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New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
ASKS REVIEW FOR PAVING COMPANY.
Chancery Court in Jersey Grants Mandamus
at Salesman's Request.

Chief Justice Gummere of New Jersey, issued
yesterday a rule to show cause why writ OF
mandamus should not issue directing the United
States Wood Preserving Company of New York. to
produce its books before the Supreme Court. Ralph
f. Lum. of counsel for Andres Bevier, of Nyack,
formerly president of the concern and more re-
Gently a salesman in its employ. made the applica-
ton. Mr.. Bevier said he wishes TO know what had
became Of the profits made during the last three
years. The company has offices at No % Broad
way. Manhattan. W. II. Childs. of New York. is
now president. In his petition Mr.. Bever asserts
that, although the company has made big profits
no dividends have been paid on the stock.
The rule was made returnable at Trenton, on NO
venber s. It is said the present action is one
phase of a fight for the control of the concern
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
ANOTHER APARTMENT HOUSE PROJECT

Plans have been hed for renodeng the old style four
story tenement house los East SD st. installing a
new piuu1bing plant and reftting the building a
bachelor apartent house The improvements to be
made by the Onderdonk estate owner at cost or
e. COO Schwartz e. Gross the architects
Plans have been fled remodeling and enlarg-
fng the four No b36 Madison ave for Mrs
c H Bosher, as owner. for enarging the three
story tenement house No, s3d owned by A A
Tsusky. The architects Schwartz Gross and
Charles r. Birge.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Cedric reported Sable Island yesterday when 10
miles east of Sandy Hook. Time not given -
La Provence. which reported to Cape Race AT a IN
yesterday when miles southeast OF that station s
expected dock about II Friday.
The Adriatic, which reported TO Sasconset at Zlo
when 300 miles Of Sandy Hook is expected
to dock about II a to-day.
The Pretoria which reported to Sasconset at p m
yesterday when miles of Nantucket Sholas
Iightship, expected 10 dock about m to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The frst name Is that Of the debtor the second
that Of the creditor and date when Judgment was
fled:
poTco FaffaeoJ Beck ct al; May IT. 1907. 1912 81
Dixon Elmer RA Ruhe; March 4, 1905 26s p
oeer JosephA Prince February 10. 1893. 125 -
Haliersr, Aloisus G-AlfTed Peats Co: September
10 1901. Io1 o.
3, 800 ST
Ternfkowv Contessa ct al september IS 1907 2ls Al
Bendit HenrA Caldwell et al: April Do 1892. S79 90
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Jackson ave, s. $50 n n Of Railroad ave one .
story frame stable ana barn, 19xI5: Frank
Regno. owner and architect. ss(
Hughes 6, 112. 10 n E Pelham ave. two 3
story brick stores and dwelling houses. 2ox55
each; Giovanni Danliano, owner, Robert Glenn.
Hughes ave, 9 SO It Of 1s1st 81, three story
brick dwelling houses. Is sx55 each: John Marx
oVT1sr: EbeIng. architect; total isH
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
ECONOMY IN RAILROAD TICKETS

Pittsburg. Oct z-Pittsburg people who maxi,
trlps TO New York have found it is cheaper 10 buy
a ticket on the Pennsylvania Railroad 10 pbiI,
oeiphia and then pay their fare TO New York than
costs so 80 while under the new txo cents . ,,,;Io
rate ticket to Philadelphia can be bought for
zs while the fare from that city to New YORK
II e. ." ioih
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
GETS CONTROL OF HOTEL WESTMINSTER.

eighteen years lease and furniture of the Hotel
Westminster 10th ST and Irving Place. for the
Westminster Hotel Company TO o. H. Foster pro-
prietor of the Carvel Hall. Annapolis, Nd Mr..
Foster Is now in control Of the property.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rises 557 Sun 541 Moon rises 1;5s Moons ase -
HIGH WATER
A. M.ssndy Hook 439 Gov Island 800 Hell Gate 6;e8
p MSaudy Hook 4:4S Gov Island 900 Hell Cato Ooo
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
INCOMING STEAMERS.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4.

Provence .Havre. September French
sEIrgl Santa Marta, September 2T Hanbarl
Bayauo Tanlpico September Ward
Arapahoe. jacksonville October Clyde
Cedric. Queenstown, September 27 White Star
San Jacnto. Galveston September 27 sory
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 8.

sSt Louis Southampton September rs. Amer
sEtrura. Liverpool September Cunart
Ell Norte Galveston September SO Pacific
Kansas Savannah, October Savannah
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

Butcher. Cherbolrg, September 2T .FarnbAn
La Ciascogns .Havre, September French
Georgic Liverpool September 27.Wh Star
Hawkes. Ray.-..--. London, September 20.
Nueces Mobile. September Mallory
sErinSs mail.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
Country Property for Sale.

RARGAIN.-1Oo dairy farm; 10 house; TN
ID provements. large barns. stock. crops. tools
mediate possession. D. HULL, South Norwak, Conn
DICK or THE PALISADEs-For sale. OF the
Il most beautiful and desirable places n
the Gins For particulars Tribune, October
write to II. Q G. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
l. T. Fitzgerald Surrogate County OF New
York, notice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against William v Brokaw. late OF
OF New York. deceased. TO present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers tho Office IN.
undersigned No b2T Firth Avenue in the City OF New
York on or before the End day of January next
Dated New York, the 24th day OF June 1907
CLIFFORD " BROKAW, JOHN H. ARMSTRONG.
WILLIAM B. GOULD. Executors
GEORGE r. CHAMBERLIN. Attorney for Execu
tors. 81 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

S;aI5Sados va; etc l2;40 m. Teutonic CBr). New York
y5enoa. Sept 23-Lutsiana NaD New Yorf.
IIort Iaoot Oct 1--SuTam CBr). New York
Sept 26-Korea fF2ussl. New York
pies oct 2Slavonia (Br) New York
Falerrno Oct l-Slavonia C3rl New YorK
PASSED.
tsutt or Lewis Oct Gut He'll (Cer) from New York
H.ST: oct 2-Napolitan Prince (3r). New York for
id<aTa oct 2-Rotterfam Dutch, New York for Am
RetaaIn ISlpposrdl Lsuania (Russl York for
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
sBrinss mail.
OUTGOING TEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4

Colon, Colon. Panama. ma................11.3 80 a =
SeGUranca. Nassau, Ward ....-..... 1900 II
Apache, Jacksonville. Clyde .......... ----
Hamilton. Norfolk, Old Dominica .-...
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
SurrogateS' Notices.

AIOHUN. PHILIP-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
vi Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of tho
County of New York notice Is hereby per
having claims against Philip Mohun late OF ths
County of New York deceased. to present the same
vouchers thereof the subscriber. at her place
Of ransacing business at the once Of her attorneys
Rounds. Hatch. Dillingham; & Deb0voise. No. 81 Cedar
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City of New York on
before the twenty ifth day OF February
Dated New York. the 14th day OF August Iao7
ANNA NJ. PHELPS, ExecutrtY
ROUNDS. HATCH, DILLINGHAM; & DERFVOfEE
Attorneys for Executrix 81 Cedar Street Boronrh
OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
Boring.

Boxing scientifically without orutality 18th year: spes
always OPEN Yoerger's School Myrtle On
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
For Young Ladies-Country.
SOMERVILLE HOME STUDIO

For Girls Young Women. doing inGepenosh1 w.
in MUSIC ART. LANGUAGES. LITERAIlfkE. 80 esc.
Resident Language Teachers Every care and pfots-,
tion given. while there perfect freedom from sehoo
discipline. Students introduced what Is best eaICA
Uonally and socially New York Weekly
and musicals. Address MRS. MARY MiNSAO'
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

For Boys and Young Men-country.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
'COMSTOCK
TO THE FRONT
With High Grade Ore
And Camp on Verge Of
a Boom

In speaking of the mineral strike
in the Hale & NorcrOss mine in Vir-
ginia City several days ago President
Martin V. Fox of the Hale & Nor
cross company has the following to
say in the San Francisco Mining Re-
corder. From the general appear
ances it looks as though Virginia City
was on the eve of another boom and
that the old lode was about to take
it's place among the rich producing
camps of the state:
Ore was struck in a south drift
from an east crosscut from the north
east drift on the Sutro tunnel level.
At the point where found, the ore
was three or four feet wide and aver
aged $40 per ton. The next eight
feet assayed S21.16, and the ore was
aged s54.S1 and the next S59.49. The
ore then went out Of the drift TO the
west, as the drift continued on to
make connection with the Norcross
connecting uEliI. FROM the south
drift, at d point about fifty feet in
from the connecting drift, they start
cd an east crosscut, and in this
crOsScut they struck ore, the average
from eight feet from which was about
$41 per ton. When air was procur-
red they ran on the ore from the
east crosscut and the ore maintained
its width and improved in quality.
About "a feet north the assays from
the top half of the face OF the drift
went $o6.-9 per ton, and from the
bottom half they went s375.32 The
average assay Of the whole pile of
ore broken down from the face and
and On the floor was s23595. All the
richer portion of the ore will be
sacked for shipment to the sampling
works for sale. The Pfeifer mill is
running successfully on the ore from
the yard.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
Smart is
iTallCtG q

DAYTON, September 12-George
Smart, ID mine owner OF Nerington,
has been indicted by the Lyon county
grand jury Oh a charge OF murder.
tie is accused Of having murdered an
uuknOWn prospector near Wellington
some time ago and wing robbed
him OF money the unfortunate man
had secured for the sale OF 4 mining
claim. \ reward Cf 5000 has been
oIercd tor the capture Of Smart
Ray Ferguson, the young girl iniict
ed for grand larceny committed at
1erington and who is said to have
been compelled to rob by man who
persuaded her 10 leave her home and
then forced her to lead life OF
shame, is critically i'll and it is
thought that she Will die before she
can nave Il trial.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
NURSES FORM UNION

The nurses Of Reno are about 10
combine and form what nnght be
termed a union. They STATE that
nursing under some conditions is all
right but when they have shifts last
ing u hours and over with no relief
and then have to do The cooking and
part OF the laundry work it is be
coming a Killing proposition. They
intend TO organize and work an
eight hour day. The price will prob
ably be fixed at s. for the eight
hours. The hospital corps OF nurses
are also on the list and it is eyeident
that they intend to see the matter
through. 1t will be case of pay or
no work.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
Rich Find
Near This Citv

strike of high grade ore is re-
ported from the Delaware district.
Te find was made in the old Mexican
mine owned by George Donavan of
this city and assays show it to con-
tain gold, silver and copper to the
value OF $362S2
Work will be pushed ahead to de-
termine the extent of the rich streak
of high grade and they expect to be
able to ascertain the value of their
find before long. If the streak should
continue for any great distance the
owners will have one of the richest
mines in the state. The old Mexican
mine was a producer about thirty
years ago but since that time ii has
lain idle untn the present owners
recently took it up and started to de-
velOp it. 1t is located about a mile
from the Deleware mine and is situat.
ed about six or seven miles southwest
Oi this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
WHITES
CONVICTED
Of Forgery at Whine.
mucCa And Brought
to This City

Deputy Sheriff Nofsinger arrived in
this city yesterday with Sam White,
convicted of forgery at Winnemucca
couple of days ago and sentenced
TO serve fifteen monthsin the state
penitentiary.
White was resident of this city
for over year and while here forged
a couple OF checks Friends came
to his assistance and settelu the mat
ter for him hoping that his escape
from the pen might serve as a les
son. After leaving here he went to
Goldfield where he worked on several
leases. He committed like OffenSe
there but escaped through the aid of
more friends. His last offense in
Winnemucca, however, landed him in
the penitentiary and but for his
pleading guilty would have probably,
been given a longer term.
While in this city White was con-
lected with a number of people in
a mining way and was a hard work
ing fellow, willing to take any kind
OF chance to make a stake His
one fault seemed that he was too
handy with a pen ana his old friends
in this city are sorry to see his one
failing Jand him where he is.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
MIllSr Still
Move OF

RENO, Sept, 2l.-D.sJlIot Attorney
Moran now believes that he viii be
able TO force Ida Robins, James May
and John Quinn to use the buildings
thJey are erecting ii Chinatown Iol
other than immoral purposes as they
are within 400 yards OF a Chinese
JOSS House, and he interprcrs the
law TO read that a Chinese Joss
House is d religious ediIice ana 3
place OF worship as well as any
Christian church. He states that he
viii attempt to force them to move
and that he believes lie Will succeed.
Judge Massey, one OF the most prom
inent attorneys OF this city, agrees
with the District Attorney that a
Chinese Joss House is considered as
a religious edidce in the law just as
Weli rs Christian church.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12

A mild sensation '.-o sprung sea-
terday when ii was discovered that
the will of the late Elrs. EllzaDo.n
hlnkead had disappeared ald all ef-
forts to locate it were unayaihng
The will was drawn up by the de-
ceased lady some tlme before her
death and was placed in a safe de-
posit box in one of the local banks
The day before her death she sent
for her papers at the bank and they
were delivered to her. On the day
of her death she was seen examining
them but since that time no trace OF
them have been seen.
That she could have destroyed the
instrument is out OF the question
without assistance from outside part
les as the lady was practically help
less for some time before her death
A story was also in circulation that
an unknown man came TO the Win
dow OF the room occupied by Mrs.
kinkead and held long conversation
with her and it is further intlmateu
that il the man in question was To-
Gated that he could tell long story
In regard to the missing property.
This story is beyond belief, in the
first place the lady was helpless and
could not have passed the packages
TO the man on the outside and she
was never alone long enough for him
to enter the room.
The will was drawn up by a well
known attorney of this city and was
witnessed by other prominent and re-
sponSible people who are in position
to know the contents of the same.
The will would be absolutely worth
less to an outsider unless it was being
held for royalty and that also seems
unreasonable.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
POLICE AND CARMEN
IN PITCHED BATTLE
Five Mon Union Carmen Are In
jured IN street Fight in
San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, September Ii
Five nonUIIon men were shot in d
pitched battle tat took place just be-
fore midnight at Twenty-fOurth and
Utah streets between members OF a
United Railroad wrecking crew and
three policemen.
The battle started a short distance
from the carbarn between the wreck
ing crew and some Union pickets. 1t
was terminated directly in front of
the carbarn and there the police took
hand and the casualties resulted.
The battle lasted for several min
utes. Volley after voliey was fired by
the men on both sides.
The wounded were taken to St.
Luke Hospital One OF them will
die. Several non-Unon men We're
placed under arrest.
Ninenty-siX patrolmen surrounded
the carbarn at an early hour this
morning to prevent the escape Of
several nOn-Union men who are sup
posed to have had a han1 in the
aiaii.
Following is list of the wounded
Morris Rosenberg, non Union con
ductor, bullet wound in fefu chest
The bullet penetrated the pleural
cavity and come out at the back.
Roy Perkins, conductor, flesh
wound in the right chest.
J. j. Cotter, motorman, bullet
wound in left upper forearm.
Harry Cohrs, conductor, bullet
wound in the right leg.
Frank Smith, conductor, bullet
wound in the right 4orearm.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
WILL o. .vsRS. KIN
sNEAD is MISSINC
No Trace Of IL Can Sc Found And
il is 8G.acvea That 1t
Wa5 Stolen

The nurse, Mrs. Beck of Oakland,
California, who attended Mrs. Kin
kaad for several weeks previous to
her death, departed Immediately for
her home in California after the
death of the lady Before she went
a diamond ring belonging to the fam
lily of the deceased was found in her
possession and the members OF the
family forced her to return it to them
She stated that the ring was a gift
to her from Mrs. kinkead, but she
returned it under protest. Whether
She knows anything about the miss
ing papers has as yet not been learn
ed and probably never viii be. One
thing is certain, someone connected
with the family during the last i'll
ness OF Mrs. kinkead did away with
the instrument and the other valu-
able papers owned by her which in
cluded several valuable bonds
So far as can be ascertained the
modore Glass Of the Navy yards at
Washington, d. c. as the largest ben
eiiciary of the estate and other val
liable property was to go to relatives
III this city, among them being Mrs.
X. NJ. Clark who was to receive the
homestead located here.
1t is not believed that the estate
is valued at more than $4,000 if it
will reach that amount Attorneys
Cohn and Chartz OF this city have
the case in hand and expect to be
able to prove the contents of the last
will even ii it is not discovered. The
attorney who drew up the will and
the people who witnessed the same
will probably be able to prove its con-
tents satisfactorily to the heirs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
SENSATIONAL
MARRIAGE
Of Major Stanton And
Girl Bride to End
in Divorce

Blanche Nye, whose marriage to
Major w. A. Stanton, the Goldfield
mining magnate at Ocean Beach,
California some time ago caused such
a sensation, has left the Major and
will return to her home in California.
She is but 16 years # age while her
husband is over sixty years OF age.
Sunday morning she was found un-
conscious near the sub-station in
GOldfeld and it was claimed that she
was subject to epileptic fits and that
this was the cause OF her condition.
She was taken to a hospital and after
recovering consciousness related a
tale TO The attendants that was SEN
satiCnal in the extreme.
Among other things she accuses
her aged spouse OF beating and chOak
ing ner, throwing lamps at her and
Offering her numerous indlGnltles that
she could not resist. She says he Is
! brute and that she will never re-
turn 10 him.
The major says she is the worst
liar in the world, that he never own
ed ! lamp, never struck Il woman IL
his life, hopes he Will never see her
face again, going to get a divorce, and
all kinds o1 bad things The afa1
has caused considerable OF ali inter
est in Goldfeld owing 10 the senaa
tional marriage and The prominence
OF lhe Major who is interested ii
several OF the biggest mining ven
lures in the southern country and
leading club member.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12

the battle started when the wreck
ing car reached the barn of the Unit.
ed Railways at Twenty-fourth and
Utah streets. There were fifteen men
on the car. AS the car passed a tent
which was Occupied by Union pickets,
it was stoned according to the story
OF the crew. Windows were brok-
Ell and the car crew replied by open
ing fire on the tent. Several shots
were exchanged but no casualties re-
suited. The car proceeded on it's way
to the barn. Here five men alighted
and remained in front of the barn.
In the meantime the shots had at
tracted Patrolmen r. l.. wade, j. w.
Miller and Officer Bigelow to the
scene AS they approached the po-
.icemen say the five non-Union men
leveled their revolvers. The police
men shouted not to shoot. Despite
the warning one of the non-Unon
men opened fire Then the trio of
polic5ment used their revolvers
The five carmen fell one after anoth-
er. Immediately following a riot
cal was turned in. Police responded
from the Mission and Central stations
II. Green, non-Union motorman
was placed under arrest The police
are now seeking to get ali who were
concerned in the fight The Union
men state they were informed that
the wrecking crew were going to
make an attack on them at l1.30
O'Clock. When the car passed they
say the non Union men broke the
windows and opened fire on them.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
Funeral of
Mrs. Hill Today

The funeral OF the late Mrs. A. c.
Hill took place from the Catholic
church this afternoon and was largely
attended by the many friends OF the
deceased. A number OF her former
class while she was d pupil OF the
local schools attended the last rites.
The floral tributes were numerous
and beautiful and showed the high
held in this city. lnterment took
place in the Catholic cemetery.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
PROWLER ABROAD

Reports Of a peeping Tom are heard
daily and the night police are keep
ing a sharp lookout for the intruder
He has been seen at several homes
in this city OF late and is probably
the same person whom Henry Deck
er took several shots at night before
last. The next time he is discovered
he may not play so lucky and if he
gets away may have to carry some
lead with him.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
RAMSEY COMSTOCK
SHOWS HIGH GRADE
Strike of Yesterday Gives Prom
iSe Of Another Mohawk Mine
at Ramsey

Word reached this city today of an
other rich strike in the Ramsey Corr
stock mine at Ramsey. This tim
streak of high grade has been un-
covered and is being sacked without
sorting. A party arrived from tie
camp today and brought aong a n:sca
OF the new lind taken off the ca. IS
it arrived from the bottom oi JEe
shaft II was merely a grab sample
but fairly glitters with gold ana Will
assay into the thousands OF dollars
90 the ton.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
CCLDFiELD FIRE

Goldfield was the scene of a $4,000
fire yesterday, the hay and grain
storage houses Of the Wood-Curtis
company being destroyed. One OF
them was stored with hay for the
coming winter and the loss will be
keenly felt by the owners. An in,
surance of $1,000 was carried on the
buildings destroyed and their con
tents.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
RUN OVER BY MOVING MACHINE

Dr. Sullivan left this city last night
about 10 O'Clock in response to "a tele-
phone call from the Cordello ranch
on Carson river, saying a man named
Cordella had been run over by NOW
ing machine. The machine cut him
badly from his stomach to the top OF
his head. The accident happened
late in the evening, and the man was
suffering intense pain, and it is
feared he suffered internal injuries
that will prove fatHl.-Virginia
Chronicle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12

Great excitement prevails at Ram
sey and it is believed by some that
the Comstock stands in line to be
come another Mohawk.
The Walkover strike which was
made last week is also showing Vi
richer daily and shipments will be
sin from this property the coming
week. Ramsey is certainly maxim.
good and the Ramsey Comstock' s
last strike will throw the camp into
greater prominence than ever.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
VISITING RELATIVES

Angus Macdonald was an arrival in
this city yesterday and will spend
some time visiting his father, Jersey
Macdonald in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-12
WIEN YOU WANT LIQUORS

mat are pure call on A. Livingston.
the Wholesale liquor dealer. He car
ries complete line of everything and
guarantees any of his brands.