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New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

Chicago, Aug. 3.-Oats practically monopolzed
the attention traders in the grain PITS to-day and
after being active all day closed strong and &c
higher. Wheat up lsc. chiefly because of re
ports OF cold weather in the Northwest Corn was
lac higher. Provisions unchanged to sc higher
Tho wheat market opeued easier because OF
lower prices at Minneapolis. and for some time
after the beginning of trading the market
dragged considerably. Later reports OF colder
weather in the Northwest, and houses with North
western connections commenced 10 buy moderately
The buying steadily increased. and finally reports
of frost various parts of Minnesota and the Da
kotas caused the market 10 become strong and
active English markets were closed to-day be
cause Of a holiday, but II reported that Cont
dental markets higher and that Liverpool
traders were willing TO offer Increased figures for
Manitoba wheat In addition reports of in
creased export trade. The market closed firm
September wheat opened 1sc to nc lower at 9l3sc
TO 92sc sold between 9l7sc and a37sc and closed at
92asc. C1earances of wheat and flour were equal
to 32IOO0 bushels. Primary receipts 96l 900
bushels against 11ll.ooo bushels on the same day
last year. Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts of 4ol cars. against 3N last
week and 645 year
The market active and strong for the
greater part of the day chiefly because the
bulge In oats and there were also signs of brS6d-
ening speculation, and this aided materially in
holding prices up Cash strong. and there
was a good demand for all available supplies The
market closed firm. September corn opened 1.c
to ac higher. at 541sc to 65c. sold between SAC
and 55ssc to 55Isc. closed at 547sc. Local
ceipts were l57 cars with of contract grade.
The oats market was exceedingly active through
out the session. The big bulls. who have been
buying for several days, were again in the mar
ket and in addition there frantic buying by
shorts who were anxious to cover their lines The
bulls sold at times the bulges, but failed to
weaken the market Country houses which had
sold against expected purchases from producers
were heavy buyers many OF them having reached
the conclusion that more oats have been sold than
can be delivered here for September The princi-
pal trading In September. but the May option
also showed much strength The close was strong
September oats opened isc to lc higher. at 42c to
421kc between 42c and 427sc to 4c. and closed
at the latter figure Local receipts were 5S
Provisions were dull. There was no trading In
September pork throughout the day. At the close
September pork unchanged. at SIG As Ribs
were SC higher, at s. so. Lard was 219c higher. at
50 90 Estimated receipts for Monday Wheat
277 cars. corn. 1s5 cars oats. 81 cars: hogs 1900
head
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Cadz July 2T-Slcilia dtaD. New YORK. for DA''
-
.usrue
Copenhagen. July 3i-Lsuctra tBrp, New hoiA' 80
ROTnsfalen tBrl. New York. ., r.-seSN
santos Aug I-GuJrune (Ger). New YORK. VIA DA
Pernambuco, fas
Rotterdam. Aug 3. p m-Ryndan (Duteh'- Ne
via Bouogne.
Hambu-g Aug 1-wiu,eira CBrp. New YORK L. oueene
Liverpool Aug 2-Celtic (Brp. New fors NA
town -. o,5 BAc<
Valparaiso. Aug 2-DaIbIair (Br). New fofS A
via Punta Arenas York
Liverpool. 2-Bovic tBrD. New Iork' ou' -
Nex York via Queenstown.
Glasgow. Aug 5-AstOria (3r). New York viA r,ysr
Antwerp Aug 3-Zeeland 1Brl. New YORK VIA a,-,rhl -
rotterdam Aug 8 $50 a m-Statendan (Du'c"'
York via Boulcgne. -. (-sefcsss-
Southampton. 3-St Louis New YORK va
land passed Hurst Castle las nh
Fiume. July 3o-Marianne (AuStI. New foIs.
Lucia. Aug l-Corinthia (Er). from Iqut-
New York.
Manchester Aug 2-Cuyahoga (Brj. New fof~
Para Aug 2-Maranhense (fsrb. New 4ofA-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
FINNISH M4IDEN'S FINISH.
Boards Ecerything She Sees Mouing
Truing to Get to Scranton.

A Finish girl called katarzyna and something
else no one could pronounce started yesterday for
Scranton Penn. She bought a ticket at 23d street
and got Hoboken In fine style. The noise in the
train shed there didn't please her, she turned
to the river She was put off ferryboat and then
tried Public Service car. That too much
for her and the conductor didn't like her anyhow
Katarzyna the Hamburg American liner
President Lincoln. and decided she would go TO
Scranton on it. So she aboard cheerfully and
began to tell a man who talked Polish how nice 1t
was to able to Scranton by water. This
off the Liberty statue, and presently there
was trouble Katarzyna found she was bound for
Europe instead Of Scranton, and she howled.
The skinner found he had a passenger who had
nothing but a ticket to Scranton to pay for her
passage. and he swore good. round German oaths
And the pilot. Nicholas Roach he swore. too. be-
cause he saw his finish coming. 1t came, and Fin
nish Katarzyna accompanied him when he took
O his roub boat
Kararzvna did not know it. but important
things happened about the time she started for
Scranton via Hamburg. The auxiliary schooner
Columbia. with ten passengers and no Hfeboats no
small boats whistle. no bell and no foghort
started on a pleasure cruise in the Lower Bay.
About the same time Admiral Mat Coneys sailed
Barge Office TO scour the main for vessels
that do not obey the rules for excursion craft
The lookout sighted the Columbia. Sail ho!' he
shouted "Avast. my hearties!' doomed Admiral
Matt "a prize, forsootht
Prize she was She had picked up Katarzyna and
the pilot and for once Admiral Matt was
puzzled But he took the whole and Kata--
Zyna TO the Barge Office, and there he held court
Some one said the Hamburg-Amerlcan Line was
dropping depOrted aliens over the side IN the BAY,
and every one thought II was an outrage Nloieht
measures were suggested and Bit Qugley want
ed the admiral TO sail for Potsdam at once and
lombard Dresden with the camera battery.
But war was held up pending the arrival Of an
interpreter. Then the truth came out, ana the
leader OF the party wanted 10 know why the
devil people went off at half-cOck about nothing
Katarzyna went to St. Josephs Home, and every
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
ITALIANS HELD FOR TWO HoLD-UPs.
Rob Woman and Later Waylay Baker in
Woods, Taking Money and Watch
IBv Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Hackensack. n. J., Aug. 3.-Nlck Grislo and
Lewis Rosa, Italians who said they lived at
No 32 Oak street, New York, were committed
to jail tonight on charges of highway
robbery. Last night, it is charged, they stopped
Miss Bessie Armstrong, nesr her home, at
Northvae, and took some change from her.
They asked her what time George SChuster. a
baker, made his morning trip
AT o'clock this morning the Italians held
up Schuster, making him leave his wagon in
the woods. They took $50 and a gold watch
from him. A constable and five men soon got
on their trail and arrested them. One of them
was about 20 shoot Constable Beerson. but
James ClaudiuS hit the robber on the nose and
caused him to drop his revolver.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
PAID FINES TO JERSEY SQUIRE.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune ]

EgE Harbor City. y. J.. Aug 3.-Many auto
sIeeders were arrested to-day by Constable Abbott
and fined by Squire Carver The first Mr..
Scott. OF Philadelphia, who his way to At
lantic City. he paid fine. G. Vaughn. who said
he lived at 18th street and Broadway. New York
City, caught. and when about to pay found
had lost his wallet, his license card and drivers
card. He managed TO settle with the court. how
ever Henry Hess Wawa, Penn; Clarence
Sicgel. Of Philadelphia; George r. Irwin. of Spring
Lake. and II. J. Atwers of Dayton. Ohio paid
fines. Siegei was held for a further hearing n
tho charge OF attempting to run over an
officer
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
SECOND DIMPFEL MARRIAGE LEGAL
MARYLAND Court 0verrides Bar to Matrimony
in New York Divorce.

Faston Md Aug Am opinion in the Dlmpfel
vii; case involving the distribution Of about s'e1
and the legality of the marriage Of William OSul-
braa Dirnpfel TO Maria 7. Dimpfel, now MIS- Ed
ward Woodail and their daughter, Maria I Dlilp-
fel as his lawful child, was handed down to-day
I'll three OF the judges concurrfng that the mar
riace Was legal and the child his legai helF,
The case grows out OF the fact that Wilnal
('Sulvan Dirnpfel divorced. with a par 10
y,atrf.Donv in New York. after which while MS
+Fc+ sxe was still living remarked in Washing
-on tb. second wife, Mrs. Maria i. Drnpfel, be-
coming the mother OF the daughter whose legli-
macy the decision of the court establishes
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

Dave Fultz the former star OF the New York
American League baseball team. was injured
the HOLLYWOOD Inn grounds, at Yonkers, yesterday.
A bounding ball was hit TO second base, where
F'uItz was playing for the local Young Mems Chris
tian Association team of the Yonkers city League.
and striking him the broke II. He sus
tafned a compound fracture of the bone. Futz
later left for his home in New York City. Through
his absence the Young Mems Christian Association
lost hv n 7 to score In a tweIve-inning struggle.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
TRANSPAcIFIc MAILS.

an
Corea. China and Phil
ippne Islands FranCtsCol-
Nippon Maru .'....................Aug 10. 900 p IN
Westp. New Zealand
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Vancouver and VIC
C)-Mcnuka. Aug. IL.
jar China Especially ad
dressed onlyb-Humeric Aug. Il.
Japan Corea China and Philippine
Islands tvia Seattle)-Rioun MaTu Aug II. 6tN
Franciscot-Aaneia Aug. 10. 600 p IN
Hawaii. CCrea, China and Phil
irpne Islands tvia San FrancisCOl-
Zealand Australia texcept Weso.
and New Caledonia (va san Fran
Japan Corea China (vin Van
and Victoria C9-Empress
Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands
Francsco)-U s transport. Aug 81.
Tahiti Marquesas Islands tyia San
Francisco Maril Sept 3. 500 m
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
ATTACKED NEAR HUSBAND.
Woman Seized by Unknown Man Whlie
Crossing Bronx Bridge.

With her husband within nifty feet or her' MI .
MARGARET McKirdy of No 141S Webster avenue
1,to pronx was attacked last night by an un-
td.nttfed man on the bridge over Park avenue a'
Wandover avenue, near Ciaremont PARK
.ncornanied by her husband. Mrs Mchiroy
,artad across the bridge. While he stopped 10
light a cigar she continued over the struc'u r,
when in a dark spot man approaches me-, -,
oftnr a str1,gEle kicked her several times III tie
abdomen She fell crying TO the walk ana tiie
man dashed by her husband and ran to "ehuoVer
Mrs McKirdy was carried TO the home or Or'
william Karniol. of No 1892 Bathgate avenue. WHO
treated her injuries. She was after"ard 'ahen
hcIr
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
HOTEL ABROAD FOR AMERICANS.
Maurice Untermyer Says United States Capt.
tai Nav Back ..nti-Extortion Enterprise.

Disguised by the exorbitant charges at Euro
pean resorts several Americans purpose building
a hotel at or Carlsbad for the convenience
nj Americans and Others who do not wish TO De
feeced bv overthrifty landlords. Maurice inter
Ynver. who returned yesterday on the halserln
Allg1ste Victoria, after taking the cure at Cafs-
bad. said: -. A..
prices sre exorbitant at all the resorts, but they
,o,ne near exforfion I'm Carlsbad Several Arneri-
cans ere seriously considering the formation or q
co,onary 10 build a hctel there. 1t should be done.
=, would teach business men over there lesson.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
HiGHWAYMEN STOP A CHILD.

Hackensack n. j. Aug. 1.-Two Italians are IN
.ta county tall here charged with having held up
BESSIE Armstrong little girl, and George Schus-
ter a baker near Northvale. Bergen County Ihe
nrIsoDers say they are Nicholas Grislo and LOUIS
Rosa and that they have no home. Inc emu "d'
,,o5 .or ,nonav but explaining that she had none.
was allowed to depart without molestatlon- Eariy
to-day Schuster started out his usual route ana
was about half q mile from NOrthvaIe When the
nc mo, robt.ed him OF SIS and watch and then
o.ickly disappeared. Schuster gave an alarm ana
nosse was organized and caught them IN the
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
ELIZABETH M. HOLMES ASKS FREEDOM

Justice Dayton. in the Supreme Court yester-
day. on the application Of Elizabeth NJ Holmes
who is an inmate Bloomngdale Asylum. issued
a writ Of habeas corpus directing DR. Samuel B
LYON who is in charge of that institution TO pro-
duce her on Tuesday morning before him, In order
that the question of her confinement: may be in
oured into. 1t alleged that the relator IS un-
lawfully restrained OF her liberty, she being en-
sral,-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
West Twenty third Street

passengers and u1dse. Arrived che Bar s.42 =
Steamer NanzaniIIo tCuean> Curtis Ci.ntIegos Ilr
.. 20 the New York and cuba Mail IS Co wttA rndia
steamer Bai,ie CET5). Hanson Liverpool July Is a.
Queenstown 26. the White star Line, with si- cab.
and 637 stsersse passengers and mdse- Arrived AZ t.
Bar at go m of august > r-- l-,--,..-.
July -. the New York and cuba Mall S. 90. VIZ
Staa-rSr r a CRANE IF,-i ro1Caet Ffsv-. 1,,lv
, TO the & SSrnPsse 'snSrs s. @ %i'a
rived at the ,... Bar AZ lis a m n s.s We
70 the Ocean So %. with passengers ard ndse Ii
steamer Border knight tTsr,. Dalton Newport S-a
August the John g SeaEe- 90. with coal IN tri-
sit Left Quarantine At 5-5s a m VIII finish loaih'
stsamsr AUGSBURG tGerl. Taulsen Hamburg July !. Z
at II. m Or Ausus, p Left Quarantine at -
Steamer Re al Italia trtaI, Tisco-ina- Genoa ".
H. Naples IS and Palermo 20. to Cesare Cont VIZ
fo cabin and - Steerase passengers and mdss- AZ
steamer cain1ania tsr,. Dow Liverpool JULY y Al
0ueensoTn .. the Cunart co. Ltd with 4I9 cao.
SOS steerase malls ard mdse Arrived AZ "
steamer Apache. staples jacksonville July 81 ssa
Charleston August O. the Clyde Co with Passenss'
and msss Lift ouarantine at 81 m ,-.,.. al
Steamer trirGSss % Anne Tsley G NeVPor md
mdse Left Guarantne az 10 -, ,,,x,r.
July "a Anchor Line with passengers nails aa'
mdse- Passed in SANDY Hook s.fo m.
light breeze: raining: thcb on shors
SAILED.
Steamers 81 Paul Southampton Plymouth ~. 1s
deriand tBss,; Antwerp via Dover Konis Aoe5. sss @
Naples and Genoa President Lincoln ttTeT HISnsaa
Furnessia CIir Glasgow. PhiladeIphia Juan ns. s
Island Kingston. etc; t8r). Avonmogth r a
eGer Inasua Einsston etc s. George tBr, & s sad
retqrne Fl sslo Galveston Renver Key w, we, e1,y
sanfa aN9nsn gamsto @ NSrfok and Nswg
News Iiaamshre tBr MelooTTne y1o Syinsy s' syinss
etc: Hanseat CNorl PernaIrbuco. Bahia etc t Ia.
,iSr, Hull: Aurora (Nor wentworth y 5. Mapna H''-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
BOY ATTACKS CHILD OF SIX YEARS.

For alleged attempted attack on Mamie Egan.
six years old. Jacob Hoch. fifteen years old, Of
No 1874 Clinton street. Hoboken. was held for the
grand jury yesterday by Acting Recorder Laverty.
The father hunted up the youth and gave him a
beating, but Hoch finally succeeded In making his
escape He was arrested yesterday. Hoch denied
any wrongdoing The child is not injured.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
pae,s SINGING AMERICAN SONGS.

The French liner La Lorraine got In yesterday
morning from Hayre and other French ports. by
~ ~ plymouth Among the frst-cabin passen-
- us A TOKEN Worm, associated with the
Sbuhe-t Brothers, theatrical managers
Mr. Worm said that he had accompanied MISS
r,ra Mariows 10 Paris and that she had then
gone 20 Italy 10 spend the remainder OF the sum-
mer Miss Mariowe. he said. would return here in
the fall
NJ Worm said that American songs were now
seing sung In Paris show houses and In the streets
Of the French capital
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
THIS POLICEMAN NO COWARD.

William Snead. twentyeight years old. a negro
who says he lives at No. 3A West 9Th street was
held s1o0 bail for trial yesterday by Magistrate
Corrigan in the West Side court
Patrolman William A. Murray, OF the west 5'th
street police station testified that on Friday night
Snead pointed a revolver at his head and threat
ened to blow the poncemans brains out Murray
leaped for 6neads throat and choked him with one
hand while he disarmed him with the others
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
STOCKHOLDERS ASKED TO SUBSCRIBE

Stockholders OF the Kansas city Railway and
Light Company, according TO a dispatch from Chi
cago yesterday. have been asked TO subscribe for
s;l25 900 of an OF $4,000 five per cent
notes at So A special meeting Of the stockholders
will be held in Jersey City August Is for the
purpose Of ratifying the issue of the full amount
of notes and authorizing the creation OF a mort
gage securing the obligation. The notes are
to interest from September l, 1907, and will
carry a convertible provision They to be d-
yfded into
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
FIRE NEARLY WIPES OUT TOWN.
One Man Killed and Twenty Hurt, Result
of Mysterious Explosion in Coal Shed.

Spokane. Wash. Aug. Sire followed by
explosion in the Oregon Railroad and Navigate
CompaHy's coal shed Winona killed a car in
spector, injured twenty persons and almost wiped
out the town last night. \ spark TO the
railroad station and the explosion In the shed ad-
joining followed The fire destroyed large part Of
town. The railroad denies that there
dynamite in the coal shed
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
: OF V. CAMP FOR HARLEM.

All the sons and grandsons Of Civil War veterans
over eighteen years old are invited to be present
next Tuesday evening in the pariors of Alexander
Hamilton Post 1872 Twelfth Ward Bank building.
,ogth street and Lexington avenue. 1t is the in
tentiou to organize a Sons of Veterans camp As
over siYty-ive have applied for membership a
charter has been asked for All who attend the
meeting next Tuesday may sign the same and be-
n.ma charter menbAeR
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
AUTO LEAPS INTO RIVER.
Machine Goes Into Calumet, in Chicago-ItS
Occupants Escape.

Chicago. Aug. Am automobile ran into the
Calumet River through an open draw at 92d
street night carrying with It G. Simonson. of
Grand Rapids. \. {. Menges. of Grand Rapids.
and Edward Lentz OF Chicago. leaped from the
before il reached the abutment SimonsOn
was rescued safely by the crew Of a tug.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
TWO ARRESTED ATTACKING GIRLS.

On a charge of attacking woman. Joseph Burns
twenty three years old, who says he has no home
and Michael Daily. twenty-four years Old of No
"a Monroe street. Hoboken. were held without bail
for the grand jury by Acting Judge LANCER in
the lst Criminal Court. Jersey City, yesterday The
victim is Mary Horst, twenty nine years old. OF
I.aidlaw and Oakland avenues, that city.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, August 8, 1907.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Monte Freeman. Galveston July 90. to the
Sout herr Pacific Company. with mdse Left Quaran-
tine al I 81
Steamer Graf wsldersee (Ger, Schulke. Hamburg
yuly o. Bouogne 80 Plymouth %.
burg American Line. with $40 cabin and 500 steeras
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
pITTs5URG DOCK WORKERS STRIKE.

Pittsburg Aug IA general strike OF caulkers
and dock workers employed along the Monon-
gahela River was ordered to-day and one thousand
men are out. The want an eight hour day
with nine hours pay Work has been suspended al
docks.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
AUTOS FREE TO SPEED IN SUFFOLK.

Suffolk County is going out of the automobile
chasing business because it cost too much. The
fines did begin to equal the expense-about SIS
a day--of furnishing up-to-date car for Sheriff
Wells and his corps OF deputies to run about the
county after automobile speeders.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises Sun T:l4 Moon Moons "A
HIGH WATER
A M-Sandy Island 4:+S Hell Gate $50
Z. M-Sandy Hook 4:26 Island 45I He'll Gate o;iI
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
sBrinRs mai
OUTGOING STEAMER RS.

Ma
Tanryaon Co Rrazu a Holt. n 100 m
t,,,hber- para Ro6th, 1900 30o
Princess Anne Dominion. 800
Finance Colon Panama -. IL 30 IN p III
Anach, yacksonyflle ........... 300
JEFFERSON Norfolk Ola Dominion 900 m
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
Summer Hosiery

Won7en's Black Silk Finished Lisle
Thread Hose and open lace work instcps,
Wonen's Isle Thread Hose, in black
lace effects with colorcd embroidery. also
black embroidered IN floral & fancy designs
Wornen's Gauze Lisle Thread Hose,
desirable colors, self embroidered fronts,
Wonen's Pure Thread Silk Hose,
with double soles in black, white and tan,
Mems French Pure Thread Silk Socks,
In black, tan, grey, navy. lavender, etc,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-22
JURY FAIL TO AGREE IN
FIRST OF LIQUOR CASES

The trial of Frank Caldwell. charged
with violation of the recently enacted
statute prohibiting the sale of liquors
within three miles of n construction
camp. was concluded yesterday after
moon, and resulted In n split jury, The
jury was out for an hour and a half,
and finally advised Justice Cartwright
that they could not agree upon Il YER
dict.
Caldwelfs second trial will take
place before Justice Cartwright at 10
o'clock this morning. The prosecution
Is being conducted by Chandler &
Quayle and the defense by Attorney
Anthony Zurich.
Caldwell is alleged to have sold Ii
quor near the work of the Steptoe
Valley Smelter company at McGill. The
new law provides that in the event of
conviction. the accused shall be fined
or imprisoned in the county Jail, and
1t is mandatory upon the county com
missioners TO revoke his license. There
Is considerable interest In the case. as
this is the first prosecution To be
brought under the new law in this
county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-22
MIZPAH COMPANY ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS For YEAR

The first annual meeting of the Miz
pah Gold & Copper company was held
at the Offices of ii. c. Herrick d Co.
yesterday afternoon and A. d. Myers
was elected president of the company,
as forecasted In yesterdays News. The
other officers elected were j. A Long.
vice president, and X. ID. MacLean. Sec
retary and treasurer. The tenure of
office is for one year
The directors postponed action ON
the matter of placing treasury stock
on the market at this time. believing
that the property will develop itself.
The indications In the shaft, ii was re
ported. promise that this will be pos
sible.
The company will begin To sort ore
at once and prepare for shipment to
the smelters at Salt Lake. President
Myers Is expected to return To Ely in
about two weeks. when another bust
ness meeting of the officers will he
held
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-22
WOOLEY COMPANY TAKES
ESTATE OF AMALGAMATED

Deeds were filed in the Office of the
county recorder yesterday transferring
from the Amalgamated Nevada Mines
& Power company to the Wooley EN-
ploration company. the enormous areas
of valuable placer land. with water
rights. improvements and good will
The stated consideration was the
largest of which record has been made
in the office of the recorder this year.
The amount involved in the transfer,
according to the deed. was $175,OO0.
The Amalgamated company gives til
tie to the Gold Placer group of claims,
aggregating ANA acres; also the
South Side Consolidated placer claims.
comprising 47.73 acres; the Southwest
placer claims, aggregating 1889
acres; the st. Pierre placer claims. 80
acres; the Verzan 60 acres; the Dry
Gulch, 20 acres; the Town Gulch, 20
acres: and the Transit claim, 1851
acres
Included in the deed is the Willard
ranch of 40 acres and the Benjamin
Hampton ranch. covering a large area.
The Wooley company also gets title to
the West. or Spring Valley ditch line.
16 IA miles in length Williams Greek,
Big Pines Creek, Ridge Creek, Pine
Creek, Quaking Asp Creek, Shingle
Creek and Willard Creek.
other rights and properties in the
deed are the East or Snake Valley
ditch, IS 1-6 miles in length; Burnt
Mill creek, Sawmill creek, Balsam
creek, Strawberry creek, Sage creek.
North Weaver creek and South Weaver
creek. The right to the use and con-
troll of the waters of Lehman creek,
North lake, South lake and Middle lake
are also included.
The reservoirs. pipe lines. water
gates, monitors, sluices, fumes, bitches
all buildings with but one or two eX-
ceptions and all property of every de-
scription. including bills receivable and
bills payable. all books and cores
pondence and all other items of the
holdings of the Amalgamated company
are specified in the deed.