The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-17
Reuf Makes Appalling DiscIos-
ureS Which Insure the IndiCt-
ment Of the Mayor and Several
of the Leading People of the
City

Inc lnllmaIlOn lndt Cnle1 OF 70
lice and President of the Board of
Works Duffy will be ousted is fol
lowed by the rumor that they will
quit office before the citizens commit
tee has a chance to kick them out
Ruef arose early this morning and
after good breakfast was taken out
for an automobile ride by Biggey
The tremendous strain the ex-boss
has been labOring under is telling on
him more palpably every day. When
he walked down the steps Of his
prison to enter the automobile this
morning he was painfully dragging
his feet and he carried himself with
great istlessness. His once let black
locks seemed to have grown whittier
over night.
Like a Cornered Rat.
SAN FRANCISCO, May IL
Schmitz wants to confess. The dis
graced mayor is moving Heaven and
earth to secure immunity in return
he took in the stupendous graft game,
but Heney is immovable.
Not only will the mayor not be
granted immunity or be given the
promise of a light sentence but he
will be punished to the limit
The mayor has even promised to
step down and out, but Langdon and
Heney have turned deaf ears to all
of Schmitz's propositions and are de-
termined to prosecute to the end.
The men who will be indicted on
evidence supplied by Ruef are:
l. Eugene E. SchmitZ, thrice
elected Mayor of San Francisco, the
! representatives of the labor unions
who sold himself and the unions to
| the corporations.
>. Patrick Calhoun, grandson OF
John c. Calhoun, the great leader OF
! the South, and great-grandnephew OF
! Patrick Henry, Southern gentleman
multimilliOnaire, lawyer, and one OF
the master financiers of Wall street
3 William F, Herrin, chief counse
of the Southern Pacific Railroad
g, political managed in California for L
i II. Hartman of New York, grant
boss of the Republican party in Cali
fornia, and for very many years tn
most powerful parsonage in the poll
tics OF this state.
!, 4. viii Teyis, multimillionaire
, leader OF the Burlingame set in Sc
ciety, and son and heir of the lat
{ Lloyd Tevis; the man by whose nam
all the snobs in San Francisco wer
wont to conjure.
t ). TREY L. Ford, chief counsel c
the United Railroads, one of the mos
: widely known and most popular me
: in California, formerly AttOrney-GeI
5 eral of the State-a man whose erro
: was caused by mistaken loyalty t
< a corrupt corporation and in who's
fall many will sorrow and none wi
: rejoice
t 6. Thornwell Mutually, assistant t
S Patrick Calhoun, a young man VIII
:. was sent to California as Calhoun
4 resident representative in the offic
e of the United Railroads; also
Southern gentleman who establishe
s himself Immediately in the smarte.
e society in San Francisco.
O The Water Job.
e OF all the felonies contemplated
e the Schmitz administration the mo-
= gigantic in point both of the amour
r Of Doodle to be gained and injurio,
l. consequences to the public was IL
s conspiracy to foist upon the munit
t pality the Bay Cities water suppl
Ruef's testimony on this matte
o given to the grand jury, will be tt
foundation for an indictment of w
Tevis, one Of the wealthiest al