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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
MILLS MAN WITH BLOW OF ns
FIST
'Ftow Wednesday Daily

'r'ow Wednesday Daily
melterman named Mile who
was omp,oved ~ Else united ye-ae
snoite' jig Jetome ia lead rs tae re-.
sur ~ oeiog struct by Tin Monahan.
.hiii oost - one ~ tho aorrs,,o,s
and 'ac latter Is un5e, arrest. p.udipe
tao outcome Of lhe coroner lusuest
to be held cday
The anrsy occurred yesterday morn.
nc about @ o'clock Mouahan H. 4.
alleged noticed Che. The motion metal
was leaking st tho base OF one off the
furnace and inquired ~ Milo. VINO
va in o1sfge ~ that particular work.
WY BIO did not clean out the metal
trough Miller otorted by applying 20
Monahau vile epithet tbe latter re-.
sentiug this with tho remark thai while
nc might be- en- lrisbmao. MS mother
was not what Miller minated sh- was
Millo' is said 20 nav, thcn put mis-
bands on MOnahan, with the evident
intention Of throwing him 70 the aoor
% tho smcltcf room. or off engaging IN
o rough -and-tumbio 6ght with hin but
before he had accomplished hir nur
pose Monahan struck hin r. heavy oiow
IN the face Miller staggered bao. and
Monabao is said 90 have then walked
away.
Miller made an en0r .o return Coo nis
work but faltered. and would have
fallen into the boiling mass OFF metal
mad not hil companions caught and
Upheld him Nc stood lpright lor a
moment o. two, then walked 20 near
by door, whore he stood Tor few sec
onds. as though Co cool ~ Suddenly
he crumplcd ~ and FOIL 90 the ground.
when his companions cached him he
wns dead
Monahau was ul once aiken into Gus.
tody. and will be- held pending thc 70.
suit OF today's Inquest before com.
plant 10 iodgcd agains. him
Some OF enc Gitncsscs ~ tho Array
declare MonahBn struck Mile 1n the
point OF the Jaw This will probably
be definitely determined a. the inquest
Both men wcrc married and we'll
known in Jerome among the United
Verde employees having lived bio thc
Copper City Tor some time Both had
numerous friends who regret the affair
m "a very unfortunate termination 20 d
trivia quarrel
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
MINING MAN SERIOUSLY ILL

II H. Brown. general manager Of tne
Long Beach. rizona Mining company,
is reported seriously i'll Mt the Mercy
hospital His wife, residing in Long
Beach, Cal, has been notified ~ his
condition She is expected 10 arriy"
here tonight. Mr.. Brown was stricken
with some form Of dementia Saturday
He was taken 10 the hospital, and par
italy recovered when stricken with
pneumonia few days ago, Little hopes
are entertained by his friends for his
recovery
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
CHILD's PATERNITY VERY MUCH
IN DOUBT
fFrom Thursdny's Dnllyl

The question Of the paternity of a
little lO.year.old Mexican girl was the
POINT around which the suit Of Abrn-
ham SaIdierna against paniila Garlic
for the possession II the child re-
voived Yesterday 10 The distric, court
Saldicrna claims 20 be the father Of
the girl but this ~ strcnuously denied
by Mrs Garlic IL mis- suit he alleges
that the mother n an unfit person to
rear the child, specifying an instance
of alleged drunkenness On She part Of
the mother as reason why she child
should bo given INTO ms care
The husband Of the woman, aud
step-father Of the little girl, testified
that the child received excellent care
was sen, 10 school, and provided vita
all the advantages hs station in iif'
would permit lie also stated that
Saldiernn had been annoying him and
his wife FOR some time IN an attempt
70 gain possession az the child
The mother. while admitting that
she had been the aommonlaw wife OF
Saldierna prior to her marriage. denies
he ~ the father Of the child, asserting
on 'hc stand that still another Of hc
apparently numerous admirers was 'b'
real father
The court, owing to the nature Of
the evidence and the character Of
som, Of the witnesses announced ~
! would take ,hs matter under advise
men, for th' purpose ~ further IN
! vestigation
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
FIGHT BEGINS FOR
LOWER FREIGHT RATES

matter with ,I the Ioai,ne ea,,,,s.
hrms thefo. 81 BE- - tba inten,ioo oe
'"' 'SSoeiA'ioo % begin ts Initia,
"oih IN occurring reduced fretyt, ,ate,
ioi these .wo cities ana trihnt,rv
points. Tucson viii not be- taken +,
az present 3D. That city onioys oseep.
nonaily favorable rates. this bein,
due, in the opinion OFF business men
mere 70 tho fact that Colonel Epes
Randolph of thc Southern p,,iac
'Ves 10 the Pueblo City. and aes made
" D point 20 get concessions In rates
"henevor practicable FOR that city.
Ihe main task OF the association
viii b. 70 secure ON abolition o.. N
least a modification 0f The discrimins
non M rates practiced against phoe
MI and Prescott IN she matter ~
long and short hauis For instance.
certain commodities can be .h,pped
from New York 20 Los Angeles for 70
cents a hundred pounds. while The Ari.
iona merchant pays O. rate over three
tunes that figure In other words tho
Arizona tariff Ia made by adding tho
local rate from Los Angeles 20 Ari.
IONA points, Do the transcont.ncntal
rate from eastern terminal points 10
Los Angeles Tho association believes
1T can make the Interstate Commerce
Commission see the injustice OF such n
tariff, especially in view % tho fact
that tho earnings OF the q -. II 4
7. for 1907 nrc rcputcd 70 bo the arg
est IN its history They DO not intend,
however, 10 70 before tho commission
unless their efforts 10 secure conccs.
sions from the railroads are not sn,is
factory
80 confident was NJ Jones OF tho
Justice Of tho complaints ag0inst ot
orbtant rates, that he gave the bssur.
HA'' hhbh hNN I HN'nAN NhN'fubh'r NNNlI
save 100000 the first year on their
freight bills, by inaugurating d vigor
Gus and persistent campaign Recent
decisions OF the Interstate Commerce,
Commission, bearing on similar cases
have convinced him that that body
would order "a reduction on the rates
In Arizona
IL was reported az the meeting thi'
morning that every business man and
shipper VINO had been interviewed had
agreed 20 become members OF the as
sociation After discussion, II was dc
cided that the members instead Of pay
ing fixed subscription sum, should b'
assessed for the expenses Of conducting
the organization pro rata according t.
tho volume OF mis- freight business
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
WINTER BASEBALL

sr AUGUSTINE ia, ja' 10
Tho Florida wintof paseba" '""Sop
opcned today ana from NOV u"'''
spring The soiourners AZ ormon' be"c"'
soohroozos and other coast resorts aro
promised good sport Among 'nt my
league players VII eaVo signed 'o'
ho .intnr reason ~. Bcey x Boston
Mitchell and McLea af "nc'nnat'
Murray and Applegate . bu"a'o, .,.'"
and Clarke Of Cleveland ana ,''"''
and Lunducn Of the Chicago Nationals
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
PARKER SPEAKS ON
RECENT CREDIT PANIC

KINGSTON. n Y Jan 80 Before
an assemhlago of his political asso-
ciatcs at his home IN this county Judge
Alton u Parker spoke tonight on the
causes " the recent credit panics
and what he considered tao dangers Of
putting "untJtored idoalism In
charge Of the nations Affairs
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
oRIAT ACTIVITY IN BLACK
HILLS DISTRICT
FROM wednesday e paily

Things are booming ,c the blhch
Roe, district, according "a Judge wren
ot constellation she "of VISITOR
mere YESTERDAY
There - mof' inning activitl ~
Tim, districf a, tne present time than
avn, before declared the nudge ana
slpns Of prosperity are apparent o"
every hand
Hc stated inst "a, Big O'Brleh
mine otherwise known as the prop
critics Of the Interior Mining and Trust
company was running forty stamps
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
Arizona Commercial.

Good progress has been made both
nj the new Eureka shaft to further
develop the Black Hawk mine and In
the Black Hawk shaft itself during the
las, two weeks The new shaft ~ now
approximately 1875 feet deep The
Wine when II being sunk m the ore
on IN, 500 foot level ~ now about
forty fee, deep and some time this
week afte, ten feet further sinking,
the vein will be- further explored by
prosecuting and the width II the vein
determined The ore on the hanging
wall side II the richest YET found IN
the Black Hawk running from : to .
pc, cent copper Some glance II being
encountered "a the WINE
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
Superior n Pittsburg.

AZ the Briggs shaft Of the Superior
a pittsburp very promising condi'
ton ias recently been disclosed ore
ri excellent grade has been run into,
and the management " more than sat
isiied that this will eventually he a
very important portion Of Their pos
.ess,ous Tho water a. the Briggs ~
being steadily lowered and the How
has diminished with each succeeding
month until now II amounts TO no more
than can br expected from any new
mlno 1f that field The shaft nas been
draining Il very large area AZ proved
b, The lowering % water "a Mi the
shaf,s Cor thousands Of feet distant,
some u the latte, showing no water
since the Briggs started ~ with its
big pumps The Junction shaft ~ help
ing with the labor Of freeing the BASIN
of IT, water. and each succeeding level
does much 10 relieve the condition
Junction - also making good
showing ~ ore and ~ bottom .oveI
will uudoubtedlf hc he bes' thur 'aT
opened
~ me H0s,sor the new ieVe' - ne
: inn pushed fast and much 10 gratify
| has been already SHOWN This should
, prov. ,no of Tho riches, portions IF
Superior & pittsturg Judging iron
! what (, being douo right alongside b,
the Copper Queer people, which herr
/ has .ts greatest mine
A, tho Cole ahsf, the showing Of or'
never was 40 good M cow and the new
Level ~ the hest vet opened The tasl
! % developing tb,s has onl, beer fairl,
started aud big things arc looked for
Copper Queen.
During the month Of December $50
feet ~ development work were don
IN the Copper Queen property, fror
which it is apparent that great dea
/ NJ attentiop IL being devoted to thi
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15

. 'o bu'"o"S vi n'Bn
,rett any Nears' t"o iner
.0oan a'c VI open revolt
".. n-a"ne h'id mere 'ast
M nucleus or movement was
HU.. NAoiy 70 spread over
Territory H1 winch " SUCCESSFUL,
aNn2 Of several nun
ous'10 h7'''fs yearly 10 the
r, m he inning interests and
.o overs
Ut ".-t.n- 'o'o tbiS morn.
a9N was perfected,
election of - u Akers as
/, ..c1anco OIL the Wakelin
40 ".c-picsident, Louis
f ana v. v. Leeper OF
Arizona Mercantile company, sec
Ih. directors VIII be chosen
.."U named committee
I."0 "H' Mesa as the orange
I Ifmore m those districts
% .' join tho organization. r
@ formerly general freight and
Is 'r'n. of tho > #, i q p
a.tl i'he manager and viii
... H-.o fo take active charge
HHEn The association does
. ." mako war upon the rail.
W. .U. Fl. docs propose by peaceful
0. ua'0uasivo measures TO in
NJ. Arizona companies and their
..H.H conncctions TO reduce
.0. m.o 20 an equitable basis.
H.I. hou'd fail, recourse will
IHu Interstate Commerce
H. from which there 10 every
o.. .....o that Justice can be
weeks tho leading bust
rs .08 city have been meet
}, .." and discussing their griev.
b. m. alr.y last week they wired
II AZ .0n. OF Los Angeles, asking
ri Do would como 10 Phoenix and
N .na proposition with them.
u Haa formerly general freight
" passenger 'gent OF the . r. =
DUB 0. a no longer connected with
0.'o.N Du'ihess' knowing that
.''.' ono Oh tho pest posted "eh
'. .0". '' iegarus f"'iro"d mat
% .'''..'.'1 M Arizona the com
w "'I0 lI inc OPINION that MS au'
!" U" 'hD tehsipiiity OF the uh
aA''' HoNio DC Va'uapie' 'ohcs
N '. .' come ana ABOUT tnirty
''i''. "Ai 'hipPers asscfhpleo on
'''. "knl 20 meet MN SEVERN
.'s'' 'o ieihto instances %
.'ns'dered eStortiohh'e
'.. .'. me OF taiK was snu'
. .'. pceuhg' "neh MI
".N mem that ne wa 'ho'
'hI win the cht're t"rih
i tA't y crusade "ore 80
' a'ooid De lot genera W
Oh. "| .oniihodities
developed during the session that
Hepburn aet applies more strongly
W |r.tJues than 20 the states,
.0. Doe Interstate Commerce Com
!" possesses plenary powers as re
ODE equation of rates IN Ari'
D. I00 only reason that no action
' Hfou by the commission was
r' eomplaint had been filed
PIN. oads IN this Territory
u Boon 11camo evident to all pres
..a. No. 9rdcr to secure concessions
on I'D. a''roads, or TO make hgh'
-H Interstate Commerce Com
@o' Idat there must he an organ
sd sas f,, Tim, o,rrose In con
'l. with mis- conclusion, IL was do
pea lfn a traffic association an'
gss experienced railroad MAJ
'b Haasger Immediately one maj
y" .0. 9hered TO subscribe 5000
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
LARGE ARIZONA COPPER COM
PANIES

BISBEE. Auz. Jan g. Continued
improvement, remains the keynote Of
development work IN this district The
period % curtailment ~ owe, and all
companies are busily engaged ~ open
inc their various properties
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15

important ersnel II mining n. SCI
1uft. 'hrac iron. each direciion winch
wi connect 'oe Sacramento with other
SHAFT; whcr ,mplctcd were pushed
steadily 'orwsta sinking is going on
~ taa sacramento tbc bottom OF the
sha' now bong et 'ac l.l60foct
mari Tw 'o.s' are being utilized
~ no -naf' on, &. ~. .oO0.fo level
which i' useo - ho,s' ner aud tools
and one over down which f. uss4 y
sinking operations
RAPID progress ~ Bong ns5, at "a,
ucw pcWer bnus, Tho fout t2f -
Boiler have been place. Il oosiuon
ard one 1I hen has slreody Been
I brickca iu The uco beat-. and
econon.sef are IN place W8r. has
aiso boeu e1mmenccd 1u fns Iustalls
uou of tne circulating sru stean
pipe. On ~ tn Isrge pmprossor.
bas ,seed. ,eor placed r position
auo 'b5 second One Witch mas rr.vcd
vii 1c erected WITHIN thc rcst tsc
1 a
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
Globe District

FhflnL IL nohll ~ D'f 'ulf| Hrf
/ Old Dominion compan, produce 'it
| ti8 over = 100000 pounds ~ blister
copper so against something pFcs 2,
10000 for tho preceding month -Four
! Furnace, were ~ operation during nj.
most She cntir, month % ,ht entire
/ output for the month l5 pc, ceut was
Z the production from N, company y
own mine, not including the Stag that
/ was fcmeltcd ono furnace aud on
some days tive was used FOR Stag from
I the Old dump and during the month
. 1000 cons of Stag, which yielded m
average ~ 2 per cent copper was re
smelted Four furnaces are st,i ~ %.
GRAFTON AZ the smcltcr
Mining aud development operations
/ AZ 'ho Old Dominion are being almost
daily enlarged ana already since tnc
first Of iho new year, hfty additional
miners have been put 20 work = total
Of about one hundred and thirty
added f0 the force since che first
Of Dcccmtor NAM u these have
been put fe work in G shaft. where
sinking has been resumed the flow Of
water now being handled through the
| crosscut draining The shaft ~ now
$40 feet dccu
Owing g. ,rampcd quarters poor
ventilation aud the installation Of new
hosting equipment, development work
has been necessarily slow on the six
tecnth level. and but little exploratory
work mas been done on the sulphine
| vein
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
RERMEL REPORTS BREAK OUT AGAIN.
Due to Bill Changing Method of Filling Va
csncv in Office of Borough President.

re,orts that Joseph Bermel. president Of the
,,a.,vb IF Queens who has been a witness be
&C. the special grand jury that is investigating
.ha Kissena Park purchase. was about to resign
&c office broke out afresh yesterday when it be-
~. known that Assemblyman Thomas Todd had
,r.-od,,ced bin at Albany making new provision
Cor tte filling OF office OF borough president in
case OF d vacancy
A, nresent a vacancy in the office OF borough
,resideut is rIled by the aldermen o: the borough
3, which il exists Todd if vacancy occurs by
enoxal death or resigna ton, desires TO have the
office aIled by Commissioner of Public Works
,,nril the ist day OF January succeeding general
.l.ction at which time such vacancy can be hlied
I, WAS said that there would be no object III Todd
Introducing such Din if Bermel did not intend to
,esip,, Should the bill become n law. Lawrence
w Gresser, the Commissioner. who is a close per
sonal friend Of Bermeis. would succeed IliIl
Herman Rings secretary of Borough president
Bernie. testified yesterday before The special
grand Jury other Witnesses were John Il Pans
Of The real firm Of Paris & McDousail, OF
Flushing and Jarvis Hicks. manager OF the Long
Island CITY branci. OF the Corn EXchange BANK
John Welz end the other indicted man. by agite-
nent between counsel 10 appear IN ihe Sd
preIne Court ia Flushing this morning. Thus Tar
weiz has not pleaded. The identity Of the other
man Viii DC disclosed when lac is arraisned.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
ASK AID AGAINST LIQUOR.
Enemies of Traffic Urge House
Committee to TOte HelD.

washington Feb. 6-Representatiyes of the Pro-
hioitlon party the AntiSaloon League cf America.
the Ncman's Christian Temperance Union. the
fresbEterian- Church. the United Presbyterian
church and other Christian organizations appeared
to-da- before the House Committee judiciary to
urge a favorable report of the bills
introduced to protect dry local option districts
from receipt Of Interstate well ntrastate
shipments of liquor-that is. to besow the right of
oorder line confscaton Of liquors shipped TO desti-
nations within prohibition districts.
Inc Kew 5 E Nicholson, of Harrisburg. Penn.
legislative superintendent Of the Anti-saIoon
League of America and superintendent of the
Ahti-saloon League OF Pennsylvania, spoke for
those organizations Professor Scanlon, Of Pittsburg
for the Presbyterian Church: Finley Hendrckson.
Of Cumberland. Md. for Prohibition party. and
Mr Ray, of Pennsylva for the United Presby-
terrain Church. Those present for the Woman s
christian Temperance Union the national
president. Mrs. l. NJ y. Stevens, of Portland. Me
the national secretary. Miss Gordon. and the
tonal executive superintendent, Miss Ellis
Representative BarthoIdt, OF Missouri chairman
of the Committee Public Buildings and Grounds
made an argument against the proposed measure
In behalf OF the National German-Arnerican Aili-
ance- In asserting the complete failure Of prohbt-
ton laws in Maine Kansas and Iowa, Mr. Bar
tholdt remarked
These things know; do not know how
prohibition laws going 10 operate in the states
OF Alabama and Georgia"
Pardon me-" interrupted Chairman Jenkins.
but heard answer TO that query made by
Southerner only this morning. He said: The pro
hibiticn laws in Alabama and Georgia will work
like charm. They Will mean that white gentle
man get drink whenever he wants II, but
negro can't get drop. "
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
SAVE B4NkER'S BROTHER
Police Reserves Rescue HIM from
williamsburg Ghetto Mob.

II required the police reserves from the Stagg
street station. Williamsburg. yesterday save
Solomon Epstein. a brother of Hyman Epstein, a
private. banker of No. 90 Graham avenue. from
the hands of infIriated mob. Never before had
the Williamsburg ghetto been SO excited and so
real riot.
Just the time the mob being exhorted to
make concerted rush 10 seize the brother of the
banker the reserves reached his side Forming a
square, the policemen. witis Epstein in the centre
made their way through the crowd o the Flush
ing avenue station OF the Broadway elevated rail
road While the police guarded the stairway, up
which Epstein ran. the mob blocked the sidewalk
and street. No allowed pass up o
the platform until train bore away the object OF
the mob's wrath.
Fyman Epstein conducted a private banking es-
tablishment and had a host of depositors among
the residents Of the Ghetto Ever since he closed
the doors Of his place and women have been
lettering about the premises. A policeman has
been stationed there day and night and it was
feared some attempt might be made to wreck
the place Epstein posted notice door that
he had met with heavy losses and asked depos-
itors TO have patience until his property could be
sold for their benefit He disappeared from his
home at Marcy avenue and Hart street and il is
solomon Epstein was at the banking house YES
terday to obtain some papers from his insurance
Office in the rear.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

The following petitions in bankruptcy filed
yesterday with the clerk of United States Dis
trct Court:
Voluntary Jonathan T Rider. Hudson. Columbia
County. \. y; debts. $50, ,9S: assets SO 156 princ-
pal creditors Charles b Benson and others Hud-
son, N Y S2J 900, secured by mortgage: the City
Of Hudson. n. y $4,000; the Canaan National
Bank. Canaan. Conn. S.. 600; Laura B. Fuller
So 800; McE,ven Brothers. Wesvile. y. Y. 50 $50:
J. c. Havemeyer, lonkers y. Y. ST, coo; assets,
three pianos, value not given; insurance. $4,000;
personal property. 500
Invoiuntar!. against the Blanchite Company.
Limited. No. 139 Charles street creditors. Dwight
f. Robinson. $3.50 oscar II. Brickner. $3.50; Chase.
Roberts & Co. t95S; admission of insolvency al
legged; Solomon NJ. Strook appointed receiver.
The schedules of Mathew Bernheim. involuntary
bankrupt. show debts Of Si2l.369 and assets of
11105l. consisting Of cash on hand 500; stock
in trade $50 900: machinery. 10000: insurance
policies. s. O60, unliagidated claims. s2.S51 The
principal creditors Kohn Brothers Chicago,
$40 $50: Joseph Rothschid. 100000 the Columbia
Bank. IS. 600
A transcript Of judgment obtained In Westchester
County on February filed here yesterday
against William r Garrison c Edwin Hunt. Jr..
and the New York and Java Trading Company in
favor Of H. b. hollins & Co. for S11,5es s2.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
A. =. VANDERBILT SUED
AUTO Builder Wants Balance on
Nachine Built to Break Record

FRANCOIS Richard, an automobile builder. is suing
and jury in the Supreme Court for 5000 The
amount sued for Is part of the of the con
structon of $4,000 racing automobile which Mr..
Vanderbilt purchased. Mr.. Vanderbilt is on his
way 10 Europe and not in during the
hearing of the case
According TO the testimony Mr. Vanderbilt
wanted TO beat the re'ord made by his cousin,
William X Vanderbilt ir who covered a mile
On the Florida beach in 1904 80 seconds with a
Mercedes Richard says that he was conlmis
stoned by Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt TO build in
the Vanderbilt private garage in West 3sth street
an eight cylinder machine warranted TO knock out
all records The auto completed and shipped
to Daytona Beach, Fla. where Mr. Vanderbilt and
a party of friends tried II. II was found TO be
a failure. and though entered in the races was
never started. much to the chagrin of Mr.. Van
derbilt. -...
Richard however. alleged that he had built the
machine according to instructions. and that it
fully capable of doing all 1t had been guaranteed
TO do He testified that his machine would have
demolished all records had he been permitted to
demonstrate that fact. He was. he said, pre-
vented from doing after the first failure. Rich
ard said he had fixed salary from Mr.. Vanderbilt
and that he had. in addition. claimed commissions
Tor the purchase of materials used in the
struction OF the machine.
Howard Taylor counsc, for Vanderbilt asked
Richard how much he had paid for the crank
shaft and told 5000
And you charged Mr.. Vanderbilt s1.3oo?"
1T cost more than $500 when ready the car
said Richard.
And you have item here of 81. .4s0 for your
expenses for week in Florida. How did you man
age spend that much money!
Richard. with a smile. said there were great
many Frenchnen in Florida
The hearing will be continued to-day.