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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-14

IuPeTs III suft to TcCoNcr the 10
sets of the State Bank and Trust
Company traded by the depositors in
the President and Board of Directors
of the institution during the early
part of the present year have been
filed In the District Court of this
county and today the sheriff is serv-
ing summons In the suit on the
defendants In the case located in this
city.
II Is understood this afternoon that
all the defendants in the case with
the exception of Mapes who is in the
east has been served. Hickey was
served with the papers in Reno last
night on the train enroute from In
dependence, CAL, to the coast.
+. L. Wildes Is the plaintiff in the
action in the capacity Of Receiver of
the State Bank and Trust Company
and T. b. Hickey, Geo. II. Meyers.
p. II. Petersen, Al. Livingston, Will
son Brougher, Geo. w Mapes, Chas
r BENDER, Jas. p. Woodbury. and s.
II Lee are named as the defendants.
The document as filed Is very
lengthy one consisting of about forty
typewriter pages containing the his
tory of the institution. 1t deals with
the incorporation of the bank and
the adoption Of the constitution and
by laws, copy of which are made
a part of the record. 1t statest that
during the past two years the insti-
tuition has paid in dividends to the
shareholders the amount OF $4,000
and maintains that this amount Is far
In excess of what should have been
allowed. At the time Of the closing
Of the bank over year ago the value
of the assets were represented as
being $2.6S1 .S0S.51 when the true leg
value of the securities were about
S56O,OOO At the time Of the suspen'
sion the liabilities were estimated
at $3.614,399.6s.
The plaintiff further claims that
loans amounting to thousands OF dol
lars were made without the sanction
of the Board OF Directors at the time
which was contrary to the by laws
and that the directors are therefore
guilty OF mismanagement and OF fail
ure and neglect to perform the duties
imposed upon them by the Office they
held.
The document then sets forth the
fact that at the time OF the suspen-
sion of the bank there was In all only
S14O,32617 In coin in all the branches
Of the bank and this includes the
amounts owed to them by other banks
This cash represented one of the .prin-
cipal assets while at the same time
the bank owed to depositors the am.
cunt Of $2,3oS .b27.22 and according
TO their laws should have had at least
20 per cent of their deposits on hand
in coin or the amount Of $461 ,608.44.
Their actual reserve OF 1921 ,279.27
was found to have been invested in
loans whose securities were a lot OF
worthless mining stock. Attention Is
also called to the $4,000 Of the de-
positors money spent in the erection
of the banking building at Tonopah
and which has decreased in value
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-14
FRANCIS J. HENEY SHOT BY
EX-CONVICT. WILL RECOVER
SCARCITY
OF COAL
Caused by Negligence Of
Local Dealers Says
Railroad.


ers of Winnemucca complained to tn,
State Railroad Commission of their
! inability to obtain a supply of Goa
to meet the demands for the ap-
preaching winter and laid the blame
at the door of the Southern Pacific
Company. The traffic is interstate
| and not strictly within the jurisdic
tion of tho State Commission. Tha
is, the Commission has no power tt
make authoritive orders respecting
such traffic.
Nevertheless the Commission took
the matter up with the railroad off
cials, with the result that assurance
has been given tht the railroad wi.
do ! in it's power to assist in reliev
ing the situation at Winnemucca and
to prevent coal famines at any point
in Nevada. But while giving orders
for the prompt movement of all coal
ordered, General Manager Bancroft
addressed a letter stating the situa,
tion fully, from the railroads. view
point, and urging promptness on the
part of ali dealers in ordering their
supplies of coal. AS Mr.. Bancdoft' s
letter is of general interest is is here,
with given in full:
Dear Sirs:
Referring to the various telegrama
that have passed between us, begin
ming with yours of tn Goth ultimo
with reference to the coal situation
at Winnemucca:
l desire to advise your honorable
body that the railroads under my
management do not own, are not in
terested in, and are not engaged in
producing coal; on the contrary they
have to purchase coal for their own
use in the operation of these roads,
You are aware, doubtless, of the pro-
vision of what is calledtheCommodity
Clause of the Interstate Commerce
law, as amended, which would pre-
vent these companies from transport
ing coal interstate if they were en-
gagged in producing it, for other than
their own use. This is indicative of
the policy of Congress. These roads,
however, are merely common carriers
of freight and passengers, and our le
gal department advises that it would
be beyond their lawful powers and
improper to engage in the transpor-
tation and sale of coal Or other COM
modities to communities along the
lines or tributary thereto. We have
in great emergencies, notwithstand-
ing this rule. occasionally diverted
car of our own coal to relieve from
suffering; but 1 am impressed that
this disposition to relieve in such in
stances has worked to a disadvantage
of our committees and to the detri-
ment of the railroad companies, as at
Continued on Page Four)
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-14
DIRECTORS OF STATE BANK
MADE DEFENDANTS IN SUIT
PROCLAIMS
Thursday, Nov. 26 as a
Day of Thanks
giving.

The time-hallowed custom of set
ting apartone day out of three hundred
and sixty-five for the Offering up,by q
grateful people. of thanks to Almighty
God for blessings received in the past
and prayers for continuation OF
these blessings has become an un
written law of our land and each sue
ceeding year finds the custom more
deeply, more reverently intrenched in
the hearts and minds of our people
Time is again at hand for the observ
ance of such a day.
The year now drawing, to close
has been marked by storm as well as
sunshine A disastrous financial pan.
ic, nation wide, seriously affected for
time, the prosperity of our State.
The untimely death, last May, of oul
honored Governor, John Sparks, cast
a pail over our commonwealth that
has not yet lifted.
Yet We have enjoyed many great
blessings for which devout thanks
should be returned to the Giver of
all Good. The bitter industrial strife
which, at the beginning of the year,
threatened for a time, the peace and
tranquility of our State has given
plce to mutual understanding and har-
ing forces. Industrial peace now
reigns within our borders. Abunnd-
ant crops have awarded the toll of
our farmers. Our mines have poured
forth a steady stream of the precious
metals for the enrichment of our peo.
pie and the blessings OF mankind
Our state is constantly and rapidly
growing in population and wealth ana
We have within our boundaries less
e.: extreme poverty than any other
State in the American ITE:on.
Now, therefore, l, D. .s. Dlckerson.
I ieutenant and Acting Governo" CT
the State of Nevada, in conformity
v,lh the proclamation of the Presi-
dent of the United States, do hereby
designate as a day of general thanks
giving Thursday, the 26th of this
present November, and do urge and
recommend that throughout the State
the people cease from their wonted
occupations and at their several
homes and places of worship rever-
emily thank God for the manifold
blessings he has bestowed upon us.
Given under my hand and the Grea.
Seal of the State of Nevada, at the
capitol, in Carson City, this 18th day
of November. in the year of our Lor.
one thousand nine hundred and eigh
D. S. DICKERSON
Lieutenant and Acting Governor
-O-N-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-14
Get Your
Sunday Dinner

at the Briggs House on tomorroae
Special preparations have been made
TO accommodate the usual large
crowd of diners who eat their Sun
day dinner at theis popular place.
Beer at Barkley's.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-14

Laurence Fray arrived IN this city
this morning and accompanied the
remains of his son to his Genoa home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-14
CHURCH NOTICE

st Peters Church-22d Sundy after
Trinity: 8 a. M, Holy Communion;
10 a. m, Sunday School; II a. M,
Morning prayer and sermon, ''Some
Moral Teachings Of Charles Dickens"
1880 p. m, Evening prayer and adj
dress, Is Law Supreme in the Uni
verse;. Everybody welcome.
The hunters are leaving for the
Lake incrowds today and there will
lots doing there tomorrow.
Attorney Brockliss of Genoa was
yisiOtor today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-06
Women Who Wear Wen.

1t Is astonishing how great change a
few years Of married HE often make In
tho appearance and disposition of many
women. Tho freshness, tho charm. the
brlliance vanish Hike the bloom from
peach which is rudeIy handled Tho
matron is only a dim shadow, faint echo
Of the charming maiden. There are two
reasons for this change, ignorance and
neglect Few young women appreciate
the shock to the system through the
change which comes with marriage and
motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
The unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
uessos which too often come with mar
riaee and motherhood, not understanding
that this secret drain is rohhng the check
OF its freshness and the form OF it's
fairness
As surely as the general healths suffers
when there is Disagreement of the health
Of the delicate womalHR- organs, SO surely
whef these organs arS>estabIshed In
hcalkb the lQcc QntSaA1n,at 0Nlge witness
20 the fact In feNFTtd comefraAA Nearly
a. million women haze found health aud
happlness IN the Use ol-Dr.- Plerce,s la
Norlle Prescrlption.. Itmakes weak wam-
en strong and Sick women well. tnEredi-
ents GA lahal~eontaius no alcohol or
harmful habit forming drugs. Made
wholly of those native, American, medic
inal roots most highly recommended hv
loading medical authorities of all the sew
eraI schools OF practice for the cure Of
WuWaa's peculiar ailments.
luruurslBu mothers or for those broken
down ln health by too frequent bearing of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-06

WE 30 GLOSS FINISH TT YOU
CALL FOR 1T. HUBis LAUNDRY
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
DEATH RECORD.

John 7. Gibson. Home fer the Blind. . years.
James ; Eriy. Y Tennessee ave. ne. 6s years.
Helena A Ray. Providence Hospital. . years
William X W-adccksr. s. X s. NV o. yearS
Alton B. Purteil 1s0s II st. NV, 19 years
Joseph Murshao. liI5 X 81. NV. ! month
Michael Clark. 1gI L St NV s. years
Charlotte F. Holmead. I75e s. Nv. 81 years
Mary A Laary- Gth and Il SIS NV s. years
William Diamond. T. :. Soldiers Home $ years.
E K Mcheeve-. 81 Holmead ave NV. 5s yrs
John Il Standfcrd. SIS y st. sr-- % years
infant q Thomas and AIary Crinmilgs. 5IT 9th
S. sv-. days
Soicmau P Giddinss. Isa4 IIth st. NV s. years
t-eorse r Ports. T.. Potomac River. foot Of IT.
81. drowned. years.
Artnur d. Adams. SO l2th s. Nv. - years.
Madeline Merton. Emerrencv Hospital . years
COLOBED-
Henrietta Digs. % Sch1-ts CT. ne. ! month
Clement West. Home for the Aged Little Sis.srs
q the Poor. IS vea7s
y rtla T. Drew u49 Zlst St nv. = years.
Eveline Joa1=on. l91 o. s. NV Il months
James Il Payne. 90 Ncuport pl- 3 years
LA Washington. rreclEGu'= Hospital q years-
Thomas r. Banks. Garfield Mem. Hosr IS YEAR
Maria F. Brown. lz5o Q s. NV s. years
Infant Of Mar and Richard Puriy. I51s B ST. NV
days
Aiaggie Peters. Freedmen's Hospital. 81 years.
Bessie CrIr1pt0n. Frgedrrcn-s Hcsuiral s. v5-ry
Carr Burch. s. Pierce St Nv 10 rn7rthz
Nary Z BAH i29 81. rw-. % years
Isabella Clay iS03 c ST. ne g. wears
james fuckson- Potomac River foot q 18Th 81
Nv. drowned Il years
Rosie WaTneT. 81 g =. sE. Z years
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street northwest. between Niueteeuth and Tren-
ilei1 s,r7e.s-Jar-as " White. trustee. % san
u- W Hen-y. pa-- or-sluaL lots - and .
s7-ars Us. Sc
S1E-a Piuehursf-sr--b Pinsfr-v- ,o--,s-v ~
N---i1n G. Gcu-rer. iot J. square e---. SEA
y stree- northwest. between Tllrrie-h and Ttf--v-
lE7J streets-isrdeEt a. GIl. surviving trustee.
% As1es "al-ac-, part l1t -. s71z-e La. So
10. LlsL,h st-ec- uo--tFest-Irauc0tt & scEnid-
20 W % james J. Kemp. lot T. s.ua-5 o. SO
Sixteenth street southeast between AID G. streets
-At-l1 z halcE q % Jeres L parso-s
p1-r c-sral lot -t. square lC-s SO
y sTeer southwest. between Thlri and F1----ans-
-. s-Teets-laEe1ler T. De1ty e. VIZ simon
% IlLlp = HAYDEN l1- g. seua-s ss5 81
----a-- s--eet nlr-l7rcs-. between K ard L
a-4ee-s->al1-1el Ar7z co uL- % John Vt--
SIS. p. l1- e. s7-ars L7e SO I-I- a.
-. y. % William T. Blunt. sane land. So
Aa-l-s---s- s--re- -1r-Awes-. between 2 s-d {
S--7--s-Na-i11al Savings and Trus- C5zpauy .
1-1Ey Ha---11n ard Tkuuzs Bones lJr &
Nina street u1--5eas-. Ietreeu ? a-t C s-rse,.-
elar-1tts GRAY ard Emma " G1-51- e "
----zlss-, a-s 20 HayueF Z. Go-toz- p@-t loc z.
t1iresr-A street n1--hves, bst-eez sad T street,
-iessie F NsiI e- vi. Jaucs L. 70 William
~ 4 =, -l1zei- -1t -. sIulre IS. SO
E-l-l1H aF---a ----I-eS- between Tl-+--ss--h ~
E1tr---u-l s--ests-Charl-on B Roq- - -
DC-y- u -. sl-ar- "a SO
NfE JERSEY and Mls5lc--se--s E-auuas ro--h--rs--
L.1st-y B'1s1za e TX 70 D.s--ct q Coluz5ia
Se7e--l street so1-heas- betuea-i L ard II s--.-s
-L-9-1ss tss1u znd Ed.au5 C. Pete. t--s-eeS
- h-r1-1 Z. Doyle. Ilr- square 81. Slo
F-a-s-lt F-al1s-Lasls z. Brs-inge- 20 X 10
-az--e A LoreT. Ic- 80 s1uare zs5 So
Io------ heie-s-l-1---l-d T. Bailey e II 70 F--a
.. S-1E-s- l1- p block . So
f-a-aa-t I-zi1s-ti---- B. Wllscn and Harrv Wsrs-
z-a1 % He-her s ard Elzbera p Br-z1-. u
=. square -. 81.
Sa1l g A-1--ic1 . Wasting-on-B. Francss S.-,i
2 a. % JOSH A and Viola z Bennett. Iot
Is. square 81 ZIo
F-a-s-z1 Fia-ls- Hairy b W1Ilsn1 and Ha--- Wzrs-
-1a5 % sarah NJ FAR. I-t = SQUARE sss s-6
be-e7-a-sa7l1el u Ja1es e " % Pearl e. SelaT.
l1-s = ard %. 81.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
SEPT. IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

l5s-Coi'mh1s sailed from Hisua-iola TO Spain n.
1nal leave q the co-1ntTy which he had a.
covered.
E0l-Iha Court q C1ance-y q the state q N.v
Nork c-ganizcd
I7p-sir Charles Hardy arrived ln he po-t q w.
foTS, 20 s7coeed De Lancsy as EJTernor Of ths
province.
I775-Geu Washington begins to osznissssa VA
ressclz
ls4-N-1eteen Dcnsiricz1 ui,s7-s es-ar1;shea syo--
the cuast from san Frar-isco 70 san Die-o En3
over 2.eo Indians were connected E5th thass
stations
ls5i-SUmner L KimbaI. the ORIGINATOR and had -
the Life Saving se-Tice bc-n
ls57-Jar1e+ r. Wi.5n u-ri-r general. BON
ia'e-frec TICK DC-s1ss e>C-Dsd from slavery
ios- -hi-G.t.1- Tenn. cl-turc5 by Gen Burnside
l1o--t-e Ae--1c-y legislature votes % an ths
STATE aEnirsr l1raz-az o. eirhs- Fele-zI o.
C1-te5sra.e farc=a
la6--tTc1- George p lICC1el-a1 au1uiuted 70 c1u-
rlrd tie tz.erses of Wezhire-an-
-s.--sla-tiai -sw 5s-i7-e5 az Cincinnati Ohio
lsei-tTen. Sherman sfter @ f-h- with the C1-fey5-
crates ~ East P1l--- marched into A-Is--a Ca
laoi-Gan- Hoo1. tie c5ru1rler q A-lan-a Ga
eTac-ates TIE place after destroying eizhrr car
lads o. ammunition and a vast quantity az
military stores. ara rle Uui1a troozs urier
Gen. Soc-n take I'ussessi1u. while Gen Thou-
UIrsI5s HOOD
ls5s-NegT0 mclaIs of the Georzia le-is7a-7--e -.
pelild account 1f C1l1r
l2s-Senz,or Fai-ha-Es cre1eI caun1in ia Eriss--s
With speech s- E1-zls city Ca--ents7- Han
i95-Sysr1hT won s13.e1o stake At sheeu>sead Ra=-
ls1-t President Roosevelt grla-ei reformed s-s1-.
gi7n tho-o1sh test by Putiic Prsn-e-
lso7-yiee Iresidet FsTto1ss praised iTisltisz vsE
IL sddress a. SGczsTzeztas
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

L.1-is A = ssaooE. z. and Annie C. s1Aaesz-
ls. Rev. Thonas 5. HARM 5 =
Ts1--as " Tls1zls, 3. a1d Pausis e Hzua5av
!. both q Bzrb0usTills. "a Rez. Do--a-d C. Nae
Leod
ortis J. C-a-E, Z. ard Au-ss c. Ksznsy. z. Rev
jams Noozza. S. ).
George O. Bzns. =. zza Lara :. kaas z.
ReT. Y. T. ScHai5t-
Josa-A B Gl-2s-shause-- 8. a-d Mz-v A C.
May5eu
Norman L InEus 2 ard Maud B. Lgr-y. T
Rev. George o. Bacc51s
W. Il Ratciae. . and Rosa Ieaasol. e. Rsv.
G. Silverstore.
Clar,es N Pe-v. q. ard Nellie E af.af.ran- q
both O Richm1nd. Va ReT- T Z. Michigan
" p Patte-so-- 2, and L5ctie A. Bishop, d q
A15171. Va Rev. q. Z. o-ay1eL
taeries " Kemp. s.. e B7l-inors. ard sEayue
" Jones' 8. oi Hass-s-our. Nd Rev D5aald c
Macleod
AIslrt C. B4k-r. q. and s,ubsl C. Phr,i7s ls.
both 4 Ri-lu7u1. Va Rev J. L-tler F-a1.z.
John L Wse5 =, ard Fr-nccs 2 T-a5rJi. z
JoTn Y Foa-d. 81. q s;stesri.Ie, n. C. aud No,.
3 Carson, =, q Cleveland. y 9 Per. D. Q.
Joha ". kinney. q and Adsus A. saslsoa x
CoLoRED.
Walter Dabaey, =, and Lulu Bel p Rsz. P.
Fsaak srsles. $. ard May Monroe 81 Rev. P.
J. O-Couucu.
z. E Tyler. =. and Adah z. Dale. z Rev.
Charles H Young
Norman Palmer, 3. and 8Gary Savage. 2. both q
Baltimore. Nd Rev. J. b 1IcLssu-hlin
H " johnson q and sara Thomas, ls RsT
o. Il Wood
R H Mitchell. :. Of Baltimore, Nd. sd Eva
P. Day, T. ReT. o. II. Wood
V. A. Henderson. = and E1s @ RobsrrS z.
Rev IS. h FeTEusou-
Augustus Mauus, 5. and Gezce Rob1son. q ReT.
". J. Houa-d.
John Richard
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
THE HERALD WANT ADS ARE WONDERS HHR' T 5
LEGAL NOTICES.
sUPKENrE rorrPT

sUPIlEAlE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding PrO511s COG-t- Estate o.
Annie Y BrOTn- decsssed No. 15i5o. Adminiz-z-
ton Docket S8-Aprlicz1io1 having been made here
IN for probate q the IasI vii and testament Of said
decased and Tor letters testsmantary sid estzte
b. William J. Brown. K Is ordered this Isl day oi
beptenbeT. 4 D. 1913 that Mary Z. LeagIe AIiclasl
p. Coakiey. William Coakley. James J. Coakley and
Daniel Coaksy. and al Others ooncerned. appear In
said court o1 MONDAY. tie 5cn day Of Oc-obe-.
A d. 1913. a. 10 O'Clock a. m. 70 show cause why
s1cn application should not Be granted LIT notice
hereof be published in the Washil-on Law Reuu-teE
a1d The Wasdils-on Herald once t1 each 0f three
slCcsslFe weeks belOTe the rur1ru day herein uen-
ti5ued-the 1rs- rs1bEcation % be not lsss than
thirty daTs before said rstsn day WENDELL P
STAFFORD Just1Cg- Attest: Sail W9L G. TAX
L0R. Deputy Register a wills for The District OF
Colrul.ia. CLERK os the Probate CouzL ERWIN L
WILSON, Att0zeJ. se29.B
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
FREE TUITION.

SPECEAL--To cauvi-cs the r-.H-5c that ID p p
G. employ the BEST TEACHERS THAT MONEY
CAN SECURE gives the MOST TuOROTEu
c--I-e7 lL s1s--I--i11 10 BuDkhEEPTCG- BANK
lNt-- ETHAND. TOUCH TEPEWRrTrNG
lEI-EFRAPHE. EATLROADING- AND CIVIL
>hhNL-E I'D BE POUND. and tL-- CIR s--s-
rs f7T ss7ru- positions fl- students are AL
" = CLAIM we w-L for the next ff-e-- 5rvs
ETe at T77=5u-lrE -hls a1 ONE MONTHS tn
-lDN Ab-DLJ IELl FREE Z you are art cl--
T-1es1 -lat al org claims are -r1a Eis-r7-f--7e AZ
enc x Ftsf-h -tNIH. owing Is nothing Twenty
years unparalleled s--ccess and a ---s. -s-.=- -
tr-r-- -1-e-s- located in seFe-tes- States e-zr-e
Is - give a1vs-taas not % BE- fond IN --v r-r--
11sl1zss oolcce- DEAUGHON'S PRACTTCA Al
BUSINESS COLLEGE fS-c-es-,- 20 S---.---5--
Ac7ce-y q Music Building. CT 9-h an5 d -
nv 'phrrz Main slu 40 =
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
CEEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOlt|- t7ll-lsled olll - ilI0IlaJlon. apd ~
gl4z4-.Jled- - No'
8zy T. 3--C < o. LIMITED. Daflv-Fass -.
Uba-@ sz1ElL Euillnao sIgtF IrxlG5ruu f.--,s
Fllies Nlilc-lIltl Anu2dl4l l04Ls. ClIcaa5 snd ~
LcGls- Connection 11r 1-l-la E-aE -i4srzs Es.i-
Ian cars Lol--fL-e 20 N-sl.lile. llel...ls - -
CElea1s- D1lllIs -z-s- . "a carte szrslce.
4--s1 4. NJ r y LiA4I4 RI. Daifv-Solia
tsstiuGle L2ins 4 ul4lnal s4lustIs 20 ClDcsYnaf,
LcAl-sslu. 4E4 LoulsTll.e C0.ll artmeuf seer'l-1,
csr 10 t-glusa Ho- SEril.s wses lays IjlulGs -
la c4.t- se-Flce- l'u-l1l1 Sleeters Clr-5u..ts =
Silc1sg and y Lcus, ara Louisville ~ AIeulphIs.
Nssayll-e and Sew orleans
lse~ers.Il1l. ana rickeJs a. Chesapeake aud Ob!o
S1-css 80 felils! wanna aleuue. lssg szrcet and
AtN Uuau Slatiol- TeIeplonas. Min - -
Nasn-sten IgI1ntai Gao Scrglcc. ana AIain lgG5 OF
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY
sCHTDUT.E n FFFFrr lprTT

SCHEDULE II EFFECT APRIL L IgOs.
Leave Washington New Uuson station
SIS a. m--Dal.y-AL points ca Norfcik and Wa.t.
en-. also kuoxvl-le Casrtsrooga. aad Memphis
E'i5 p D-i'2iig- EoanOze Bristol. Winston.
Salon hnoXVlle- tlattauoCg1. Nashville Mem1his
New Orleans- IAr01zh Sleeper Dialns cars
FOr NCrfolk-LeaFe Washington { - a. q. dssV
Il u - n daily texCeut sunday. Arrive Norfolk
u p 3. II. 50 ?. H.
4I5 ,. u--Daily-Bcrryvi1le L45rzy sbe1ando.h
Ektou-
Trains from the southzsst arrive SIS 4 N .Be
j % 2. m
srenue Bond Buiidinri
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y b.-toll0Vlns scleaaie aE.res published o1Iy
As Information. AID are nos s1lrautetli
Eu- Atlanta, gL-aul. Noble Nez O-f,.,
AsheEl--e Chattanooga. AenI1Is els q n ~
u 10 = II dairy.
1ef n-all-As. AHo1'n-e, CaattaCooga. Memphis
NeE Orleans. l).i5 ?. IA daily
tof Co-l1aula. Charleston. Augusta Aiken sar.B-
bah LacksooElIla- and E-sozlda POINTS - - =
DAILY
Tours. czrs for Califoru5a- tri-aeeklv An , -
Ioca- Ter Hlrr1suuburg- % a. IL daElv. s-ls n :,
week days for Danyile. Sl5 a d daii7 ~ -
SA~Tl0t'es'l-e s-i5.a D and - ,. u caily. Ere
QueuL trains 10 and from Bluemout
L = Brown. GeuaraI Ars,t
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PROPOSALS.
TREASTR'

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFTCE OF THE
Supervising Architect. WasaiugrO1- ID. G.. Aug
. lesSeale6 I7CIlslis Eii ue ressived e. t,is o.
1ce until Uc-ocE ? IA on tie 1sIH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. lsl2 ard ,heu ope1ed flr the in-
s-al-l--ln q hydraulic freight LII IN t1s Uuit.d
States Custom Hcuse- Washington. y. c. in ac-
caIaaure with his spe-iteltion, curizs ot Eilch
I-aT - Obtained 90 this oeice Or a. TIE oce q the
clz-olau, 90 the Jscetil-l q the Slpsrrisiug Ar
clit--t- JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. supe-visius
Architcc-. ans scZ4
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DEATH MAKES A TAEGIR.
suit Filed Regarding Estate of Hazel
b. CasheII

Francis Hazel Cssheu. one Of the hef-z
OF Hazel B CashelL late OF MONTGOMERY
county. Nd, yesterday Instituted pro
ceedirlss 10 have certain facts OF the
viii OF i.1s beuefacror construed nv -,
District Supreme Court He name es
Defendants certain heirs at law. Tba
complainant requests the court 10 mako
special disposition Of the property known
as SOS Seventh street northwest.
II Is stated IN the bill that John q.
Cashen. the executor, died before com
pleting the administration OF the casta-
meut
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Equity suits.

No 3l-i- Clasapeaks supply Company e Al -
Richard Il Knott 4 a.. 10 erFrrss r.s.fsri-I-
--u- Attl-ueyz. Brau5snb--s & Bra-1erds-r-
70 -'3--- John r. BAR rs. Ida May Bar e =.
-ls1-lie -lrCrce Attcrley. z J. Su=ezay
40 --ia- N-rsareL kcch w. Ea-hzr.-e Eessler
e al. partition rsal estate At-crsv. james a
T11ue-
No 2oN- Fraacis Hazel Casheu rs. William L
lasls- 20 al to oous-zse viii Artor-eys, T. 2.
Ps-c--Ar-Hur Peter.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, September i, 1sOs,)

PetWo-th-Ab1-r G-esuleaf % Etzr sUtnks. los II
square 3is2 s5so0
Colu-nnla Heights znd Mount Plessut-Leonz-d p.
West e. ". % William L D7ila q and Lama
' Dulin. lot T. SO
Saul's Addition TO Washiugton-Gerre L AleCurdz
10 Zach AcIhee. lot g. sIus-B "a. s2s0
II street nsor-1Ves--Jan-es L Padget and Ps-cfrzI
z Ms-slall. tr7-stees. 70 william B. vhasrls--
paI lot Il square T5E. $50 william 3,
Whe1-ley e ux- % George W Ray, sans lznd
50 George " Ray % 1I1nis Sschs, szI-a
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first two days OF this week amounts 70
over $500, and includes SIX residences
and one apartment house
Moore & Hiu reported the sale OF i've
houses 1or one day last week. making
a total Of seven houses for the week end
ed August g. and they sold twelve houses
during the week ended August p