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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16

zard proportions ragged throughout this section all
day and continues tonight Cars on the Bennng-
ton and HOOsick valley trolley line DELAYED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16

Billy Lander, coach OF the Columbia baseball
team. IS giving series Of lectures the theoreti
cal side OF baseball in addition the daily prac-
tice. At least a week he calls the candidates
about him and talks to them about systematic
training. team work and everything that pertains
70 baseball He is devotng particular attention 70
the freshman candidates. of whom as yet
have rather undeveloped ideas the art OF
baseball After he Is through lectUring he ques-
ions the candidates much is done In a regular
eoIlege recitation One question and answer yester-
day caused amusement
what would you do If you on first base
the coach 4'--
Slide" promptly responded nervous freshman
The Columbia Juniors defeated the seniors IN .
close game Of hockey at st. Nicholas Rink vegter
day morning. The score was 2 to O. This is the
second game in the series for the intercass cham,
plonsalP, which viii be decided when 1871 meets
1909 The line-up follows. - ~ 'IIoet9
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osTY NEWS IN BRIEF

James MallOy and yooa Murray plasaeh <unry
yesterday OF having robbed Israel RoutA a s.us~
saer. OF No. siS Eighth avenue, on Sebruaxy %
osIore Judge Osullivan m General SsSzionS- maj
The trial Of tbs suit Of Dr. 7. Il sstes-wazs
against tbs estate OF DR.. Egb.rt rsuar,.--v .arr,
gp yesterday before Justice MoCarrhv =, -. c,ry
Court The case was adjourned until Marc1 n.
The annual drill OF the Columbia rnstieuo. rsauc,
VII take piass at the 22d Restmsnt Ar1ns<y M
There win be a public reception ths, xs,sru0ou ~
the board OF managers OF the Jacob A RtLs N.ixn.
IS ana 90 Henry street
me Madison Avenue League OF the Mass.ua
avenue Baptist Church is meeting temporarily 4
p z, a.. instead OF at $40 D. m The LEAGUE va
parish building IL completed
Miss Mary n woousy, prsstd-nt Of Mount zOl-
yoNe college VIII be the guest OF the Nev-xurk
Aunilns Association Of that institution az rs-
Sepuaonn az the homo OF Mrs Robart IL VernailyN
w. o. S'SinSrey PARK. tomorrow afternoon
The who was kiIIsd by a Third avaru. .k~
waited train on Tuesday was identified yasssraAs
az ss Charles sSso OF No 1ss Prospect street L0us
Joseph Kravoes. OF No. 1o1 East Fourth scrsss
who was arrested "Wednesday on suspicion Of be-
ing eopesrned In the death OF hts wife. r..
9landed Yesterday by Magistrate walsh 10 th'
The unwilling OF President Roosevelts portrah
oy me Masyar Roosevelt Club viii occur to- morros
NS ~ ~ o'clock AZ the slnsrooGaA No -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16

The annual trtll OF the Columbia rnstieuca caduss
will take place at the 22d F.zty,.,e 49, Ga
afternoon az $50 o'clock ~S -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16

The trial OF the suit Of Dr.. r = s..e.-w.u.
against ths estate OF Dr. Esb.rt C.,srn.-v sarys
Up yesterday before Justice Mccarthy N tha ctsy
court Inc case was adjourned until March "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16

IN the fifth race, but was disqualified for foulinR
Polly Pr. the favorite. in tho stretch. The wealth
e. vas cloudy and the track heavy.
First choices were az hard 10 find AT City Park
e. az the Fair Grounds, and Tom Dolan and In
posed IN them.
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARIES.
Blrst race ave f1r7nss)- EsesHes IL j. Martin
y 4 "o4 haekelrn. ll2 ~ Hayes. j 10 g. second,
80. Wabash Queen Commodore Ther. AgGriso sister
sssel- rice stE s-roasslaa svess. ~ Cober9. 70
20 -'2 o. onl D. y . ., second
Go T.. -s F.-9-ls. 10 d" D. t-.F1 Time liza
Tara race zone nile and seventy ysrds,-Katie Powers.
( sssaaa u ~ T. , S2' o 55 T. ios EsaeiD e to
-Flo-n rae t-4ae-esq one and szteeath niesJ--st.
Is 'sR--2- ~ 81 Martin 70 Won. Cigar Lighter.
- 70 J mira Tine it-1s. Captain Bob and
s 5ass s 5,l laT ,,. Te 4a2 w Hqys.
Asrm 40 IL SMITH 10 B. a1.saea second but was
T ' Ha5e S s' 70 e s5e # S.ey % "a s 10
= \ second Katherine !. - CBe!acJ. 100 I. third
Ea aaaen prom. Firing Line chalnosy oio5t5 ana Ben
CITY PARK SUMMARIES
n PIT rae a1ree and hsit fari2ngsTom Dosn III
e9na Efa1 k-iiar.el. ia raReiJ. 70 third Tine.
20 - 5.aeh rag Besay Tom Morgan. Larry b.. Lady
H,yJs q = Won is,e f1la los g M5rTi2j l $40 to
Es4t Hsmettas Dazzle s1d Pliier also ran '-s
.l,a Ia.e tdncicap. rz fIl5ugsJ-Iackey Il2 CSIooD
10 D. "or- Daring 100 lJeslt} j. % -ec0pd- N,If,
tHo -'-'' ' --''"'i
80, Isft5 5ses ,ons neEzrs. 81 Iosrne / won.
k4Hla. lV5 " Agffinf. s 20 i. second. Hfu
bwalnl. y 70 j third Time. sGzs LADY C'hsrade
E.lihlf llon- lfyon Ftylng Charcoal Dosskin lJei
ItLna, Ram Devils. Welsh and Fanny also ran
nm race tone rl.lelBon Mot. Jos-) 10 10 z Won
tlelh"poq 4h' fslcD!J - 20 .. C5arn.Ei
h.onsae.'D. % lo third Time l4s+. only three
sixth raos fseven fgrlongsDIncnator 1l3 ID Austin,
- J. Won; Llnsal, llO llr1JlegD ~ J. second FoE
fAAtihg ivl ~ Miller 20 I. third T~Eo
tethtt Atclefls~. famboysrt. Wellesley. Vitat Tim
Emerick Girl also ~ 90 49,
reserfh race ave and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
y Ausirl % l. Mary Morris 100 % SMITH
% t.gond Cold Zone III II LARSON. 10 2 third
Lfne ~ o6k Grove. Anna smith DR. MACK George
% billner lea kearney and Sister Ed!th also ran
TWO RACES FOR w. X. VANDERBILT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16

There VIII be public receptton thu .r-.vroe,, -
tne board OF managers OF the Jacob A RiIs NsixAr
pSrnoed Se5usment from until O'Clock az Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16

heavily that many acres OF land were waS.sd
into the sea and several peninsuIas we're con-
verted into islands.
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RACING At NEW-ORLEANS.
Third Alarm Set Back for FouLng
Winning FaUOrites Scarce.

New-Orleans. March 15-van Ness and ST. Val
entne were the only winning favorites Al the Fair
Grounds to-day. The former was olt TO the last
ounce al the hnish. Third Alarm finished second
IN the firth race. but was disqualified for fouling
Polly Frin. the favore. in Tho stretch The wealth
Ct vas cloudy and the track heavy
tirst choices were as hard 10 find n CITY Park
e. al the Fair Grounds. and Tom Doan and In
Curator were tie ouy ones true The trust re-
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TWO RACES FOR W. x. VANDERBILT.

Paris. March l5-At the St Cloud races to-ds,
". h Vanderbilts Prestige. with Ransch up vvor
pc PriK de 81. Cloud, and his Malta with Ranscr
Iso II the SADIE. captured the PriK Villsmhlain
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COOL YOURSELF OFF AT Lexis
Whenever you war. real, good,
mixed drink, you must GO to Dick
6right's to get it. Others are good,
but these are better. Private card
and wine rooms help to enjoy them.
Good smokes, cool seats and cold MKT
ures from high grade materials make
for perfection of comfort.
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The Eagle Market.

We offer You choice meats fresh O.
cold storage as you please. lard, bacon
Hams and Boiled Hams in quantities
to suit you, eggs and butter, strictly
fresh. Our goods are all good. pat
ND in good shape. Our service is
good, our prices are good for you
Gives us your order for chickene >
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rlgnI of way shall have Tie power to
grant an extension OF time for the
CT sad mile OF work. II
it appear that the work has been COM
menced within the time fixed and |
prescribed, in good faith: but no ex- !
tension Of time shall 'ue granted tor !
the commencement OF said work. All |
extensions CT tine st.a.. pc IL writ. |
ing and made matter OF record in
me municipality.
he tracks OF said railroad sha he !
laid as near the side OIL the streets,
roads alleys and highways as IS prac-
ticable: and il shall be the duty OF
the owners OF said franchise and
RICH; OF way to keep i'll repair, the
spaces between the rails OF saIu Ia
way and such portions OF the streets,
roads. alleys and highways "a may
be used By it in constructing sud
road.
The cars used in the operation and
mainten Of said railway franchise
must be Of the most approved con
struction Ior the comfort and con-
venience ii passengers, and provided
! with brakes to stop the SANE when
ceGu!red They may be operated by
electric. cable or Otner motive power,
= ,a,d e..c.::s!.l.y i0r street railway
purposes.
VI
Rates o. fare must not exceed Ten
Gents Ior one fare, tor any distance
under two miles. said distance to De
estimated from the car-hcUse. begin
Cln& OF starting point OF SAID railway.
VII
lie granting oo2rd herein reserves
he rlg1' 70 1raCie, paw macadamlze
ioT otherwise Improve. alter OF repair
Nc s1Yucl-. ROADS or highways pro-
Weed, that such WCrn be acne so as
- Ouslrn~l t--e railway as little -
DCsalblv-
V
70" - purpose II encOura ein@ tn
prosecution O. sajd street railway Ell
,teIpr..c. no '.cCnsc. assessment or
I.as Of a-- KIND or nature shan be
e Purchasers Of Ills franchise tCI
= ne:.,d OF 81 least four years from
jthe Gaze hereof The Board has me
. light ~ extend this time III writing
! - II .cs be, Judgment j. deems ad-
-i52Lle ana proper. provided mat Il
said ,il.iC j. -1t extended. 4 license
ishall be charged OF not mere than
Tv a.tv Dollar, per annum per car
Land if ,.-.tp.Ifa. HE said license small
commence 10 run II m .he ex
| piratiou Of such extensions: anc
urcyid,I 1urthar thar no such Il
,
.i.. Wherein no Same i maid - a.,
I ci7v ar Town authority. and nr1,-ide,
,, further Thai sncb rcensa sian aIs,
Z be pafd "a The connrv of orn,-,.- ',
r5,. ,,a,,,a, s.no,n rro,-;(oa ,,.I,r,, eva,
c.rs are bo,,u o,.ratad wi1hon, ~,
L. 90, tn, ,rf,, 80 l,,, . -
l. Ormshv unless rho Road Of To.,,,,
/ Commissioners in -bair liscra+,c.
and ;udoma,t sbo,,ld doa,,, i a1,.,-
l. aI,1a f., ox-an,, tba +i,,,o fa,. w. ,,a,
5 narrar, ~ a,'ob l;oanra .or s"G Io, a'p
G nariod tb,r 10 ta,,,. 80, . 49,
ro,.ihea '' 49, -
. IN
a \o,bi,o baroi,, sh.u No oo,,...,,,o
'r COS &c 70 nro,a,,+ ,ba % ra,,,,
,,;,.,.ia,,,',.. =.
"a ,on1. trar, rr,,,ti, 49,, ~
IS - ,n, go, rai, CO. -, " w.
y a,raa,S ,,;rt,,o ~ 80
n (+,,nII,. ,,,,1;,5, a 800 ~
l. .,,l -. w..
6aard, ho nro,.an,od t,o,,,
49, ,oi,,,,., o,ao,,.ia at,l - a,hn
ID wise oneratins heru.an orms,,
nj Co,,,,,,. IVA o.,Iu f,o,,,,,, -; ~
e - ~ ~ 49,, =
- NOV Io With, ny without Tho bo,,,
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
FRANCHISE TO CONSTRUCT
AND OPERATE A STREET RAIL
WAY WITHIN THE L .n,Ts OF i
CARSON CITY. ..EVADA.
To whom 1t may concern:
You are hereby notified that sam |
?. Jaws. r.alk \. Wildes, Phillip "
hc'3 sd Jcca B. Vieira. did on
the 18th day OF July. 1906. regularly
lie A..u present 10 the undersigned
D,ar- C lily Trustees in and tor
Carson City, Orulsby County, state
CT Nevada. the;T application for
franchise 20 constr ,.ct and operate a
street railway upon. throughout and
over ar or al tle streets, avenues and
alleys within the limits OF the City OF
Carson, County OF Ormsby, State OF
Nevada.
Under and by virtue of the authorI
ty vested in us by an act Of the Leg
islature of The state Of Nevada, ap
proved March 10Th, l,Ul, you are
| hereby notified that at the expiration
of ninety days from and after the
l a
| ~ Wit. an tho ,,, dow os (ova,har
| 1coe the follouirg ctraot ,a,,vav
! f,ono;,:r. ,,.:I 10 cola for o,sh -
10 hio,,es+ h,dda,. c,,hiec. - tho
terms, conditions and requirements
| therein specifically set forth:
| FRANCHISE TO CONSTRUCT AND
OPERATE, \ STREET RAILWAY,
V-upEAS =, ,.r;re +bs+ sa,.
y l}a,is Fran, "A DO ava ,o,n
+ >Ia;ra ~ Carson ~ Drn,chv
County. Nevada. and Fhillin rioh
els 81 \ ~ York .ltv-. New York All
IN -he 1,7h iay of INV }.,n.; made
formal aDrlicatiOn before the under
ItoT carson civ. Ormshy orn,y
stat of Ney9 = fnr . franchise r.
con,fruc. and onarata , .-raar ra;i
W ,,,,o7 lhro,irhc,,- ana ovar 90
tam 4,.e.-e. avenues ana 3Iays with.
in tho limits e The civ Of Carson
fornfv cf Df.,?,sbz- ~-a-e o+ >-a,ad,
WHEREAS. under and hv write q,
an aC- Of Tho lpots,a1f1rp nf he S-a+s
nj <eya.fa anrsfIa, -, 80, F., Ar,
vide for the sale Of Stree+ s3,,I[,.a,
L,rarol,is.. !, -, 49,, 49,
STATE orc .,nnro,.aG VAN ,.<~,
loo1 duo noffon -. ,,,,T,1ioa,,,.,, ,,.,.-,,-l
hnon oiI...,, rn,. ,r.i,.i - ,(,..li'.
da,.g f7,r,, a,,6 ~. .a'
G,,l,- ,,a,,.s,,o,,[,, .,,,,,
rchod -, Cors,r,, w., ,,,|,, ,..,,,.
~ \o,.ad. o,o
,ytIEpE,S .. ,,o ,--,,:,.,+t-,,
I Gotta ,jno+,. |o,.r W. q
} I,,. 81 wiz ,, o,,e
; ..;.,, ,,:' - 81
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.'4 'i'o t''''N -'''
I ,yIIEnE.S
:
n
) -e -9'7' 'iNUOi' s'iu II "i
l. go: i nv p''' $3.50 ''ioA III iiie
I
; II 10 neieo! VI uei eu' "5ie'd' supp
gu anu plo, loeu anu these piesent
uo w. ''ip"i"'e anu pio' III
d eA'' 'ne o"Ao = :
: ~
: oe anu 'ies arc heiens siaA't"
Y iidhc"lse io' t-ie rlSn'-oi-"aS anu ~
IL lne cons :, uctlon anu opera'io ION "a
ii ouee' i"ii""S upoA' 'iiiousiiout aii
e o,el 'iIose Gel .'!n st!eets. avenues
d aileSs "l'nln 'ile limits Vi carson VIZ
g Soun.s vi oiHso!' o'a.e Oh Ne'ao'
+ Nns.ll. pio'-"eu anu uhuei u
y 'oine 'e' MS anu eoi1oi''ohS
It
n sou II aheiise Is eApiessis sr"hte
d conigrilhs lisi'-oi-wa!' use an
n |
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
FRANCHISE TO CONSTRUcT
AND OPERATE A STREET RAIL.
WAY WITHIN TIE LIMITS Or
ORMS3Y COUNTY. BUT WITH
OUT vAE CITY or CARSON.

CRMS3Y COUNTY. BUT WITH
OUT vAE CITY or CARSON.
To nom II may cOlGcrI
You are hereby nCf..I2i that Sam
Z. Davis, Frank l.. Wl1,s. t..lillp V.
N,gheis and John b. N,a.ca, Gld u.
.ae 18th day CT July, 1905, regularly
Ele and present TO the und":s.gl &c.
hoard OF County Commissioners II
ard for Ormsby County. Ne, ada, ,hclr !
apple alton for frarc1 SO ~ con
s.vuct and operate 4 street railway !
u1an. throughout and oT", any " eii
the streets, highways, roads and ave
raes within the limits ii ne county
og Ormsby, but with )lt ne City CT
carson
tIuuev ard by virtue OF The author,
~ vested in us by an act OF the Leg
stature of the State o. NeEaiA, ap-
ccoved March 10Th, 1891, you are
hereby notified that at the expiration
If ninety days from ami aff1r The
.s,.e OF the first pub'i>Ai.Dn Lereof,
ir Wiz u; The 9TH day Ct November.
,2sS. the following stree railway
franchise viii be sold fo- cash u tle
H-5,tHa' ''l'ii'"I' ~ ~
conditions ma requirements therein
specifically set form:
'fhANCHlSh ~ SDN9 n. - ~ y y
--oPEhAi- l. - , NIL ''''i' y y -
WHEREAS. il appearing thai Sam
= DAVIS, Frank L. WIGes ani John
- l't.la Of Carson City, UYn.str
gegn.y. Nevada aad Phillip Y. Nigh
els o. Eea York Eitv. New ~. ali
Ea.gua. Application before III, ur.eT-
signed Board OF County Conn,ts5l3:.-
2ys ii and Tor Gi1Ashy CUantE, Va.
1aI4. LOT 4 franchise. to construct am
-ye..l. = -tree. railway upon.
-ngou 4hour 4uG over any cr al af-L-
lays. roads ana avenues. within tlt
esl-Aau- tae Cuy Of carson. ana
WHEREAS, uuG4. anu by virtue q
=. act OF the Legislature OF the state
O. Nevada. entitled all Act t. p.0.
,.G. .,g the sale Ct street railway
franchises in The GOWNS If HI. state.
--c ..nrayej .ia-rh tnrh. 1901 .tul
a1-lce 6e publication having been ely-
p. tnr p ,.p~r4Q nf ninety Ga.-, from
'''''''N0E VI ''''''''
-. -t '-.. '''..., d
- ~ t''-'c. I,''1-sli9- "' "a "a
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!" 'l''l>l-'>0, d t"e eApIi at-on .,
SA-'' ''l'0'S o"Es ~ VII me ,'' ia
49,: 1,''. -
e''l "a ~ "-'i! so" p''1l91lS'' '1~S
~ NV" loi tAe oai'ia9'
" 2-tu IahcHist ana
@hhf'hAo ..'....'.........
~."7 SNe iAo"eo' oiU'1ia' S0i" II on
'-'f.ieo was soio 10 Ihenl-
Il |" hefep! oroered' agreed supu
-AA1o anu prov oeu ana THESE present
40 usuer' agree stlpuia'e ana pro'lo
+'at Lie saIo .....''..... 800.
'''''''
'iC
Inc construction ana operation Oh
a-iSSl ldll"dy upOl luIOuSllO dll
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Ladies shampooing and massage.
electric apparatus, private rooms, Ar
lington Barber Shop.
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.
Published by order of the Board OF
County Commissioners, o. ~ Coun-
ty. State OF Nevada Made and en-
tered me 251h day Of July. 1906.
II. b. VAN ETTEN,
Clerk.
Date Of first publication, August ) 1906
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-04

DRY PASTTRAGE-1O acres ct
dry pasture. Stock 81 uead month,
Apply at this office. II
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STATE OF NEVADA

STATE OF NEVADA
County Sf Cr1oay. S.
W. {. Douglas "a. 1aues Il.
s',.eon,. -in4 Uuly Sworn. -e.cral!y
-ay they arc members 3- Jaa Board
Of Examiners ot fhe ~gat~ If Ne
vada; that on the l7th day of August
1896, tLey "a. II hat.ng as artalned
from the books Of I'll. STATE Con
tgoIIer the. amount OF NANCY which
should be in the Treasury, made an
official examination ana count o1 the
.-oney a1.i vouchers Tor money III the
state Treasury OF Nevada and found
s2'nr correct as follows:
Coin SOL .743 %
rad Coin Vouchers not re
termed to Controller 2i359 80
Total SG..G, lo3 ~
State School Fund Securities
lrredeemabIe Nevada State
School POND ...... $3.50 GOO 90
Massachusetts State :; per
cent bonds !3l 900 90
Nevada State bonds ....-,3,,00 90
Massachusetts State So per
ceIIo bonds ..........5l3,Uo goo tp
United States bonds .21o coo pu
Total S2.o:,flo3 -
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: co lGcrIi.

Or ana they are hereby granted a
franchise for a right OF way and for
the construction and operation OF a
street railway upon, throughout and
Uger those certain avenues or alleys
within the limits OF Ormsby County
i,ut without the City OF Carson. I'M
der The following terms and condi-
lions
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING

OFFICIAL COUNT OF
STATE FUNDS
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Rates Of rare mus not exceed Ten
Gents fer one fare, for any distance
under TWO miles. Said distance to
- estimated from the car-Eouse, be-
81 nin2 or starting point Of said rail
W.
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Work for the construction OF Sdih
railway must he commenced ID Sooo
faith WITHIN not more tnan SIX months
from the date subscribed herelh,
granting the right OF way ana iran
,j,o and cars must he running at
,oaet once q dav over at least 4 mile
If said railway. in Ormsby County
.-,,ni,, NOT more than two years after
fle taking effect OF such ordinance "
franchise. A failure to comply Win
the within provisions OF the oiol-
nance or franchise granting the riShi
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be and they are hereby granted a
franchise for tie right-of-way and for
the construction and operation CT a
street railway upon. throughout and
over those certain streets. avenues or
alleys within the limits of Carson City
County of Ormspy, State OF Nevada,
hereinafter provided and under the
following terms and conditionS:-
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COOL YOUESEL! OFF AT Lexis

Date Of first publication, August ) 1906
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31
JUDGE MOVES WITHDRAWAL
Judicial Fight Brings UP Develop
ments at Riverside Rare
Trees Received
Special to The Herald.


RIVERSIDE, March 30.-The with
drawal of Judge Noyes from the judge
ship fight has been the chief subject
of conversation in all circles today.
The announcement came as a surprise
porters as well as those opposing him.
announcing that Judge Noyes had
formed a partnership with the law
firm of Keefer 6, Bowers, Los Angeles,
and that on the expiration of his term
here he would remove to Los Angeles.
Today it is stated that Judge Noyes
will at once resign, in which case it is
likely that the governor would ap-
point Frank +. Densmore, who is the
only candidate left for judicial honors.
city Attorney Freeman of Corona has
been approached in regard to the
ludgeship and may decide to be a cam
didate.
A consignment of seventy rare trees
and shrubs was received by Tree War
den Reed today from the department
of agriculture Washington, and they
will be planted out at the base of
Rubidoux mountain, forming a part of
the Huntington park improvement.
Hugh Findley, a laborer employed
by the Rivino Land company at West
Riverside, was seriously injured yes
terday by well cavein. He was down
ninety feet when the accident occurred
and was buried under a mass of earth.
1t was necessary to tie him to the
bucket in bringing him up, as the man
was unconscious. His right leg was
broken and three ribs fractured. He
will recover.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31
CHINO ARSON CASE STILL ON
Governor Mead of Washington Visits
His Relatives at San
Bernardino
snecial 10 The Herald.

SAN BERNARDINO. March 3O.-The
case of Emma Patterson the Chino
woman of the half world who is
charged with arson, is still on in this
city. it being expected that it will re-
quire several days. The defense will
make a desperate fight to break down
the testimony of Mrs. Josie McFarlin,
the woman who exposed the Patterson
woman and who has since died They
will also attack the testimony of Miss
Martinez, who was an inmate of the
Patterson joint about the time the
fire occurred.
Governor Albert C. Mead of Wash
ington is in the city visiting relatives
and friends here, he having a brother
and sister here. Today in company
with eX-Lieutenant Governor ]. B. Gill
of Illinois, who resides here, and other
prominent gentlemen of this city, Gov
ernor Mead visited the Southern Cali
fornia state hospital at Patton, max
ing a thorough inspection of the in
stitution with a view of gaining ideas
for the institutions of his own state.
The Farmers Institute, conducted
under state auspices, is in session to-
day at Rialto under the direction of
j. B. Neff of Anaheim. and is being
very largely attended by farmers from
all over the valley.
A delegation of Odd Fellows from this
city with Grand Master w. w. Phelps
of Riverside left tonight for Needles,
where they will tomorrow institute a
new lodge of the order with a large
charter membership.
The Odd Fellows of Cotton and this
city last night observed 100000 day"
by a large gathering in San Bernar-
dino, three lodges taking part. A class
of candidates were initiated and a BAN
quet followed, j. H. Barnum acting as
The degree work was con-
ferred by the degree team from Col
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31
Corbett-HyIand Bout

1t seems certain now that Young
Corbett and Fighting Dick Hyland
will meet in twenty-round argument
before the Palace Athletic club at Salt
Lake City the latter part of April.
Both little scrappers have agreed to
the proposed conditions for their match
and articles of agreement have been
drawn and signed by Young Corbett
and forwarded to Hyland in Frisco,
who has already accepted the terms
and will sign the articles without delay.
This battle will prove whether there
is another good fight left in the former
champion, and if he gains a decisive
victory over Hyland it will be a big
boost for Corbett. The Denver lad
has always been one of the most popu-
lar scrappers of late days, and despite
his inability to let well enough alone
and stay away from temptations that
make dubs out of champions, there
are thousands of Young Corbett ad-
mirers in the United States who will
be pleased to hear of his upgrade move
ment, if it is to be so.