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III. X. Fmltora's Sale
OF Unredeemed Pledges.
john Doyle Carmody,
AuncfiOmeer.

Il. X. Fulton. 314 9th ST. NV. commencing on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER THIRTIETH, 1907,
AT TEN O'CLOCK An. all the unredeemed
pledges in his Office on which is due ONE YEARS
INTEREST OR Misunderstanding Of DIAMONDS
AND OTHER PRECIOUS STONES set in fine
mOuntings In different styles Of jewelry; Gold
Silver and Gold-fled Watches, Gold Chains
Charms. Cuff and Link Buttons, Gold Badges
Medals. SOLID Silver. Plated Ware, Sealskins
strunents. Opera and Field Glasses. a number OF
fine Water Colors and OIL Paintings, and other
numerous articles. Sale to continue until all lot
are sold. no PLEDGES PUT BACK ON THE
MORNING OF SALES oe2o 81
I.-I.,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERS
612 ct. NV.
ATTORNEYS SALE OF NWFYIJNG No 10

ATTORNEYS SALE OF DWELLING NO l2s
STREET SOUTHWEST.
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY NINTH.
1907. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm,
Will sell in front Of the premises. lot No. IS in
square $50. fronting 20l feet on d street by a
depth OF 1l5 feet TO an alley together with the
improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: one-third cash and the balance
In one and two years. with interest. and secured
by deed Of trust, or all cash, at the purchaser
option. $1oo deposit required At time Of sale,
and AZ eonvey.ncing. recording. etc. at pur-
chAser's cost. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within Is days. otherwise the property will be
resold at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur
chaser. L. MELENDEZ KING. Attorney,
coo F Ut. NV. Washington. D. c.
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WALTER 3. WILLIAMS CO, AUCTIONEERS.
CR1ancery Sale of Valuable
Business Property ON the
North Side of Pennsyl=
vania Avenue Between
9th and 10th and 18TH
and 18th Streets North
west and ON the South
Side of e Street Between
18TH and 18th Streets
MORT Invest.

. BY virtue Of a certain decree passed IN the
. cause of Amelia C. Iravers ct vir vs. John H.
Court of the District Of Columbia. the under
signed trustees will offer for sale at public auc
T FIFE y VEN e fss PeppsYsS OF
1907. AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, the east half
Of original lot In square $40: and also the
and rnnnne 10
And At HAIE;PASr FOUR O'CLOCK on THE THE
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1907, lots "a and "a in the
undersigned trustees subdivision Of lots In
square POI. recorded In Surveyors Book 25
page IS.
The ground in square 37s is improved by Nos:
927 and go Pennsylvania avenue northwest and
running through to ID" street. and the ground
Pennsylvania avenue northwest and Nos 1912 and
1914 'E" street northwest.
Terms Of sale: One-third d-3) Of the purchase
one.th!rd u-3) in two yeas from the day of sale,
with interest the deferred payments at the
rate of five 80 per centum per annum, payable
purchaser. the deferred payments to be in the
promissory notes Of the purchaser and secured
by deed Of trust on the real estate sold. One
thousand doiiars shall be required cash de-
posit on each parcel Of property fronting on
Pennsylvania avenue In said squares soon
the same is bid of. and five hundred dollars on
recording shall be paid for by the purchasers
II the terms of sale be not complied with within
tees reserve the right to the real estate in
reference to which such failure shall apply TO be
resold at the risk and cost OF the defauting
purchaser, upon such terms and after such rrevi.
notice of such resale the trustees may
deem proper Plats of the above property can be
obtained from either of the trustees auctioneer
GEORGE e. HAMILTON,
J. H0LDSW FORTH GORDON,
EDWARD A. NEWMAN
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SHOWER BATH APPARATUS.
Nozzle Attached to Bracket at End
of Bath Tub

Among recent inventions is a simple
shower bath attachment. 1t is an i'm
provement over the hose-an nozzle con-
trivance recently introduced. which is
attached to the water fixture, the nozzle
being held in one hand and the spray
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directed on the body with the other hand
With the attachment shown here it is
not necessary to hold the nozzle in the
hand. Instead, the spray is directed so
as to strike a person in the bathtub, and
any water passing beyond the body
strikes the walls OF the tub. The hands
are thus not incumbered and are free to
use for whatever puprpose desired. A
Chicago man is the inventor.
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Future DAYS.
WALTER n WILLIAMS & co. AUCTIONEER
PaWnbrOker'S Sale

VIII sell at auction within the annex saics
rCom OF Walter l.. Williams Il 90. cornc. 10Th
and Heuna. avenue northwest, on TUESDAY.
OCTOBER TWENTY NINTH. COMMENTING
At TEN O'CLOCK \ Nj, and continuing dany ct
The - ne Lour untN entire stock is disposed o..
al mrcdrrmcd clothing On which T. due one
years. interest or niorr. Holders of tickets
pleas" take notice
Terms cash.
: RJ'ENSTINE Broker.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS co, Auc ioreers,
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER, ACCTIoNEER
Trustees Sale of Two-storv
Frame Store and Dwelling. No.
1912 9th St. N.W.,; Also Unim-
proved Lot on South Side Mas
sachusetts Ave, Between North
Capitol and 1st SITS. NV.
by virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of
No. 2Il26. wherein Cornelius N Wells ct ux.
are conplainsnts and Ida l.. Drury eli al are de-
sale by public auction; In front OF the respective
premises; on MONDAY. THE FOURTH FAY OF
FOR AR O'CLOCK 1s9 SoHMEScsG fso At
Washington. District of Columbia. to wit: The
bered is in square 3Gs. improved ny 2story
frame store and dwelling No. 1912 9th street
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
The east 5000 foot front by the depih of sub
lot lot numbered p: and the west IS 30 100 feet
square numbered 626 on Mass. ave. bet North
Cap and LIST streets northwest tunlmprovedl.
Terms On each parcel. third cish. hal
able Secured s by deed r Of trust tn on
the deposit Of soo on each
requrG at the time OF sale. Terms If sale to
be complied with in Is days from day of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the light to re-
sell the property at the risk and cost of the de
fsultine purchaser r, after days advertisement
published in Washington D. G All io s~saper
ing. recording, etc. at purchasers cost
s. T. THOMAS,
IRVING WILLIAMSON,
Colummn bldg,
EDWARD RD IL Die THOMAS .,
oc22-d&ds.eSu Trustees.
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1uos ] OWEN & SON. Arcr1oxEERs


TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BY
ERI'k DWELLING 40. 1871 NORTH CARO-
LIMA AVENUE SOUTHEAST. WASHING
Ton Il. G
By virtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded in
fthcr No 2NuJ. folio {. Of the land records OF
the District Of Columbia, and at the request Of
the party thereby secured. | will ofYer for sale
at public auction In front Of the premises on
MONDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY FIRST 1907,
AT HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK F.M.. lot -
In l. $ Fristoe, trustee ct nj. subdivision of
square ~. per plat recorded in Book Is,
race l@S. Of the records OF the surveyors office
81 said District
Terms One third OF the purchase money OF
which deposit OF 500 must be made at the
time Of the sale, in cash. and the balance In
equal miscellaneous in and two years. evi-
deucci uy notes Of the purchaser. bearing inter
est. pay aide scmi-annuallv. from the day Of sale
ami secured ~ deed Of trust the property
sold. All cash. at the option OF the purchaser.
All Couveyunrjus and recording at purchasers
cost. and II the terms Of sale not complied
with In ten days from the day Of sale the trus.
tee reserves the hight to resell at the risk and
cost Of the Gefanlting purchaser. after five days
advertisement in The EyrUtU, Star newspaper
IRVING WILLIAMSON.
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ADAM WESCULEK IJCTIOZFER

rETHF ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
TIL. MONDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY EIGHTH
1907. same lour and place. BY order Of the sur
vIvinc trustee Oc21-d&iis eSI
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCTIONEER.
Trustees Sale in Bankruptcy of
Stock of Gents Furnishings,
Show Cases, etc.
By virtue OF an order Of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, holding a Bankruptcy
515 the undersigned trustee will sell by public
auction. within the salesrooms OF Adam A.
Weschlef- go Ia. ave. u.w.. On WEDNESDAY,
AN. stock OF Gents furnishings. etc, -includ-
Ing Hats. CAPS. Shirts. Underwear. Tics. Vests.
Gloves. Hose. Showcases. etc. etc.
Terms: CASH
SAMUEL TALBERT Trustee.
oc26-3t. eSu Jenifer bldg It'll and D SITS. NV.
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THOS. J. OWEN d son. AUCTIO
1881 G st. NV.
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GEORGE z. HAMILTON,
Century Building
J. WORDSWORTH GORDON,
$50 AZ, ST. NV.
EDWARD "A. NEWMAN.
Fetdall Building,
CHARLES Fl. STANLEY,
East Lexington St, Baltimore. Md,
2-d&su&ds Trustees.
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THos. J. OWEN & con, AUcTIONEERs.

Trustees.
j a MAEpEL. Attorney. 416 5th NV
o.. NNs -
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!ltivators All Black

Whether the fields be vide or narrow
heir cultivators are all black. No white
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A LATE IMPORTATION
TO BE SOLD AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION,
IN SETTLEMENT OF AN ACCOUNT FOR CASH
ADVANCED. AND ATTENDANT CHARGES.
SUCH AS STORAGE, FREIGHT, ETC,
WITHIN OUR ART ROOMS. 14o7 G ST,
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-. IruStetS.
JOHN Il. LARNER, Attorney for lie HOlde
of the Note. oc24 -1Sas eSu
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
Volume Of the Days Dealings
in Mining Shares Small
Feels Effect of Interrupted
communication

With no wires yesterday the local
dealers in Southern Nevada mining
shares found the volume or business
small as compared with that of the
two preceding days. The general con-
ditions remained the same as earlier in
the week Some shares were strength
ened during the transactions of yes
terday and others declined After the
close of the informal session in the
San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board prices fell off somewhat on
the curb.
The business was about equally di-
vided between the regular and the
informal sessions. Saturday is a short
day for business and this kept down
the volume of trading. So far as any
observer on Bush street could see yes
terday the outlook continues good for
a lively week ahead, If the troubles at
Goldfeld are adjusted and the weather
permits of good wire service.
Atlanta was one of the winners yes
terday and advanced two points. Blue
Bell went up a point. Blue Bull was
stationary at 81 cents. Booth climbed
from so cents to "a cents Combina-
tion Fraction sold at $4S5 and s4sO.
Daisy advanced five points, from $2.27 u
to s2.32k. Diamondfield Triangle was
steady at SO cents before the call and
held about the same later
Goldfield Consolidated Mines sold in
small lots, the total for the day being
only 1850 shares. The price ran up
to 50, but subsidized subsequently to
sS.621h share. Great Bend varied
from 81 to S1,021z, declining in the
later sales. Jim Butler kept at S1.12l5
to s1l5 in the regular board and the
last sales were at s1.15. Once the price
stood at s1171s. Red Top Extension
was at the head of the market again
in sales, the total shares disposed of
amounting to 3O.5O0. The price was
quite steady, opening al So cents and
not falling below So cents. AT the close
the stock was stronger. st. Ives was
not largely sold. The sales were at
s1.7O to s1.72h. In comparison with
preceding days the business was un-
sensational.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
ODA NIELSEN FETED
BY SAN FRANCISCANS
Danish Royal Actress the Guest of
Her Countryrnen at
Theater Party

Oda Nielsen, the famous Danish act
ress, who has appeared before her
countrymen in California cities, was
the guest OF honor at a theater party
given last Friday evening. The, hosts
OF the evening were the reception COM
mitee of twelve. Of which II. J. Korell
was the chairman. and among those
present We're forty of the most repre-
sentative Danes Of the city.
The party ATTENDED the performance
at the Van Ness Theater. where Fru
Nielsen enjoyed the opportunity OF
seeing an example OF what the Ameri-
cans are doing in her chosen art. After
the theater the party adjourned to
neighboring cafe, where supper was
served. The tables were prettily deco
rated with carnations. ranging from
the deepest red TO the palest pink. The
toastmaster OF the evening was Halvor
Jacobsen, vice president of the Danish
American Association, under the aus
pices Of which Fru Nielsens American
trip is planned. Among the guests was
yaldemar Willumsen. the Danish actor
who accompanies her on her tour.
Fru Nielsen has appeared with great
success in Fresno and Newman. Last
night she gave an entertainment in
Petaluma. and this evening she will be
at Foresters' Hall, in Oakland. To-
morrow she leaves for Chicago, where
she is to appear at the Grand Opera
house.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
Encouraging Report. From Duluth

The officers of the Mohawk Duluth
Mining Company, 948 Monadnock
building, are elated over the receipt of
an exhaustive and thorough report of
the actual condition and mineral pos
sibilities at the Duluth camp, in Ne
vada, by Paul Klopstock, mining engi-
neer. Mr.. Klopstock states that .'the
chances are very favorable for the
opening of a great many rich mines at
Duluth, and on the ground that you
are at present operating upon I find
what appears to me to be an old crater
of an extinct volcano, similar to that
found at Goldfield, and to some extent
like Tonopah and Round Mountain
taking bend similar to a horseshoe: |:
and l find that you are, at the present
point of operation, in direct line to
what I would call the east rim of the
belt, or, to make it palmer, upon it's
foot wall. where the secondary enrich
ment has had greater play and where
the best values in the camp are most
apt to be found"
Another letter, from the general
manager of the Mohawk Duluth Min
ing Company. states that they have
largest and highest valued ledge in the
camp, and that all the dump will run
better than $50 to the ton and the ore
is getting better as they progress In
view of these reports, the manage
ment of the company is congratulating
itself on the fattering prospects of
this company.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
SHORTAGE Of HAY ACUTE
AND BIC PRICE OFFERED
Supply in This City Is in In
accessible Position in
Freight Yards
HORSES ARE HUNGRY
Tearning Concerns Are Per-
turbed Over Inability to
Obtain Fodder
HORSES ARE HUNGRY

The large teaming concerns and
other owners of horses in this city are
facing a serious situation, namely, a
shortage of hay, and 1t is likely that
hundreds OF horses will have to go
hungry today. The situation is pecu-
liar. as there is an abundance Of hay
in sight, but owing to the dilatoriness
of the railroad companies, receivers
are unable to get hold of 1T and the
man with horses to feed is unable TO
obtain supplies at any price.
According to large dealers, the stock
Is coming into market freely, but after
it arrives the consignees are unable 70
have 1t delivered or the cars run out to
a place where they can be unloaded.
The railroad freight yards in the
southern part of the city are badly
congested, all of the twenty-five or
more tracks In the yard being covered
with loaded cars and the much-wanted
hay is standing on the tracks some
where near the center of this vast ac-
emulation of merchandise, where 1t
cannot be reached. No amount ol per-
suasion can induce the officials In
charge to take any steps toward re-
lieving the situation. Meanwhile buy
ers are clamorfng for stock and bid
ding record prices for IL, while recefv-
ers stand looking at the unloaded cars,
chafng at the delay and muttering
imprecations upon the railroads in
general and the local traffic managers
in particular.
These conditions have obtained for
some time. but the shortage reached
an acute stage yesterday, when many
large draying and teaming concerns
found themselves completely out of
feed for their horses. AS a result there
was a rush to buy and consumers were
telephoning and running about town
trying to secure supplies, but without
success.
Buyers were offering S25 a ton and
more for hay yesterday, but the sellers,
not being able to deliver the goods.
were obliged to turn all orders down
and were unable to make any definite
promises regarding future delivery.
At this time last year the best hay IN
the market could be had at SIG a ton
and ordinary was selling down to $40,
whereas the price named by buyers
yesterday was offered irrespective Of
grade.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
BLASTING BY GRAY BROS.
CAUSES MORE LITIGATION
Mrs. Anna Sneider Sues for
$4,000 Damages and
Asks Injunction

Gray Bros. are to be hailed into court
again because of their quarrying and
blasting operations. suit filed yes
terday demands $4,000 damages and an
injunction to prevent the quarrymen
from uridermining Calhoun and Green
streets.
The plaintiff. Anna E. Sneider. re-
cites her ownership of residence prop
erty on Calhoun street, west of Green.
and says that the operations of GRAY
Bros have cut the Green street grade
nifty feet below the grade fixed by the
City Engineer and that a cliff $50 feet
high has been left by the quarrying
operations in the block bounded by
Green, Sansome, Union and Calhoun
streets. The plaintiff declares that the
quarrying is encroaching upon the
streets named and that access to her
property has been destroyed. The
hiring of blasts has scared successive
tenants away and she has had to re-
duce the rent of her house from $50
to $40 month. Even at the latter
rate tenants are afraid to occupy the
house. Besides damages, she asks for
an injunction to prevent Gray Bros.
from continuing their operations
within the block.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
PRICES OF SECURITIES
AGAIN ON THE DECLINE
Hill and Hartman Stocks
Show Losses at Close
of the Market

NEW YORK, March 23.-The securi-
ties markets here and IN Europe were
all violently agitated today and the de-
cline in American shares forced the av-
erage level OF prices within measurable
distance OF that touched in the dernor-
allied selling on Thursday of last
week. Foreign markets were disposed
10 assign the dominant influence to
the situation in the New York stock
market The market on which fears of
consequences from the New York con-
dition converged, however, was Lon
don. This was owing TO the necessity
OF providing there for a fortnightly
stock settlement on Monday The peri
odical settlements in that market are
the occasion for making good differ
ences in collateral and other details
caused by the discrepancies since the
last settlement The large interest Of
the London market in Canadian Pacific
accounted for the slump in that stock
today. il is believed also that a stock
market pool, which holds large block
OF that stock, was called upon TO take
IL up today and that a large proper
tion Of the pools holdings were thus
forced upon the market. The stock
broke an extreme s points and went
far to demoralize the whole list. The
Hill and Hartman stocks also showed
losses OF 4 q to so points. A singular
incident of the relapse was the quot
ing OF lower money rates in London
and Berlin. There was no urgent de-
Inand for money here either
The bank statement was disappoint-
ing, both in showing less than the ex-
pected gain in the cash and less than
the expected scaling down OF the loan
item. An increase in loans OF upward
Of ten million dollars by one bank
largely affected the showing, practi-
caIly all the other banks reporting a
loan contraction. Heavy movements OF
gold were reported between different
cenfers abroad. suggesting a scramble
among the markets there for the sup
plv. Foreign advices reported an ex-
Dectafion that New York would take
Mondays arrivals OF South African
gold In London. Foreign exchange
moved upward, however, in this mar
lcet. The hasty profit taking by the
bears seemed 70 be almost wholly re-
.ponsible for the Decentralization which
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
MAKES ANNUAL REPORT
Schwab Advances $35o,ooO to Pay for
Mill at Bullfrog

The Montgomery Shoshone Consoli-
dated Mining Company, operating at
Bullfrog, has made annual report,
in which the statement is made that
Charles M. Schwab has advanced $780,,
O0O to pay for the S00ton mill that is
being installed at the mine. This ad-
vance was made in preference to SELL
ing the company's treasury stock. The
workings have uncovered seven sepa-
rate veins.
The company has secured the Davis
and adjoining ranches along the Ar
magosa River. comprising 400 acres,
and a large spring on the Davis ranch
that flows fifteen inches of water. The
ranch land purchased from the Bull
frog Townsite Water and Ice Company
comprises 500 acres and has thirty
inches of water The report was made
by Donald B. Gillies and Bryce w.
Turner.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24

rallied some stocks from the lowest,
and the market closed irregular.
Total sales Of bond (par value), ST.
100000.
The Flnancier says:
The official statement Of the New York Asso-
ciated Banks disappointing. Though II in
dicated an increase IN surplus reserve, II failed
50 confidently expected as the result Of the
taceable movements Of money during the week.
The estimates that were based upon such a
movement indicated an increase Of nearly seven
millions OF cash. which seemed TO be largely due
10 the return Of money from the interior. The
statement, however, recorded a gain Of only
Sl2lS.900 The discrepancy between the esti-
mated and the officially reported increase cannot
be reasonably accounted for. Deposits decreas sed
81. s29 500 which is nearly half a million less
than the sum OF the contracts I'm loans and the
gain in cash, therefore the statement made fairly
good proof. The required reserve decreased
Ss1 ,457. 45O. adding which TO the gain in cash
increased the surplus reserve by 81. .676. $50 to
81 1Oa. $50. Computed upon the basis Of deposits
less those Of S14.512. 100 public funds the sur
plus j. ss.337. .475. Loans were contracted
81. 5S7 600. which sum is surprisingly small.
sidering the fact that the liquidation OF the
speculative accounts the stock market was
large and almost continuous. and considering also
the fact that In the previous week the loan
traction did not reflect equally large nquidatioDs
In that week. that II would that the
then unrecOrded average loan contraction should
have been brought over"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
IL You Want to
Invest i'm Safe
Mining Securities

buy any of the following stocks for a good
profit:
TONOPAH STANDARD. at 30 cents
Right in line for the big veins; down over 600
feet and in exactly same formation as the big
group 10 the east.
A new company; well located south of Stand
ard.
Recent discoveries with the drill of high-gr
ore in Tonopah Extension and McKane Mining
at GREAT DEPTH practically assure the fu-
ture of these two properties. If you failed to
buy. Tonopah Extension when it could be had
for 80 cents redeem your error by buying Stand
ard now.
GREENWATER BLACK OXIDE COPPER (list-
- ed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. at market
Adjons Clarks Furnace Creek; in high-grade
ore: great buy around $500 cents.
NEVADA GREENWATER COPPER. at 90 cents
Adjoins Arcturns. in Willow Greek section of
Greenwater. One OF the future great mines of
the district.
ASHLEY CONSOLIDATED. -...-...at Is cents
In Buckskin district: lies between Kennedy
Cons. and Buckskin Cons. average copper as
says ever q per cent; also gold and silver
values; limited number of shares at 10 cents
For further particulars call on or address
NJ. H. CRIrcHER, IS SUFFER- ST.. SAN
FRANCISCO.