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New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
MINING NOTES.

y T Van Brunt president Of the North Butte
Extension Company. has returned nom Butte
While there Mr.. Van Brunt purchased an eiec-
-rcsl puup czpahle Of lifting LOO gallons OF water
minute from the 1e,o-foot Level. The last shot
fred n The SHAFT before be left. at the 5o-foot
lsveI. uncovered \ thres-foot str1nger which was
highly rreraiize6. and which. from its direction
was beliered to he an offshoot of the Great Black
Rock vei1. In addition TO the electric pump Ar.
Tar Brv1nt has ordered electric hoist with Ca
parity for sinking the shaft 200 feet and twelve
d cornprezsor With the installation OF TINS ma
chne-y steam Will be entirely abandoned and cleo
.rc1tv substituted.
Shipments of copper from the mines OF the Utah
Consol-5sted Mining Company 10 the Galnelo
sre.ter VIII be started within the next day or two
and the srnelter Is expected TO be turning oot
copper for the Consolidated company by reoruary
& Operations were suspended some time ago as
resuit Of srnoke-nJIisance suits. The American
Smelling and Refining Company is now handing
The conpany's ore through the Garfield sr1elter
~ the annual meeting yesterday OF stockholo-
q the Copper Queen Mining Company the re-
t1ng trustees were reelected No report OF op-
s-suons ues given out for publication
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
BAD FOR INNING BROKER.
Court Refuses to Tacate Order for
&. Il. Stonemon's Arrest.

Charles A Stonernan who Is said to be the NOV
ing spirit in several mining and brokerage
panies, including o F. Jonasson & Co. the Jonas
son Trust Company, Jonasson & Co. and Oscar f
Jonasson. received another Jolt yesterday when
Justice Leventritt refused TO vacate order Of
arrest against him which obtained a month
ago By Ernest s. Webster. Webster alleges that
Stoneman has fraudulently appropriated one thou
sand shares of the Frapcts Mohawk Mining and
Leasing Company stock. while Stoneman contends
that of the numerous companies in which he is
interested. and not he, is responsible for the sale
OF the stock which belonged to the vernonter
Justice Leventrftt decided that stonenen was
really all there Of the various companies, and
that consequently the court should be slow to
permit the defendant to escape the consequences of
his fraudulent acts through confusion of busi-
ness names adopted by him. and which could
scarcely have been designed with worthy motives"
Webster flooded with enough literature
in Vermont last spring to induce him to buy
several thousand shares of mining stock dealt in
by Stonen1an- Later he was induced to give back
to O. F. Jonasson & Co 1000 shares Of Mohawk
stock 1000 shares of Goldfeld Madonna Mining
Company stock and thirty-eight shares Of Crown
King mining stock security for a loan at
per cent of s415. He assured that 1t would
be fine have his money and at the same time
collect dividends his stock He was later asked
to sign a note giving the Jonasson concern the
right TO dispose Of the stock at any time, but
refused After considerable correspondence Web
ster got his dividends Of 500 on the Mohawk
stock and then received Information from a firm
of brokers in San Francisco that Stoneman had
disclosed of the securities. He ct once brought
suit
Justice Ierentritt says that the record dis
closes that Stoneman has filed with the county
clerk certificates showing that he Is doing busi-
ness under the names of the various Jonasson
concerns, Oscar f Jonasson. according to the
MAGISTRATE is a young and inexperienced clerk
q, the office and "the name plainly adopted
to deceive the public and escape liability for un-
authorized and unlawful acts.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
SHIPPERS WILL FIGHT
Object to Action of Trunk Lime
Roads IN Cutting Free Deliveries.

Members OF the Produce Exchange arc up in arms
over the decision Of the Trunk Line roads to change
tho old established custom of giving shippers of
pork, -four and other products five free deliveries
on different vessels for every carload to only one
free delivery All subsequent deliveries to be
charged for at the rate of 50 each The plan is to
60 into effect March ] unless the shippers
ceed In their efforts to have the railroads rescind
the order
Members OF the Produce Exchange interested In
the matter have organized committee to endeavor
TO bring about repeal of the new regulation
Arguments viii be submitted to the officials Of the
Trunk Line railroads showing why the old custom
Of split deliveries should be permitted to remain in
force T. r. Carhart. chairman of the committee,
said yestedray that If the appeal to the railroads
was NOT successful the matter might be called to
the attention of the Interstate Commerce Comrnis
sion The other members Of the committee
George W. Copeland, B. H. Price, A C. Fetterolf,
Charles W. BowT1ng. H. N. Bogert and Walter
Moore.
The committee held meeting yesterday. but no
definite action was taken In regard to the appeal
TO be made to the railroads. Another meeting viii
be held to-day. Mt Carhart said
Shippers of -four, beef and pork to the southern
export markets, embracing the West Indies. Mexi-
co. Central and South America and the West Coast
OF Africa, will be affected principally by the new
rule These men say the requirements and charac-
ter OF this business entirely different from the
United Kingdom ana Continental business, where
contracts are made In advance for specified period
OF shipment and specified quantity, which require
no split deliveries whereas in the southern export
markets orders for small quantities of frequent
shipments and with few exceptions, It is
tornary for importers especially of -four. TO con-
tract for future delivery.
The shippers point out that foreign competition
FOR this business Is severe and declare that It
the custom of the split deliveries which has been
the foundation which this trade has been de-
veloped and increased to its present proportions,
They add that the new regulation would almost
appear restraint of trade. IT is this ground.
IL IS understood. that appeal is to be made to
Interstate Commerce Commission. On the other
hand the railroads claim that the old method OF
split deliveries differential in favor Of
certain class OF shippers and that alone
ought to be done away with
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
Notice of Summons.

--c.7-DPFNrn COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
~ 1etarlfs Weinberg Plaintiff Wolf Weinberg and
80 pivorta Weinberg. Defendants Trial desired IN
sbaIa e Sew York. summons with notice To the
4 Named Defendants: You hereby summoned 70
r bs complaint in this action ana 10 serve COPY
q. or answer the Plaintiffs Attorneys Within tweh
,s after the sergice or this summons exclusive OF
y eT service and OF your failure 10 appear.
Judgment wi be taken against you by aeIaut
-slfsf the complaint DARED
@ io[ "a 1905 PURDY. SQUIRE & ROWE. Piaintir,s
once Postolce Address. No lo BROAD
[xsy Borough Manhattan. New YORK. =: h3 .he
Weinberg and Chann DiVorJa weinberg
The foregoing is served upon
ssns ms "a an order Of the Hen. David i-evenritt a
of the Stafe OF New
sses TIE an day February fsos ana 1led WIN the
OF the Clerk OF the county OF ew
TaTt in the County Court House, In the Borough OF
Of York the 5th DAY oi ftbIl-
.astnH @ ,aae Dated New York. February 4th, 1908.
B,gppy eoIIIRE & ROWE, Plaintiffs Atforneys: 100
,,osd1.v Iorough Of Manhattan. New York. NJ T.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
PICTURESQUE CANNES.

When Lord Brougham recognized the opportun1-
ties r,ossessed by Cannes winter resort Tor
his countrynlen. he little dreamed of the result OF
his splendid work which led to the beauttfyfng OF
the crude conditions of the city to which ne de-
voted his time and money. Located in one OF the
choicest and healthiest spots overlooking the sweep
of the harbor the Estereles and Lerfn Islands.
stands the splendid Hotel Gallia In the midst OF its
beautiful grounds and a blaze of sunshine. SO
ronuIar has the Gallia become that long before
n+ber hotels had a round dozen of guests It had
half tts rooms occupied this season Mr.. Smart
is the name of the manager. and his ambition Is
To have everything connected with the Galla equal
ly smart.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
HRRIEG-HALLMARvIN co. REPORT.

ne annual report of the Herring ID an-MaiNih
es,e Company for the fiscal year ended December
q 1907 shows net earnings OF s1o3.525. an increase
= e-z7s over the preceding year; surplus ior ti1e
sser, 5i.553, increase OF s2.11o. ana toHi 1uF
rus sl26s3s an increase Of ;6l,55s In ms annual
'port President Carpenter saws;
lie net earnings Of the last year were mace
hlefy In The first nine months, general business
91c4tlons curing the last quarter having cLahsed
eorupty we believe the present depression is
ssnporary and that the progress OF the company
business viii continue satisfactory In the future
tne balance sheet shows among the haoAiues
SoA for for completion or contracts ana
$-Sz2o as contingent liability reserve
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

ELECTRICAL. WORKERS WANTED.--We
can 1T you for q good, well paid position
a. an electrician, or electric railway, light
ing OF dynamo station foreman or superin-
tendent or telephone manager. We can
teach you by mail in your spare time and
al small cost The only qualification needed
is ability 10 read and write and will to
succeed. Write to-day, stating the subject
which interests YOU 1. c. s, Box 1911. E
Scranton. Pa
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool ta-
bles. high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices. Marx Bros. "a Cnion Square
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

misunderstanding and building associa-
ton wants general clerk OF some expert
ence IN this line, S624. commission mer-
chants want ledger clerk familiar with card
system, STS0-S9S6; manufacturers Of paints
and varnishes want order clerk familiar
with billing merchandise and running type
writer, $824 Hapgoods. 607 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
GRADUATE NURSE wishes position as
office nurse with surgeon or physician in
this city. Address Box 102, 400 W. 116th st,
TEACHER Cvisiting) has hours disengaged; !;
English German painting kindergarten.
basketry. ladies'; specialist for children.
references; state requirements; letters, lit
erature Address Latest Method. Tribune
Uptown Office. 1884 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

WANTED.-Two able solicitors for a high
class work; paying proposition: SIS to
$50 on each order. Address Lock Box 81,
Madison Branch Station, New York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
TOD ST 100 WEST
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


single insertions cents per ltne Six
teen words seven times consecutively. 81
which entities advertiser 20 have rooms
entered for q period OF fourteen days In
The Trtbune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms,
Write for circular
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had, free Of charge. at the Uptown
Office of The New-York Tribune. 1864
Broadway, between Goth and S7th SITS.
FAMILY of two have room TO spare; viii
give home comforts to refined !adY or
gentleman; references required. Apartment
D. Hoffman Arms, 10Th st. and Madison
622 WEST 137TH ST, adjacent Riverside
Drive.-Two connecting rooms; Iavatory
between: together or separate: one smaller
room; modern elevator apartment: 9th floor.
y. W.
FINE large furnished rooms; convenienoesI
near car lines: refined, Quiet house; tele-
phone. 210 West 44th St
FURNISHED room to rent; low ngure- 8o
East 49th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
CARPET CLEANING.

NJ, CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest, Largest Most Modern
437 AND 439 WEST 18TH ST.
Tel 4692A693 Bryant Established 1857.
W. H. JORDAN. EDWIN LENTZ
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air, steam, hand CT
OF floor. 1854 Broadway, 421 East 18th -.
COE & BRANDT. Tel 1S2-SSth.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription. 70,

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription, for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No 1854 Broadway. between S6th
and 97th sts., until o'clock p m Ad-
.yertfsements received at the following
branch offices at regular once rates until
o'clock p. m. viz: 2o4 sth ave. s. e
East I4th st. 257 West 42d St between
7th and sth aves: 263 West 123th st: 1888
Sd ave. between 10th and 77th sts.; 1925
Sd ave. near 61st st; 17Os LIST ave, near
seth St; l57 East 18th St: 756 fremont
ave; $50 Sd ave and any American District
Telegraph of1ce>
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions 5 cents per line. Six
teen words, seven times consecuttvely. II.
which entities advertiser to h0~S rooms
entered for a period OF fourteen Gays IN
The Tribune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
Write for circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
may be had, free OF charge. at the Uptown
Office of The New-York Tribune, 1884
Broadway. between 35th and STth sts.
72D ST., 120 WEST,
between IT, and subway express stations;
beautiful rooms; superior table; references
given and required.
4eTH ST. 8 EAsT.-Larse and small
rooms, very desirable, with boardi refer
ences-
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WE NEED several men OF ability to act as
our agents; good proposition; steady po-
sition. Mr.. Reeve, $ East 26th St. Room
226
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SurrOgates Notices.

NUTTOgGfeS ItOL1cGS.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON: ABNER {
L Thomas. Surrogate of the County OF New York
seans. sesGs Is 5ass tS
York @ TO at her pae of
the once OF AfFsd B5oTa NC @ S2 e ot Me1
St5ss' york on N or before DAY Of Nay
Dated Ne" York lhs ASNE s' D o UIGfES Il ExaoStl.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN oRpER. OF HON. ABNER G
| y Tbomas Surrogate OF the County Of New York
esaas hsny D. Edwn II IA late @ coun
@ seeas ssscs present at 6er 5ss ins pace %f y
~ sh ss ser6ash of sA6fd 6
3s 9er 5 5ss cay sh q ady Nas s so
iGHN HafREb HhFHf = aAEDWIN. ttTNRs,s l1ls'u'0'>
'AEEDn sn 6 street Borough Of Manhattan City.
.oc.SDEg YDwARr w1I-L1s--1N PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Hon Abner g Thomas. Surrogate Of
count va Of SiT cs against Rdwad Wills cands
se Of County Of New York d. deceased % to
her Of sIanaaong 6g business S at to the Pns osg
Sasnsh aa4aash 81 York
fOTs shs EeR YORK the 9th day of December 1907
pA'Su EDITH MATHEWS a AdminssTatIin -.
Administratrix. so Pine Street New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER. OF HON ABNER c
| Thomas, a Surrogate of the County OF New York
nSs sst Is JossPh smith TO late a Of bs oany OF
York deceased to present the & same a wa a
ing business at the office of DAILY Hoyt Mason. No
Is William street. City of New York. on or be-
he day OF May next
Dated New York. the 23d day of October. 1907
MARY z. SMITH MARY e. SMITH. EXecutrices
nary HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Executrices
is William Street. Manhattan. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
L H. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York, notice is hereby given TO ali persons having
claims against William Bartels, late of the County OF
sew York deceased to present the same with vouch-
ers thereof subscriber his place of transact
'sg business 100 Greenwich Street in the City Of
.Sew York. before the 18th day OF July next
ted New York. the 18th day of January. I9o6.
FERDINAND BARTELS, Administrators. l60 Green
wich lstreet. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
H r Z. aBEARDsLEY Attorney for Administrators,
81 Nassau Street, New X4k.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, SILVER and precious stones
bought ut highest market value: made
slry CT Japanese goods at NJ F. Topper .
factory II West 33th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
ofhce, No. 1864 Broadway. between Sdth
vert:sements received at the following
branch Offices at regular offics rates until
8 o'clock m. viz: 2o4 sth ave-. g. 9.
cor. 23d st.; 1853 9th ave, cor l2sh st: o3
Fast lAth ST . 2S7 West <2d ST.. between
1th and sth ayes- 2d3 West l25th ST. 1853
Sd ave, between. 76th and 77tn sts.. l62o
"a ave-, near 5lst St. los list ave-. near
seth St; 15I East l25th st.. $50 fremont
ave. $50 80 ave- and any American District
TslsxTaph on1cA
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HELP WANTED.

CHEMIST OR DRUGGIST, not older than
80, who can compose good business let
ters and typewriue them rapidly; good per
1nanent position. Box 1S Cambridge C,
Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
WORK WANTED
Male

ADVERTISEMENT wRTTER--Long ex-
perience. schooled expert in presenting
selling POINTS: advertising campaign for big
water company just completed; past two
years New York manager big corporation;
practical printer. Expert, 90S9 Metropoli-
tan Life.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-11-07

The punchbowl presented to Mr.
Wells was of solid silver. The in
scription on the bowl is. Pre-
sented by the employee OF the
Wailuku Sugar Company as are
membrance to G.. B. Wells upon
his retirement as Manager of the
plantation 1908"
1t is handsome gift and Mr.
Wells prizes it highly.
The retirement of Mr. Wells from
Wailuku marks an epoch in the his
tory of the plantation.
In 1890 Mr.. Wells became the
manager of the Waihee Plantation
Atthat time Waihee was Il separate
plantation, Wailuku was another,
and Waikapu was another. The
combined output of sugar for the
three plantations was then four
thousand one hundred tons. In
1898 Mr.. Wells came to Wailuku as
the manager of the Wailuku planta-
ton. He had for some time been
planning the consolidation of the
three estates and the following year
the consolidation was effected and
Mr.. Wells became the manager
which position he held until his re-
tirement on the first day of this
month,
Under the management of Mr.,
Wells the water system has been
perfected and thousands of acres of
land added to the estate. The es-
timated tonnage of sugar for the
next crop will be 10000.
Mr. Wells is one of the oldest
plantation men in the territory. He
has been in plantation work twenty
eight years and has been manager
for twenty-five years. He leaves
the plantation in excellent condi-
ton.
During twenty-three years of his
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-11-07
Cowboys Want
Land For Homes

Over in Ka-u. Hawaii, near the
WaIohinu district. there are lot
of old Hawaiians who are not
afraid to settle down on govern
ment land with the prospect of
losing it if they do not abide by a
five or ten-year residence agree
ment a number of these, have
made application to Land Commits
sioner Pratt for small tracts of land
on which they can build their
homes and live for the rest of their
lives. There are about twenty APP
plicants for land here, and from
calculations prepared in the Land
Commissioners office, they will be
given anywhere from 80 to 50
acres each.
Cowboys at WaImea, Hawaii,
have also made application for
small tracts of lands on which they
can build homes and keep a small
garden. There are twenty or thirty
wild horseback riders who want a
small plot of ground of from three
to five acres, and this matter will
be taken up Immediately by the
Land Commissioner, Mr.. Pratt
thinks that this Hawaii mountain
land contains some of the finest
spots in the Territory.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-11-07

all present dispersed, well satisfied
with the reception rendered the re-
firing manager.
Chas. Rose and his band of
musicians furnished excellent music
burning the dinner.
The following is the menu pre-
pared and served by genial Die"
Mayfield -
Manhattan Cocktail
Caviar on Toast
Frozen Oysters Crackers
Asti Sauterne
Fried Mullet, Potato Chips
Olives Celery
Soup Consomme
Stuffed Eggs, Mayonnaise
Roast Spring Chicken, Guava Jelly
Claret Tippo Chianti
Mashed Potatoes French Peas
Cauliflower
Lobster Salad
Champagne White Seal
Ice Cream Macaroons
Black Coffee
Toasted Crackers with Cheese
Nuts and Raisins
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-11-07
E. B. Wells
RetireS
Was Presented with Token
Of Esteem by Employees.

Last Saturday evening, the en-
ployees of the Wailuku Sugar Com
pany rendered their retiring chief,
Mr.. C. B. Wells, a farewell dinner.
1t marked the closing of over fifteen
years of strenuous, faithful and sue
cessful management of one of the
best revenue producing sugar es-
tates on Hawaii.
At eight O'Clock, the hour APP
pointed for the feast, hungry lot
of men sat down to a sumptuous
dinner served under the direction of
mine host, F. A. Mayfield. Mr.. f.
E. Battelle, as toastmaster, kept the
ball rolling and there was no dull
moment you may believe. Brother
Frank, was called on for the open
ing remarks and in feeling manner
paid tribute to the odd man" for
what he and the Waikiki Sugar
Company had done for the School
etc., Long Life to orr~ Mill
Superintendent.
When the coffee was reached,
Mr.. H. Streubeck, in the following
speech, which was echoed by, all
present, presented Mr.. Wells with
handsome solid silver punch bowl;
suitably engraved:
"Our esteemed toastmaster has
seen fit to call on me to say few
words. am glad ne did so and |
thank him for it. At the same
time, l wish to say that | am not a
dinner table speaker. l may do
full justice to a good dinner, but as
a speaker, l am afraid l am a
failure. We are gathered hele to-
night to show by our presence the
esteem and respect you deserve for
your many years of faithful and un-
firing work as Manager of this
Plantation. We all admit that you
deserve a rests but we are sorry to
see you go. We hope however, that
that your successor will continue
the good you have done. We hope
that where ever you go, health,
happiness and good luck will be
yours.
| have been commissioned to pre-
sent to you slight token of regard,
the value is not so intrinsically
great as to expose us to boasting,
but not 50 small as to make us feel
as though we were mean. Its value
to you lies in the fact that it comes
with the best wishes for your health,
happiness and prosperity from those
assembled here.
Mr.. Wells, to use slangy phrase,
was knocked off the Christmas
tree" and it was some little time
: before he was able to respond.
After toast to his successor,
with all hands standing, that grand
old song Aud Lang Syne" was
sung with great heartiness by all
present, followed by Aloha Oe"
and Hawaii Ponoii," after which
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-11-07

management Mr.. II Strcubcck has
been with him as chief engineer.
Mr.. II. b. Pcnhallow is the new
manager of the plantation. He has
worked himself up to his present
position by rapid strides and will
doubtless keep the plantation up to
its past dividened paying mark.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-11-07

Halawa, Pukoo and Kaunakakai are given together.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26
DEATH OF A CHILD.

The death angel visited IN,
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7 w
Sarver last Sunday. clainino
little Mary, their four vear,oiS
daughter. Acute Bripht's dis
ease was the disease with Will
she died after only a few davs
illness. N0y ,
Mary was a bright child and
had won a host of friends i,
n ner short stay here in this world
Sne was member of the in.
rant class IN the Union Missile,
= unday school and was a favor
tie with an who knew her
IL had been planned NJ bo,,o
the remains accompanied ~
tne cemetery 10y the pupils oil
nsr class, but i'm the presence
oi a heavy rain and tronbIe en-
'ountered at the grave ward bv
ne qlggers striking solid roci,
ana oeing considerably DELAYED
ne BODY was accompanied ~
ne temporary grave by only i
CIV w, VINO feared not "a wettino
Inc Post joins the many
liends of the bereaved famiIy
, extending 20 them their SYM
dlnie9 in this sad hour of dis