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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10

q GRRR XII Op HN s F HS GOO lbs wheaass
No. /, S1.70; do Q00-lb. sacl), $1.75;
corn. S1.6O; cracked corn. 1.65: feed
meal $l.7O; bran. heavy. $3.50; rolled
barley S1.40; oil cake meal. $3.50; seed
rye. $1.75; shorts. sl;45; Egyptian corn.
HAY (per ton)-Choice wheat hay,
S22@24; No. wheat or wheat and oat,
$1S42l: do No. ?. S14Q16.50; choice tame
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
New 70 K Bonds

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK July 9.-The following were
the official quotations ON the stock exchange
Sales High Low Clos
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MINING QUOTATIONS

San FRANCISCO mining exchange quotations,
furnished by Ernest Kennedy & Co., 12S West
Sixth street, Los Angeles. July s:
| GOLDFTELD DISTRICT
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
By Associated Press.

by Associated ETeSS.
CHICAGO, July 9.-The wheat market
opened weak but with a decline of more
than 11sc, said to be due to better weather
conditions and the continued favorable
weather in this country. At the end of
the first half hour commission houses
commenced to buy freely and the market
became firm. Numerous reports were re-
ceived from Minneapolis regarding. dam
age by the green bug in the northwest.
In addition 10 this Bradstreets weekly
report, showed decrease of 100000 bush
els in the the worlds supply. Under these
influences the market closed strong and
TENDER opened b@pAc to Sake lower at
Csc, sold off to 1850, advanced to 96Ac and
closed FAC higher at 06q961Ac:
The corn market was weak early in the
day in sympathy with wheat and the
favorable weather conditions. The mar
ket rallied on reports that corn in the
southwest was firing because of the in
tense heat September opened Nis %@4c 1a, to to
549sc, and then advanced to 55Ac, The
close was at 54Ac.
With the exception of moderate weak
ness early the oats market was strong
Active buying by bulls and an improved
demand for cash oats were the strength
ening features. September closed 1sUbsc
higher at 39Ac.
Trade in provisions was quiet and the
market in general was steady. Pork dis
played some firmness on covering BY
shorts, September closing at net gain
of INC; lard was up PIC and ribs Gee
higher.
Market Ranges
Wheat--July, G2asc; Sept, 96d96Mc: Dec.
993sQ9991ac.
Gorn-NJuly, 541sc; Sept. 547sc; Dec 53Hc'
oaattseguiv. 4sAc; Sept. S9sc; Dec. 4O&c:
May. 42%@43c.
Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour. steady; No. 2 spring wheat 81.
%101; No. g. 94c@D$1 90; No. 2 red, 91B@
9S%c: No corn, 541k@54Ac; No. 2 yellow,
E4iI@54a4c No. 2 oats, 43%c; No. 3 white
44@46c; No rye, S5c; fair to choice malt
81 .251h: prime timothy seed. SS75; clover.
contract grades, $1.525; short ribs, sides.
loose, IS 350DS.55 mess pork, per bbl., N6,2S;
lard, per 100 lbs, SS.S5: short clear. sides.
boxed $S75@9OO; whisky basis OF high
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EGG QUESTION
UP FOR ACTION
DEALERS ARE DIVIDED ON
IMPORTANT POINT
Fruits, Vegetables and Other Supplies
In Sharper Demand Since the
Teachers Came to Town.
Fish Scarce

"Are local ranch candled eggs to be
wiped off the quotation board at the pro-
duce exchange?" is question to be de-
cided today at meeting Of the member
ship. 1t is contended by some of the
heavy dealers in local and eastern eggs
that local ranch candled should not be
quoted in the interest of fair business, or
something of that kind, while. on the
other hand there are members OF the ex-
change who hold that they do not desire
to be barred from going on change ana
offering or bidding for candled eggs. some
feeling has been aroused as preliminary
to the vote to be taken today, but it Is
stated that the threatened storm VIII
blow over without any cloudbursts.
The attendance at the meeting yester-
day was good, but there was only one
sale recorded, one case OF Hmpurger
cheese at 181Ac.
There were offerings of eastern cube
butter northern cheese, daisies, SWISS
imported, domestic Swiss and prlch
cream Local ranch case count eggs were
offered at zoe and northern at l9c a Dozen
no sales. One carload of fancy local po-
tatoes was offered at 81 a hundred.
There were no changes in prices IN tne
market for fruits and vegetables, although
the demand for supplies has greatly IN
creased since Monday. The improved con-
dition in business in the market is re-
ma rked by all of the dealers who ascrlpe
the activity to the presence of thousands
of strangers in the city Many or the
dealers have placed heavy orders Tor
fruits and other goods in order that they
Receipts of fresh fish are not equal 10
nd
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10

LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Official sales-Ten Associated Oil at $50.
at $780,
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New York Bonds

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 9.-The following were
the closing prices of bonds today:
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E. W. MCGEE, 1874 SOUTH SPRING STREET
Home Phone AO224; Sunset, Main 1913
Retail Prices

oat S11@14; stock hay. $500; alfalfa.
$11@12.50: straw. S0090c.
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles of
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 9.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today were
cal 1nnIra
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Oil Stocks
DAILY MININe CALL

Official sales listed-1000 Johnnie Con. G..
M Co. at 107sc; 1000 Clark Copper Co. at
13Ac. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-23

los que llevan germenes de fe-
cundidad y luminares de JUS
ticia.
China, el imperio fossil, traba-
ia en- la actualidad por crear ell
parlamcntarismo que es la de-
voluci6n. la restitution de los
dercchos usurpados al pueblo.
Y mientras esto ocurre en- los
imperios en- que la tirania ha
hecho estragos infnitos, en- los
pueblos que va no pueden nj
quieren soportar mas tempo eI
oneroso dominic del absolutis-
mo tiranico, es de la tribuna de
una catedra de leyes, en- Ell pue-
bio que sc llama asimismo ell
depositario milagroso del tesoro
democratico, donde Sc ha pro-
nunciado la blasfemia horrenda
contra la Libertad, donde el
atentado sc plantea, dondc Ell
complot Sc fragua.
Es de I'm sarcasmo tragico,
este contraste que seria incom-
prensible. ST no viniera a nues-
ira imagination atraida por en-
cadenamiento logico, la fabula
admirable que ahora sc obstina a
en- poner en- accion un catedra-
tico de la Universidad de Mi
chigan, a quien tai vez recon-
pense Mr.. Roosevelt, incluyen-
dole en- la costosa y larga lista
lie nucStrOS tutOreS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-23
MunOz Rivera

Esta tarde a la una y media,
sc han reunido nucvamente en-
consulta, en- Ell domicilio de
nuestro eminente compalero
don Luis Muiloz Rivera, los
doctores Munoz Diaz, Ordonez,
Vazquez, Nu1ez, Gonzalez. y
Gutierrez, La gravcdad no ha
desaparecido totalmente. Ell es-
tado del distinguido enfermo
inspira serios cuidados.
Constantemente llegan tele-
gramas Y cartas de todas parties
de la Isla, preguntando' por el
estado del se1or Munoz Rivera,
Ell domicilio del enfermo y la
Redaccion de nuestro colega
LA Democracia", Sc ven extra.
ordina1iamente cOncurridoS por
los amigos del senor Munoz Ri
vera, que van a interesarse POI
la salud de este.
DeseamOs con anSiedad, ell
pronto restablecimiento del emi.
nente compaTiero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-23
PdgIDaS de Sangrp
Ruidoso pleito en- Mayaguez
En- la Corte de Distrto
Jnlclo por asesinato en- primer grado
contra los hermanos
Sagardia
Noviembre 22

|
Sc constituyo la Corte por ell Hon
Juez lsidoro Soto Nussa, Hon. Fis-
cal Martin Travieso Jr., Secretaric
francisco Azuar y Mars shall Jose Ma
ria Navarro.
Comparecen los acusados Hip6litc
y Emilio Sagardfa Valladares, aeon
pailados de su abogado Lcdo. Rafael
Arrillaga Urrutia
Ell Jurado, despues de seguidos los
tramites legales. quedo constituido
por los sef1ores siguientes:
Eugenlo Camara, Jose Macfas, Ma.
xlmino Segarra, Adolfo Torrellas,
Augusta Heilliger. Tomas VeIez. Ar
turo Hau, Carlos Monagas Pesante
Vicente Alvarez Ramirez, lose E.
Nadal, Eugenio Nadal y Francisco
Pietri
Ell oecretario da lectura la acusa.
cion Fiscal. cuyo hecho es,
Que Hip6lito Sagardfa Valladares,
en- la noche del tres de Abril de 1907,
en- ell barrio Carreras de la munici-
palidad de Afiasco y dentro de este
Dlstrito Judicial, alevosa, deliberada
y premeditadamente y demo strando
tener I'm corazon maligno perver-
lido, dio Muerte Illegal al indivlduo
Artemio Chabrier, infriendoie con
I'm cuchillo dos heridas en- el lado
derecho de la espalda, de cuyas heri.
das murio q los pocos momentos.
Que Emilio Sagardfa Valladares,
es co-autor y principal en- dicho ase-
sinato, por haber ayudado ncitado
4 su comision.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-23
Ell COndadO

FL plano de la urbanizacion
del "Condado' ha sido termina-
90 por el Ingeniero senor Ro
drlguez. Los primeros solares
en- una extension de 3. 500 me
tros' nan sido vendidos al Lcdo
don II. Diaz Navarro. Los Sc
nores b. Huccy, G. Candina V
X: Delgado, han senalado los
solares !, que desean adquirir en-
dlcho sitio.
Los elegantes "chalets" que
seran editlcados en- paraje tan
del1c1oso, han de ser las vivien
oas preteridas por la gente mas
eslegante y distinguida de Ia
bella capital de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-23
EI uy1(PP0 de Mr.. D. BuSc

a las clnco de la tarde de aver
dose cristiana sepultura al cad3ver
6sl n que en- vida fue Mr.. Jacob D
ciudad oA 0''"
tl se11or D. Buse era empleado del
DePsrtamento de Educacion. donde
por su laboriosidad honra dez era
companeros. = 'A'''N .
Mr.. v. H. Pinckney, encarsado Dor
Ia 1amlIla del inado a dar las gracias
los acompaffantes, hizo, en- frases
lnuy sentldas' una corta apologize de
los meritos del fnado.
Paz 4 sus restos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-23
Ateneo puertorriqueno

Programa de las pleas que tocarz
q sexteto de dicho Centro en- sns
Sa1ones Ell lunes Is del actual.
Frimera: overture "Guillermo Tell,
Rossini. 'o : "a
oegunda: selection "Cavallerfa Rms.
1leana I ,(a) Prelude, (b) Siciliana, (c)
lntermezzo, Mascagni. -
Iercera; Rhapsodie Hena reise No.
Luarta: Peer Gynt Suite I, Grieg.
Quinta: "Au PriEtemps' 'Grieq. J.
oexta: "Cachoucha CAPRICE de
Concert, Raft.
a la hora de costambre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-23
Cinemat6grafo "Path6''

Contin1a ell Ciu iuematografo Pathd
de Ia empresa Rozas, exhibiendo sus
sensacionales pelfculas en- el Circo
Lowande.
Anoche hubo una regular concu-
rrencia, durante las dos tandas, y Sc
exhibieron vistas muy del agrado
del p1blico.
nHa circulado ell programa para la
function de esta noche en- Ell Circo
Lowande.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-23
HiD0drOnO Q5 CON Inan

Ha o'rculado Ell programa anun-
clando las carreras que tendran lugar
marlana en- el hipodromo de esta ca.
pltal, 81 hace buen tempo.
En- la Ultima carrera, q mil metros
tomaran parte Perla Fina Majestic
yLord.
La primera carrera sera 4 andadu-
ra y las demas q escape.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-23
VOt S perpetuOS

Ell dia "a del corriente a las G
de la manana en- la Capilla de
las Siervas de Maria hara votos
perpetuos la religiosa Sor Maria
de los Angeles Segura asistien-
do a dicho acto ell limo. Sr
Obispo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-23
Nota del dia

Sc necesita un monarCa: ha
dicho, ell catedratico de leyes,
Mr.. Joseph P. Drake, de la Uni
versidad de Michigan, y ha de-
fendido, con los que el ha creido
razones y argumentos, la extra
na teoria mantenida en- TN pals
que la sombra de la Democra.
cia ha prosperado y ha crecido
milagrOsamente.
Ell periodico neoyorquino, del
que tomamos la noticia, dice
que los alumnos del professor de
Michigan, creyeron al principle,
que sc trataba de una brOma,
pero al Dir la obstinada argu-
nentaci6n del catedratico mo-
narquico, y al saber que tenia
SUI candidate y que este era Ro-
osevelt, va no dudaron los jo-
venes estudiantes de leyes que
su maestro les hablaba en- serio,
con el sano prop6sito de con-
vencerles de que 10 unico sal
vador para el pals, en- los mo-
mentos de inCertidum bre actua-
les, seria la proclamation de un
rey, ST la eleccian recaia, como
era natural que recay~se. en- ell
mayestatico Roosevelt.
Las ranas pidiendo rey!
Y Mr.. Roosevelt que tlene de-
lirio de orandezas- QUE Sc paSe paS
gestos. las actitudes del Kaiser
Gulllermo de Alemania. que ha
sonado mas de una vez aca.o
con las glorlas de Napoleon Y
ha pensado que el no csta muy
lejos de semejarse al gran ca
pltan del siglo XIX, Mr.. Roose-
welt que ha sido el mas formi-
dable forjador del imperialismo
en- America, habra sonreido pla.
c1damente, inefa blemente al sen.
tlrse proclamar Soberano Rev
de los Estados Unidos, por un
professor adocenado, desde una
oscura catedra de Michigan.
Que ensuenos. que esperan-
zas, que crecientes anhelos de
poderio, de autoridad absurda
de domination inconcebible ha-
bran pasado por la mente pode-
rosa del gran coloso imperialis-
ia, al saberse deseado monarca
emperador, en- Ell delirio irene
tlco de unos pocos deseQuili-
brados.
Por fortuna para ese pueblo,
a la ridicula pretension, a laI
torpe propaganda del professor
de Michigan, ha respondido una
sonora carcajada de burla Y des.
precio.
Un rey no remedia NADIA!
Los reyes modernos han de,
ser constituCionales para quel
los pueblos puedan tolerarles. |
sin recurrir los extremes del
v1olencla que han manchadol
de roJo muchas paginas de la
ii professor de Leyes de la
'On1versidad de Michigan, no
de0e 1gnorar, no ignora cierta
10 que sucede en- la &C
tual1dad en- Russia, donde sc
hacen ensayos de parlamenta-
rismo democratico, al mismo
tempo que Ell edifcio ferreo del |,
absolut1smo irresistible sc tam
balea a las rachas fuertes V sa-
neadoras de la libertad, que ST
IS verdad que dcstruyen 10 que
esta carcomido y es arcaico, 10
IS tamblen que purlfcan esos &
ugares dc muerte Y dc ruina q
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
STUDY CHANGE
HEPBURN is GOING TO N. Y.
FOR POINTERS.
Congressman Who Is Drafting Bill Will
Spend Holiday Season Gather
ing Information.

WASHINGTON, Dec. H.-Representative
Hepburn. who is working on the draft of
a bill to regulate dealings on the great
exchanges of the country. is going to spend
the holiday season in New York, working
On his measure, and especially gathering
together information about the practiea,
workings of these Institutions.
He has had a vast amount of advice and
suggestion, some Of it useful, and he is
now going to make an effort at first hand
to determine exactly what conditions are
to be met and especially inform himself
as t. the extent of the legitimate opera
tons Of these institutions which ought to
be protected.
The problem, as 1t has developed in his
study THIS far. is how to protect the big
bourses in their right to do legitimate.
useful and proper business, and at the
same time prevent operations which he ie-
CARDS as observation-disclosures Is, gambling.
II is conceded bE those Who have studied
this subject that this is a hard matter to
decide. II is by no means easy to draw a
line between legitimate and gambling
operations, according to the Investigators.
Even II O bill were perfected the questions
of penalties ana of constitrtionality are
still hard to answer
A proposal for a tax on transactions
would be a penalty alike on the legitimate
and the illegitimate, and it is doubtful
whether It would discourage the illegiti-
mate more thar the legitimate.
Moreover, a bill which provided a tax
would apparently have TO go under a
Jurisdiction OF the ways and means COM
mittee. and there is a strong impression
that 1t would not get through that body,
which is highly conservative.
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Mendelssohn; postlude, Toccata, Dubois.
Evening-Prelude, Borowski; anthem,
Jerusalem" from "Galiia." Gounod. Of
fertory, bass solo, BY the Waters OF
Babylon Howell; p~ostlude, Solemn
March, Lemaigre.
South Park Presbyterian Church: Morn
ing-Organ prelude, Meditation, lie Maigre:
duet, How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me-"
Pfinger; offertory,. soprano solo, Jesus,
Maestoso, Mendelssohn. Acknowledged
prelude, Pastorale. Rheinberger: duct,
''Thy VIII Be Done Mendelssohn; offer
tory, choir hymn, Our Father Leads"
Tullar; organ postlude, Marcia, Perelli.
The Religious Need the third Of q
series of -four lecture-sermous on THE
Worlds Need of a Saviour When Christ
Came will be delivered tomorrow even
ing at the Park Presbyterian Church by
the Rev. John Mcdowell. Forty s%tereopti-
con views will be used to Illustrate the
Christ. At the morning service Mr.. Nc
Dowell will preach on THE Souls Hun
ger" The music at the morning service
will be: Anthem. "Grieye not, the Holy
Spirit of God Sir John Stainer; offer
tory, soprano solo. MY Redeemer and My
Lord" Buck. In the evening-Anthem,
''The Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away
IL. Fl. Woodward; offertory, quartet,
Peace l Leave with YOU" j. Marley
Roberts.
In the Clinton Avenue Presbyterian
Rev. Joseph r. Folsom, will preach on
The Faith of Our Fathers and What
They Meant in the Last Clause of the
Inscription Stone in Military Park" In
the evening ''Whittier's Help to Christian
Faith and Morality will be the subject.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
WOODM SOCIAL PLANS.
Plan Entertainments for themselves and
Others-To Help Hospital.

The general committee Of the Modern
Woodmen Of Essex County and West
Hudson has appointed a special commit
tee consisting of Eugene W. Troop, L. L..
Blub and G. Terhune TO arrange with the
Young Women's Christian Association for
an entertainment under the auspices Of
the Woodmen, the proceeds of which will
be donated to the building fund of the
new building of the association. The
members of the association are trying to
raise funds to furnish its new home, and
as the general committee had decided to
give a series of benefits this winter, It
was thought that the first entertainment
would be for the young women. The
Woodnen will assume all charge OF the
coming event and it is expected hat the
New Auditorium will be engaged,
Following This entertainment, the COM
mittee expects to rave a series of events,
the proceeds from which will be donated
to charitable enterprises in the city.
II is expected that a large entertain
ment will be given in the near future for
one of the hospitals in Newark.
Another meeting will be held shortly at
which the report of the special commit
tee will be made of its conference with
the officials of the Y. w. C. A.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
CHESTNUT ST. SCHOOL
AGRADS" GIVE COMEDY.

An entertainment OF an unusually spien-
did character was given last night by
the members of the graduating class OF
the Chestnut Street Public School in the
lecture room of the South Park Presby-
terrain Church. The audience was a large
and enthusiastic one. A calesthenic dritl
by several girls in the class was the fea-
ture OF the evening n showed careful
preparation and faultless rendition. Those
in the drill were; Gertrude Brown. Ida
SAKE. Carrie Allen, Jessie Wagner, Alma
Bernhardt. Marjorie Morton, Dorothy Rose.
Hazel Evenden. Bonneta Titus. Bessie
Bud. Mildred Wallace, Matte Baer, 1sa-
bella Buchanan and Alice Roth.
The program terminated with a laugh
able farce entitled "The Obstinate
Family 1t was in one act and was a
wordy tilt between two servants, the
quarrel being taken up by their employers,
a young bride and bridegroom of a month,
and finally the father and mother-in-law
set into the discussion, with the result that
there Is a general falling out Of the whole
FAMILY. Peace is finally restored, to the
satisfaction OF all. The dove Of peace in
the affair proves to be a handsome shawl
which the young bridegroom has pur-
chased at an .exorbitant price.
The program was as follows: Piano selec-
lion. Ida Sake; recitation, Furney Jeffries;
sketch (musicaD, Abraham Steigler and
Alley fowler; recitation, Mildred Wallace:
sketch sidewalk conversaton). William f.
Phelps, jr., and Frank g. McPeak; violin
selection. Abraham Steigler; calesthenic
drill. girls of the class; monologue Gold
STEMS troubles), Frank c. McPeaki farce
entitled 'eThe Obstinate Family:v MT.
HARDWOOD, Fumey J~effries; Mrs. HARDWOOD.
Laura Phelps; Henry Hartford, Abraham
SteiRfer; Jessy Hartford. Mildred Wallace;
James. William f. Phelps, jr., and Lucy,
Alice Roth.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14

TROUBLE AT
GOLDFIELD
Regulars May Patrol the
Streets at Any Hour,
He Says.

GOLDFIELD, New, Dec. 14.--General
Funston announced today that he
found conditions here worse than he
had anticipated.
1.-THE possibilities of further trouble
following the difficulties between the
mine owners and the miners" he said.
ARE greater than my information led
me to believe. | have just ~teiegraphed
a second report TO Washington based
ON the Information | have just gath
cred. ! do not believe that the Gov
ernor win declare martial law at once,
as no serious disturbance has occurred.
I am satisfied, and shall not advise sue
action until it is absolutely necessary.
AS to the patrolling of the mines
the streets with he regulars, that is a.
procedure thai may become necessary
at any hour"
The statement of General Funston
settles effectively the question of the
withdrawal of the troops from Gold-
field. Neither General Funston nor
Governor Sparks will yield to the pres
sure hat has been brought TO induce
them to favor the withdrawal of the
troops before the arrival of the Labor
Commission from Washington.
A delegation of members OF n
Women's Club of Goldfeld plan to call
on General Funston and lay before him
their side of the question which will be
that previously to the coming OF the
troops they had lived in constant ter
ror. believing that their homes must
be destroyed and their lives endangered
nv deeds of violence and d~epredations
Of desperate strikers. They will ask
that the troops be kept here until all
danger of trouble is past.
Delegations from the Goldfield Cham
her of Commerce, the Mine owners
Association and the Goldield Stock Ex-
change also will call on General Fun
ston to present the same view.
A story is circulating that two union
men escorted a miner who had gone
back to work to a point three miles rom
camp, and then brutally beat him and
started him for Tonopah across the
desert. Nc trace of the miner or of the
two men has been found.
General Funston said that the troops
would endeavor to protect Western
Federation men if any attempt was
made to deport them, just as they
would protect men who might be set
upon by strikers.
1t is said that the Mine Owners AS
ISOLATION has 200 strike breakers on the
here, but strict secrecy Is main
tanned as to movement of the train and
the hour when they will arrive.
Al night shift has been put on in the
Consolidated mines and the guards have
been doubled.
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COLLINS NAMES STAFF.
Second Brigade Commander Makes New
Law Appointments.

TRENTON, Dec. 1+-Announcement has
been made by General Dennis B. Colllns
commanding the Second Brigade, or South
Jersey Division OF the New Jersey Ma
tional Guard. of his staff appointments as
follows, under HI provisions Of the new
military law, with the rank of major. Ad.
ju~tant-general, Frederick w Gilkyson, Of
this city; Inspector, Robert l. Paterson
Of Elizabeth: surgeon, Paul M. Me9ray.
Camden; engineer, Edward B. Broadway,
Camden; quartermaster, Harry B. salter,
Trenton; paymaster, Mahlon r. Margerum.
Trenton.
In the case OF Captain Margerum he has
two offices to select from, he having been
appointed divisional paymaster by General
Wanser about the time he was named hy
General Collins. He is likely to take tho
divisional office, because 1t carries with Il
the rank of Northumberland The Office
of judge advocate on the brigade staff has
been made vacant by the appointment Of
Major Edwin Robert Walker as Vice-chaL
cellor.