.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. February 1.-THE ex-
perts employed by the bankers commit
tee Of the Everett-Mo syndicate to ex-
anime into the physical and financial con-
dition Of the Federal Telephone Company
and it's twenty-three subsidiary companies
have made a partial report. All of the
plants now in operation are said to be In
the best possible physical condition, and
with one or two exceptions the subsidiary
companies are said to be earning from fair
to excellent returns on investments. The
net annual earnings of the combined prop
critics. it Is understood, aggregate nearly
100000. The net earnings Of the United
States Telephone Company Gong distance),
as indicated by the report, shows an oper-
atng profit Of about $115,OOO for the past
year.
The complete report of the expert ac-
countants will, It is said, be finished within
few days, when exact figures Will be
made public.
AS a result Of the favorable showing thus
far indicated by the experts, members Of:
the bankers committee. 1t Is said, feel in
clined to hold the properties intact, with
possibly few exceptions. 1t Is admitted
that the properties at Detroit. Dayton and
one or two other points. where the plants
have not been completed, will probably be
sold,
Evening star., 1902-02-07
SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
Favorable Action en- Two House Bills
several Adverse Reports.

Favorable Action en- Two House Bills
several Adverse Rep0rts.
The Senate committee on the District of
Columbia held a meeting today, and after a
session of an hour and a half ordered re-
ports on several bills of local interest
There were present at the meeting OF the
committee Senators Mcmillan. chairman;
Hansbrough Stewart, Dillingham;. Martin.
Heitfeld and Clark of Montana
Two bills recently passed by the House of
Representatives were ordered to be report
ed favorably. They are House bill 3740. to
grant quit claim from the United States to
upon the payment Of such sum as the
Secretary of the Interior may consider just
and equitable, and House bin 267S. to in
corporate the Eastern Star Home for the
District of Columbia. The incerporators
named In the bill are Alcena Lamond, L.
Cabeii Williamson, John A. Meyer. John F.
On nM, Mary B. okey. Annie v: Yeatman.
Randolph, Henry G. Wagner, Grace Holtz-
claw and Matilda r. Sprague. The purpose
OF the incorporation is to provide and
Chapter OF the Order of the Eastern Star of
the District Of Columbia, home for needy
and worthy master Masons in that juris-
diction, their needy widows and orphans.
The government Of the affairs of the cor
poration will be in the hands Of the persons
named as incorporators and their success
sors representing the Eastern Star bodies.
: The committee ordered favorable reports
on Senate bill 2966 to relieve George w.
King from the operation Of the alien own
ership law in the District Of Columbia. and
Senate bill 3243, authorizing the Commits
sioners to redeem certain certificates of
Indebtedness
Adverse reports were ordered on Senate
bills 1854, to increase the salaries OF the
justices Of the courts of the District; 17s5
for the relief of the estate of VIM. B. Todd;
lS46 for the extension of 9th street in Ia
koma Park; 242S. to amend section ~ of
the District code In relation to Police Court
Judges: 3OS0 for the opening Of Elm street
from 9th to 1th street, and for the opening
or wilson street from 9th to 7th and 9Th
street from Spruce to Pomeroy streets.
The committee authorized a favorable re-
port on Senate bill 1854 to authorize the ap-
portionment of assessments for special Inn
provements in the District Of Columbia.
rms bill was introduced in the Senate at
the instance of the Commissioners, the pro-
posed legislation being to allow the Com
missioners to subdivide assessments for spe-
clal improvements when the land Is SUBJ
divided.
The adverse report on Senate bill I454
was In view of the fact that the legisla ton
proposed in it Is substantially the same as
that Of Senate bill 32S7, ito fix the salaries
of certain judges of the United States"
which has passed the Senate.
An adverse report was ordered on Senate
OH l422. relative to the suit instituted for
the protection OF the interests of the United
states In the Potomac river flats. This ac-
Identical language became law March 2,
1901
Evening star., 1902-02-07
Late Army Orders.

Capt. E. c. Carey, Both Infantry, has been
granted an extension of leave for two
months on account of sickness.
Col. II. H. c. Dunweody. signal officer.
has been ordered to Conshohocken. Pa. to
inspect certain iron telegraph poles intend
ed for the military service and for shipment
to Manila, p. /.
First Lieut.. w. Rich, assistant surgeon
has been ordered to Fort Slocum, N Y,
for duty with the detachment of recruits
destined to the Philippines.
Contract Surgeon g. L. Hicks, at Cam
bridge. Nd, has been ordered to Fort Tot
ten. N. Y. for temporary duty.
Col. A. 8. Kimball. assistant quartermas-
ter general in addition to his present duties
will assume charge of the repairs to trans
ports and the care and disposition of the
same in connection with the transport ser-
vice in New York city. relieving Capt. c. A..
Devol, Quartermaster.
Evening star., 1902-02-07
The London Dock Cb.rpe.

The House committee on interstate and
foreign commerce today heard argument
for and against the repeal Of what are
known as the London dock charges, tax
OF shilling and pence a ton for docking
freight from the United States on London
docks. and which are repealed by the
terms of bill introduced in the Senate by
Mr.. Nelson of Minnesota This bill was
advocated before the committee by Mr..
John Crosby of Minnesota and Mr. John T.
MeKelvey Of New York, while Mr. John
J. Hemphill of this city opposed the meas
ure as counsel for the steamship COM
panies.
The English parliament has declared
these charges illegal, but the courts have
sustained them as being part of a con-
tract,
Evening star., 1902-02-07
GOVERNMENT ADVANCE PROPOSED.

Local improvements Calling for an
Appropriation Of $11 .OO0.OO0.
A bin was introduced in the Senate today
by Mr.. Mcmillan. by request. authorizing
certain municipal Improvements in the Dis
trict Of Columbia and the anticipation OF
the revenues Of the District for the pur-
poses specified. The bill appropriates
$11 .O67 .O005O. which is to be used for con-
structing filtration reservoir. completing
the sewage disposal system, improving
streets and retaining the Anacostia fats.
This money Is to be distributed for these
several purposes as follows: Filtration, ST.
767 ,277.50; sewage disposal, $2,6s0O97;
streets. roads, ETC., $5,000,0o0; Anacostia
flats, $1,62O,095.
Money for the above purposes is to be
temporarily advanced by the Secretary of
the Treasury from the funds OF the United
States according to the provisions of the
bill.
Mr.. Mcmillan also introduced a bill for
the extension of 6th street, or Wrights
road, northward to Irving street through
lot of Wright & Doles subdivision with
the full width of the lot
Evening star., 1902-02-07
Congress of Navigation,

Secretary Hay transmitted to the House
today the draft of bill and communica-
ton from the Secretary of War relating to
the congress of navigation. The bill pro-
vides that 5000 shall be annually appro-
priated to pay the expenses OF the delegates
to be appointed to attend the meetings of
the International congress Of navigation.
The bill provides that these delegates shall
not receive salary, but that their ex-
penses shall be paid while in attendance at
the congress.
Evening star., 1902-02-07
Building Permits Issued.

Buildings permits were issued today as
follows:
Burton Macafee, to build four two-story
and cellar brick dwellings at 1887 to 1643
Rosedale street northeast; cost. $500.
Christian Heurich, to build a two-story
warehouse and wagon shed at sol 26th
street northwest: cost $4,000
trustees Fourth Presbyterian Church re-
pairs to IOS 9th street northwest: cost $50
VIM. j. Graham, repairs to 1127-1129 %
street southeast, and 112S-1130 New Jersey
avenue southeast; cost, $50
Mrs. J. A. Jones, repairs to 665 E street
southwest; cost, $40.
Evening star., 1902-02-07
NO CONCLUSION REACHED.
But Revision Committee May Report
Before Adjournment.

But Revision Committee May Report
Before Adjournment.
PHILADELPHIA, February by
unanimous vote the Presbyterian commit
tee on creed revision decided to devote
both sessions today to the consideration OF
a brief statement Of the confession Of faith
which will prove acceptable to the entire
Presbyterian Church. After the morning
session 1t was announced that the COM
mittee were in harmony on the subject. but
that no definite conclusion had as yet been
reached.
The committee have not fixed any time
for final adjournment. and 1t Is probable
that the sessions will continue until
complete report has been prepared for the
next general assembly.
Evening star., 1902-02-07
LUMBERMEN HEARD.


Appeared Before the Senate Interstate
Commerce Committee.
The interstate commerce committee o.
the Senate held a meeting today. but d,d
not consider Senator Eikins' pooling bill.
The committee heard the statements Of a
delegation OF lumbermen of the northwest.
representing the Lumber Dealers Asseeis-
ton. The members Of this delegation came
to the city to present their case before the
interstate commerce commission and took
advantage OF their presence to make Sc
ries of statements to the interstate COM
merce committee of the Senate on the sub
ject Of what they claim are unJustifia BILE
freight rate Determinations by railroads in
the northwest in the handling Of lumber.