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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

Sefferi onbiIIe, A. Oetbr.
Seffsrionoiae if beunruhigt tiber cine
Ta6ri9t bon Waibin9ton. ber3ufol9e
fi4 San Graneisco tpieoer um bic 8er-
legung bss &e9ierun9s.S Sepots bemH6e.
Sm SsfferfOnpiIe Resierunsss DEPOT
finb tiber $50 Wann bsi9dftist, bsrsn
Saldr iid i'm Sabr anf $4,000 Be-
lduft. gii9t ale 2sute uiiien, tueldes
immenie Ding bieies &sgisrungs.Ye'
pot lit. Sn benz @ebdube iff Eager.
raum bon iibsr 5 Milionen 2ubitfuE
porbanoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
M Die or1kte 1tttD bays

ga 9te 0r6bte tttto Vais
fenoFeMmSapabl bon G@mttt-
blttttett tttt0 8Stttttent t2A6em
fur ane fremotgett atttp tra,t'
tt9ets Gret9mtffe. @tr Rno
teoersett 8erm berett bet Oct
MnStpabI bebAIht@ az tetts.
0ertertttattts 1roS. 60.
24f @aH. Mbe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

g ii bed" Gbrt lid
n | 6 t. Die prutefabrtsn bes Surbis
nentreu5ers r2iibed" baben oen gebegz
ten Grpartungen ni9t entipro9en.
Die @erslei9sfabrten. tpelbe in iiine~
fter 3eit angeitellt poroen iino, baben
fir Die n2iibed" in 8etreff bes 8pblens
perbrau9s uno Der Man0prirfdbigfeit
Elm ungiinitiges Grgebnib eebabt. gluf
ibrer erfter Probefabrt bat bic y2iibe:t
eine @ei9ipinOiefeit BON % 3noten
per Stunos er3ielt. &ontraftli9 tparen
mn % anoter srforoerli9 uno auf
9rlno oieIes eiinitieen RefaItats
puroe oas SdifF fhpn tpdbreno iener
Sa1rt anasnommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
Soeialer Smrubsreim.

Sbiger Yerein bdlt beute Nbenb feline
@eneralberiammluns ab. 8lsi9seitis
finost geamtenwabl fatt, unb iit es
aug bielen 8rtnoen erphni9t, baB
m0glidi isoes Witsiisb on Der gsrs
Iammlung tbeilnimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
11nabbansiser Smraberein.

Die Samen bss llnabbdngigen Surn-
pereins bieIten sefern Ia@mittag sins
gut beiu9te geriammIung ab. in wels
DER bei4loRen tuurbe, sine sroBs gu9re-
partie CUR Geisr bes stiftunssfsitss 3u
,hsranifalien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
Kein Oeutiber iollte Ger Dor
ffelluno am Oonnerfa9
fernbleiben.
Cute uno biMtge cite tod]
az baben.
ReiueYreiserb6buna trob Der risiisen
llntoiten.

ben Eeleqaten mel9e Sonnerfag
absnb in @nsliib' Opera Souis ffatt-
fnbst, bsripri9t jebem geiu9er einsn
s9ten 9unfssnub gu gewdbren.
Die ct. 2ouiIsr Sruppe, tpsl9s bas
Sttf aud bier borffbren tpiro, er6ffs
nsts nit benz vSalisman" bon 5ulba
Die ct. Coulter Sheater Saiion uno
errang bamit einsn gldnssnben grfolg.
Der bsrufsps 2rititer 9err Aus. Sie3
bsipridt Die 0Oritelung in Der Wefl.
Poff" uie folgt:
Die Sirsetorsu Ssinemann unb WeIb
baiten biesmal bic alte @epfo9enbeit,
bic Saiion nit elmer Houitdt su er6ff-
men, Sci Settle geiebt unb na4 einem
bspdbrtsn dltsren Stad seiu9t. Wsm
sinmaI Die Taobeit Der meiifen neueren
9ufIpisle 10 rs1t gum 8epuBtiein GEE
fommsn if, o.r fann ibnen nur banfs
bar iein. 5ulba's .Salisman" III Elm
Werf, bas man INNER tuieber germ
fiebt nnb bon benz man aud ettpas
init nod Sauie trdat." gls es sus
erft sri&ien erreste es ungsbeures
Nufisben, neil man aa9emein annabm,
baB Der iunse QaAsr Wil6slm nit
fsinem yfc bolo. fe iubeD" benz Did,
ter BEL 8eifaltung bes a6niss Afolf
WObeu geieheu.
Ssutsutags bsnft man faum mebr
baran. a6er sraoe Der umifanb, baB
bas Wdr9enluiiipiel aud obne bieies
vattusae Sntsrs6s" bieielbs Wirtung
nod INNER ausiibt unb nod Ianee
ausiibsn mirb, III pobI Der bette ge.
NETS ftir ieinen poetii9sn unb brands
tii9sn Werib. llsberbiss bat es nod
sinsn srOben gOr3us. ndmli9 ben,
oab iosar mad ben bO&oramatii9en
Borsdnssn bes brittsn Mtts Der bisrte
nod cine Stei9erung bes Snierefes 3tl
brinsen bermas. gaGoem Der 3us
bbrer nit Spanning unb gntstden
Der bOapostii9en 2iebssicens swiiden
Omar unb stita 9elaufbt. fommt BIZ
lsBte uno i3tpsrfe Semiitbigung bee
fOlsen 36ni9s tn Der grfenntniB. oaE
er ft9 aud in ben beibsn Werfobener
setdui9t. baB fie, bic elm &e9t battsn.
ibm gu grollsn, bis eiu3igen unter Der
96rinsen waren, bic ibm 8reue biel'
ten. Sas pirtt md6tis erf9htterni
unb berbiirgt uns 3uglsid bic bausrno
2dutsrung bss 96niss.
/ YO9 genus bon oem Stiid. bas il
mobl binldneli6 betannt if. Si
sefrige Iufii6rung nabm sinsn bura
meg alattsn Wsrlauf. Serr Wslb batt
als &.giR.ur bas sthd ini3snirt, fh
cine rei9s Musfattuns an Setoratio
nsn unb 3oiftimen-lebtsre bon 6erri
6ueger 9eliefert = unb, trob be
Stwierigfeiten BET ben proben. ia
elm 9utes 3uiammenipiel sefor9t. Di
MaHeniasns i'm britten Ntt mar feil
arraneirt unb tibsraus wirfunesbol
Ils Witipislenber eri9isn 6srr @ell
in Der &Oas beg altsn 3orbHs4ters al
gutter unb pillfommener Befannte
unb purbe berali9 begrhBt. Ct i4u
aus Dem etuig unsufrieosnsn emf
poltsrnben Sabafut mieberum Elm
ebsnIo orolliss, als fernfrii9s un
lebensmabre 8sfalt. an Der man iein
Treube baben muBta. DaB sr II
| Spre9sn BON Vsrfen elm nniibsrtroi
fener Weifier 1T, 1T ia au9 ldngf Be
tannt. unb 10 iei bsute nur nod Ton
. itatirt, oab ss f9usr 1T, fa cine
tpirfunesbolleren 5abafuf tiberbaus
. borsufsaen.
Die iibri9en Mittpirfenoen mare
n fat Idmmtli4 nel = 6err Wirtb. oe
B yertreter bes Omar, 3tpar ldngff a
iddtt, absr In bieier Roile bier nd
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
Yoli3eiseri@t.

Wm. WoOo, l9 Sabre alt. uuroe
tpegsn @tnbruGs In @titermaggons
i'm 9oli3eigsridt nerb6rt uno on bas
3riminnlgeritt iibertpisien.
Sohn 6. Yorle, tpel9er bes Rlein=
oiebifubls bsi9ulbist iif, erbielt ieinen
6al beri9obea.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

Annie Barber, 316 Norb
Wsf Str., bic f9 cine ansabI WeKer
unb @absln, gieentbum Der Srau
Hertbo Curtis. 445 Waha&ui:tts Mpe.
anseeisnet baben fol, murbe Serbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
SoctaIer 2mrnneretts.
Gettte Mbetto 0emeralbers
fantmIun8-

Nuter Der Intlage, einen
2ei4en3ug babur4 gefi6rt au baben,
bab er nit ieinem Waaen oas gsfolgs
burdbra9. tpuroe CHARLES gennett
berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
Na6rt6ten aus Snbiana
& ,ofo m otib iibrer Bel gnt=
gIetiung get6btet.


Serre 6aute, 8. Oct. Die
aweite Ibtbeiluns bss Big Sour 6ra6ts
3uges go. 96 entsleife aefsrn absnb
um $50 nbr on Der 2reusuns Der
Southern Snbiana @iirtelIinie. Die
SOtOmotibs iiel ben 8abnbamm bins
unter, ben &sb. u. B. 2uce, Der nit
ieinen Sa9sn bon Sort grama nod
9ope umaog, f8wer berleBenb. 3ebn
WaggOns wurben serfbrt uno babel
Der 2anbfrei9er Seize Spdnsn BON
Carthage, Wo.. lei9t bsrlsst.
2Ocomutipfabrer &. D. Sroun bon
bier biibte isin 2sbsn bei benz llnsliids-
| fall Elm.
Iuberbsm wurbe Der Seissr s. g.
6uerbaum bon Wattoon, ST., bur9
SampT arg berbriibt.
Die Ysrlsbten uurbsn nod Dem ct.
slntbOnp lSOipital sebra&t. mo- ibnen
ole oentbars pfsse au thsil wurbs.
gu ipdter Stunbs lief Die Na9ri9t
elm, bab Der 6eiaer aud sefiOrben TT.
@ntIaffener @tfddftsfhb.
fabrer. beIdfist.
Serre Saute, 8. Oct. Der
tiir3li9 bon SObn q. Walib FUN.
marif@ eniIaiene 9eiddftsfiibrer s.
%. Sbompion beraulabte geifern bic
gerbafiung stpeier Wdnner, bic ibm
anseblid unaufbOrlid fOletsn unb i'm
bsObaateten. Die Mdnnsr anben bic
gei@ulbisuns au, peripra&en aber benz
pOIisei4ef fofOrt nod @bicags ab3u-
retien.
Wan rlintmt an, bab bic 8soban-
tuns SbompIon's NIT Finer @nts
laFuns. hbsr. ipel9e mster er isIbH.
nod Serr Walib fb ndber auslafien
tpolen, Die aber In giienbnbntreiIen
Igewaltiges Mufieben erregte. 3uiammeu-
bdnat.
@igenartiser 9rants
beits3ufanb.
| SefferfpnpiIIe, 3. Oei.
Seit brei Woden lisst Bic 50.idbrise
6rau @iliam WeRinlep bon gorben
In sinsm tobtendbnli9en ,Sdlafs. Ssit
mebreren Sabren bat bic 6rau an
gebirnertpei&ung selitten uno In bie-
lem 3uitanbe biloets fb bel ibr .ire
Wanie, 6fters Spa3iersdnge 3u MO.
den, aus. gu irsenb elmer $aaes-
ooer Na9t3eit fonnte man fis umber.
sebenb treffen. Ior brsi Wo9sn uurbs
iie bon einem S&laganfalI betrofsu
unb isitosm tuirb ibr gnbs tdgli9 er-
martst.
Seine 8ef& morenen 3u
! erl langen.
@i9monb, 8. Oct. Srob aIlsr
Bsmtibunaen if ss big isbt nidt selun-
gen, IL @ei9worene suiammenaubrin=
gen In Der Worbberbanblung sesen
|Sobn 9napp, Der Der grmOrbuns bes
2eOnarb @eisler. Warf9al ben
9agerstotun, angetlagt.
Die meiifen Der ftir ben @ef9uure'
nenbienft ginberufenenen srtldrsn se-
gen bic Sobesffrafe au fein, mas He fiir
FIR ben Sienf untaugIi9 ma9t.
6napp's beiabrte SHUTTER, bic i'm
@eridtsfaals anpsienb III. bat Oie
MitteI 3u isiner 8ertbeioisung berge-
geben.
&i9monb, 8. Oct. @bas. g.
@bibelp bon bier. @roB- 2an,ler idmmt-
li&er &. of g. Der gDelt, orbnete cine
, 3uiammenfunft allsr @roBbsamtsn FIR
ben 80. Oct. in Snbianapolis an. I'm
3u befdlieben, ob in Nnbetradt Der
@sIbfsbsr.8efabr cine Abdnoeruns Der
fur 1906 in Seem Orleqns anseieBten
MISUNDERSTANDING su empfsblsn isi.
) Woroce 3. October. Die
: 6armer bier Hagen bartibsr. bab In
6olse Der anbaltenben Sibe In ben leb-
ten Wo9en Der Mais iebr leibsi. 10 bab
, bon stpei Buibeln INNER sin ped per-
borben 1T.
, Das 2anb Der f&uebifden MnfiebIer,
bier Meilen iibmefli9 bon bier, tpirb
alIgemeiH ale bas bette 6armlanb an-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

GnttIteb tut harbt,
DIE. gtmhtbli4e gde,"
gde Hoble unb U2arfet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
Ssbsrstes @do@em

Durdiudt bas Saus nod einem Ginbre&er.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
and Hotel.-Continued

ROoming- Houses and Hotels-C0ntinued
-----~------~ ->--~---------->---
$500 monthly profit
46 rooms; 10 single rooms for landlaoy
to care for: balance apartments
Central corner house
In easy walking distance of business center.
Not a vacant room
Reduced to $1,000: u cash.
MARION GRIFFIN.
Room sol. James Flood Building
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21

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quest.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:
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dotel and Hoffman House.
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H0tei: Palmer House
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BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco Call:
corner Market and Third streets: open until
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6l5 Iarkin street; open until $3.50 p. m
1s4l Mission street; open until 10 p. m.
JOG Eleventh street: open until 8 p. m.
1896 Valencia street: open until p. m.
Northeast corner Church and Duncan streets;
open until p. m.
2slS E1llmore street: open until ?. m
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21

BIG BARGAIN
On Sutter Street
Near Leavenworth Street
1t is a highly respectable nefghborhcod.
38 rooms 3S rooms.
Its just the right size
Long lease and low rent.
Furnishings cost $6O10.
Owner IN hospital: will take $1,000.
Will make any reasonable terms
Ito suit your convenience
Monthly profit should be $50 to $500.
For sale
MARION GRIFFIN
THE AGENT,
go Market st.,
Opposite Emporium"
Our
Ellis-st. entrance
lis opposite
Golden West Hotel
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21

20 rooms: new. modern, downtown house;
cheap rent, long lease; we'll furnished; nrst-
class condition; choice location and clears over
$3.50 per month; to be sold at big bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

8 Eddy ST., cor. Market and Powell:
Headquarters for Rooming-houses, Hotels anu
All Kinds Of Business Chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
TO SUBSCRIBERS LEAVING TOwN
FOR THE SUMMER.

CALL subscribers contemplating n
change of residence during the summer
months can have their paper forwarded
by mail 10 their new address by notify
Ing THE CALL business ONCE. This
paper will also be on sale at all summer
resorts and is represented by n local
agent I'm all towns on the coast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21

1S rooms; Ellis ST.; rent only SO; newly fur
nished; finest kind of location; bargain, sloo'
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21

so rooms
Apartment house
Elevator--(run with Observation-Disclosures
CORNER
NORTH of Market
$1,000 cash and easy monthly installments.
Price $5200N-reduced TO 5000
Profit $175 monthly
Rent "a per room, with long lease.
--PosseSsion-
can be given
-immediately-
-as the owner Is away
-and a housekeeper in charge
MARION GRIFFIN 970 Market.
Opposite Emporium.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21

25 rooms; new, modern buildings; new ano
elegantly furnished; first-clas5 downtown TO-
cation; Cheap rent with lease; most complele
house of its size in city; call for particulars
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21

A-THE GREAT ONLY AND ORIGINAL
PRINCESS EUGENIA,
TRANCE CLAIRVOYANT,
BORN WITH A DOUBLE VEIL.
EDUCATED IN OCCULT SCIENCE IN
EGYPT AND INDIA.
MY So COMPLETE LIFE READINGS. 81. 90
TELLS YOUR NAME-TELI.S YOU WHEN
AND WHOM YOU WILL MARRY.
Settles love quarrels and promptly reuniteS
the separated, matter how long standing.
London's most famous palmist and clair
voyant; is acknowledged by press and public
the greatest living DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM
She tells what you for before you ut
ter a word: do not ask questions
HOURS-1O TO 5. DAILY AND SUNDAY
PRIvATE-NO SIGN, RING BELL
404 EDDY ST. 404 EDDY ST
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21

Is rooms; Ellis st.; rent only $40; newly fur-
pets money making house; price $Soo.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
MEETING NOTICES.

MEETING NOTICES.
MISSION Chapter No 1855, Order East <
eru Star.-Offcers and members are
hereby notified attend the funeral ~
Of our deces sed sister. JESSIE STE
VEINS. TUESDAY AFTERNOON at 2
O'Clock, from Mission Masonic Temple, 266S
Mission 81. BY order OF the ". NJ
JOSEPHINE c. BACKUS Sec.
ALTA Lodge No. POS. ]. o. o. F. ,,SSnz.sx...
Initiation THIS (MONDAY) ss1z4@12t
EVENING. August 81 1905. f4SH
KIMBAI.L GRANT. n. G.. s5z1ss
p. W. PIDGE. Rec. Sec.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
An Elegant Roar.


1t is enough to make hog laugh
to read some of the rot that is being
published by the papers in (f.rson
Virginia and other Nevada towns,
about the fate of Hawthorne, because
the railroad las seen fit to cut US
off the line Hawthorne will be a
fiourisning town long after poor old
granny Carson and the already defunct
Comstock are laid away The county
seat is here and will stay heral
Within six months there will be more
men working in old Aurora than there
is all told in Virginia and Carson.
Good mines are being developed all
around us. The opening of the res
ervation will cause an influx of thou
sands of people, and as rich lodges
are known to exist there the activity
on Mount Grant will equal if not ex-
coed that Of any other mining section
of the State just let us alone, We
harpies, and you will see the rail
rooad come limping back here before
long.-Bulletin
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
Going Right Along.

The State we'll has been driven
ahead pretty lively the past few days.
and while the driving is pretty hard
yet ten feet per day has been aver
aged At the present time the for
nation is conglomerate of sand and
clay, which is pretty sticky.
A new rope has been put on the
reel so as to make the affair as safe
as possible The new rope is one of
the finest manufactured and weighs
something over 1900 pounds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
H. B. Van Etten, Clerk.
Will Stay Until Sunday.

The Merry go-round, which has
been such source of amusement to
the youngsters and their parents, viii
remain in this city unta Suit.Ay
esening. L was the intention to
move early this Eeak, but as the
weather is holding good the propr:s-
tors have decided to remain until Inc
Fl owe date.
The machine is the best that has
isited this city and the treatment is
UGH that there has been no complain;
rom any quarter
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
MRS. wELcH IN PENNSYLVANIA
Unfortunate Woman Who Escaped
From Asylum Is Safe With Sister.

Unfortunate Woman Who Escaped
From Asylum Is Safe With Sister.
Mrs. Patrick WEIGH. who escaped
from the Nevada Hospital for Mental
Diseases two weeks ago, is probably
with her sister in Pennsylvania by
this time.
DIR. Gibson yesterday learned that
the woman was seen at Cheyenne,
Wyoming, few days ago. From
there she telegraphed to her relative
in the east, asking for funds to reach
Pennsylvania. The sister immedi.
ately wired Mrs. Wech's husband at
Goldfield. Mr.. Welch Immediately
had money telegraphed his wife to
carry her to the east.
DR.. Gibson stated yesterday that he
will at once have the woman formally
dischared from the asylum, express
ing himself as pleased with the news
that no harm has befallen her and
that she is safe in he care of hei
sister. 1t is probable she will not re
turn to Nevada.
Mrs. WEIGH left Sparks about tel
days ago. On Monday she purchased
a hat at Carlin, being attired in mails
clothing A l ady who saw her q
Carlin reported the fact to the ASYLUM
authorities, but with the shrewdnes
!, of demented person Mrs. WEIGH sue
ceeded in eluding those who set GU
to capture her.-Journal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
A General Chance.

There was an all around cleanup
at the railroad last evening, and a
number of the old hands are out of
work and engines and train crews
have been snapped from one end to
the other. In all nine men were let
out to confirm with the prese1: con-
ditions of the road. This is the most
general sweep made in years which
indicates that the local road expects
a quiet winter. The change goes in
to effect this morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
Home From the Trip.

The auto party that took the trip
over the hills in the endeavor 10
equal the speed of the mail train be-
tween this city and Sacramento, ar
rived here yesterday morning. The
party made the home run from Sac
ramento in 13 hours, which they con.
slider loafing.
The trip home was one of pleasure
as there was absolutely no trouble Fl
any kind. The trip down, while Il
failed to land the goods, is REGARDED
AS great success as the condition
of-she roads at this time of the year
are beyond description.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
MoNTANA-ToNoPAH ANNUAL.
Battle FOR Control Of Directorate Will
BE Fought out Today.


BE Fought out Today.
The battle for the control of the
Montana Tonopah company, and for
which the contending factions have
been marshaling their forces for q
month or more past, will take place
today, when the share holders gather
in annual session. On the one side
is President c.. E. Knox and his
friends and on the other Judge W..
H. Dickson, Malcolm M. Mcdonald.
A. c.. Ellis Jr,, and their adherents.
Most of the heavy shareholders are
practically all Of the directors in thu
company were on the ground yestec-
day and, from what could be learned
during the afternoon. nothing but q
vote will determine where the great
est strength lies.
Matters of policy concerning the
management Of the company's prop
erty according to the statements that
have been previously given to tns
public, are what has caused the split,
though it is whispered that the pub
lished statements have not fully COW
cred the ground upon which the strug
gle for supremacy has been inaugu
rated.
/, The Montana-Tonopah property
ranks third in importance among the
bonanzas of the Tonopah district anG
| it's heaviest stakeholder are giants ii
the financial and mining world. L
the directorate are some of the bes
lawyers in the west, and the expecta
tions are that the meeting will bt
conducted on the lines that will tai
the parliamentary abilities of the bes
tacticians on both Sides 1t is doubt
full if the meeting will be conclude,
in one daySalt Lake Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
Action in Douglass Estate.

The Superior Court of San Fran
cisco yesterday refused to order the
delivery OF the estate of J. M. Doug
lass in California to the executors
in Nevada, but ordere it distributed
to r. l.. and W. ]. Douglass. Now
the brothers and the others have the
right to receive the portions provided
in the agreement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
Excursion to Reno.

The Virginia & Truckee Railway
Company has arranged for an ex-
cursion to Reno Saturday on account
of the laying of the corner stone Of
the new Masonic Temple. The ex-
cursionists will probably leave on the
local and return by special train,
leaving Reno after the arrival of the
express in the evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
MORE MINING LITIGATION.
Golden Gate Co. sues ophlr Co. FOR
Over Million.


The Golden Gate Mill and Mining
Company has again brough suit in.
the Superior Court Of San Francisco
against the Ophir Silver Mining Com.
pany on account Of the alleged TAX
ing Of ore from its mine at Virginia,
New. 1t now asks judgment for ST.
O95.OOO, the value of the ore said to
by the Ophir Company, its neighbor,
between September Is, 1903 and Aug
ust 80, 1905. The complaint is sign
ed by R. Hewson, as president of the
Golden Gate company.
There have been many suits COM
menced recently against various min
ing companies Of this community,
which suits are absolutely unfounded
~a1H without merit, as has been prov
en- in many instances These COM
panies that have been made the tar
get and victim of mythical claims are
today solely responsible for the en-
ployment Of many laborers in our
midst, thereby sustaining the town
ard it's inhabitants.
It therefore seems that the people
of this section should uncondition-
ally condemn any baseless attempt
to retard the development of our mia
eral section and also thereby ire
parably injuring our interests. Tha
only effective manner to deal witn
the promoters of such suits it u
combat them to fnality and teacf
them a lesson that courts of law wi,
not tolerate the hearing of baseles:
charges and complaints in order tina
soce company or concern may fore
mining company to pay somethin.
to them rather than engage in ex
pensive and unnecessary litigation.
The custom has become qui:
prevalent of late that as soon as ;
mine gets on paying basis some PEI
son or concern without any merl:
orous cause to at once begin suit 70
the purpose which must be eviden
to every self-thinking person.-Chror
icle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-14
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No Chance for Meet.

A proposition was made to Senator
livingston to arrange for race meet
Il this city next week, following the
rect in Reno If arrangements could
be completed seventy-five horses were
to be entered. Mr.. Livingston visited
the track last c1e -sg and found it
in such shape tn could not be re
tod in time FOL ..e event, which is
.c3 OF.