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New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
SurrOgateS' Notices.

SurrOgateS' Notices.
X PTRsT4NCn OF n ORDER 81 Hon. ABNER 6.
notice is Hereby given to ali persons having claims
saas coTe Jay late Of the GGuRty Of New York
the subscribers their place OF transacng busi-
Street, in the Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New
HENRY LEWIS NORRIS.
IIbertr street, Borough Q Manhattan City OF
MACPHERSON. ROBERT BIN PURSUANCE OF
Of the County Of New York notice hereby given 10
dn all ats o 5 S@ N1pPf5 Bf5
at her place transacting business the office OF
Battle s Marshall No 81 Wsll Street in the city Of
Dated New York the % day Of December, 1907,
LILLE A. MACPHERSON. Executrix
BATTLE & MARSHALL. Attorneys for Executrix
<CtIBBEs. zEL-A.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
N Of Hon Abner c Thomas, Surrogate Of the
sons Tayine claims against ZeIa Gibbs late of New
Rqtf Rf thereof to bscrbe at its place Of
Te1 Yorh or o4 Before the 18th day Of April 1908 0
W S 9oK Gc LIFE LIFE IsGRANE ag or AND TRUs COM
A% fG5 city Executor 81 Wall Street
ScEEUER, CARL ALSO KNOWN as CHARLES
- 1rofste o the cSuntv Of Se @g Yr 0eT a E;
hereby given 70 all persons having claims against carl
CaasAa 10 present same vouchers thereof 20
tp subscriber place of ransacting business cara
Of Lewis NJ. Scheuer No f2s Broadway. City OF
Dated New York, the day OF NoVennber. 1907
HATTIE T. SCHEUER. Administrative.
LEWIS II. SCHEUER. Attorney fo- Administrative I2S
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan New York city.
rs PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G
1 Thomas, q OF The County York
notice hereby given 10 all persons having claims
York. deceased. present the same. with vouchers
thereof subscribers their place transactiug
business Office 81 Adoph Bloch. No. Nassau
street the city OF New York. before the I6th
dated New York 18Th day November 1917
LOUISE SUSSMANN
GEORGE H FR-ANZTUs. ~E1ecutors ~
ADOIPH BLOCH. Attorney for Executors % Nassau
Street Manhattan New York City.
VN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
4 Q THOMAS Surrogate OF the County
York notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against Helen A skdmore. the County
of New York. deceased. present same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber. MS place OF
transacting business Ne 30 West SD Street in the
Borough o. Manhattan CITY OF Iork on or be-
fore he 1O-h day Of April
Dated Nvw York the day October 1907
WILLIAM L SKIDMORE. Executor.
DAVIES STONE & AUERBACH Attorneys for Ex-
ecutor. - Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan
city OF New York
JN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ARNER
L & Thomas. = Surrogate or the County OF New York
Notice hereby given 10 persons having claims
jersey. deceased. present same with vouchers
thereof the subscribers their place transacng
business No. II William Street In the City OF New
Tork. before the 22d day or April
GILBERT NJ. SPEIR. Il
JOHN - O'COEOR. EAecutnrs
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
.SuYr0gates Notices.

MURPHY. JOHN in PtRsTAHCE OF AZ - -oftDIit
VI Of g.. Thomas Surrogate or the county
- sg YgrE near8ug lsth of January, iBls
atf. is hereby given all having claims against
l-t. sIfrrf-- late ut New 1oTh. de
I.zea 10 present vouchers thereof - tie
sr-rifars trar~acTiuE business AZ the
once of Reeves Todd Swain, No. So Liberty Street
81 tHs Rgr8lgE Manhattan the CITY OF New 1oTA,
t.4frr day Of 4 next
rf4-.B New .2I d 81 January 1905.
tsFRTF, a MURPHY AMI HARRY MURPHY. ESseu-
tors OF VIII and Testament OF John J. Mur-
r.7y Deceased.
TI.Fel rs TODD SWAIN. Attorneys for Executors No
r. Liberty Street Borough ot Manhattan New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABHER
l. c. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County New York
notice hereby given to all persons having claims
against Clara Chandler. late County OF New
York deceased, present the same. with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at his place transactng
business. the office Of OBrien & Sanford, No 100
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan IN the City OF New
York o before the Ist Of
Dated New York. the 25th day OF November, 1907
THOMAS D. JORDAN Executor.
. BRIFN & SANFORD. Attorneys for Executor. No 10
Broadway Borough Manhattan. New York Cfty
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New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
HOTEL DENNIS

ATLANTIC CITY. y. =
The House with a. unobstructsd ocean v1ev. Hoe
ana cold water In private baths
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27

IIUOT. CHARLES En- pursuance or an order OF
IL Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate o The
County OF New York notice hereby given per-
claims Charles Huot late OF the
of Massachusetts {
same. with vouchers thereof the subscriber.
OF Morris s. Plante his las
broadway. in the City OF New York on before the
29th day OF January
Dated New York. the 10Th day cf July. 1907.
LOUIS Ii. HUOT. Administrator
MORRIS PLANTE Attorneys for Administrator, oso-
1s5 Broadway New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27

JT PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
Il T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County ~ NJ
YORK notice - hereby given TO all persons having
claims against David W. DsEan OF The County of
New York deceased 70 present tho same. with vouch-
thereof 70 the subscribers their
scttng business at the Office OF & 90
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan in the Ctty OF New
York. on or before the Ist day OF March next
Dated New York. the f6th day Of August 1907
DAZIAN. Executors ~
ROSE PUTzEL Attorneys toE Executors i2s Broad.
may. New Xork City,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
BUY -NEvADA-UTA NOV

When began the present Nevada Utah campaign said:
My only transfer insiders holdings following
the public
will do al possible to keep price
made
will not allow the price to be rushed up until after the public have
bought.
days Advertising a beginning present
slnpmg market stopped Advertising and for let the stock
take Of itself
Notwithstanding this and the fact that the market has been
angud and ap NevadaUh has been steady finn
and the public, bought sfa
and-the wise know-a1 are beginning open their
To What will happen
when
transferred their holdings the public when
will and when advertising? What
will happen? You knoWtas of the Street null this but do
nung to-day, shall probably the word
advertising If I'm doubt about the general market
ing n with dash, might possibly wait another day.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27

TN PURSUANCE OF ORDER OF HON ABNER c
i Thomas a Surrogate the County New York
notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Alexander Maitland. late County OF New
York, deceased. to present the with
subscribers. their
business No 45 Broadway Room 1S4) il The poro1-gS
Manhattan City Of New York. before the d<st
Dated New York the s2d day OF November taS7
ADAM CAMPBELL.
CHARLES W. HAND ( Executors
ODELL & oDELL Attorneys for Executors. so Wall
Street. York City
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27

COLEMAN JAMES SIN PURSUANCE OF AN
- order Hon Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the
County Of New York notice is hereby given 10 all per-
having claims against James s Coleman,
the County OF New York. deceased present same,
vrf1h vouchers subscriber OF
transactng business. the Office Mcclure
% William street Borough Manhattan City OF
New York before the 18th day OF April. 1905.
Dated York. the 2sth DAY OF September, 1907.
BERNARD T. COLEMAN Administrator.
DAVID MCCLURE, Attorney for Administrator
- William street. Borough OF Manhattan
OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
i C. THOMAS, Surrogate of the County OF
York. notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Henri Antoine Joaquin also known
Joaquin. deceased, late Of the County OF New
York present the with vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber. place OF transactng business,
the office Messrs Coudert Brothers. No Rector
Street, the Borough OF Manhattan. City
York, before the 1st day OF July next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF November 1901.
CAMILLE JACQUIN, Administrators
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attys for Administrative.
Rector street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
SurrogdteS' Notices.

HEss. CHARLES An PURSUANCE OF AN
II order of Hon. Abnsr c. Thomas a Surrogate Of
County Of New York notice is hereby given
all persons having claims against Charles A Hess
at County OF New York. deceased present
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber.
place of traEsaCtng business the Office
Hostein. No 12S Broadway. IN the City of
York, or before the Both day Of May. 1905
Dated New York, the 18th day OF November, 1907.
IDA HESS Executrfx-
MARK q HOLSTEIN. Attorney for Executrix I2s
Broadway. Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
i Thomas q Surrogate Of the County York
notice is hereby given TO al persons having claims
against Bowen Whiting PiersOu. o County OF
New York deceased present the same.
subscriber, place transactin<
ONCE OF Walter LARGE. William
Street IN the City OF New York before Ist
Dated New York. the o5th day OF November. 1907.
MAMIE NJ. PIERSON. Administrators
WALTER LARGE Attorney Administrator Is
William Street Borough OK Manhattan New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-27
SulT0gGtcs Notices.

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Dr. @ IRE tne i-t day ~ August next
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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
POPULAR FURNITURE FIRM
AIDS SAN FRANCISCO
Such Methods Help to RehabiIitate
Our City

Not only has the Lindholm furniture
company been selling the Kragen's
stock of furniture at u to 1-3 of it's
value, but they now offer a still greater
concession.
BY request from hundreds of people
who did not have all cash and yet
wanted to take advantage of the sale
the Lindholm stores have granted this
favor.
On all purchases amounting to $50
or over the customer is privileged to
pay 1-3 down and arrange to pay the
balance on easy terms Such an offer
as this should crowd the store to the
greatest capacity. for their prices now
are already lower than can be bought
wholesale.
Here are few of the bargains they
advertise: $40 Morris chair, s675; SIS
dresser, s9.75; $3.50 dressing table,
s6.75: arm rocker. s1.90; and all their
iron and brass beds at " price or less.
Every article that Is on sale Is guar
anteed as represe ented by their sales
men or money back. A store with a
policE so broad and liberal cannot help
but succeed and be a credit to any
community.
The sale starts each morning at 8
o'clock at the Lindholm furniture COM
pany, corner Van Ness avenue and
Eddy street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
FOUND DEAD WITH
BULLET WOUND IN HEAD
Eliza Krivo, an Austrian, Dis
covered Lying on Hillside
Back of His Dwelling

JACKSON, Aug. 1.-Elija Krfvo, an
Austrian, was found dead on the
hillside above his dwelling last night,
with bullet hole in his right ear. The
body was lying about so feet west of
the dwelling and near the Argonaut
mine. His hands were folded on his
breast and no weapon was found near
the body The general opinion is that
it is a case of murder. although no
motive can be given for the crime The
deceased man was between so and 40
years old. single, and lived with his
two brothers and sister, the latter
aged II.
Krivo was caught in a blast some
time ago while working in the mine.
his injuries being principally about the
face, and his sight had been gradually
failing since the accident He had been
unable to work on account of wounds.
At times he was inclined to despond-
ency, saying that he might az we'll be
dead as blind. Yesterday he came to
Jackson alone and appeared to be
cheerful.
An autopsy was held and disclosed
the fact that a pistol ball entered the
right ear, coursing downward toward
the jaw. No powder marks were found
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
ENJOIN SUPERVISORS FROM
AWARDING CONTRACT
Rainey 6 Phillips. Contractors,
Sue to Obtain Courthouse
~ Work as Lowest Bidders

REDWOOD CITY, Aug. definite
action was taken today by Rainey &
Phillips. stone contractors Of San
Francisco. in their suit against the
board of supervisors for not awarding
them the contract for the stone work
on the new courthouse, although their
bid was s2.500 lower than that of the
Colusa sandstone company.
The present action is brought by
James Y. Swift, editor OF the Redwood
City Democrat, at the instance of Raj
ney & Phillips, through their attorney,
Archer Kincaid. According to the pa
'peFs. filed with the county clerk today
Swift asks for a review of the whole
proceedings on the ground that the
board Of supervisors exceeded their
authority in not awarding the con-
tract TO the lowest bidder. An injunc-
ton viii also be served against the
board at the commencement Of Mon
days session in order to keep them
from carrying out their contract with
the COlusa sandstone company. The
builders association of San Francisco
IS credited with being behind Rainey
q Phillips in their fight with the super
ViSOrs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
BARS BANKS FROM
GUARANTY FUND.-
BOnaparte Says National Instis
tutiOns Would Violate Law by
PIedging Securities
Attorney General Thinks Okla
hOma Banking Scheme and
Federal Statute Conflict

WASHINGTON, Aug. In a formal
opinion rendered by Attorney General
Bonaparte on the request Of Secre-
tary Cortelyou of the treasury depart
ment it is held to be Illegal for any
national bank to enter into contract
or other arrangement with state off,
cials for the purpose OF creating a
guaranty fund out of the banks de-
posits or capital stock to be used in
paying the depositors of any bank, in
cluded within the terms of a state
statute, any deficiency there may be in
the amount TO be received by them
from assets Of such bank in the event
of it's failure.
Secretary CorteIyou requested the
attorney generals opinion as to the
legal right of national banks in the
state of Oklahoma to, contribute toward
the guaranty fund or to avail them
selves Of the other privileges OF the
state banking act"
In the course Of the opinion, Bona
parte says:
The statute Of Oklahoma TO which you call my
attention creates state banking board composed
OF certain designated state officers, and requires
the said board to levy against the capital stock
an assessment of per cent OF the banks daily
average deposits with certain deductions, upon
each and every bank organized and existing un-
der the laws OF this state.'
This assessment is to constitute. what IS desig-
ditional assessments to be levied against the
capital stock OF the banks, proportionately to the
amount OF their deposits, SO as to always maj
tain the fund at the designated amount
II is generally recognized that national bank
has no power 70 guarantee the obligations OF a
third party unless in connection with sale OF
transfer Of its own property and as an incident
TO the banking business.
1t has been srened that the bank IN this case
would not guarantee the obligations of other
banks but would only agree to put the state OF
Oklahoma. through its banking board In funds
to make effectuals such guaranty on it's part.
thinksthis is distinction without difference.
1 have not overlooked the fact that. by the
terms of the proposed contract between the bank
IN question aud the state It's banking board
the said hank agrees to do nothing which shall
be IN conflict with the federal laws. but this pro-
vision is not relevant. for the entire contract Is
ultra wires for a national bank and prohibited by
the inteutment OF the statute. / hold that such
Is the fact with respect to the contract proposed
IN this that It is illegal for the officers OF
any national bank to enter into such agree
ment is contemplated by section OF the
Oklahoma statute. and that persistent and willfu
action to this effect the part of any such
bank would be just cause for the forfeiture Of Its
charter
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
ATLANTIC FLEET
AT FIJI ISLANDS
Big Squadron of Battleships
Reports Uneyentful Trip
From Honolulu

SUVA. Fiji Islands, Aug. 1.-The
United States Atlantic fleet at p. m.
July 80, reported by wireless In lati-
tude degs- so Minis south and longi-
tude 16S degs. so Minis. west.
The cruise was reported as unevent
full There were four hours of practical
evoiutfons daily. The coal consump-
ton was decreasing daily and the ves-
sells had a greater steaming radius
The symmetrical development along all
lines was reported to be most crafty
ing.
At o'clock Friday evening the fleet
was in latitude II deg. AZ MINIS south
and longitude 169 degs. 81 minis. west
The dispatch said that the fleet would
pass to the east of the island of Tu-
tuna, Samoa, Saturday at 6 o'clock in
the morning, would cruise along the
southern shore of the island and then
shape its course direct for Auckland
All aboard were reported well.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
PROMISE
BRYAN SUPPORT
(Ieorgia Club President and
Iafnn1aiy Delegates Assure
Nebraskan of State Votes
Speech of Acceptance Sent to
Printers and COmm0ner At
tends Neigl1bor's Funeral

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 1.-The prelinf-
nary draft of the speech Of acceptance
Hof William j. Bryan was finished today
and 1t IS now being set up in type.
Proofs Will be submitted to the demo-
cratic candidate Monday or Tuesday,
when the final corrections will be made
and the speech completed by August 5.
Bryan was absent from Fairview
most or the day attending the funeral
or near neighbor, also making ar
rangeinents for the printing of his
speech.
Upon his return he found waiting
him number of visitors. Among these
We're r. M. Hitch, president of the
Bryan and Kern club of Savannah, Ga,
VINO told him that Georgia was safely
Democratic
A delegation of Tammanyites also
called. The party was composed of
John s. Whalen. secretary of state AS
semblyman James j. Hoey and ]. M.
Foley New York city; Michael Scully,
city clerk, New York city, and P. III.
walsh. private secretary to Justice
Newburger- They stopped off at Lin
coin between trains to pay their re-
spects.
Bryan was much gratifed to hear
from them that the democracy Of New
York would cast its solid vote for him.
The question of the democratic nominee
visiting the empire state came up and
while no date has been determined
upon, Bryan said it was his intention
to go there and deliver several pre-
pared speeches.
This afternoon the protests Of Victor
Rosewater against the fusion of demo-
Gratis and populists on Bryan presi-
Dental electors were argued before
Secretary of State Jenkins Arthur
Mullin of O'Neill appeared in behalf
OF A. ID. Cameron, candidate from the
sixth district and also for some of the
other candidates who protested
Victor Rosewater and some others
presented the contestants side of the
case. 1t is believed that an appeal will
be taken to the supreme court from the
decision of the secretary of state for
the unsuccessful party.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
HARTMAN STARTS ON
TOUR OF INSPECTION
Accompanied by President of
the Erie, but Not by
George Gould

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-E H. Harri-
man, president of the Union Pacific
railroad. started for the west this aft
ernoon on a special train of five cars.
Hartman boarded the train outside the
city, coming down from his home at
Arden, N. Y.
1t was reported earlier in the day
that George Gould was to accompany
Hartman on a tour of inspection over
the Wheeling and Lake Erie, the Wa
bash Pfttsburg Terminal and the Wa
bash lines. but SO far as could be
learned Gould was not in the party
President Underwood of the Erie ac-
companied Hartman.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
STOPS THE SLAUGHTER
OF PLUMAGE BIRDS
Bill Is Passed by House of
Lords Which Will Prevent
Wanton Killing

LONDON. Aug. IA bill to check the
wsnton slaughter of beautiful plumage
birds was introduced in the house of
lords May u by Sir John Lubbock and
passed its second reading one week
later. It was then referred TO a select
committee for recommendation as to
the best method of carrying out the
desired project This committee re-
ported today in favor of the bill and ex-
pressed the belief that it would be not
only of general advantage, but render
more effective the legislation adopted
in the United States, India and Aus
tralia TO the same end. The committee
urges the government TO endeavor to
secure international action in this
matter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
RAILROAD COMMISSION
WILL APPEAR IN COURT
Will Show Cause Why Injunc-
ton Should Not Be
Issued

RENO, New, Aug. AT Carson
City the Nevada railroad commission
will appear before Judge harrington
Monday morning to show cause why an
injunction should not be issued in the
case of the railroad commission against
the Ely Northern railroad company.
This is the case in which the Ely
Northern railroad company was ordered
to move its passenger depot from its
present location to point nearer the
city of Ely. The railroad company
Immediately carried the case to the
federal court and secured a stay OF
Judgment. The committee was then
rington and show cause why the in
junction asked for should not be
granted.