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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
Autoists Have a Narrow Escaoe

While going down grade on the
road TO Yerington in a big passenger
auto. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Smith. well
their lives through the car getting
beyond the control of Mr.. Smith who
was driving the machine When he
saw that the brakes would not hold
he called to his wife TO jump, he do
ing the same thing. Mr.. Smith land
ed free of the car but Mrs. Smith was
not so fortunate. In jumping she
caught her skirt on the step OF the
machine and was thrown Under the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08

opah & Goldfield. as per his wishes
he having declared for some time
rha- he wished to devote all his atten.
irn to mining interests. There are
Eumors. however. that Brock has been
or will soon be deposed as president
OF the TOnopah mining comnanv ana
nat his place will be taken 5v Frank
y. Keith. general manager for the
concern and also the Belmont Minine
company Keith has left here for
\eW York. so this rumor cannot be
verified. J. F. Hedden. general SUPER.
lntendent Of the Tonopah and Gold
held road is said 10 be safe in his
position. in spite of the reports that
he Was to be relieved He is now on
route 10 TOnopah.
c. X. Lord. who is 10 head the now
consolidated railroad. is a. large
stockholder in the Bulfroa line. and
only few weeks ago went to Tono
pah and G0ldfeld to make an insnec
uon OF the line. He is wealthy and
influential as well as am experienced
railroad man.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE

The following named physicians
We're licensed by the State Board OF
Medical Examiners On Nov. ) 1907. to
practice medicine in the State OF Ne
vads
Drs. Steele Bailey. Dare Woodruff,
George Leon Belanser. Jerome Nc
kals Leonard, VIM. Carlisle Cold
well, Mary Riley McGahn. Edwin
Hathaway Norton. Clifford l.. Pike.
and William Beauchamp Shore.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
Shut Down
C0mSt0Ck

superintendent T. F. Mccormick is
in receipt of advices from San Fran.
cisco that, owing to the money strin-
gency at present and the continued
declaration of legal holidays by the
Governor of California, the Con. .-Vir-
slnia and Ward Shaft Association. be
ing unable to get accommodations in
the banks to meet their expenditures.
they are compelled to stop all work
except what is necessary for the pro-
lection OF the mines from becoming
Hooded. AS soon as conditions i'm.
prove. and the necessity for legal hol.
ldays is over. work will b presumed as
usual.
Superintendent D. NJ Ryan received
instructions. and the Union
Con. laid off all employees temper
arily, The Savage also closed down.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
FORMER
CARSOkITE
Arrested for Forgery Of
Money Order
at Reno

RENO. Nov S.-Dr. G. A. GlaSser OF
this city, a veterinary surgeon by pro-
fession. was placed under arrest yes
terday afternoon OF a charge OF for
gerry preferred by the government.
He was taken in charge by L. S.
Marshal GriEmon and Immediately
taken to the county Jail where he
confessed to cashing the money order
County Bank on the 22d of last Aug
ust.
The charge placed against him was
for forging the name Of C. Glasser
to money order for $3.50. The
letter contained the money order was
sent to one c.. Glasser Of this city
registered by the sender and was
delivered to Dr. Glasser. who signed
the registered receipt. The latter Op
ened the letter and must have readily
realized that it was not intended for
him. Nevertheless he cashed the or
der at the bank and pocketed the mon
ey About two months ago the case
was placed in the hands Of Inspector
Booth OF this district. He soon locat
ed his man and after getting the
case thoroughly lined up placed the
warrant in the hands OF Marshal
Grimmon who made tne arrest yes
terday.
Glasser is wnll-knOwn throughout
the state where he has practiced his
profession in all parts. For a nuuber
OF years he was resident of Car
son City where he marriel a widow
OF that city.
Owing to the non arrival OF I. s.
evening from Carson the hearing be-
fore Commissioner Waldo was post
poned until the afternoon. 1t is be
lieved that Glasser will plead guilty
to the charg A short tern, in the
state penitentiary VIII probably be /.
the result of his action.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
YOUTHIN
THE Tolls
Sensational Moves Land
Two Young Men in
County BaStile

About month ago the old store
was entered and an assortment OF
goods he had left when he moved to
this city were stolen and since that
time Sheriff Henrichs has been work
ing on ,he case. Yesterday, with Dep
lty Dan Morgan he uncovered the loot
in a tunnel below the Homestead.
The mouth of the tunnel had been fit
ted with a door fastened with a pad
lock, and under the floor the goods
were found Mr. McGrath identified
several silver plated spoons. three pis
tolls and other articles OF little value.
\ pair of opera glasses and other ar
ticlas stolen from the Elliott residenc.
were also in the lot, as we'll as the
bell taken off the leader OF a band
of sheep which passed through this
city last Wednesday. Two boys were
arrested for the theft. their turn
from the straight path being caused
by two much reading of the cheap
literature f the Nick Carter type
The boys had gained an entrance to
the McGrath store By saving through
an iron bar in skyl2ht and lowering
themselves into the building by a
rope
Complaints of petty trefts i'll Gold
IA and this city have been numerous
of late and the clever capture OF the
boys will put a stop to further acts
Enterprise.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
ARREST
ACCOMPLICE
Of Kline Who ConfcSSes
to His Part in
Hold up

GOLDFTELD, Nov. S.-Ralph S
Glpple until recently agent Of the
Tonopah and Goldfield railroad com
pany in this city and also a former
employee in the postoffice here was
arrested last night as the accomplce
of V. l.. Klein who was shot while at
tempting to rob the plates of the
Goldfield Reduction Works night be
fore last Gipple succeeded in escan-
ing from the officers al the time he
and Kline We're apprehended taking
the amalgam by jumping from the
second story window of the building
Gipple acknowledged his part in
the attempted hold up but states he
was led into the deal by the night
watchmen at the mill who was to
stand in with the hold ND men.
Klein who was shot through ne
head is unconscious. but still alive.
but cannot possible recover. His
brains are oozing out of the wound
in his skull and the doctors who pre-.
formed the operation and took ont
the bullet claim that he will never
regain consciousness.
kline's brother is expected to ar.
rive in this city in the next few dars
and will take charge of the business
OF his brother The officers have tax.
en- charge of the place at present and
are uncovering great amount Of
high grade ore and other articles
which they believe to have been
stolen by Klein and his assistants
during the past few months.
Owing to the popularity Of Klein
and his supposed extensive business
interests the present affair is the
main topic of conversation in this
camp and the officers believe that
the trial of Gipple will also bring our
some startling revelations and may
lmpllcate othrr prominent peopIe of
the camp in he highway hoIdups
and stealing which has been going on
here during the past few months
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
OUTPUT PUT
OF GOLDFIELD
For Past Year Over Ten
Millions. Four Millions
in Dividends

Goldield. Nov. S.-Tbe mines a,a
leases OF GoldhelI have added s1o
ooo,ooo in gold to the wealth of the
world during ine year ending October
and have paid, in profits and divi-
dends. st.2S1 600 The production IN
cIudes the richest single car load Of
ore ever shipped from a mine. 1t was
sent out from the vaults of the Iohn
;. Cook bank on the Isl day of Jan,,-
AIRY by Wells Fargo express. to tbe
oeihE smelter. and weighed. less mois
'lr" and tare, 93.531l. pounds. tn.
ore was from the HAYS .Ionette lease
on the Mohawk and was settled far
Oh controls showing value of ST.
2fl.2o per ton. of which S12 1872 % was
gold and SiS.96 silver The gross val.
lie OF the shipment was s,S4c4e1l
me leasers received a check for s514
9oS.a9 and paid the express company
$4,000 for ranSportation.
In The dividend list which follows
-'f'ti" n ~ rs cfeultbI only
win 'he distribution up to date. prob
ably one half the amount actuaIlv
earned. the company having adontad
the quarterly distribution and keepins
on hand surplus for future opera-
tons No official figures can be had
on the HaNs-Monette lease. as il was
partnership affair. but the !; moupt civ
en- Is approximately correct AMI i
based ON the net bullion returns COY.
erin% the entire period of the lease
as are the Combination Fraction ana
miscellaneous leases. the latter IN.
ending the Oddie. Trllett Kalfns
sheets, lsh and smaller leases which
nav" disnnrsed profits. The table I'll.
lows:
frances-Mohawk NAL. CO. sle1 ~.
HaNes-Monette ,........ . ooo onn
MohaWk-jumbo l.. An Co. 1Soooo
Little Florence NJ Co. 1nn ann
MohaWk-Florencc l.. Co.. 1on onn
Mohawk Mining Co.... .,non,
consolidated Mines Co. ocooc,
combination Fraction leases 1oo nan
Miscellaneous leases ooo ono
'"''i .''....'..- 4. ....... 81 .2S1 900
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
HOLIDAY LIQUORS

\. Livingston has a fine assortment
of liquors for the holiday season
which are the finest ever displayed in
this city. You can get any amount
or any kind delivered at your home
by leaving or sending in your order
He is also the home agent Cor the fam
Gus A. b. {. beer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08

severely bruising her.
ohe was taken to Yerincton as soo,
aS possible and medical attendance
was called While size is n,..tt, Ia,
~ injured and bruised it is nor h.liar
ea she has suffered internal iniurioc
ai'd the doctors hold out hone. fo,,
an early recovery.
Mt. and, Mrs. Smith were ON tbai,
way 10 Shurz with the. big passenger
machine, where they will ,ut If an i,
passenger line between that point md
ha"iiide' new camp recently discoy-
cred on the border line betvao,, r.
lhefa'da and Churchill counties
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
MUST HAVE THE CASH

Under Depar' mental regulations all
applications TO make entry or TO pur-
chase public lands. unde" the agricul-
tural. coal land or mining laws. must
be accompanied by the required fee.
in the form of currency. coin or post
office money order.
Checks or drafts of any character
cannon be received
Louis j. COhn Register.
Earl w fremont Receiver
United States Land Office. Carson
City. Nevada. November 6. 1907.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
ENGINEER KILLED

Tom Applegate. an engineer on the
Southern Pacific and well known mere
where he ran for some time on the
local road during the rush to Tonopah
was killed Tuesday night at Rocklin
by the upsetting Of his engine as it
entered an open switch. His body
was buried beneath the monster ma
chine and several hourse were needed
to eNtrcate NM
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
NOT BADLY iNttjRED

Abe COhn returned from Reno yes.
terday where he was called by the
accidental shooting of his brother.
He reports him as getting along all
right and thankful for such a lucky
escape from death.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08

NOTICE-Charley Winters announ-
ces that he has reduced the price of
wood saving from 81 to - cents per
cord He has the latest gasoline en-
engine. thereby saving his patrons
considerable by not burning wood
Get your liquors from A. Livinu
stor
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
WANTED Experienced waitress

TEfTUEU W9ItreSS.
City. wages S2o per month and found
Apply at THIS cf.lSe. 1wk
Last night was ladies night at the
Sage Brush Club and a number of the
fair sex were present and very en-
ioyable evening was spent. pool. bill
liards and cards being the principal
features of entertainment.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08
UNIQUE HATS

fine line of unique hats. those at
Abe COINS. Pretty bear bats. hand
some patterns
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08

Sam Davis OF this city addressed
the Tuesday Afternoon Club at Sac
ramento last Tuesday. His subject
was the life Of John Mackav.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08

FURNISHED ROOMS-To gentle
men. single or en- suite
Enquire at 307 East Musser Street
N61w
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08

Ring up 27l and have Winters saw
your wood.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-08

'"tai .-......... 81 oS1 0oo
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09
HARTMAN INQUIRY
BEGINS In CHICAGO
COMMERCE cOMMlS-
SION TAKES TESTIMONY OF
PRESIDENT RIPLEY OF SANTA
FE RAILROAD REGARDING U. p.

Chicago, January s.--rhe inquiry of the
interstate commerce commission into the
management and methods of the Harri-
man railroads, recently adjourned in New
York City. was resumed here today
The commission was occupied by far
greater part of the day with evidence
relating to rates on cotton from Texas
points, and it was not until late in the
afternoon that the Hartman lines were
brought before the board. Only one wit
ness was examined President Ripley of
the Santa Fe railroad, at the conclusion
OF his evidence an adjournment was taken
until tomorrow
The examination of President Ripley did
not bring out any startling Information.
He declared that he did not know until
he had read 1t last week in the news
papers that the Union Pacific was the
.holder~o of nearly $10,000.000 of Santa Fe
stock. He asserted that when approached
by representatives of this stock for the
right to name members of the Santa Fe
directory he refused to consider the prop
osition until it was distinctly understood
that the directors to be named were not
officers of the Union Pacific or of any
other line competitive with the Santa Fe.
The directors named were II. II. Rogers
and Henry C. Frick, both of whom were
directors of the Union Pacific at the time
of their election to the directory of the
Santa Fe.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09
WRECK VERDICT is
EXPECTED TODAY
Coroner's Efforts to Place RESPONSE
biIty for 3. G. o. Wreck-operator
Dutrow Offset BY Witness.

washington, January Sit is expected
a verdict will be reached tomorrow by the
coroners jury which has been induiring
into the Terra Gotta wreck of December
30. The coroner's efforts were directed
for the most part today to establish II
possible that Dutrow, operator at Silver
Springs, was In such state OF confu-
sion on the night of the wreck that's he
might make mistake in displaying the
proper signals.
Several witnesses came to burrows as
sistance and said he was fully capable
of properly attending to his work The
coroner is also endeavoring to ascertain
whether the operator at kensington or
Operator Dutrow at Silver Springs is re-
sponsible for giving an Incorrect signal
to extra No IS, which allowed both the
extra and a wreck train In the block be-
tween those two points. Engineer ]. II.
Peer of No 1S testified today that he
was given an improper signal at Kensing-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09
ITALIANS STARVED
INTO OBEDIENCE
PEoNAeE CHARGED AGAINST A
WEST VIRGINIA LUMBER CAMP.
LIVED SEVEN DAYS IN A BOX
CAR ON BREAD AND WATER.

Washington. January S.-Claiming that
they had been held practically in peonage
In a West Virginia lumber camp, group
of Italians passed through this city to-
day bound for Hoboken N. ]. The work.
men claim that wages are due them, and
they will take the proper legal steps
through the italian ambassador to OBJ
tain what is coming to them.
According to their story the men were
sent to West Virginia last November
through a labor agent In Hoboken. where
most of them resided. They were en-
ployed as track workers on a railroad,
but upon arriving at the camp, sixteen
miles from Prince, w. Va, from which
place they were compelled TO walk, they
found that they were expected to do
blasting. The men protested and started
to walk back when they claim they were
rounded up by twelve armed men, who
called themselves deputy sheriffs. and
held them prisoners for several days in
a box car. For the first five days they
had only bread and water and for two
days thereafter the food supply was cut
off entirely Hunger compelled them to
work but sufficient funds were raised for
nine of their party to buy their release
and permit them to return to Hoboken,
where the complaint was made.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09

New York. January Especial )-Wil-
liam S. Jackson had not tonight been
able to locate all the ballot boxes en-
trusted to his possession by a supreme
court order and intimated that he might
be obliged to bring contempt proceedings
against the board of elections.
Certain boxes containing ballots cast
in Manhattan were stored under the di-
reetion of the board and a search that
continued until late today failed to reveal
their whereabouts.
According TO the attorney-general, Com
missioner Dooling upon being served this
afternoon with the courts order, refused
TO surrender these particular ballot boxes,
or make known where they might be
found
To prevent, he says, possible tamper-
ing with the ballots cast in the Hearst
Mcclellan mayorality election. which may
be needed for a recount under the action
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09
Facts Revealed at Trial of
Negro Soldier
MACKLIN WAS TO Be FIRST
All Officers of Fort Reno Go Heavily
Armed Throughout the Nights.
Arrest of colored Trooper
In Colorado.

Ell Reno. Okla. January S-Belef of
army officers at Fort Reno that a conspir-
acy to murder every white officer at Fort
Reno beginning with Capt. Edgar A.
Macklin against whom nearly every ne
gro soldier at the post entertains a per
sonal grudge as a result of the affair at
Brownsville, Tex, and the discharge of
the negro soldiers that followed, and then
proceeding down the list of officers, be-
came known today as result of the pre-
liminary hearing in the case of Edward L.
Knowles, corporal of Company A, Twen-
ty-ffth infantry. who was held ON a
charge of assault with intent to kill Cap
tain Macklin of Company c, Twentyfifth
infantry. on the night of December 21.
Knowles was bound over TO await the
action of the Canadian county grand jury
at the opening term of court.
All of the officers go heavily armed and
protected throughout the night.
Every effort has been by the officers at
the post to keep the alleged conspiracy
secret, but 1t is learned that an investiga-
ton is now being conducted at several
army posts and important places through
out the country, and within a short time
troops recently discharged In disgrace are
expected to follow.
Information was received here tonight
that the arrest of negro soldier has
been made at La Junta, Colo, today.
Suspicion rests upon negro soldiers at
Fort Niobrara, Neb.. and at three other
points. The arrests of these men had been
postponed until the hearing in the case
of Corporal Knowles was concluded to-
dav at Fort Reno when 1t was hoped that
some further information would be Sc
cured tending to incriminate other per-
sons in this alleged conspiracy.
Following the hearing Of Knowles. Uni
ted States Marshal Madsen secured a
warrant for the arrest Of one of the wit
nesses for the defense. charging perjury
The man was appreIie Acl-sut his name
e - i.f be le 1ed.
Twenta Witnesses, testifylng for the
most part for the defense. were exam
ined at length None OF their stories coin
cided.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09
THIRTY KILLED
EIGHTY WOUNDED
MEXICO FINALLY MASTERS THE
SITUATION AFTER THE SOL
DIERS ARE COMPELLED TO FIRE
ON STRIKERS-ToWN PILLAGED.

City of Mexico. January S.-Reports re-
eeived this evening from Rio Blanco and
Nogales, in the Orizaba mill district, in
dicate that the government has complete
ly mastered the situation. The strikers
have ceased all acts of violence in the
presence of the large body of troops
rushed there from this city and nearby
garrisons.
The seriousness of the affair, however,
was realized today when 4 was made
known that thirty of the workmen were
killed outright, and over eighty wound
ed by the soldiers, who were compelled
to fire on the main body of the rioters be-
fore they could be dispersed.
1t was learned that the men after pill
laying the company store at the kio
Bianco mills became eniboidened by their
success. a part of tie inch rushing .
Nogales, short distance away, Wnere
another mill is located. Telegraph. tele-
phone and electric light wires were cut
and pawnshops and even private houses
were pillaged. Then the jails We're thrown
open and the prisoners set free. Residents
OF the mill town fled in terror to the
city of Orizaba.
When the strikers reached Nogales, one
mill official and gendarme from Orizaba
made an Intellectual attempt to check
them A striker named Morelos threw
huge stone at Senor Herrera, Mayor Of
the city of Orizaba, striking that official
oil the head and badly wounding him.
Herrera arose from where he had fallen
and shot Morelos, killing him instantly. A
body of troops arrived and as the strik-
ers attempted to resist a volley was fired
into them, killing thirty and wounding
over eighty. After this the mob was scat
tered, the strikers gathering together in
troops at various points. A body of 500
collected on the railroad track and held
the train for the city of Vera Cruz for
several hours, the engineer not daring to
run through the crowd. Finally troops ar
rived and charged the men with broad
swords, scattering them.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09
TO HOLD SEA ISLAND COTTON.
Officers of Association Elected-Stand
BY Fight Against Exchange.

Valdosta, Ga. January s.-The assoeia-
tion of Sea Island Cotton Growers Of
Georgia and Florida today reelected the
following officers: Harvie Jordan, pres
ident j. r. Williams, vice-presdent; F.
G. Schell, secretary; ]. Y. Bitch. treas
urer.
1t was decided to organize a s1,00O,000
corporation that shall buy and hold Sea
Island cotton and thus regulate the price.
The county associations are to solicit the
stock subscriptions
BY a rising vote the association pledged
itself to stand by Harvie Jordan in his
fraud order fight against the New York
Cotton Exchange. Promise of financial
aid is given him if it be needed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09
sHEIK MAY GIVE UP RAISULI.
NEGOTIATIONS Opened With Moroccan
War Minister.

Paris, January S.-Foreign Minister
Minister Pichon today received a telegram
from NJ. Reynault, the French minister al
Tangier, saying that the Sheik or the
Wadrass tribe with which Raisui has
sought refuge,\'s negotiating with the
Moroccan war ny lister with the view of
surrendering to the government with his
whole tribe.
The French and Spanish government
believe that the success OF the Moroccan
war minister in the vicinity of Tangier
will enable them to install the interna-
tional police and recall their squadrons
from Moroccan waters in about fort
night.