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New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
PUT BOGUS LABELS ON PACKAGES
Scheme of Express Company EmplOye De-
tected by Mistake He Made.

Louis Grossman, nineteen years old. formerly a
wagon helper employed by the United States Ex-
press Company. was arrested yesterday. charged
with rohbing the company Of merchandise valued
at $4,000 by substituting bogus labels and shin
ping the goods TO confederateS His brother Will
lam was arrested on Tuesday for the same offence
Goods valued at more than $500o have been re-
covered. according to the police. some in n fur
nished room at No, 20 Avenue c. and some In a
storage warehouse in West 18th street
Louis Grossman confessed that whenever he saw
bod looking package on his wagon he pasted a
bogus laheI on II. and forwarded IL his brother
at Youngstown. Ohio. under the name OF ''W
Bennet Hotel Savoy W.
on May he forgot 10 put the Youngstown. Ohio
ON package and il was sent 10 the Hotel SAVOY
IN TINS city, ana no one claiming it, he command
took II back and thus discovered the scheme Tbe1
Louis LETT the city and went to Youngstown where
ne ana his brother reshipped the goods to Nsv,
YORK In the room at No. 224 Avenue Z were
FOUND III mems suits and other apparel Other
stolen goods were found in the storage warehouses
IN West 18th street. IL was later identified Louis
GrosSllan was found at Rockaway Beach where
nc nc nn1 t y9b 9rlvlns stage. Both We're held
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16

MacIay & Davies have resold for S. L. Pakas the
plot 38x5 the south side of S5th st, 62 feet
west of Sth ave. to the Valencia Realty Company.
SIawson & Hobbs have sold for the Cohn, Baer,
Meyer-Aronson Company Nos. 232 and 235 West 36th
st. 42x9S9 feet Also sold for the Adamant Real
Estate Company No 60 West 3Sth St. four stoy
brownstone dwelling house. Slx9S.9 feet.
Charles II. Easton 81 Co. have sold for client
Nos. 203 and 200 West 11th St. two three story
dwelling houses, a plot 4S4xSO feet, to p. Smith
The buyer adjoining parcel. The size of
the combined parcels is 7SxSo feet.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for the proposed eleven story office
building, with basement and subj basement to be
the site of the old Broadway Tabernacle,
the northwest corner OF Broadway and 34th St.
and be called the Tabernacle Building. 1t VIII
front 9S9 feet Broadway and 1903 feet the
and have IL extending to S5th St. 'front.'
ing 55 feet Nos. sc and 20 West Both st. This Il
Will have depth of 96g feet. The facade Is to be
of Indiana limestone. with two end entrances
adorned with porches and columns The owner is
William f. II. Martin. The ground floor will be
occupied by Rogers. Peet & Co., of which firm he
is member The building is to cost $l,00O0oO ac,
cording TO the estimate of Townsend, Stelnle &
Haskell the architects.
Hasehurst, Weston q Co. have sold No q West
Goth st. for the estate of Edward Weston. The
same firm was the broker in the sale of No. 90
Front ST. for the Crosby estate to Daniel b.
Freedman.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
POOLE JURY LOCKED UP.
Long Island Murder Trial Ended
May Be No Il greement.

Jamaica. Long Island. June 10. (SpeciaD.-Supreme
Court Justice Joseph A. Burr ordered the jurors
in the Poole murder case locked up in the jury
room of the Nassau County Courthouse in Mineola
last night and they will not be permitted 10 leave
the building until this morning, If they reach
a verdict which the foreman. Benjamin L. Coffin.
said was exceedingly unlikely Justice Burr, In re-
spokesman. that disagreement likely. said
that they had spent four days upon the case, and
that he would not dismiss the jurors. The jury is
said TO stand eleven one for conviction of mur-
der in the first degree. The holding out against
the eleven is said to stand for acquittal.
Grover Cleveland Poole. the young man from
Port Washington Long Island. accused or staying
James O'Hara near the camp meeting grounds on
the night of August I3 1855 sat laughing and jok-
ing with his little coterle or friends last nlSht
should render a verdict that would send him to the
electric chair. He appeared to have no proper APP
probation of the gravity OF the situation Over be-
who Pooles afianced until she charged him
with the murder of her father long after he had
mtted the crime. Miss O'Hara is still held pris-
oner There IS belief among those who heard
girl committed the murder, that she will be
rested upon serious charge if Poole is convicted.
pressed for an answer to what charge he
holding the young woman upon now that she has
the present." said he.
be brought against me-" said Gertrude last even
Ing. Those charges made against by Cleve
shield himself by accusing me
buttal this morning. She denied absolutely the es-
timony OF the defendant duplicating her in the
dence against him. Her mother followed her. Her
testimony was mainly corrOborative. bringing out
$50 clock, and it was nearly O'Clock when Jus
tice Burr ordered the jurors locked up for the
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
HURT ON WILLIAMSBURG BRIDGE.
Trolley Cars in Collision at Manhattan End
Seven Need Medical Services

seven persons were slightly injured yesterday
morning IN a collision between two surface cars at
the MaRhattan end of the Williamsburg Bridge
After their injuries had been dressed by an am
oulance surgeon from Gouverneur Hospital they
were able to continue on their way. Although the
police obtained the names of only seven persons
VINO We're injured they believe that there were a
hait dozen more who sustained slight bruises
The accident occurred at the height of +be earl,,
morning rush hours and considerable excitement
ensued a Tompkins car had stopped at a
switch about one hundred feet east OF the Manhat-
Tan terminal 1t was closely followed by a Grand
street car, which was bowling along at a lively
clip. Linus Beck. of No. SO Morgan avenue. Brook
iyn, the motorman of the latter car, put on the
pIeahS, put the momentum was great that his
car crashed into the forward with such force
mat every pane of glass was broken in both cars
None OF the passengers in the rear in
Jured because they were prepared when the cars
came together. Traffic was delayed only a few
minutes
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
TO END CARPENTERS LOCKOUT
Committees of Employers and Workmen Ar
rive at Agreement

Committees OF the five trade associations of en-
ployers. which locked out the carpenters on ar
count Of the striko in Brooklyn and OF the Greater
New York Council Of the Brotherhood of Carmen
ters reached settlement Of the carpenters trouble
last night at long conference in the BUILDING
Trades Club No L23 Broda way. The settlement
viii be submitted for Endorsement to the council
wlica win announce its decision to-day II as ts
'specte6 the settlement Is indorsed IN elockout
VIII be called Off and the trouble will he o,,e-
Pending ;!le decision OF the council the members
ot 'ac committees would not state last night what
tlc terms &: settlement are.
4 MAS announced yesterday before this actior
WAS taken. that the board Of governors of the
Eu.IdlsE Trades Employers Association vould
give the locked-out carpenters another chance "a
end the present deadlock peacefully. without re-
sorting to Ike open shop in the trade The fol
owing resolution was passed by the board
Resolved. That the board or governors orders al,
iner!b"rS OF the Building Trades Employers AS
frclatpn employing carpenters 10 resume yvcrI,
on Monday June is, under the same conditions tba,
prevailed prior 90 the lockout IN Manhattan snd
dncer the terms Of Judge Gaynor's decision in tho
othpr boroughs until changed by a SUBSEQUENT
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Mulford ave- s., 53 TT. n. of Pelham ave; two
story frame dwelling house. 2OX3O: Thomas F.
Kelly, owner; Bernard Ebelng. architect s
Louise st. ". g. 125 II. n. of Columbus ave; two
story frame dwelling house 2lx45; Alois Frank.
owner Bernard Ebeling, architect .-..-.-.....
brick tenement house. 20x90 John Geran,
owner Thomas w. Lamb. architect ........... .
jackson ave, W. SG-36 IT. n. OF 1880 St; six
story brick tenement house. 77x62 Frank
budensing owner; Lorenz f. J. Weiher, archi-
tttt .-----.-.- q
Williamsbridse Road. e. 500 II. n. Of railroad;
two story and attic frame dwelling. 3lx56;
Thomas Arrow. owner: William J. Blackburn.
architect Observation-Disclosures.
ST. one story brick circuit breaker house. 23xs;
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Company. owner. Morgan NJ. O'Bren. archi-
Wakefield railroad yard $50 # n. of Verio ave:
one story brick circuit breaker house, 23xS:
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Company. owner. Morgan NJ. O Brien. architect
Woodlawn railroad yard. g. OF railroad track
10 IT. n Of l22d st; story brick circuit
son River Raihoad Company, owner; Morgan
NJ O'Bren. architect Observation-Disclosures.
EighhridGe railroad yard of railroad track;
40 II. n of l64th st. story circuit breaker
house. 23xS; New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad Company. owner Morgan NJ o Brlen,
Wakefield railroad yard W. $. OF railroad track
$50 IT n of 24lst ST. story frame railroad sta
ton, 24X16; New York Central & Hudson River
HOFFMAN St, No 2i56; one story frame stable 25x
80; John II. McGurk owner; Moore & Lansedel
. o -..
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
QUESTION OF STEAMSHIP ROUTES.
Denial by French Line Agent That La Pro
vence Took Danger Risks.

Paul Faguet local agent Of the French Line.
issued statement yesterday denying the assertion
made by the Hamburg American Line that the new
French liner La Provence had risked the lives of
her passengers by taking the northerly course on
her last eastward voyage. The Hamburg American
liner Deutschland and the French liner La Pro-
vence left this port Thursday morning May 81.
Lizard.
The officials Of the Hamburg-American Line
contend that La Provence shortened her distance
l3O miles by taking the northerly course. Mr..
Faguet says that the log of the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse shows that she in communicat ton
with the Deutschland Sunday morning June 3,
when the latter was in latitude 1917 north longi-
tude 42:90 west Mr.. Faguet declares that the
IDeutschand was then 100 miles north OF the regu-
Faguet says, the Hamburg-American Line has no
proof that La Provence took the northerly route
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Doth St, n. $. ia # e of 1st ave for three
six story brick tenement houses 4Ox76 4: !
BeTIiner and other persons. owners: Bernstein
t,S,, & Bernstein architects s1O5O
three six story brick tenement houses. 45x6S:
Fine Realty Company owner. Bernstein q
,,st Bernstein w architects 55I 1900
tenement houses and stores. 37xST.1I; NJ Mar
rome owner: Bernstein 4 Bernstein architects roo
18th st. No 32S 3S6 East two six story
brick tenement houses and stores 4Oxs9 r.
Ask owner; Bernstein Bernstein architects 500
Avenue d, Nos 40 and 81 for story brick
tenement house and store 44xS7; a Bernstein
owner Bernstein & Bernstein, architects. .... 400
Broadway, g corner oath St for an eleven story
brick office building. 9S 9x150; W r II Martin
owner Townsend. steine & Haskell. architects 900 O
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
MECHANICS LIENS.

Scheever Place. $. w. corner Exterior ave 35x65.
Dmock Fink Company agt. Edwards & Co
owners Empire Heating Company, contractor S14-
Rutgers st, No. 3d. koslowitzky & i.obensky apt ~
Abraham Israel, owner: Max Brooks contractor Is,
PopldIn ave. O. 39i II. II. I76th
Ross Lumber company agt T. j. Macarthur
owner ana contractor. .....-........
Amsterdam ave. n. ". corner 1851 ST 75x10O-
Saomon Hycawitz agt. William Oppenhem
owner Sigmund Fuchs and AIado Fedman.
contractors Observation-Disclosures. on,
9th ave. No. 135: agt William Oppenheir1
cwner; New York Construction end Alteration
Company contractor. ................ 90,
7Oth St. No $40 West; john J. Hcarn Construc-
ton Company agt Jarvis Il. Edison. owner and
contractor ....-...,.. 339:
hensky aSt Dora Sokolski. owner; Max Brooks.
C''llliiCIoI 40t
I'D st. No. POI East: Abraham Dan agt. Henry
and Benjamin Abead, owners; Morris and Louis
Rosen contractors ................ 81;
1O1st ST. Nos. io2 and 4oi East; Oscar C. Bork-
strom aGt. David Dreyfus and Charles
owners. Fietr1 and CarnlIne Altiori. contract
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Benjamin J. Sforza has sold the following Brook
lyn parcels for various to the Campania
Realty Company. which will at once begin to i'm
prove the parcels: Southwest corner of Goth St and
18th ave- 60xO0 feet northwest of 6lst St and
18th ave- 1OOxl00 feet northeast corner of 60th st
and 18th ave- 10Ox1oo feet southeast corner of 65th
St 18th ave, S0Xl00 feet: northwest corner OF
SD St and l4th ave- 60x100 feet southeast of
67th and 18th ave. 40x100 feet; southwest corner
9th and 18th ave, 100X120 feet; northwest cor
OF 6Sth and 18th 60X1O5 feet; south side
of 6th ST. between 18th and 18th 60x120 feet;
southwest of 4th and 61St S2X00 feet
southwest of 9th st and 18th ave. 100xl40
feet and the northwest OF 64th st. and l4th
GCXl
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16

Plans have also been filed for enlarging the four
story and basement dwelling house of A. Chester
Beatty, at No. 16 East 7Sd 1t is to be extended
both front and and a Colonial facade
with second story balcony erected The interior
is 10 be remodelled and staircases installed.
The improvements to cost $4,000. Beatty &
Stone the architects.
Plans have been filed for remodelling the three
story dwelling house of Samuel c. Hennng, No.
10 East 55th St fourth story is TO be added the
windows enlarged and the interior partially re-
modelled The improvements are to cost $l2,GO ac-
cording to the estimate of William S. Lowndes, the
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
AMATEUR CIRCUS MAN COMES

-rrest Moler. the Amateur Circus King Of
rams will arrive to-day La Savoie 10 visit
FRANK & Bostock. the Animal King" Molier 60
known IA Paris for his society otrcuses .. uh,ot
are strictly amateur performances given 10 amusc
ssII"i,iier friends No admission is charged and
oossi 80 up the programme himself aud per
slg rams many of tho animals who do .f,,rrs
Mo4lef VII bring ~ifh him Mile. Blanche Aiiorti
nc ~ 9is blD!s, VINO vii exhibit her fraine,j
esI''els ST tie fznstock arena '' ''H'4ed
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
MIDLAND STEEL TO MAKE ARMOR
Expert Plate Makers Secured from Car.
negies at Homestead.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

FtusbuIg' June l5.-The Midland Steel COMPANY
~iich VII opens part of its great plant in the upper
Oilo EaHey on July /. has decided to place therein
monster armor plate works-in fact. The works
nave oeeh almost completed there quietly, and it
came out at Homestead and Braddock to-day that
ule Midland company had closed with about thirty
-. ne most expert armor plate people In the employ
OF the Carnegies at Homestead and yvnIld a. W
GeIi S 10 tile new mills down the river. William b
SttcoPs, eeAcIhl manager of the new Midland mills
tsoS to!he aIter the men himself The Midland
neges. NN' "SA'''' '''c SAi-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At Jackson Long Island City-By John NJ
Thompson: Several properties Long Island City 10
Gated at Jamaica, Van Alst Sherman Flushing. Debe-
voise Wolcot Mott. Rapeye and Payntar aves. Beebe
Ridge. Chestnut. Bayies. Camelia. Eighth Hasey
Franklin Albert and Prospect sts Boulevard and Broad
way; also 6S lots located Celtic Anable and Covert
aves. Locust Grove Towns Place and Nevtown
Turnpike and 81 lots and facing Van Pelt and
Bragaw SITS, and Harold between Hunters POINT
GreenIo!nt and CoyeIt aNes. NnlIntarv sale;
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
LIS PENDENS.

Pleasant ave, W corner ll7th St I5-7x94 half
part: benjamin Nteberg Al. al
foreclosure of mortgage attorneys Brakower & Peters
Stehnins ave 5SH II. Of Freeman 81 ..x los *
25 IGlG4 = Lawyers Title Insurance Trust Company
Sarah NJ Hawn et al foreclosure Of mortgage) at
toruey 4 Dean
Los -. 90 and o. ma? of Fairmont The Bronx:
Charles I spear ct al agt Charles ; Drew al
closure of muItRag-). attorney. Witkind
Goth St. Nos ar as West two actions Cornelius
Byrne idl Levy foreclosure Of nurtgaeel.
attorney, A \. Snbsrbcrg.
Greenwich Bank st. 3xlS TX irregll-
isis p Carter ct al aGt Greenwich Caustructit n
IN ntnl.r
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
TO RECOUNT EXCHANGE VOTE

So close in some instances was the VIZ Ex-
recent annual election OF the ConSeHDS' -~.o,ut
change that II has been decided 10 have sr,4 Of
OF the entire vote for members OF the
governors President Budd said yesterday j..
The vote for four or ave members of the SCiHts 81
of governors very close There W " IN ne
ference of only one. two three Noes,S,ober 0.
total vote cast for correspondents ~ ~ GOV
candidates. and the order OF the noaIu ~ "a aofs
ernors for a recount is simply TO cheek hsrs -
OF the tellers of election and see that 'NS
been errors.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
AN 100000 BUILDING PROJECT.

Paterno Bros have commissioned Schwartz &
Gross to draw plans for two high grade twelve
story apartment houses to be erected in the plot
15OxiO0 feet on the south side Of 10th st. p feet
west of Broadway, recently bought by the builders.
The estimated cost of the structure is sSO0OO9.
Provision is to be made for four families on floor.
and there will be two baths to each apartmenl,
The facades will be in the French Renaissance
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Barclay st. No 80; Fulton ST. No 2OT: Harrie II
Morrill, TO Fannie l. SIN
6Jth ST 5. 2ii II of Amsterdam ave SOx
100. 3; Philip Wagner to Conrad r Gross and an
other. mortgage 100000; tYyo-thirds pert.......
Madison ave. $. W. corner 10th St 2Txl2O; Grant
Squires. executor. TO Lila II HYDE. .............
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

l2lst St, 8. 30 #. 9. of Park ave. 25xlOO 10:
Samuel Grodginsky, Samuel Williams and Isaac
Haft loan Hyman SepIowitz. z...-..............
Ast ave. Nos; l59 and 16l; Max Lipman and Max
cold loan Samuel Lipman and Morris Naftolo-
123d St. s s. 100 it. W of Pleasant ave io0x
1ol1; Hyman Horwitz loans Louis o. Cohen
and Charles S Goldberger. ...........,..
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
SEEK TO FoREcLosE A MORTGAGE

An action has been begun in the Supreme Court
by / Potter Carter, George B. Phelps, jr, and
George II. Macy, executors of the estate OF
Oliver S. Carter. against the Greenwich Construc-
ton Company and other persons TO foreclose
mortgage of $4,000 the property on the south
west corner of Greenwich ave. and Bank St, b25X
Sy irreo eolJl9
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16

Becker Iay-J' Herring; June l. ioOG s221
July 20, 1893 ts,.,;a 1858 IS
etc March 1'9g (yacated -. 800 90
1908 ....-..... II
Proclaska, Hl' rs fian'lton; March IL 1906 452
SleGel rang IlS'Gihs June = 1906 ..... By l6
1908 ,-.-.. ........... III 81
Sanle-SaIne' SoNeLioeT o. l9O3 II. .336 ~
Sanle-siine' NAY H. l1Th :---..-..-.----. 1ls
Ntkin warren - murphy: June H. 1904 40 II
uary 81 1905 $50 "A
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Allen St, No. l23; Solomon d Multi agt. Esther
PhlIhps ct al; January 13 1906. ..........
ll9th ST.. No 339 East: Conrad II. Rother agt.
giuseppe Goduu ct al; December l. 1908 (can-
oath st, No SO East; George W Martin agt.
Mary N l. Dorton: June T. 1904 (vacated). -.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16

The Terra Firma Realty Company has been in
corporated with capital of 100000 TO deal in city
realty. Michael F. Farley, VI. W. Rayens and John
A Henneberry are the committee on orSa1h%duoh-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Vesey st-By Joseph Day: st Nicholas ave. e
block 11sth and 119th 23G 6x0 lox
2595 nine sty hs: Sherins sale of all rights. title
which Hannah Gutenberg had February
1906 or since II Greenberg. atty; Hayes. Sheriff;
withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16

first name being mat of the debtor:
adler Francis and Alphonse A. mot summored
New YORK. telephone rt J0inRahs p s22 20
lis
Ayfauit: i-Iilest 2i6
Arenstein sam irIiAot "lyI cunlpany
Dergazyn. Harris-New York Telephone Com
pany -. ;...........- 20
Byrd ISABEL h-JViN " p"IeS & "I''''''t't., 1io 90
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
Countru PROPERTY to Let.

COUNTRY HOUSE IL rooms nne location, rulsrs
y frcr1 y. Y ,Jun. Septemberl F~ -
~. CHASE. Falls Village. COnn. Z F II
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
IN ToMBs FOR STEALING GRANDSON
Wealthy Massachusetts, Woman Held for
Kidnapping Fevorite.

On a charge Of kidnapping her seven-year- old
grandson Carl Worcester Sidelinger. Mrs. Mary
L. Drake aged siXty-one years, of Quincy, Mass
was arraigned yesterday and sent to the Tombs In
defau!t OF $1,000 bail for examination to-day The
boy was sent 10 the rooms of the Chdren's So
ciety The woman arrested the receipt OF
topographic order from the Chief of Police of
Quincy To- Inspector Mclaughlin asking for the
woInan's detention.
Mrs Drake and the boy reached the city, Thurs
day and went to the Grand Union Hotel where
they spent the night Yesterday the woman took
her grandson TO a fashionable boarding house in
Lexington avenue. Detective Thor who arrested
the woman said she mentally unbalanced
Mrs: Drake said that Carl her favorite and
would at her death inherit her wealth. agguegating
about $4,000. She said the boy studied tho bar1
IN school and yesterday she brought him to thts
city, expecting to remain here three weeks ~
When told she would have TO go TO the ronhe
in default of bail Mrs. Drake tainted
Quincy. Mass. June 15.-lt is believed here that
MRS. Drake could not bear TO be separated from
her grandson for the summer. as Mr. Sideljneer
ana hls family were preparing TO go to Maine for
the season and were to take the child with them
yesterday she called at the Sidenger home and
TOOK the boy away. Mrs Drake is the wife of r
Frank Drake. of this city. -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor the second
that of the creditor. and date when judgment was
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
City Property To Let,

DRTVATE HOUSE TO LET-11O T.., a..
4 story and basement: twelve rooms ara -, ~ ~
% West 42d St . J. aAGlzY
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
Furnished Apartments to Ls,

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTzrr,,- -
L. bath. s100 daily: including r1~a. ~ 49, Erras
one. s12 30. THE ALABAMA 10 Fast fi.s - 'ssxy
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were filed yesterday. the
first name being mat of the debtor:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-01
NEVADA HILLS OPERATIONS.
Wonderful Showing for Mine of
Such Tender Ace.

The following resume of conditions at
the Nevada Hills company'S property is
taken from the last issue of the Fairview
Miner:
All of the main workings Of the prop
erty are producing at a uniform rate.
and as each car reaches the smelter We
hear of the values increasing the re-
ever and the work of sorting and sack
ing continues without any hitch. Tunnel
3 is doing fine and adding to the COM
pany's treasury as the work goes OF
Tunnel 4, that really marvellous piece of
ground, on which such good values have
been found, continues to hold up to her
former record. and the ore is being sacked
there as 1t is broken down, sorting being
eliminated
The management are starting new
tunnel, which Will be known as Tunnel
5. and which is being driven a little east
of the main adit tunnel. This tunnel. it
is expected, viii tap the ledge that has
produced such a3tonishing values in Tun-
mel 4. and worI- on the same is to be
pushed vigorously.
Over on the north side of the big out
groupings, and on the ground of the Lena
Fairview company the Nevada Hills
company have petitioned the former COM
pany to allow them to drive tunnel, the
portal of which will be on their ground,
and which will tap the ore shoot at a
greater depth than Tunnel l, which is
daily drawing nearer to the vast body
lead us to believe is concealed down in
the depths of those truly great hills.
Where is there a property in the country
that a such a tender age can show such a
magnificent record as a producer as does
the premier mine of this camp?