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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-31
LOCAL

LOCAL
Endangered by explosion of oil stove, j.
d. Wiltshire hprls lamp from window.
Children are not taught vital lessons,
complains pastor in speech before minis
ters.
Walter o. Schmal wins suit to recover
investment in furniture of rooming house.
1.-THE COW was afraid of papa and so
was the cat,'' testifies child witness for
mother in divorce case. Woman attorney
declares mans swearing could be heard
six blocks.
Leader of gang of wagon thieves in
| jail, say police. Arrested for carrying
concealed weapons.
| Speed mania again brings Barbee Hook
| to police court. tined $50 for fast motor
| ing on down town streets
| j. M. Ybarra indicted by grand jury
on charge of perjury as witness in Arnaz
divorce case.
Health inspectors to walk the plank, is
decision of council.
Sedate New Years eve is demand OF
police. Confetti barred by Chief Kern.
Testimony of accomplishments to con-
viction of George Bowers on charge OF
| burglary
| Telephones to police about trunks, is
| told to call at station, and on arrival is
| charged with defrauding an innkeeper.
featuring company will aid concern to
resume operations.
COAST
| Governor Sparks of Nevada summons
| Legislature to consider the trouble be-
tween the miners and mine owners ut
| Goldfield.
Grand jury indicts officials of wrecked
San Francisco bank on charges of en-
icta
| Abe Ruef, former political boss in San
Francisco, must occupy Jail cell instead
| of his own special prison quarters.
| Plague situation in San Francisco
shows great improvement; probable that
1t will be eradicated soon.
| Minister who left wife and family In
the east and eloped with an heiress is
discovered living with the girl in San
| Francisco.
| tablished when messages sent from
Alaska are received at Point Iona and
| Vallejo.
EASTERN
Secretary of War Taft, speaking be-
| fore meeting of Merchants association
in Boston, is hailed as the next president
OF the United States.
Sunday blue laws in New York take on
HSHter nue., period OF rigid ENFORCE
ment seems to have passed.
Severe earthquake shocks are recorded
| by instruments in Maryland.
At gathering of economic experts In
Madison, Wis, plans for betterment OF
laborers' lot are discussed.
| All women, excepting members of pris.
oner's family and feminine reporters, will
be barred from the Thaw trial by order
of the court.
Two men arrested in Pennsylvania
charged with attempting to blow up a
passenger train on the Pennsylvania
railroad.
! FOREIGN
! Physicians are making strong effort
to save Count Won Moltke, accused by
Harden German editor, of being one OF
the leaders of degenerate ring which
surrounds the emperor.
| Members of former duma protest
against action of prosecution in making
| an additional accusation at the last hour
| of their trial.
Body of Il. c. Druce, supposed to have
been buried forty-three years ago, is
found in coffin when grave is opened as
] result of fight for estate.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-31
SUMMARY OF THE News
FoREct.sT

For Los Angeles and vicinity:
Cloudy Tuesday, with showers;
fresh southwest winds. Maximum
temperature yesterday, So degrees;
minimum, AZ degrees.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21


yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
john c. Hammond, No 325 West 92d street. a
writer OF advertisements, voluntary petition show
creditors are J. E aBiggar Chicago $500; J. r
2 and Dgesto Gose Manufacturing M9E comSaGs2 co2iGas2
$50, and due on accounts. $3.50.
An involuntary petition against Hynan and Isaac
East Broadway. by creditors with claims as fol-
lows: Henry NJ. TTautman. s36: Borman & Silber,
$40 and Hndes Wasser, Sl69. Preferential pay
pointed receiver with a bond OF $3.50
~, An involuntary petition against Bernhard Men
with claims follows: United States Lace Curtain
and Leo srass 500 Admsson m Of insogtncx y Is
alleged. otto NJ Goldsmith was appointed receiver.
An involuntary petition against Samuel Green
berg and Ike Pernik. trading under the style of the
way, by crediters with claims as follows J. Xroom
States curtain Mill $4O5 transfer Of assets valued
at $500 and the concealment of like sum in cash
cever, with bond OF $500 The creditors allege
denly changed from the Standard Instalment Com
pany to the Manhattan supply Company, the al
dsy sa nd Gde sGi the crsd0a5 Is m to EenbGs
was the alleged purchaser.
trading sspender q No S ID
street by credifors with claims as follows: John
Rutter & Turner, sos, Preferences are alleged,
day appointed Max Dash receiver OF the assets of
the business carried by Joseph Nagn and Max
Dash. under the of the Harlem Dry Fruit
Company, at No 1916 First avenue. pending suit
brought by Nagin against Dash for an accounting
and dissolution of partnership formed on Au-
gust 3.
Schedules of E. seidenberg, stiefel & Co, in;
voluntary bankrupts. show indebtedness OF S2Ss o5o
S. L. Goldberg & Sons, $S.3l1; Carl Vogts & Son,
1914: julius Robertson, $1,000; Emile Seidenberg.
$500; Union Exchange Bank, &WD; A Cohen q
Co, S. 452. all secured; Ben Kaufmon. $4.5oo; J;
Marquise $33 45l; Leopold Loeb & Co. 49, 7ss. and
f. Hoffman & Sons. S445; The assets consist Of
notes, 900: stock in trade tobacco and clgars)
SAC 567 machinery fixtures etc $500; stock in trade
held by others, $Sl.4i7: due on accounts $2li99;
stock in Reclama Cuban factory, $500 and depoS-
tied in bank, $52 96.
Schedules of Maurice r. Helbert, involuntary
bankrupt show debts of S32 27 and assets OF $1,000
The principal creditors are the H. L. Hubert Com
pany 5000 (claim dsputed); Hite & Rafelto S. Sl;
the United Coal Company. $.S4l, and the Lehgh
Valley Coal Company. Sl.999 The assets consist OF
a claim in litigation against H. l.. Hubert y
Co. for 5000.
lawrence b. Cohen was appointed receiver of the
business OF Appebaum Brothers, involuntary bank
runts with a bond of $1,000.
John c. Hastie was appointed receiver of the
business of kaplann & tilaSsenperS, Involuntary
bankrupts, with a bond OF s4ac
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value; made
into new articles or exchange for new lew
elry or Japanese goods az NJ. +. Tepper .
factory, a West 3Sth st.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
Al v c. DIRECTORS MEET.

The directors of the New York Central Railroad
beld their usual Wednesday meeting yesterday II
,,as officially stated that no financial plans were
considered at the meeting and aiso that no report
80 80, received from the special committee ap-
.o,,+oa several months ago TO arrange the new
fnanc,nr Of the company. The details OF the plan
for rounding the 100000 first mortgage bonds of
tho Canada Southern. which mature on January l.
will be announced in a few days. IT was said The
plan it Is understood. Will provide ior ne" issue
= ;,,ola southern long term bonds, of which both
interest and principal will be guaranteed by the
Michigan Central.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
s7AeuArIoN IN COPPER MARKET.

Copper quotations were reduced an eishtn Or, oI d
-. au round on the Metal Exchange yesterday,
a,,jng lake 1878 1875 cents, electroytc l27s 10
197s cents and casting 1925 to l29s cents. Ihis Is
,n dfth reduction in the quoted price OF copper on
tbe Metal Exchange in ten days. the total oelhg
-, a,ts The stagnation in the copper market
- - snd tbe general opinion in the trade IS
80 th,r. will be no buying worth mentioning unut
money conditions become easier The copper pro-
5uction Of the country is down to about %
nor cent OF the normal ana because of this small
ontput producers believe that when the puyHis
,.,nent does set in prices for the metal VIII show
a sharp recovery.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
on floor. 1854 Broadway. 421 East 4Sth st
coz K BRANDT. Tel. l82-3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
THRICE STRUCK BY CAR; uN4uRr.

Rochester. Nov. 20--For the purpose of testing
a new streetcar life guard OF which he is the IN
ventor. Benjamin Lev. OF Cleveland allowed him
self 20 be struck three times by a streetcar In
University avenue this morning and emerged un-
injured from the \ crowd witnessed the test
The car going at fifteen miles an hour when it
struck Lev.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
CARPET CLEANING.
N.Y.Carpet Cleaning W0rl

Oldest, Largest Most Modern.
437 AND 43p WEST 45TH ST.
Tel. 4692-4Gg3 Bryant. Established 1857.
W. II. JORDAN. EDWIN LENTZ,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
SMALL INVESTORS BUYING R. r. STOCK

The extent to which small investors are buying
railroad stocks is indicated by increase OF 1850
in the number Of stockholders OF tho Pennsylvania
Railroad Company since October / The books of
the company now contain the OF 81 622 stock
holders listed compared to 49572 on October l.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
ACCOUNTANTS.
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Hyman Bosin. auc-
tionecr.-By virtue Of ChatteI mortgage,
will sell. November Il. at IL a. m. No So
Mercer St, 9TH floor contents Of II machine
tables. l desk. Joseph Klein. attorney for
mCrtEaEee
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
art Exhibitions and Sales.
Art Exhibitions and Sales.
The Stanford White Collection

" in annau
9, uon with which the American Art Galleries filed
interiors the the also ofersar
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21

Natural Mink Pillow Muns--
large siZe-With i've natural
heads, tails and paws At n2
NlIlA Susi-oV s-----.-.s -
Natural Mink Novelty Scarfs and
Thr0w-with head and tails
brocade satin lined: also extra long
Black Lynx Throws with broad enda,
also Alaska sable Collars with
double fur ends. finished with natural
heads, claws and tails I'D GO
worth S3s. 90 ..........---......4s re > -
Jap Mink Sets-Tich shades-ssverai
fine natural tails and paws
Novelty Scarfs and large mur-
with four stripes 90
No4th F-t-vv ----s---.-.-..s
Sable Squirrel Novelty Scarts with
natural heads, tails and claws. also
extra long Alaskan sable Throw
SCaTfs--six natural tails ~ 40
value S2L9S and S23- 9S ....... Il A-s 20
sable and Isabella Opossun SETS. consist
ing of Scarfs with broad ends
and large Pillow Nuts TOO
worth S1400 ......-.......... 30
Natural Squirrel Sets-Iovely, soft
shade-large pillow muir and extra
long throw sca-f-saJin lined q OS
elsewhere $l+9S ----..-.-.-.-.-- ~
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD .

Fast Express Service.
PLYMoUTH-CHERBO ERBOERG-BEEMEN.
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kronprinz. .Dec.3, 10 AM K. Wm. II. Feb. 4
Cecilie(new)Dec. 10. 10 AM cecilie(nw) Is
kronprinz. Jan. T. 10 AN X. VIM. IL. Mar )
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
ERBOURG-BREMEN
sMain. -. Nov. 21. 10 AM TX fist Dc.5, i0AM
'Seidlitz. Nov. %, 10 AM7sRheiu. Dec. II
'Oldenb' g. Nov. 27. 10 AM IsCioeben. Dec. 10
tRarbarossa. Nov. .2S. JOAN sMain. Dec. 90
'Bremeu direct. tCherbourg and Bremen.
Mediterranean Service.
GLIB -SAPLES-GENOA, at II AM
- Connecting at Gibraltar for Algiers.
sNeckar.. Dec. 4 IFriedrich....-.Jan. %
Friedrich. .....--Dec. X. Albert. Feb.
n Luise. Jan. 4i'Neckar. Feb. 10
'Omits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th SITS, Hoboken.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD
OELRICHS & co. No. s Broadway. ". 7.
Louis Fl. Meyer 1915 Walnut St. Phila-
The oasis., 1907-06-29
Whole No. 737

Wednesday Mir. John Cranford, superintendent of the Animas mine, on the Camou ranche, out toward Gabilan, was in from the mine, en route to headquarters in Texas. He was accompanied by Messrs. Harvey Foley. B. T. Hill. w. Pollard and Roy Phillips, all from the camp, who came in to see the gentleman started on his jour- ney.
 Colonel F.. H. Seymour, presi- dent-proprietor of the Torres & Prietas railway has been at the Hotel Arcadia all the week very ill with pleuro-pneumonia, under the care of Doctor A. w. Vanne- man. who summoned in consulta- ton Doctor George Goodfellow, chief surgeon of the Randolph lines, the latter named medico arriving Wednesday morning. Mrs. Seymour came up from Torres with the Colonel early in the week, and the son of the stricken gentle man, MT. Gordon C. Seymour, from Navajoa, is at the bedside of bis father.
The oasis., 1907-06-29
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.

From Orc Blanco comes infor- nation that the Scriveners have sold their interest in the Grub stake mine for $80,000, the pur- chasers being Anderson < Darn of Fl Paso.
 Saturday morning the house and office building of the Arizona Gold < Copper Company, at Pata- gonia, was destroyed by fire. All the contents were saved, but the building was total loss.
 At Rancho del Monte, north from Calabasas, yesterday, Mrs. w. H. Walker entertained party of Nogales ladies, serving an ele- gant dinner. A very interesting card game was feature of the entertainment.
 At the National Consolidated camp on the west side of the Pata- gonia mountains, work is being pushed by Superintendent Gross, and he reports that from the in clined shaft on the Silver Glance claim he is taking out ore rich n gold and copper that will run as high as the shipment he made from the same working several weeks ago. The main working shaft on the same claim is sinking with all speed, and heexpects to cut the ledge shortly, when the same kind of ore will be enconnterd i'll that working.
 In another column appears the programme for the Fourth of July celebration at Patagonia. It Is very evident that there will be a first rate observance of ihe auspi- cious anniversary, and that the Patagonia people will leave mo- thing undone to make welcome all their visitors, and to make the celebration a complete success. Many Nogales people have signified an intention of attending, and to enable them. to do so the railroad has given very liberal excursion rate, the fare for the round trip being $1.75. No one should miss the opportunity.
The oasis., 1907-06-29
HERM 0SlLLO NEWS.
Personal Notes and News of the cap-
 itol City of Sonora.

A. Williams returned home from visit at Douglas, Arizona.
 Early this week Mir. R. A. Scott of Llano Colorado, returned from visit in the East, and is at Her. mosillo.
 Early next month Don Ramon Corral, vice president of the repub- lie, will terminate his visit at home and return to his official duties at the federal capital.
 Mrs. Joaquin Cos of Nogales, who had been visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Fernando Mendez, returned home to the line city Sunday evening.
 Mir. Max Boehmer, proprietor of the news depot and stationery store on Calle Don Luis, is in Cananea, where he is arranging to establish branch of his business.
 Colonel A. J. Howard of Mazda lena, was at the capital city early in the week. The Colonel is ar ranging to branch out in business at Magdalena. and was laying in a stock of new goods.
 Mir. Conrado Gaxiola has organ ized company which has taken over and will operate La Botica Central (the Central Drug Store) The new corporation commenced business Wednesday of the present week.
 Mir. Agostin Berriott Of the house of NJ. James x Co.,, owners of the extensive store Has Fabri- cas de Francia" and the large clothing factory "La Industria, {" returned Thursday morning from business trip to the City of Mexico.
 Sunday Mir. H. H. Light, the well known mining engineer, re- turned home from an extended absence of several months, during which he had been in the City of Mexico, Chicago and other eastern cities, and in San Franciso and Los Angeles, in California. | Mir. Leandro r. Gaxiola, who had taken his family to Los An geles for the summer, returned Monday to attend harvesting the crop upon his ranche near Her. mosillo. When that is finished, in July, he will go to California again and remain several weeks. Miss Elena Marin, the noted songstress whose two concerts al Nogales Saturday and Sunday were very successful, gave a series of concerts at the Noriega theatre beginning Wednesday evening ot the present week, and they were at tended by large and appreciative audiences.
 Mir. Alexander Henderson ST. father of Messrs. John and Alex ander, Henderson, two we'll known mining men, died in HermosillC Tuesday night. Deceased was eighty-one years of age. Ht was brought from El Orc camp last week, .then stricken with ar illness that proved fatal.
The oasis., 1907-06-29

cdoy. MT. FduCe OdTObu6ES, WUO is said to be one of the best posted Amertc0nos in the Alamos district, is sponsor for the statement that Mir. Lloyd has made discovery here in Alamos that interests him more than the strikes he has made in the mountains.
 In the near future Alamos will have another beautiful park. A large force of men are employed daily on the Alameda, beautifying that already beautiful part of the city. The walk around the Ala rueda is now completed and the fountain in the center is already we'll under way. The largest aLamoS (cottonwoods) in the state are in the Alameda, furnishing abundant shade all day.
 Mir. Thomas P. Brinegar, who has mining property just north of town, has been in town the past few days. Mr. Brinegar has de- nounced property few miles from the Quinteras mine, on the line of the Quinteras-Zambona vein. He has had a force of men doing development work on the property for the last ten months and believes he has struck an extension of the big vein on which the two old mines are located.
 Friday morning Capt. T. k. I Pomeroy arrived in Alamos from Cananea and opened here an agency of the New York Life h. surance Company, in charge of Mir. Patt R. Sullivan, formerly of Nogales, who located here two weeks ago. Offices have been opened in the Marcor block, on <, Calle Benito juarez, one of the best business ltcltions in the city. This week Captain Pomeroy and Mir. Sullivan will visit Navajoa and other towns along the Cana nea, Yaqui River X Pacific road, territory in which MT. Sullivan will work at regular intervals in the future.
 MT. J. J. Smith, a we'll known mining engineer, is here from Chi cago. Saturday MT. Smith, ac- companied by Mir. J. k. Hendra, left on a five days trip, to examine some mining properties in the vicinity of Santa Barbara. sLater they will visit other properties in the district, there being number of prospects in this vicinity that !, Mir. Smith is here to examine, and he expects to put in several weeks time at the work. Mir Smith represents the Santo Domingo and the Santa Fe Mining companies and there is rumor in Alamos to the effect that a number of new mining properties are to be ac- quired, to be operated by con solidated company. Mir. Hendra
 who accompanies Mir. Smith on his trips of inspection to the various , prospects, is connected with the Santo Domingo mine, and was ; superintendent at the mine when , it was in operation. The mine is
 now idle, but it is expected to resume operations ill the neal future.
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The oasis., 1907-06-29
ALAMOS HAPPENINGS.
Iotercsting Notes and News Items From the Sonora City.

Maria, Chihuahua, looking after his mining interests in this district.
 Thursday of last week Superin- tendent Koch of the Zambona mine, was visitor in Alamos.
 Mir. J. H. Siebold, formerly superintendent of the copper smelter at the Quintera mine, is now in charge of the mill and surface work at the Zambona.
 Sunday, June 23, being the birthday anniversary of Miss Luisa Murea large number of that popular young lady's friends spent the afternoon at the famil y resi- deace, in honor of the event.
 Thursday of last week Mir. Harry Bartning, manager of the local branch of the Banco de Sonora, returned to Alamos after an ab- sence of about six weeks. The gentleman visited the City of Mexico and other points in the republic.
 General Manager Obermiller of the Promontorio mine, was in town Monday of last week. Consider able development work Is being done at the Promontorio, prepara- tions being made for active mining when the railroad passes closer to the camp.
 Mir. and Mrs. Davenport of Boise, Idaho, are among the late arrivals here from the north. Mir. Daven- port was formerly city engineer at Boise, but is now in the employ of the Cannnea, Yaqui River & Pacific railroad as constructing engineer in charge of the engineer force on the Alamos branch,
 Mir. Henri Blanc, general mana ger of the Quintera mine, has been sufferer from fever for the past week, but Is now at his office again, attending to business. Mir. Charles Mahaut, for five years with the Boleo mine at Santa Rosalia, Lower California, is now at the Quintera, in charge of the shelter.
 Saturday Mir. C. R. Hart of Her mosillo, representing the National Metal Company, and who had been in Alamos for about ten days, left for Chinapas, to talk ore buy ing to property owners in that section. He will return to Alamos in about ten days and from here will return to Hermosillo. He ex- poets to install here an agency oi the ore buying company in a few months.
 Sunday, June 16, Mir. Frank Davis of Alamos and Mir. E. J Simons of San Francisco, Califor- mia, returned from a ten days trip in the Fuerte district, in Sinaloa where they visited El Cobre prop erty. They brought back with them bag of samples, which MT Simons will take to San Francisco for the benefit of California capital ists, who contemplate taking hold of the property.
 MT. Alvin Lloyd, who has sever al good mining properties in this district, is spending considerable ol
The oasis., 1907-06-29

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-18
FOUGHT BASEBALL TEAM
PASSENGER BRAKEMAN SUS-
TAINs INJURIES AT HANDS OF
DRUNKEN BALL BOYS.

Chickasha, l. r., July IA. l..
Einnard, passenger brakeman on Boz
3G Is layin goff on account uf injuries
received from disordorly members Of
the Minco base ball team.
They got aboard the train at War
ren, o. T.. and as some Of them We're
under the influence Of liquor he had
them arrested at III Reno. This an
gerod the other members Of TIE tea'
and when the train reached Minco,
as Kinnard was assisting some la
dies off the train, the boys attacked
him and beat his face and head &.
siderable.
Kinnard was game and after floor.
ing four Of his antagonists he contin'
ucd his run to Chickasha, and was
taken to the home of his brother
treatment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-18
wild Cat Propositions.

Muskogce, l. r. July l7.-Evi-
dence of the wild cat leasing that
is going on in Indian Territory now
was shown here when thirty-throe
oil and gas leases were offered for
sale by Master in Chancery \. A.
Davidson and the highest bonus bid
offered was $3.50.
These leases were all on lands that
belonged to minor Indians and were
sold by the regular process through
the courts. In many instances sin
gle leases have sold for as much as
the entire number brought today, but
that was when leases were being sold
in developed fields Practically cv-
cry one Of the leases sold today was
on land where there is no oil de.
velopment and the speculation is a
wild cat proposition pure and sim
pie. II shows that the oil develop.
mont is going to spread over a large
area which will soon be prospectcd.