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New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
PALLAs CAUSES AN INITIATION.
Persuades All Plumbers Employed in the
Parks to Join Union Tonight

John J. Palas, Park Commissioner. who received
& complaint from the building trades section Of
the Central Labor Union that non-union plumbers
were employed in the parks sent reply, which
was read at a meeting of the section yesterday.
Commissioner Pales says that the foreman
plumber is union man. and was appointed on the
recommendation. of Plumbers Union No. 3. and he
thought everything was all right After receiving
the complaint he prevailed on all the plumbers to
join the union and they will be initiated at a
meeting Of the union tonight
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
DROP IN BALTIMORE GAS.
Icy TELEoRAPH 70 TIE rnIRr-Nr !

III IELLukAPA 70 TIE TnIBCNE.J
Baltimore July 20.-In accordance with the poiicv
announced by the syndicate which secured control
OF the Consolidated Gas Company three years ago
the board OF directors to-day ordered 4 reduction
the price of gas 81 for loo feet. This rate
VIII take effect September ]. The new manage
gnent of the company, which IN when the syn
clcae obtained control promised TO give the public
s1e benelLs Of the economies due 10 the consiruc-
ton Of the new plant and The increased business
due 10 t,le change in methods. The consolidated
company has absolute monopoly Of gas used for
lighting IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
DISCUSS COTTON SCANDAL.

Mark Alter, who is said to be interested in the
cotton Leak scandal counsel for Edward NJ.
Holmes former assistant statlstician in the De-
partment OF Agriculture at Washington was re-
luctant 10 discuss the situation yesterday lie
refused absolutely say that he had been engaged
counsel in the affair, but intimated that he was
Interested IN Ii. lie admitted that three men
whose names he would give, two of whom are
directly concerned IN the cotton scandal called at
ms once on TUESDAY 10 discuss the leak" He
denied emphaticaliy that F, e Peckham was one Of
the three
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
LEASES FLOOR IN NEW BUILDING.

The Charles f. Noyes Company has leased for
Charles A Schieren & Co. the third floor OF the
ten story Schieren Building at Ferry and Cliff
SITS, for a long term of years. to the American
Leather Company. The building now occupied by
the American Leather Company, Nos II and l9
terry-st., has been subleased for the unexpired
term by the Same brokers. The floors of the
Schteren Building comprise 10OOO square feet each
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At M. IA Vesey-st--By Joseph p Day: 2.3s6 ai-ave
OF 122d-st 71.Sx178, four sty stone front ten;
Adele k9eeland sxcr etc, agt Nj Henry ct al Fl L
etc, S2440: TO the plaintiffs for S1T950.
No; sS6 Rider-ave. W OF 14+th-s, 150x125 It TO
canal pl; Home National Rank Of Meriden Bernard
I-enehan ct al G Brooks. atty NJ sneudaira. ref;
amt due Sl25Sl So etc, So i49 67; prior
mtss amounting TO $4,000; Philip Smith S3
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Country Property for Sale.

COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE--Fine Colonial brick
u house. - rooms bread vsranda. 40 acres %
ground. abundant shade fruit barns and outbuid
ings; also tenant house. convenient school
and postorace Photographs mailed interested pa
ties, Box Is. New Hackensack. Duchess Co. New
York.
Ii ANDSOME DYEER HEIGHTS HOUSE. 10 rccsn<
and bath, Plot faXlOo; ezS: hardwood
noers and trim; macadam Stres1. school ard
golf club; bargain $500 SEAVER 2i5 SSth
St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
NO RECEIVER FoR SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

AsheviHe. y. c.. July 2O.-Judge Pritchard OF the
United States Circuit Court. in a decision to-day
IN the case OF H II. Cumming against the South
ern Railway Company. refused the petition OF the
PLAINTIFF that receiver be appointed for the South
Carolina and Georgia division of the Southern
Railroad The plaintiff is a stOckholder in the rail
way company. and claimed that the Iatter's treas
suits arising out of the merging OF the South
ern Railway and the South Carolina and Georgia
railroads.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
STANFORD GIRL NEAR DEATH.
Taken with Cramps While Swimming
Rescued with Difficulty.
tBr rELBGRApH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Stamford. Conn, July 20.Miss Marion Ford
elder daughter of Mrs. W. F. Ford. well known in
Brooklyn society, recently came near paying the
penalty for bit OF daring at the Stamford Yacht
Club
While bathing with Belden 3. Brown, jr., Miss
Ford proposed a swim out into the herbor. She
Is expert swimmer, and had gone about quar-
ter of a mile from the shore with Mr.. Brown
turned to Brown, who had all he could do to keep
her head above water. and tiring rapidly, and
would have sunk before the arrival of launches
from the club had not young rowing in the
vicinity assisted them into his boat.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
FRANCE THANKS LIFE SAVERS,

Washington. July 20.-Assistant Secretary Adee
of the State Department has received from ~ JUS
seraDd' the French Ambassador, a communicate
extending the thanks OF the French government TO
Captain Murry and the crew Of the Dora A Law
son. OF Gloucester Mass, for saving the crew OF
rne French sailing vessel Pierretfe on March -
about twenty miles from 81 Pierre.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
WILL ALTER WENDovER-AvE. PARCEL.

VI. L. and c. Ernst have bought from ]. Marx
the four story, double. steam heated iathouse No
$50 Wendover-ave., between Sd and Washington
aVes The first floor and basement will be altered
into stores.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At No a Yesey-st.-By p Insraham & Co ::
20xsox26xs6 sly dwIg HinsdaIe ast
G g Douglass ct al; Harold SWAIN atty: TreadwelI
ref; amount due, 81 EOS 90; taxes. etc.. s1463 81.
BY Peter Meyer: No 40 19th-st. n 225 # OF 9th
ave, 19lXG, five sty bE bldg II M Humphrey agt I. A
1debesknd ct al; Lindsay h & P attys II a Mendel-
ref due. So 664 So taxes etc So 100. sub to
two mtss aggTegating Sal 500
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
WOMAN SELLS A DOUBLE PLAYHOUSE

The Columbian Board Of Brokers has sold to a
Mr.; Hugel for Mary Barnett No. 217 East 114th-st.
nVe story double ffathouse a lot 25xl0011 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

Avenue \, No 95: Hynan Galef agt John Doe ct
al: February 2S. 1905 ..-.................-..
Hoe-avo. Nos las and 1.14T; Jacob Kaplan sEt
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
TO IMPROVE TlMPson PLACE BLOCK

r. Wilmarth Appleton has sold the block bound
ed by Timpson Place. Whtlock-ave. and Avenue
st. Johns. for Patrick ]. Byrnes The buyer will
improve the plot.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
CHARLES W. DEvoE A SELLER.

Slawson Hobbs sold for Charles w
Devoe, to a client for occupancy the three story
brownstone front dwelling house No. 2o1 West
103d-st, 20x6Oxl0O.u feet
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
FIRM GETS EAST 10Th ST. PLOT.

Mandelbaum & Levine have bought from SiegeI
Brothers. Nos. 4SS to 446 East 120th-s old build
ings plot s6sx1OO feet. senion Fine was the
broker
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

the creditor and when judgment was filed:
pany; August 3 1904 s31s 1s
Chanee, George Nj II Cothern ct al January
Sarne-same January 20 1902 Observation-Disclosures. 2s6 Al
fst5 ai!s'o 80 -. S' s.a IL
Grape. E-P Yanuzzi; March -. 1905. 1o5 -
Saule-Same: November Is 1894.
kanber. Bernard-s sylvester ct all June lsu0 s. I2
Piza. Samuel-S A Day; December D, 19d4... "a 80
is5 ne ...I.. -''''... .......... 100 a.
Same-Sane; February 10. 1904. 1855 IL
Same-Same June 81 1903. Us 10
3555'-l i305 2s5 27
1865 SO "a
ceml5er Is 1905 .4...,..,..... e07 &c
Greenwood Cemetery--H Slocum June IL 1905. 90 so
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Furnished Houses to Let-COuntry

NOR RENr.-Miss Faith MoOre's cottage st Winter
a Hareor; Maine. furnished containing seven BE-.
rooms. bathroom. 0ining-roOu3 etc. $3.50. For
further Information apply 20 GEORGE - BLANCE
Winter Harbor. Me.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
LIS PENDENs.

spencer Place. " s. 175 n n % 14tth-st 25x5S.8x
2sS5s g. Richard Collins loans Mary Walpois
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

The work of removing the old
building which occupied the site be
gan on the first day of August, 1901.
On the 9th day of January, 1902, the
building was enclosed and steam was
turned on, and on the fst day of May,
1902, the entire work was finished, IN
Guiding special arrangements for a
large number of tenants.
1t is an example of what can be
done by organization.
HOMPSON-STARRETT COMPANY,
81 WALL ST. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Country Property TO Let.

DLoT OF = ACRES pine tiTneered hand fruatnx
IL BaTnegat Bay. finest BOATING hshinz nd dues
shooting grounds the Island Hsxhs
Toms River; will divide sui,- Address Ieck Bx 55e
AsbuTy Park. y j.
nCOGUE LONG ISI4ASD-FOR RENT.
VI iI-roOm cottage, just completed, baths. eei
furnished SIO0 Inquire of owner. Mrs. : n. CRAIG.
telephone S2-Quosue.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Lease for Sale.

EIGHT mOnthS rent free purchaser cf lease
Tor the suite ot otaces formerly occupied By a e.
llsV broadw&y This lease has Untl October !. ls.e
20 run For further particulars Apply 60 lEN-rt
bttOS CO. manufacturers of Suntght and iifecrs~
scans. Cambridge. Mass
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

southern Boulevard, w corner I2ath- for f,nr
nve story brick tenement houses. sides irregular.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Real Estate.
THIS IS A PICT-
JURE of the building
(E53EEsfssa@I known as NUMBER
81 S&SESl s;s, lssssS3 SIXTY-E / G. III T

WILLIAM 81 hEE i, an
other of the skyscrapers that
form the walls of the William
Street canyon.
1t was not decided to build
this building until the gath
dav of july, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The name the debtor. the second that OF
the creditor and date judgment filed:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-07-26

July 3rd, 19O5.-The board Of county
commissioners met on the above date as
per adjournment.
Moved by Com Richardson, seconded
by Com Carroll that all bridges aud
grades which were advertised in the
month of June, 1905, be readvertised in
the official papers. Which motion was
carried.
On motion Charles Scribner OF Tasker
n. D., was appointed road overseer for
the sout district 1856 "a. Moved by { ON
Swanson and seconded by Com Carroll
that all township lines in township 1874
81, be attached to township 1873 81 for
road purposes. On motion the board
adjourned until July 5th, 1905.
July 9Th, 19O5.-The board of county
commissioners met on the above date ut
o'clock p. m. In the absence OF Cum
Black, Com Torbeneon was elected
chairman. Members present Swanson,
Richardson, and Carroll. 1t being time
for the sale Of the s15O.0OO,000 funding
bonds Assistant States Attorney j E..
Green made the following report:
To tie Hon. Board of County Com
missioners of Ward county, North Da-
tkota, gentlemen: Relative to the pro.
posed issue of S15O,O00.OO of funding
bonds of Ward county which was au-
thorized by your resolution of June 5th,
1905, respectfully report that l am un.
able to negotiate the sale of per cent
bonds at par, and it appears that pros
pective buyers Of those bonds prefer to
submit bids under the tern OF your res
olution, dated July 3rd, 1905.
Respectfully you're,
Signed, j. E. GREEN.
Moved by Com Swanson that report
by the states attorney be accepted,
which motion was duly seconded and
carried. The following bids were open.
ed and read:
Mason Lewis & Co. 1896 90
w j Hayes IL Sons 1864 90
Mcdonald l. Mccoy 2238 co
f L Fulton & 20 225O 90
Northern Trust Co 1900 &C
Union Investment Co G15O 90
S A Keene g. Co 5000 CO
Moved by Com Carroll and seconded
by Com Richardson that Com Swanson
be appointed az appraiser on the estray
stock taken up by Richard johnson and
Knute Holum. On motion the chair
man appointed committee to stake out
grade 10 twp 1871 81 between sections 13
and IA. Chairman appointed Com
Swanson. The bond of the Northwest
ern Bridge company, Moorehead, MIN,
was approved to from by the states attor-
ney and on motion was approved as to
sufiiciency by the commissioners On
motion the board adjourned until July
9th, at 2 o'clock p. m.
July 9th, 19O5.-The board of county
commissioners met on the above date AZ
per adjournment at 2 o'clock. Com
Elack in the chair. Members present,
Richardson, Swanson and Carroll. Alb.
sent, Torbenson.
The bill Of Spriggs Brothers g. Co.
for plumbing for 81 GOO was on motion
allowed. Com Swanson voted no.
Com Richardson moved that the fol.
lowing resolution be adopted: move
that all bids submitted ON July 9th for
the funding bonds OF Ward county be
rejected, for the reason that no bid il
made upon the bond issue authorized
| by tho resolution of June 9Th, 1905. fnt
the issuance OF $780, co s per cent
bonds, which was seconded by Com
Carroll.
On roll call tho members voted ae fol.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-07-26

&. S,nallwood, of the new
grocery store, finds business SO
good that he has placed on all
"xtr;. light rig in addition to his
regular delivery wagon. He pur:
chased n handsome l ,3OO-pound
horse for the wagon last week
The horse, like the owner OF thu
store, is a mover and attracts 8
good deal OF attention.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-07-26

That for the purpose Of providing the
necessary funds to meet the interest &C.
cruing on said bonds and also to liquid
ate the principal thereof when the same
mature, there il hereby levied on al the
taxable property Of said county, in adj
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-07-26

section 2, twp 1856, Ige 81, recommended
that the petition be accepted aud grant
ell AMI ~, motion the petition was &C
copied ard granted anu the road order
Ell OpeneN.
The viewers appointed to view the
proposed highway to be opened, recon-
mencing 1T the northwest corner OF Sec
ton %, in twp 156, rye so, running
south along said section line to the town
ship line between sections 81 and 81 in
said township. Thence west along said
township limo one mile to the township
corners of twp 1855, rye 81. and twp l5o,
rye 50, thence south along township
line between twp l55, rye 80, aud twp
155, rye 80, six miles to the township
corners of twp l54. rye %, and twp l54,
rye SO, and also that the said highway
be declared opened and that the county
surveyor be instructed to survey the
same as far as it varies from the section
lines, and that contracts be let by the
county for the grading OF the proposed
road ut the point where it crosses u hill
near the southwest corner of section 80,
twp 156, roe 80. and across slough on
section %, twp l55, rye 50. and section
30, twp 155, rye 80, aud on motion the
petition was accepted and granted and
the auditor was instructed to advertise
for bids.
The viewers appointed to view the
proposed highway 10 be opened com.
nencing at the town line between sec
tions and 3, twp l57. rye 90, and rum
ming thence south, following the section
line until it gets to the town line be
tween sections 81 and IS, recommended
that said roa be laid out and opened
and on motion the petition was accept
ed and granted and said road was or
der d opened.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed and warrants ordered drawn on
the treasurer for the same
F j Glenn, mdse for pest houses % Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
In the TOP Class of Nevadas Great Gold Properties

Unlike the gold mining companies that have later
mediate vicinity the Hearstagg OF mining claims can be SAT-
spent q dollar development work.
The locator Of these claims Tom Jagg from whom the prop
experience located other and developed them into
other OF dposng Of mining property tina
blocking lodges demonstrating the pucha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
OF THE HEARST-JAGGERS

Company
tn goup y
the d0
be
now possess by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
ELECTI0Ns AND MEETINGs.
once OF ,
THE LAKE shoREE ANp ch iSGPhaiSS91N SOUTHERN

Cleveland. Ohio. April ISL 1905.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual
neetinF Of the ttOCkholdeS Of this company, TOT
he election Of Directors, and for the TRANSACTION OF
such other business as may be brought before the
meeting. will be held Al the principal once q ne
company IN Cleveland. Ohio, on he flHSI
WEDNESDAY being the SFd day OF NAY, ipoo,
az 10 O'Clock A. ". Tue poll viii continue open Tor
one hour thereafter.
~ order Of ths Board Of plrsStoTs -..-
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TAINTED TO COMPARE TRADES
WITH VAN TASSELL

And Heard That He was At Bantam
-u-tne-shepang-He Announces After
Hours All IL Serone-LOst Name %
Man VINO Sold Him Nor. Securities.
The voloes Of Wall Street curb brokers,
always strident. struck q more violent and
angry chord yesterday morning In olamor-
ing for Charles NJ. Van Tassell, q curb broker,
with whom they wanted 10 make COM
parisons on trades In Northern Securities.
In 1894 Mr.. Van Tassel became member
Of the Consolidated Exchange and he re-
malned such until several months ago,
when bis firm failed. Since that time he
has been active on the curb, doing q oon-
seryatye. careful business-the curb brok-
era are unanimous on this point-urtil
the latter part Of this week, when accord
ing 10 the same sources Of information e1-
pressed with equal unanimity, he began
10 deal heavily In Northern Securities. The
sock made new high records four days
during the week and before 1t reached the
climax Of 1851 yesterday morning the
brokers began TO want the comparisons.
Mr. Van lassell cleared through Gum
nings a Co. and representatives Of the
following firms called upon that Arm with
demands Charles H. Gates a Co., Allen,
NcCraw 4 Co., Halle a Sueglitz, Batoheller
4 Rollins and Charles head a Co. With
sonle OF the claimants the firm settled
ronptly; in regard TO demands Of others
dis statement was made:
Inc firm Of Cummin gs 4 Co. Is not re-
snonsible for Mr.. Van Tassen. He re-
oIlested us TO take his clearances as q favor
and we accommodated him. Such Of the
transactions as we autho ri1ed we have
slrpady made good whatever Others there
nav be II any, we refuse TO vouch for
Sir. Van Tassell's home Is at Bantam
on-tbe -Shep ang, Conn. A telephone mes
age 10 Bantam elected the information
that he was hurrying 10 New York. APP
parantly he got here after tho noon hour
Ter this information was given out In the
rite moon;
Mr. c. NJ. Van Tassell. a curb trader,
WHO il was reported yeste rday. had laid
down on his contracts, denies that he did
20 but attributes the trouble TO the loss
OF the name Of a seller from whom he had
purchased some Northern Securities stock,
and states that the disputants In the mat
ter have been in confe renee and have adj
usted their differences. The only action
which Cummin g 4 Co. had in the matter
WAS 10 clear the Transactions OF Mr.. Van
Tassell as reporte by him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
The Mine Securities Corporation,
THOMAS j, HURLEY. PrSsIdsat
ENGINEERS, AUDITORS q OPERATORS
OF MINING PROPERTIES.
Authorized Capital. 81. 500 80
Paid Up. ................ 1,2OS.OOo
Mills Building, IS Wall Street, MsV Yah.

We offer our services TO Banker, Trus-
tees Of Estates and those contemplating
serious mining investments in the procure.
ment Of reliable information As to the
physical and financial condition Of mining
properties. This company nov controls
by ownership and management Corpora-
tions owning 81 mining properties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT.
Sun nSes. 81 Sun setS. .eSs Noon sete ..sS
HOB wATEH THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. Au Gov. Id....50S Hell Gate %: 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
The Mine of His Life

all anything
favorable hOwe Capital alone has been needed 70 make
development viii show deposits that section than
had evidently deserted BY
developer could
ship
Of
evidence that rich had been taken out
lead worked about
OF
probably med
miles BY
To- handling
pupose built myf little horse
side depth Of feet from the teoe The hT blast that put IN
had worked mi o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
FERE HIR0UETTE RAILROAD ooMPANT,

Cincinnati. o., April 18Th 1905.
TIE Transfer Books Of the Prsfsrred and Com
pSny viii be closed nom April z7d 70 Nay 80. ls0s
both days Inclusive, on account Of the annual
eforfhoidera' meeting on latter date.
THOMAS J, WALSH.
AaIiEtant seorutafy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16

s. EtruriA, from Liverpool for New YORK.
81 Deutschland. from CherOourg for NeW YORK
S. kroOnland. from Antwerp for New YORK.
50 BGrbarossa. from Bermuda for New York.
Sc Arabic, from Queenstown for New YORK.
S. Ia Bretagne. from Havre for New York.
Sc Alnnetonka. from London for New YORK
Sc Patricia, from Hamburg for New York.
Sc Print OskAr from Genoa for NeW York,
So StAtendAm, from Rotterdam for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
TAKE YOUR PROFITS IN
UNITED STATES MINING COMPANY STOCK

%
o P W. n RsoE SStS4 GS4 R
or In
6ouEby dore
It n
fisTsSe pioneer property
al
8
ORC
A, ]. SMITH
-. . OVAL STREET
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
PROPOSALS.

,IRtAsNKIoRD ARSENAL. Philadelphia, Pa,
o received until 1 O'clock p. NJ, on Nay u, 1905
10, ~ rsmoyinf end NAn Of present building and On
WW.uLt one one SION Hnck and Steel Building
ieSt inches long b. e feet inch VIDE, for Load
~ ho9m, Small Arms Ammunitiou Plant, a. ule
HATH. LN-oOL Ord. Dtpt.. D. 8. A.. osnnsEdinS.
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Sc Celtic, from New York At Queenstown.
Sc CampaniA from New York al Liverpool.
81 RyndAm, from New YORK ~ Rotterdam.
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ArTivsd--SATURDAI. April -,
Sc LucaniA. Liverpool. April 8.
IS 81. LOUIS, Southampton, April O.
IS CArpathiA, Trieste, March rs.
IS Cita de Geneva. Genoa, March -.
IS BurgundiA, AaTstilles, March 8.
S. Washington, Genoa. March Is.
Sc Georgia, Trieste. March "a
50 ArdandearE, Cardiff. March %.
s. Havana, Vera Cruz, April Z.
So City OF Washington. Colon. April T.
IS Trnided, BeTml dA, Apnl Is.
So TAncrvd, Tam pico, ApTu 9.
SIS p Cid, Galveston. April g.
IS CITY Of Macon. Savannah. April u.
Sc Apache, Jacksonville April II.
IS Jefferson, Norfolk. April IA
Sc Northwestern, Saline PasA. April 0,
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and 80
o
a uncovered which
gold
which
unsded during period OF three years
wentf
On the Star
already reported to YOU thsre are edg
Of milling uncovered II
Il the
in Arizona Montana ana
Godaed could have realized cold million for them ara .r
evidence and dykes OF PoPhy and the Lead he with
the biggest milling property In the state
Gold Mining Co. who have
as 70 values andoh RTcer o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
GENERAL FACTS ABOUT THE HEARST

claims owned by the company located on low
q this point is $500 feet
threefourths " border line that sepaaa
Nevada fromC California
district already faous-Whioh south
Gold miles southe Of the HearstJaggerB
situated within few miles OF direct line drawn north
California
Nevadas
profitable
so per ton for daysge tons OF high
grade shipping
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The abatement OF the
receipts and Expenditures OF the Treasury shows;
THIS dap. This month Thi1 year.
Reoeipts NT2l.sS t2i,59t .S4S Sass t67 81 1
Expenditures. .,.. 2lOO,OOO 2t,AlO,OOO toO'62AlOo
p.sdt............ ts7siA S2s7S057 t77.S5B7s4
The receipts from customs 20 day were ss7sboS'
from internal revenue, t73i,6i3 miscellaneous,
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