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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-12-17
CHAPTER VII.
By MRS. ALEXANDER.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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STOCKS MADE
BIG DECLINE

New York. Sept 8.-F1rst prices OF
stocks were generally higher than last
night. but the movement was not decided
and the gains were mingled with some
small losses. Transactions were small
Free selling OF the HIN stocks gave the
nrst impetus 20 a decline which was
accelerated when the local traction stocks
began Co break up. Western stocks be-
came oel.uculy heavy ana there also were
AurIal sales of the Coppers and Reading.
Metropolitan street rallWay dropped Us,
New Haven broke uyt4 ON three safes, Inv
tCrbOruugn Metropolitan preferred "a. Pa
CiuC Coast IA. illinois central 2, Great
Northern preferred and American Smeit-
ing Ia. Northern Pacihc Ia Union Pa
cine IA and ST. Paul, Reading and Ana
COuda l.
Ihe drop ia New Haven reached 10 20
AS. with a rally of 2. ana was accom-
panied BIZ the report that new stock
would be issued 10 stockholders at Ia
without underwriting. American Snun
preferred sold at S2la compared with lO2,
The preceding sale violent declines In ac-
tive stocks made q bad impression. IN
the active list Great Northern preferred
Hooking coal, Pressed Steel Cur preferred
and Dlstlles Securities lost 2 Corn Prod
uts preferred IA and New York Central,
Northwestern, Missouri Pacific, Ere sec
ond preferred Atchlson preferred United
States preferred, National Lead and Unit
ed Railways and Investment about a
point Trading became bullish without an
elective rally
Bonds were irregular.
Transactions were few and far between
aud there We're no important changes IN
the status OF the leading stocks. Allis-
Chalmers preferred rose ~ and American
Smelling preferred -. Manhattan de-
cliucd 1.
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Jesse Badger Greatly Impressed
With il and Predicts Big
Developments.
EXHIBIT At THE STATE FAIR.
A Demonstration to be- Made az TO the
Fuel value Of tie
Product

one Of the most enthusiastic salt
Takers who have visited the southern
utah oil fields, is Jesse Badger Of the
firm Of Badger Brothers, who returned
home yesterday afternoon. After
spending a couple OF weeks in the
Virgin field" said Mr.. Badger, todCy,
Il am thoroughly convinced that DO o.
going TO developc into a very import
ant one The formations are favor
able for the development Of some very
big wells and this opinion is shared
in by some of the best oil experts in
the country.
Il was accompanied ON this trip
continued Mr Badger. "by Nr. Fred
Remick president OF the virgin River
oil a Development company and l
have succeeded iu percuadlng him 10
ship ten barrels Of oil from the well
put down by that company TO the
state fair. The purpose VIII be 90 de-
monstrate the fuel value of The pro-
duct in the generation of steam This
company has the only wen in the dis
trict that can bee Classed MS producer
at the present time and / feel that
this demonstration carried ON before
the eyes Of the visitors To the fnir VIII
prove 10 De one Of the most attractive
exhibits on the fair grounds.
'The Virgin River company has
brought in three rigs and MI Remick
and associates expect To Doe able TO
drill wells with considerable rapidly
from this time on. Other companies
are preparing TO develope The field and
on the way out we met one party GO
ing In with "a new oh drilling outft
and when we reached Lund. another
one had been unloaded at the depot
TO be forwarded into the new field
without delay.
THE well put down by the Virgin
River company was drilled during %
day shifts and oil was obtained az a
depth Of go feet. the drill having
penetrated the oil bearing sands nt "a
feet and I have been informed by some
Of the experienced oil men who have
gone into the country that tho sand
strata is probably 600 feet la thick
ness"
People in the southern part OF the
state are anticipating quite am oil
boom during the coming year and cx-
press the utmost confidence that 10
Will be- followed by an era of railroad
construction, that the coal and iron
helds viii receive attention and that
% win become one of the most pros
porous sections Of the state.
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Asphaltum Mining suit Being Tried
Ia Denver OF Local Interest.

| United States Dist Atty. Hiram y.
| Booth has returned from "a "trip 20 Dem
yer 0p legal business 8ud while there
Z the opportunity Co listen To- the grgu-
ments Dob the Casl Ut So, h. Webb W..
American Asphaitum Mining company
defendant Boa error
The issue Involved iu This case. Alr.
Booth states. is whether asphalum de-
posits should bc located under the act
uf 1872 as lode mining claim, which
is the contention Of the defendant iu
error or under the recent mineral OH
act. or AS a place" claim. both OF which
steps were taken hy the plaintiff in
error
Tho outcome Ut the case viii De
closely watched hy mining men an
over tlp country. and is OF particular
Importance to Utah boz view OF the de-
Uosits of dsphaltum found throughout
the state. The record of the case
showed chat the plaintiff IN error had
located the deposit as "a placer claim
ana also under the mineral oil act
The defendant lu error had then
made subsequent location OF the
same ground as "a lode mining claim
and brought suit Co auuul the prior
locations.
The Judge of the United states court
Of Colorado held with the plaintiff i'm
the case that the deposits had properly
been located under the act OF 1872 as
lode mining claim. From this dcci-
sion The present appeal was taken. The
argument OF the attorneys for the
plaintiff I'm error was to the effect that
only veins carrying metalliferous ores
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CONCENTRATES.

George z. Gum has returned from
a trip 70 Alaska where he went TO
look for some new bonanzas.
Richard StIngley and Fred Shrott
have returned from a trip 10 the Miz-
pah mining district in Nevada.
w. II. Brevoort, one OF the directors
OF tho BalaklalA Copper company. is
in the city on 4 brief business trip.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
& Company were: Crude ore and con-
centrate, $4,000; base bullion. S65,-
600.
The dividend checks Of the May Day
Mining company were mailed TO share
holders yesterday. The amount Of the
dividend is ~ cents a share. or S12.-
600.
John Dern. at the head Of the Con-
solidated Mercur Gold Mines company.
departed Yesterday for Reno and be-
fore returning viii visit the Yering-
ton and Ramsey districts
+. r. Scott Of Hales. Utah. has he
gun the development OF "a coal pro-
perty In the southern Utah fields ana
expects to be prepared 10 ship fuel to
the salt Lake valley during the coming
winter
Thomas Jones 81 sharon Pa. has
returned 20 the city from making an
examination % the Weimer Coppor
companys property in Idaho. He IS
reported as having formed a favorable
opinion OF the property.
Lafayette Hanctett general manager
OF the Newhouso n ines. has rstlrned
trD.a New YORK. Mr.. NcWhouss is
e0ltciel soon uld will he acc, nplnisd
by Henry Ives Cobb the architect en-
Tloyed TO design the new business
blocks now being erected by Mr.. New
house on south Main street
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PRODUCE.

Chicago Sent 8.1The wheat market
opened duh today with prices steady
Cables were reported higher but the local
demand was not strong. December wheat
opened "a shade 10 hq1s higher at 1904.
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
C0rn-COrn opened strong and With an
active trade The report Of frost last
night in the DakOtas, Northern Illinois
and Iowa was the chief bulllsh factor. At
the end OF the first half hour prices eased
or on realizing sales. December Corn
opened ts 10 1 cent higher at 6sb 70 6Ssa
DltE-The oats market was firm. chiefly
In sympathy with corn. December oats
opened p higher al bg9t and sol dat 62i5
Provisions were firm be-
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GOLDFTELD

sandstorn. 4OG41; Col. Mt. 3sa4o;
Jumbo Ext. 1.40G142ls: Vernal, IS
asked Pennsylvania. asked Cold
ned Min. Co. l25 bid. Kendall. %
asked; Booth, So asked. Blue Bull, "a
y ~ Adams. 10 bid. Silver Pick. asa
80 May Queen, 10 bid, Nevada Boy
va q Black Butte Ext. 6n7; Blue
BEL l3Wli; Dixie sac Goldneld
columbia, 80 bid; Hlberuia. Ga Z: St
ives 64m6o; Conqueror 10 asked:
Black Rock, 405: Lone star. 1920;
g. wonder 3u4; Potlstch. 20 asked
q. wonder, 3Mf: Potlatch 40
asked; orc. l7n1S; Kendall Ext.
saoi Sandstorm Ext. Ans:
Mayne' 4d5 Atlanta a5896
" Bend. 1914 Empire. loait. Red
Top Ext. 2302i. Florence. S.gOa8 92lb.
Diainondheld =. b. Cons. NG22: Gold
held Daisy. l00G1.02iA: Commonwealth
z54Zo; Comb. Fraction. 1.T5d1SO: CT
Bend Ext, 1OQl1; Midtown 25 bid: h
3. Bonanza. SOS, Kewanos, 4sd5O: Es-
meralda 1910: Portland. IS asked
Crackerjack 14616: +. Mohawk. 90
asked; Red Hills. 5000; Mohawk Ext.
sos. l. Dillon. asked; Y. Tiger. ia
IS; Grandma, 120l4: Col Mt. Ext.
asked. Goldheld Con. 672ibdG. as:
Diamonlneld Triangle. 1S0la.
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oIRoUx ooNsoLpArrn

Boston dispatch says a circular
mas been mailed by the Giroux Congol-
uated Mining company answering
some statements about the company
and IT'S properties. Tho circuiar h.,
part says.
do NOT be deceived by false pronb-
eng into parting with your stock nm
lake advantage OF tho present depre-
citation 20 add 10 your holdings The
100000 shares which 50 much effort
ia being made 10 shake out ana 40
freatly coveted are sim intact in ono
n3-ulhs ana VIII remain so against
any organized effort 90 ac1uire n d,
This refers % tho stock bala b,,
l'resi. Glroux and Associates. who bavo
placed IL IN "a five years voting trugt
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THE GREENE cANANEA.
New smeltcr WIN BE Ready Tor Conn
mission In November.
bullock Special Wire,

boston, sept IA News bureau
smeitrr export who has Iust concluded
"a several days visit 20 the plant ~
greene 'ananca states that Tie rehabii.
nation which has been going on since
early in the year and which win IN.
completed in November win put tbis
amell'r IN ihe best condition that ID hi
lohslNle % he on tho present site. the
area on which b. SO limited "a h. me-
vent me installation OF much automstic
equipment That could be- used 10 larao
advantage ln reducing operation forces
10 must Do remembered that Col
Greene selected me present smolter size
VIII "a view ol handling 900 tons Of ore
o. day nt she outside limit. Since that
time seven years ago, tho orc handled
mHlnp ON ihiH size hos been increased
I'D Hh'ni HlNu TONS. ia tho room that
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cARIsA LOOKS BETTER.
Supt ROssbcrg Brings some Good
News From Tintic Mine.

According to Superintendent Ross
berg Of the Carisa mila IT, he Tnt.c
district that property is beginning to
look up again. A new strike has been
made below the 700-foot level and Il
carries an the indications Of being one
Of considerable Importance Mr. Ross
berg explains that "A vein fully eight
feet I'm width has been exposed and that
considerable portion OF Il carries cop
per values OF anywhere from 10 to Is
per cents.
The find has been made I'm the north
ern part OF the property and In "a region
heretofore UNEMPLOYED. Work is also
progressing in the drift OF from the
Wine sunk from the 200 level A
fissure was encountered there several
days ago and the superintendent be-
lleycs 40 viii lead 20 something pretty
good and win cut under some Of the
old Slopes which have responded very
generously in the past
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
WOOL

ST. Louis. Sept 25.-Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 3u&: fine
medium, 1Sd23 tine, l7a0.
BOSTON.
Boston. Mass, Sept. 24--ln spite Of the
continued stringency in the money and
last weeks failure the local wool trade is
disposed to look at the situation hopeful
~, although Il IL ackno wledged that some
holdings have been disposed OF al prices
which would have been refused some
weeks ago. Quotations.
California, northern, 61q6S middle coun-
ty. 62a65; southern, eyes.
Oregon eastern No / staple, 70Qf2; east
eru No. /, clothing. 6SGI10; eastern aver
age 67n6S; valley No. ~ 6OdS2
Territory, secured basis, fine staple, p
Q7s. fine medium staple, 1OQ72, fine cloth
ing medium. 65N6s: half blood. 6ia6S;
quarter blood. 56'u6S
Pulled, extra. 6Sq72: fine A. 5Sds2.
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THE FORTUNA MINE.
Copper lmpregnatcd Porphyry Show
ing in New shaft.

Manager sidney NJ Bamberger OF
the Fortuna Mining company has ex-
pressed himself as being we'll pleased
with the progress being made with do
yolopmeut In bingham, The new
double compartment shaft is down
about 100 feet and exposed boz the bot
tom is "a mass of copper imprcgnated
porphyry Characteristic of some OF
Tie other big mines of the district
rho Fortuna Is very favorably site
uatod iu ,hc district and is rapidly do
Neloping into one ~ the big mines OF
the camp Sir. Bamberger says about
90 tons of sulphide ores are being
sent 90 market daily az the present
limo.
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~ FOUND available. Shelter superin-
s,e IN Chas. ~ shelby IL given crcdi,
LOT nhVinS Installed during the last sN
,ii ~, many Interesting new mccnau-
~, ~, devices which are proving very
aluahle Previous to his dCpmtui.
i i.r tne cnst last week. Col w. g.
1itene went through the mines, lalel
stating that they were I'M the best shape
known in their history Regarding
.hc now smelter he said that the plans.
we're finished and erection work would
Vvmmonce within q few months.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

May Day. 210o at 60. HOO at 6s, %
at SOL
Mt Lake. 900 at 30.
Sioux Con-. 100 at 81.
Iron Blossom 100 at Sf 500 at 50.
Uncle Sam Con. 400 at t.5li1.
Yankee Con, 500 at o.. goo 40 90.
Wabash ZOO at co.
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Tonopah Nevada i0U08l00. Non
lana Tonopah. 2650210. Tonopah EN-
tension l5oQL65. MacNamara, 82aSS.
Mllway, sOWSl. Tonopah Belmont. -lo
OHIO Tonopah, las. West End Cons,
eoQo Rescue. II asked Tonopah g.
california, 405. Golden Anchor SOTO;
Jim Butler. 1905 Cash Boy, 495,
Home. asked. Monarch Pitts. EXtn., Z
asked; Montana Midway EXtn., 3@4.
Golden Grown EE7e
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LAM. RACK

TIN. - au allmcut for which Chamber
laiu'f Pain Balm has proven especially
valuable. ln almost every instance 81 ~
lords prompt and permanent relief Mr..
Luke laGrauEo 81 orange. Mich, avs u
hlck 0 purchased bottle ~ chamber
Iain'r Pain Balm and two applications
effected cure For aaIo Dos AN drug
udrfE
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Stops earache in two minutes; tooth
ache or pain OF burn or scald in FIVE
minutes; hoarseness, one hour; MUSCLE
ache, two hours. sore throat twelve
hours-Dr. Thomas Electric OIL. mon
arch over pain.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.


Some Of the stocks traded in ON the
salt Lake stock & Mining exchange
are lower than they were yesterday.
This was am of day for the Tintic
issues aud nearly an Of them displayed
tendency 20 soften. Grown Point.
Iron Blossom. and Beck Tunnel an
went off; so did May Day. but Uncle
Sam Consolidated held its own
Several brokers bid FOR Ohio Copper
but failed 10 get 10 at 81 so, and scarce
ly any trading OF any kind was done
in the unlisted stocks. The closing
quotations and sales were:
IfNIISTED STOCKS
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cause Of the strength Of corn and a s.
cent advance IN the price OF live hogs.
January pork opened l0c higher at $40
Lard was up elh at STA. Ribs were a
shade higher at s.NiklSo0.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Sept. &.-sugar. raw, quiet
Fair refining. 8.45 centrifugal, sc test,
$50: molasses sugar, $40; refined. steady;
crushed, so. powdered, $40; graduated,
500
Conee-ouiet; No. Z Rio. 81: No. 4
Santos, s.
Molasses-Dull; New orleans. 3Sd40.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, Sept. 25.-Butter, steady.
Creameries. 3llfq 2si1; diaries. 22q26ia.
Eggs-Steady, at mark cases, Included,
lfr0Ilia.
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Itching piles provoke profanity but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's ONT
ment cures itching bleeding or protud-
Ing piles after years Of suffering At
any drug store
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- Ophir. l27Ma1.30. Mexican, 55nbl.
loud Curry. 30 asked; Con. va, ~
1oO. savage, 790S0. Hale a Norctoss'
soUse. Yellow Jacket. 1901 60. Bclcn-
er, s'HSS' Confidence 90 asked sleIia
Union tvG4q
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, sept 25.-Catue about ls.clc
Market steady. Beeves, 41OQG.2j. COWS,
l.Zolil. 40. Texas steers, 31044.3o; calves,
6.OOq6.0O: western cattle, 4.OJd6.2, stock
crs and feeders. 2.e0a6.00
Hogs-Receipts about 700 Market
strong 10 cents higher. IAght, 6.o6G6. 90.
mixed. G.e5a6. 60; heavy. 5.6og6, -; rOuehR.
5.eoN5.s9; pigs, 4-SoQ6.S0. bulk Of sales
sheep~Recedpts about 23ooa Market
steady. Natives, 3.OOQ5.4O; western. 3.Ogg
$50. ycarlings, 3. 4006.3o: lambs. 4. 75aG Is (;
western, 4.l5Qq 40.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Mo. Sept. &-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900. including 100 sOutherns. Mar
ket i0c higher. Native steers, 4. 766Dq 10;
southern steers, 3. 2Sa4.50: southern COWS,
2,2Q3. 40; native cows and heifers, 2 $50
5.75; stockers and feeders. 30ON6 e: bulls.
2.20Q3 20; calves, 3.OoQ6. y; western steers,
g. 2l66 %; western COWS. 2.50q3.S0
HOgs-Receipts. 5000 Market strong TO
Sc higher. Bulk OF sales. 6lOa6.3O; heavy,
6.o0a6.l5; packers, t.loQd.S0; pigs and
shecp-Rsceipts. 5000. Market steady.
Muttons, 8 O0d6. 60: lambs. 6.O0QF .; range
wethera, 5.o0a5.e5, fed ewes. 4.50q6.0o
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Neb., Sept 8-CattIe-
Receipts, 900. Market steady TO strong
Native steers. 4.6Oq1 90: cows and hefers,
2.00l4 80. western steers, 3 75a6 80. Texas
steers. S.00ll4 co. cows ana heifers, z. sd
so; Gamers, 2.O003 90: stOckers and feed
ers. 2.s0H5.25. calves, 8.00Q6 60: bulls
stays. etc. 2.GJQ4 90.
HoFs-Receipts. 500. Market steady 10
strong. Heavy, 6.300l5.75. mixed. 8. $40 q +;
light, G.0oq6.8; pigs, 5.&a6.0O; bulk Of
sales. 8. $4,000
Shocp-Receipts, 1900 Market steady
Yearings. 6. 0d5 80. fed muttOns. nothing
doing. wethers 5.OJa6.2oi ewes, 100000
lambs. G.6Ja7.00
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r. ~ West a. 60. stock brokcrr
ID b. walker Blk Both phones Of
nce ANA residence.
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sAN rRANcrsco MAnKEr.

James A. Pollock & Company fur-
nish tho following quotations from san
frhncisco on Nevada mining stocks
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REGULAR A. ~ SALES.


May Day. 1000 at Gs
Sacramento. 800 at O6.
Uncle sam $500 az 1877. 900 at
15l. buyer 30.
Colorado. 100 at 685. 100 at 625i
100 ut ESQ.
Crown Point 600 at 81, 400 at SIS.
800 nt So 1000 at sf buyer 3d. 100
so.
Nc Lake. $500 at 90. 900 at 59
Sioux con. 1850 "a OH. 100 af 90.
5000 nt Oh 1000 al OBJ. buyer 60
Seven Throughs, 100 az 15.
Wabash 100 at 40, 100 at fllai 200
al A.
OPEN BOARD
Beck Tunnel 800 az $50, 90 "a, lS5.
! 600 nt l71M
Crown Point 1000 at 81. buyer 90.
700 at h3' 600 at sli LOO at so.
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GEO. q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS "a D.. $50. Temple. Both
phones ono.
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~ a.. SNOW a Co.. Stock Brokers.
~ Commercial hlk. Both Phones 1879
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A. s. CAMPBELL.


Stock BROKER 2l5 D. =. Walker BLOCK
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OTHER pIsTRIcTs.

Falrview Eagle. l20dL25: Nevada
HIS 500 asked; PittshurR Sill Peak.
l.i6 bid: North star Wonder. asked /.
asked Alice Of Wonder. asked.
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Original 405; Bullfrog Mining. II
asked. Mont Bullfrog. 2d3: National
Bank. 16 asked l.. Harris, ta2; Am
cthyst 1f015. Gold Bar. As bid: Stein
way. 6 asked; Denver Bullfrog Annex.
bid. Bonnie Glare. 30 asked. May
flower Con. 26d21; Montgy. Sho. Ext.
@ bid: G. Scepter. asked: Montgy
Mt, 10 asked. B. Diamondfield. 10
asked: Homestake Con-. so bid; Y. Girl.
8 asked. Nugget. bid; Tramp Con,
32d33; Victor. 3. Sunset 4Q5.
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Mani. Cons. 80 bid; Mani. Min.
Co, 66T; s. Humphrey. 4a5; Dex-
ter. 10 asked L. Joe. asked: Cros-
cent. . bid: Combination, 20 asked:
Granny. is asked; Mustang, IS asked:
Little Grey. 15 asked; Cow Boy. 3 ask
ed; Ong. Mani. asked Broncho.
z asked. J. Jack, 14a15: Pinenut 8
bid; Buffalo. 5 asked; s. Dog. 10 bid:
Y. Horse. 3d4; Ind. Camp. bid.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28

man, and when the case came UP for
trial Maydwell moved a non-suit
which was accordingly entered. At
the same time, Maydwell announced
his intention Of bringing other suits
against the three ontais, which he has
since done. These suits were post
roned until September 23, 1907.
The petitioners claim that l.. Ahuna
and Maydwell are conspiring and con-
celebrating to defraud the petitioners
and for that purpose are using and In
tend to keep on using the courts for
he purpose of harassing, vexing ant
annoying them. Maydwell In acting
for the plaintiffs in the cases now
pending before the District Magistrate
Is acting in an improper and unpro.
fessional manner In that he secured by
legal process the taking Of the ava
away from the petitioners through the
giving of bond on which he ha,
Ahuna qualify as to his sufiiciency as
a surety, and is now attempting to
show that Ahuna did not own the
property which he swore he owned,
and that the bond was, so far as
Ahuna was concerned. fraud on the
court, and that the ava was taken
f.'om the petitioners by collision and
fraud. The petitioners claim that
Ahuna did own the cattle and Is now
furnishing Maydwell the means to
carry on the litigation.
The petitioners say that 1t will be
a vain and useless thing to attend the
trial of the cases in the District
Court OF South Kona. Either after
causing great expense and trouble &c
the petitioners to attend the trials
with their attorneys, the suits will be
discontinued, or by refusing to admit
testimony on the part of the defen.
dants the Magistrate will make the
trials mere pre.ense and farce.
Therefore the petitioners pray that
Judge De Bolt will grant a temporary
writ of injunction restraining the re.
spondents from bringing further nc.
lions against the petitioners until fur.
ther order OF the Court
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