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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-27
LAW OFFICER IN JAIL.
District AtforneySstidaer of Denver
Comshitted for Contempt.

Derrver .-<Ihe News of suedE
lrfning says: District Attorney
'&udeer spent laa night in jsh. aba
will have to stay there until Monday.
| He was arrested at 9 O'Clock last night
upon an order signed by Ostrlc.
Judge Frank r. Johnson, chargiss him
with contempt of court. The order
ronrtnitted him to the county jail until
he had paid fine Of $500 into the
court treasury. Sheriff .Nisbet served
the order. He was accompanied by
Ibis, attorneys, Willis Elliott and Rod
ney j. Bardwell Before acting he
had asked their advice and was told
by them to serve rtie order, as the only
Safe thing TO do. Tney reserved their
Judgment on its validity.
The district attorney was given a
cot in the warden's quarters IN the
basement of the jail. He. went TO bed
about II O'Clock After he had been
made fairly comfortable he gave out
the following statement:
Il was taken completely by surprise
when | heard from Judge Johnson S
lips that | was on trial for contempt
He had given me no intimation that
he had any intention of bringing such
charge against me. | believe the
conspiracy to get me before him and
have me testify under oath that had
purposely transferred cases from his
division TO the criminal division OF the
District Court.
ITO say that | was surprised when
he informed me that | was fined for
contempt does not explain my feelings.
At the most, any action that l TOOK
was but constructive contempt. /
committed no contempt in his pres
ence or before the court. And in cases
of constructive contempt the accused
is entitled to due notice and to a trial
by jury To my mind his action
throughout has been entirely outside
the pale of the law
The case is the result of an attempt
by Judge Johnson to enforce the laws
against gambling and Sunday llquor
selling Persons arrested by direction
of Judge Johnson, instead of being
brought before his court, were
taken before Judge Palmer's di-
vision of the court by District
Attorney Stidger. where they prac-
tically escaped punishment. Mr.,
| Stidger claims that his action was in
accordance with rules Of the court.
while Judge johnson holds that the
district attorney was guilty OF con
tempt in removing to another DIVISION
| of the court cases originating IN his
| division.
The case will no doubt be carried
| to the Supreme Court of the State Tor
final decision.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-27
Apostle Smith Makes Denial.

Salt Lake.-Apostle John Henry
Smith makes vigorous denial of pub
lished reports alleging to quote him
in relation to the Woodruff manifesto.
Apostle Smith says: My attention
has just been brought to the fact that
| have been quoted as saying in an in
terview with one Professor Wolfe that
the manifesto issued by the late Pres
ident Wilford Woodruff prohibiting
the practice of polygamy was only a
trick devised to beat the devil at his
own game
With reference to the above |
simply desire to say that never at any
time or place did | make such state
ment to Professor Wolfe or any other
person.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-27
Imboden's Offer.

Denver. - Leonard Imboden, con
victed bank wrecker. now in the
county Jail, announced Tuesday that if
t. receiver of the Denver Savings
Bank would pay So or 80 cents on the
dollar, he and J. A. Hill, and others.
whom he declined to name. had in
Denver about S25O,00o in cash. which
he would turn over to the creditors of
the bank to make up the deficit of 10
or Is cents on the dollar. His plan is
to take over the assets of the Denver
Savings Bank, which are declared by
the receiver to be of no value, and take
a chance on realizing some part of the
$3.50 900 which he alleges they are
ready to advance.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-27
Notice to Claim Owners.

Pueblo, Colo.-The clerks in the 10
cal land office, acting under orders
from Washington, are sending out no
tees to persons claiming homesteads
and mining claims. and who have not
completed their proofs and paid the
remainder of their fees. 1t is stated
that there are several thousand Of
these in southern Colorado, major
portion of whom are in the Pueblo dis
trict, homesteaders and persons pat.
enting mining claims having taken
only the preliminary steps and paid
the first fees required, in many cases.
1t is the desire of the land Office
to make room by clearing up these un
finished cases and it is understood that
in most of these cases, at least failure
to obey the order will forfeit their Il.
tie. Business in the Pueblo office will
be greatly increased after February
2Sth, when the Lamar office win bs
consolidated with It.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-27
Brazilian Warship Sunk.

Rio Janeiro.-The Brazilian turret
ship AQuidaban has been sunk at Fort
Jaca Spagua, south of Rio Janeiro, as
the result of an explosion on board. 1t
is reported that 800 Of her crew per-
ished and that only one officer was
saved.
Four rear admirals perished on the
Aquidaban, which had been used for
the accommodation of a number of
supernumery officers and men attached
to the fotilla escorting the cruiser
Barroso. The Barroso had on board
the minister of marine and his staff.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-27
REVOLUTION IN ECUADOR.
Government Changes Twice in Space
Of One Day.

Guayaquil. Ecuador.-General Alfaro
occupied Quito, the capital, at pm,
Thursday.
A junta of notable persons met in
the government palace here at pm
Friday and formed new government.
Vice President Moreno assumed the
executive power establishing the capi-
tai here and appointing a new ministry.
Rioting followed The people during
the afternoon attacked the prisons. lib
Grated the political prisoners and af
terward captured the police barracks
where the rioters obtained possession
of a number of rifles and some cannon.
Rife shots later were heard in all parts
of the city, and the rioters became so
bold that they attacked a battalion OF
artillery.
Two hundred persons were killed or
wounded on both sides during the fight
ing.
The new ministry only lasted one
hour. The people rejected the election
of Moreno and proclaimed as president
General Alfaro, the former president OF
Ecuador and leader of the revolution
and in his absence DR.. Emilio Aryalo
assumed the civil and military author
ity.
- A great panic prevailed here during
the evening, and in the midst of the
disorder General Leonidas Plaza, min
lister of Ecuador to the United States,
who arrived here January 18th and as
sumed chief command of the army in
its operations against the rebels, es
capped from the city and embarked on
the Chilean steamer Loa, which leaves
tomorrow for Panama.
Later in the evening order was re-
stored
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-27
FOLLY OF THE RICH.
Millionares Paid Large Sums for Full
some Flattery.

New York.-Col. w. d. Mann, editor
of Town Topics, testified at the Hap
good criminal libel trial Monday that
he had borrowed nearly $500 900 from
J. p. Morgan. James r. Koene, W. X.
Vanderbilt. William G. Whitney and
other prominent financiers. Many of
these loans were repaid. so far as Col
onel Mann could recall, and others
were paid in stock of the Town Topics
Company at $1,000 share. The larg-
est single loan was obtained from
James *. Keene, who loaned the town
Topics editor 100000
From w. X Vanderbilt. Colonel
Mann obtained $4,000; from j. p
Morgan $500; from w. C. Whitney.
$4,000; from Coils p. Huntington,
$4,000 from John w. Gates, $4,000:
Charles NJ. Schwab, $4,000; Thomas
2. Ryan. 10000.
When Colonel Mann testified that
many of these loans were paid in Town
Topics stock at $1,000 a share James
W. Osborne, counsel for Mr.. Hapgood,
asked il the par value of the stock is
not $40 per share. Colonel Mann re.
piled that IL was.
4 contract was produced showing
that s2,500 was paid by William J.
Whlte OF Cleveland Tor SUBSCRIPTION
10 'Fads and Fancies." the book which
was issued under Colonel Mann's direc-
ton.
He replied that he did not know. and
that, learning that Nv. White was a
prominent Cleveland man. he had ap-
proved his subscription. The price of
Il subscription to ''Fads and Fancies
was 81 500, and Colonel Mann was
asked what Mr.. White paid the extra
81 900 for.
He wanted four pages instead OF
two," Colonel Mann replied.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-27

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SO, se,. zoos, 1o7o 4. 1oIoB, ll!6B,
l344l 1859. 1920, and 17211. and form
ing q portion of the unsubdivided
township 5 south, of range 73 west of
the sixth principal meridian.
Said locations being recorded in Vol.
121. pages 40 and All; Vol. 127. pages
Gal and 642: Vol. 152. pages BAG TO $50.
inclusive; Vol 159, pages lt1, 1874 to
1877 inclusive. 100 and 1874. Vol. 100,
pages 629 to G31. inclusive, OF the rec
ords of Clear Creek county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants, owners of the
above named surveys.
C. d. FORD, Register.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-27
British Labor PARTY.

London-It is now believed that the
Labor party will muster about forty
members in the new Parliament. di
vided into three groups. The largest
group. composed of twenty -one indie
pendents, will act and vote together
The next group in importance includes
John Burns, William Randall Cremer
Henry Broadhurst, Thomas Burt and
other Noderates, and this group Is
likely to cooperate with the govern
ment. The third and smallest group is
composed of extremists Of . Socialist
type
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-27
Congressman in Washington.

According to the LieulenantGover-
nor OF Illinois, "a Congressman in
Washington is like boy with torn
shirt and half a pair of suspendeys
looking through a small knothole at a
baseball game" Yes, and then the
policeman in the shape OF his con.
stituency will come along about the
ninth inning. when the score is q tie,
three men ON bases. the heaviest hit
ter Of the home team at the bat
at the most interesting part of the
progrsm-and tell the aforesaid little
boy to Move 3D." So fling away
allbition.-Boston Herald.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-27
New Field for Funston.

San Francisco.-The Call says Brig.
Gen. Frederick Funston will soon be
relieved from command of the Depart
ment of California and ordered to the
Philippines, where he will be placed in
charge Of one Of the brigades which
are being formed in Luzon with view
to their possible utilization in connec.
ton with any move which may be
made against China.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-27
Election Officials Acquitted.

Denver.-Frank kratke, Alderman
Mahoney, Edward r. O'Mailia. Charles
Koftsky and Carl Wilson, charged with
conspiracy to interfere with voters at
the national election in Precinct s.,
Ward 5. Denver. at the election held
in November. 1904, were acquitted by
a jury in the United States court Non
day.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
BROADWAY BUILDING SOLD.
ANOTHER LEASED BIG SALE OF LOTS IN VEST
JAMAICA.
Henry Corms Chief Holdings Mortgaged for s1oo0,OO0.

Several big deals in realty were recorded yester-
dsy. The market took decidedly brighter aspect
and showed a marked Improvement over the ex-
ceptional dulness OF tho last few days. hve
story and loft building in Broadway was sold, an
other large Broadway building was leased. River
side Drive dwelling house sold, and realty
company bought 1900 lots at West Jamaica AoHs
Island
Leopold We'll sold for Herman and Martin King
to c. c. Peck No. 372 Broadway. fve story ana
loft building situated on the east side OF Broad
way 20 feet south Of White St. and extending
through to COrtlandt Alley, on plot 6x1502 rect
The purchasing price for the property was SIIoUVO'
Payson Mel. Merrill has sold for the dinerent
owners No. 1872 to 11sS Park ave-. known as the
Perrepont fats being the southwest corner or S4tn
st. on plot, with frontage OF lo9S ieet on me Ebe
the property and hold it as investment
H. S. Ely & Co the entire building No. 4sS to A92
Broadway the northeast corner Of Broome % St: TO 70
Harris the e''IS1o property No. IS West sd ST.
The Linderman Realty Company has bought 1900
and The aggregate price was 600. The com
pany will improve the property and can II Soule-
The Improved Property Holding Company has
mortgaged to the Colonial Trust Company. as trus-
until June /, 1918 There is prior mortgage on
the property of $l,010eoO This property IS known
as as the henry " R FIFTH and d street No Is
70 a 35d street No Ss4 TO 500 Broadway the nortn
west corner Of Fifth avenue and 14th street and
No 10 to l12 Fifth avenue
Cobns & Cobins have sold for the F, & NJ.
schaeier Brewing Company ,dE 30 14 East S4tn street.
Plans have been filed for two six story and base
and lOi5 Fifth avenue for William Halls Sons, as
owners. They are to be each . feet front and 10
feet deep with limestone facade. and VIII be
equipped with passenger elevators They are to
cost $S5 600 each.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs. John H.
Hanan No 146 Riverside Drive. four story dwell
ing house. on Lot 23x1OO feet, adjoining the south
east corner OF S7th ST.
Robert L. Lee has sold No. 112 West 18th ST..
four story and basement brownstone front dwelling
house. on lot 16.SX99.1 feet.
John Peters Co have sold for Joseph McEvoy
story tenement house. with store. on lot 25Sx74S
feet.
Frederick T. Barry has sold for Mrs De Witt H.
Parker, of Denver to ]. Cooper Mott No. 966 Lex
ington ave, a three story brownstone dwelling
house, on lot 16SxS0 between 10th and list sts
William VOLTS Son has sold for client 10 Lena
Hill No 30S East 73d four story double fiat
house, lot 25x1022 feet.
G. Brettell & Son have sold for John McAvoy No
I74 East 1929 ST., five story double flathOuse,
lot 26x75 feet, Osk & Edelstein
Frank V. Strauss has sold to DIR. David Friedman
No. S7 LenoX ave-, four story dwelling house, on
lot 20XS5 feet
A. Kosher has bought No. 1858 to 1857 Lexington
three five story nathouseS on plot 5OX7O feet
i. S. Gottlieb has sold the northeast corner Of
Second ave and Hath st. a five story tenement
house, on lot 2211xz5 feet.
NJ. Rabinowitz has sold the six story building In
of construction the south side of 123d
100 feet Of Pleasant plot 33x100u feet
Ginocchi Benedetto has sold No. 6S James St, a
five story building on lot 2SXl0O feet 70 Frank
Feldman, who has resold II &c Martin Garone.
l.. Tanenbaum Strauss & Co have leased for II
S. Ely & Co the entire building No 4SS TO 492
Broadway. northeast corner sf BrOome St, 10 NJ II.
Pulaski & Co. and have sod for Samuel Harris the
property No. IS West SD st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
PErlTIoNs IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Cir
cult Court:
An involuntary petition was filed against Alexan-
A A. Zeinaer, $780, John J. Robinson $ls4 and the
Kursheedt Manufacturing Company, S2SS InsoI-
vency is admitted. Ezra p. Prentiss was appointed
receiver. with bond Of S4.Ooo.
An Involuntary petition was filed against the
OF 80. a Broadway. by two creditors with claims
as follows: Albert J. Seiigman 5000 and Almon
= 6ey Sa'1 oter ISoFeGy N3, Is a9nit5eo; me Peti
celVeT, with bond of $500
An lnEe5qt9iTy Pgnq0h %as o hlea & against the
don, dealing in drug supplies at No ss Clir street
by three creditors with claims as follows: The r.
S2S1 sad the F. ". Tuttle Company. $l4 The claim
Is made that the alleged bankrupt made general
assignment on July 3 10 John 3. Chimney Charles
g Birmingham was appointed receiver, with bond
.An Involuntary -peiuon was filed against Zople
Zaek, IurFier, at 40. . University Place by hree
creditors. with claims follows: Benjamin Schif-
ger SO. Transfer Of assets and preferential pay
raenis are alleged. otto II. Goldsmith WAS ap-
pointed temporary receiver. with bond Of a.go.
Schedules IN bankruptcy were filed by the Cri-
ing debts Of 81 So, with no assets. The principal
credito-s are the FoEeda Realty Company. No. III
Broadway S3,0 90; Is.nenan Brothers, No. al
washington strse: s.. .Ss; Samuel 2 Hunter. Full
ton Market, Sl055 and the North River Beef Com
Qsny BLOB. The schedules give list % the eote.
furnishings IN tie possession OF The receiver but
Schedules IN Bankruptcy OF the Arnold Rice Adler
SSeLnpany, Involuntary bsakEIDis, snow. deoIs OF
sTs FsS[ 6.rsSf-1 - S- r5srIHison Street s. $50;
- = Gartlage & Sons, No 555 Greenwich street,
a IuDDsE o. creditors are cited, the amount OF
whose claims. = Is stated. Is unknown The New
pIk .Dailsy sGFE is 4 creditor for accommodation
- stock u goods a No. sD5 West street Ssss
Jne schedules name 90 individuals and firms which
SUE of = ,ZA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
MECHANICS LIENS.

Chrystie St. No. 1873: Louis G. Meyer agt. Ahra-
ham Bamberger. owner Walter Reid & Co.,
liSth ST. Nos doi and 400 East Electric instaila-
tension and Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. owner; Walter Reid & Co..
7sd ct No. 2i East: same agt Abraham n stein
owner; Walter Reid & Co. contractors
Company agt. State Bank, owner; Walter Reid
11$,b st. Noa 407 end 100 East; same agt New
York City Church Extension AID Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
10th st, Nos. AT and 419 West: Solomon Simon
agt. Cornelius J. Crawley. owner and contraO-
e4th st. No. III East: candeo. smith 3 Howiand
WSIIs- WS%pSnE Rs,Ss as II Henry NJ chaUDen owner;
chTystie St. No. 1888: same agt. Abraham Ba1n-
sSs Pese 0%Her' Watsr REID Co. contractors
nam BamoeFger. owner; Walter Reid Co.
44th ST. No. Z East: candce, smith & Rowland
company agt Florence S. Bsche. owner; Walter
50 sxioo same ait tasoSS. ~ q OF tlSth St
ton company owner; McDeFmott & keenan,
1921 St. n. s. 100 H. ". Of Amst.raan1 s,:
Julius London. owners and contractors
Norris ave. Nos. 63l and 633: Rafael IsuonGn AT
AmOdio di Toro and Teonlo ZancheNi oSneTs:
Nicholas Conforti. contractor ...............
9th ave. No 798: Charles Esther agt Csyrille Ca
reau. owner Levine Myer Construction Com
Henry 81. Nos. 24s ana 2i5 Harm: Mines a.;
Sarah Cells, e1ecutriX. owner ana contractor.
il6th St, No 2OS East; Herman Heidelberg agf
PCcasset Club. owner and contractor. -.
ilsth ST. Nos 407 and 400 East William SON.
nierville agt. New York City Extension and
Missionary Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, owner: Walter Reid Co. contractors.
ist ave, 30 625; Jordan & Fox agt Scheztnger
& Esenberg. owners; Louis Deutch Solomon
MInskof and Samuel Fucker. contTacuoTs.......
Sheriff ST., 20. 56 same agt. Hyuan GFeenWald,
Louis Deutch Solomon Minskoh and
Samuel Fucker contractors. .....-...-......
Westchester ave, s. ". corner l5sth St. 50xllS;
Nicholas Aquilino agt William Van Antwerp.
owner and contractor; Max 6trasberg. owner. =.
Amsterdam ave. ". g. 25 H. s. Of 1T6th ST., S0ex
l00 II. Ebertart Son Company e.t. Cascade
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
HuRTIe & sEAmoN WIN CASE.

Fzurtig & Seamon the theatrical managers, were
r,,rnuooned 70 the ToInbs police court before Magls
srate Navo Yesterday afternoon TO answer de-
,7,and made by Commissioner John n. BOgart Of
she Bureau OF Licenses that they show why
they shouldn't take out a license as theatrical
agents According to 9ir. Steinert. appearing for
Commissioners Bogart, Hurtig & Seamon accepted
500 from the Richard Weber Association, of l2lst
street and Third avenue, for supplying an enter
aainment Mr.. Seamon contended that only their
own employees were used by the firm for the en- en-
Tertalnment, and consequently they were not la
bic Magistrate Mayo Endorsed this view of the
and 6isrnissad the summons.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
BRONX NEWSPAPERS ORGANIZE.

At meeting held last evening at Schalrs Lodge
and Assembly Rooms. No. 1898 Third avenue. the
Bronx Newsdealers and Stafioners Protective
Association was organized with the following
officers: Cornelius Sweeney, president, No 9SS
Westchester avenue, The Bronx: Max Won Rado-
WITT vice-pTesident. jackson avenue and Westches-
ter avenue; Charles W. Derleth recording secre-
Fary, No l55 Lincoln avenue Mayer Halper, dnaT-
cial secretary. No. 1OI6 WestcheSter avenue; John
Smith treasurer. no. $50 East 13sth street; Isaac
sIurbin sergeant-at-aTms, No 1915 Franklin avenue;
trustees George P Michel, 156th street and Third
avenue: Oswald Preiss, No 974 Rogers Place, and
A Rouef4e No 167 St AIMS avenue. The secre-
Tary was Instructed 10 apply to the Secretary Of
State at Albany for charter.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Beck st corner s avenue % St JShn %a2 1O91 g IETsgR
os1 @0rtgags Nos $500 y sod a west sriO IL Pncs
LOwenfeld Ct al to Charles Ulmstein: mort
es{h s. 3. loo It " Of I'd ave. i2ox1oo6; Solo
% SH Lwi9e 1,ss ct a sI e @ Solomon Brankel and an
MonToe st. No Ise a8xIo0: Abraham fine ct al
sth st. Nos sos and 30 East, 486x97e; Reuben
sadST:y T. A9Eoa y a ASeT sgt mo5segs 6S5 ss al
1s to Jacob saimonoTits on % et al mortgage s2s95O
Sd st. 400 @ 10 10 f 6se66 Of FMS FD5 8d @ SSaef M0s dT
A6ster5sm ave 3 W corner 66h st, 25xioo; Henry
Marks ct al to Thomas Reynolds mortgage
80: Magdalena Marx to Arthur H sisier:
119tR SIS s. 10 sos East 21xioo Eil Ioe1Ten
ID ave No 24lS, 252xso Isidore Wexler et al to
slata seppin moTtg2gs as s24e0g 90 ,. ;i:;-;::
burst Barstein in to Nathan MoToTits al: roTtsags
Edeison ct al to Louis ManevetE; mortgage.
5ySR OGVU st. 100 # of 7h ave 75zioo5; Peoples
Trust congqnSy g96S e executor to Edward Titus am
Sd Sos Sl s3s 5ss 80 4sI3o Frank Gsns
Ludlow st. No IS. 25xs7 g. Nathan l. Horshfeld
ct al to Morris ArOnson; mortgage. $50; 500.
Same property; Morris Aaronson TO Samuel Stern;
ora6d 16ssss e go ~ 31ioo Charles Berger to
MaH Berger y gsEtI, Hortgage SS92
25.i11o6: Pincus Towenfeld ct al to abraham
,aa,S Goodman mOrtgaes 14g $4,000 % ~ 5ooii
Realty: Traas{ssS company to Elias Kapian ,
Audubon ave hist st. eSx100; Moses
Matthews ct al TO Albert Peiser; mortgage
East Broadva1, Io 20 asx7E. Elise aovd ~
Isaac Smith: mortgage. s27. 900 80:
Tooth ST, No III East. 25.6x10011; Samuel
Fleischman et al TO Milan Schneider and
ID ave No 5sSS e sxi0O. Harris schapro 10
Bernstein s. Feinberg Realty Company; mort
gage Sol,vOO j
11lth ST. Nos $40 and 612 West. 5Ox1O011; n n
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Reuben sadowsky TO Aaron Adler; mortgages.