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New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
LOST.

LO>T-Sioo HEN Afti, ,,..- t,pers
March zlst ia lear AetioIl.s-1s
House. soiied green colored shsto- e10 -esd rsa
tanning g98
pearl sapphire bToecG. one 7eifi I.ss ao1l y
chain. dUu silver Venetian Py-'-,sr sly
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x,aa y.,-.na e.io r.-.,n Issvts- ae1rs VITA &AsAs
Nav Grand uoIel No questions -S2e4-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

station during the dark hours Of yesterday rno---
ing and stole the brass knob
A patrolnlza who turning IN al oclac<
could not get the door open and knocked until the
desk lieutenant came and opened It from The
inside report os the robbery put on The
bIofteT
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
GENERAL AT NIGHT COURT

Considerable interest was aroused last evening
tv the arrival OF Courteuay Waiter Bennett Con
sui General of Great Britain: u I.anel the new
Consul General OF France. Count 8lassGiia, Consf
General OF Italy julius Clan. ConsgI General OF
Denmark Arthur Woods. D-V-ty Police Cofnmis-
sioner- CunIiffe Cuen and Ralph Pulitzer AZ Jsrsr
son Market police court They occupied seats b.
side Magistrate Corrigan and we're present through
out the session of the night court
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

General Kline native of Pennsylvania and
was born November ;. 1s4G He entered the army
1851. being appointed first lieutenant n the
10th Infantry. On April :. 1852. he was brevetted
3 captain for gallanJTv at Shiloh and on September
J. 1864. he was brevetted major for meTftorious
services the Atlanta campaign. On September
so 1864 his regular promotion to d cap1aincy took
place. In 1887 he made major in the 24th
Infantry. Five years later he was promoted lieu
tenant colonel of the 9Th Infantry, and in 1897
colonel OF the 21st Infantry. At the outbreak of
the Spanish American war lie was made brigadier
general of volunteers, and March Is, 1899 he
vas discharged from the volunteer service. he
commanded the First Brigade, Third Division
Fourth Corps Santiago and took part in the
battle of san Juan. He afterWard served in the
Philippines. He made brigadier general IN
the regular army i'll 1904. and was placed on the
retired list. General Kline was member of the
Grand Army of the Republic. the Loyal Legion and
the Army Of the Cum ber!and In 1871 he was mar
Tled q GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Miss Leila CasseL
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
coRoNER's JURY ExoNERATEs PA1i.

Pasouale Pati, the Italian banker, OF NO. ~
Elizabeth street who had been under parole since
March : charged with killing Francesca Paliatno'
was honoraby discharged yesterday ny coroner
iurv Pa1 was sitting in his office when Pailatno
or+arad aourishing q revolver and demanded d
large sum of money. He said he would XIII the
banker if the money was not forthcoming Pati
shot MIN.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
Public Notices.
PUBLIC HEARING,

\ public meeting viii be held bv
the Committee on Elevators AID
Escalators, of the Building Code
Revision Commission, "Wednesday.
April 1st. in the Aldermanic Cham
Der. CITY Hall, at two O'Clock, for the
purpose of hearing all persons inter-
ested I'm the revision and amendment
of the Building Code IN relation to
the running of elevators for passen-
gers and freight, and escalators or
similar devices for all kinds Of amuse.
nent purposes and carrying passen-
gers.
.ANDREw p. EAGAT.
Chairman;
WASHINGTON HUI,
EDWARD r.. KNOWLES.
Committee on Elevators and Esca.
latOrs.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
OBITUARY..
BROADER GENERAL JACOB KLINE.

Baltimore March 2S.-Brigadier General Jacob
Kline. L. s. A tFetiFed). died to-day at Johns
Hopkins Hospital from kidney disease He came TO
Baltimore some time ago from his home al New
porI News. Va, to undergo treatment at the hos
pitai for MS maady. For time he seemed 10 i'm
prove, but yesterday suffered d relapse.
The body of General Kline taken to Wash
ington this afternoon for burial in the Arlington
National Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

nTRStANT TO STATUTORY EEC-TEE1IEXT gr
/ tire is hereby given that an zc--serzte Sc. "a
= No sJ0-has been passed D. both branches o. rs.
q zfsIatuTe. cBtitlel
tn sr-TF7ORTZE THE CITY or NV To7E -
1Es<F WARDS ISLAND 70 TIE STATE OF Err
YORK
S-yrfher notice IS he-eb= given THAT punisc Hes-
IN 1I,on sLch bii viii hsic the Mayors 80.
- .ts civ Hall Cisy YORK On vraf-sz
a. 3Tarcr . f9OS. a eleven O'Clock 2. II
TSst.d civ Hall. New YORK. Gsr-1 - tGs
GECEIE ? Il -LELLsv
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
STEAL POLICE STATION poosxnos

Either some misehieNous person a thief orept
w to the front or OF the West 18th street police
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

There's cheer in a cup OF
piping hot Postum served with
good cream. and no headache
in the combination.
Clean, hard w.teat-inciuc-
ing tilc bran coat with its
natural phosphate Of potash
.or rebuilding brain and nerve
cells - is used IN m k ing
Postum, and no coffe. or other
.sSrmfui substance enters into
It's manufacture.
~ heres a Reason.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

TS PURSSpANCF OF AN ORDER OF HCE- ABNEs e.
= ThOIles q surrogate OF the County of SsE YORK
Is hereby given TO al persons hsTlng claims
against Gsorsanna T. Redmond late q t-e COuEts -
New York deceased to present ths Win vczcas-s
thereof the subscriber a. is pace q --zssac--s
business. 6S BToaeTay Borough OF Aanharrzu Z ts
City New York. before the i2-A day o. Hay
Datea New YORK The TER 6sy o. Noverrssr. Tsaz.
KNICKERBOCEER TRUST COMPANY. Executor
DAVIES. STONE & ATERBACE Attorneys for EXsca-
"a Nassau Street. Manhattan. New Tcrz City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
Surrogates Notices.

Surrogdtes' Notices.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HOT ABNER .
Il Thomas a Surrogate or the County New Torx
PIarche Sterling sometimes known Blznchs G SCI
ting iais sf tia County q New Tora. deceased. u
present sdlt7 VI
& FIc-ton F.sqs Brosd ne Cf.y q Ns.
Ycrk On OF before the szh d=y q 3zy
I,ated New Yurk the 18th 9sy u Ocr1nsr 1907
PANEL 3 CtfILDS, EDISON BRADLEY- Exscu-o-s-
Hull & HORTON. Attorneys for Executors B-lat
Street Borough ot Manhattan City Of New YORK
Ir PURSUANCE Or an ORDER OF Hon ABSEz
Il T'ncT9ss q Surrogate ths -ouHcy % Lo-s
= = - sfye9 "a sI -a-.g-s hs---- -1.-s
agans, Eser Jamn 7. dsrten, decszs. pTessT- tas
cane vouchers thereof 60 the s1os-1e 81 The e.
bHsiress No 10 Wal Street y t~ -fry q Sew a.
on or before the 2ftn day q June nsx-
Dated New York the l1ia f5t2rT e1y 8 r ,z-gv
Adrninistrator with the vii aHI@4sa = BeajsEis ?
" n VAN sTEENBERGH. Attorney f. A1u-iuls-rstur.
10 wau Street. Manhattan Bo-olsA- csN Xo-~
u PTTRSI-soC-E -yF AN ORDER or HON. sgNEH :.
Il Thomas Surrogate Of tns COUNTY % CsE E9-x.
given 70 s ysrso7s having cs asainzr
Samuel +. Myers. tate or the LuurIJ or Wv -orE 50
ceased te present same with vouchers .h--scE .
subscribers their place OF tTa-sactin- blSi-ss H a
f3roadWHy Borough Of NaHbsztsa New Xo-x ctz
before the Let cay Q; May l9f5
Dated Sew T0-a. October . 1897
BENJAMIN r EISsrEES BERTHA ETERs. Ez--a-
ErNsTETs. TOWNSEND GUTTEEMAN. Ar-1-n-y. ,r-
Executors. - Broadway. Manhattan. New york Cry
TN PJFsUANC;T OF An oRDER OF HON ABy7ER :
i Thomas. Surrogate Of the County q E=v T.-s.
george z Tnour. Of the CITY OF Sprinsael
deceased present he same With vouchers -sE=o1
- Wall street IN the c:ty New YlTk D Of 6sto-s as
DATED ss- York. the 2sth ca q Sovszzs--. 1917
DANIEL SEYMOUR
NoENAS sEI AoCE
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

Albany. March 23.-W. a. willis and y G SIat-
to-. secretaries respectiveiy 70 Mayor Mcclellan
snd Police Commissioner Bingham or New York.
-c-oaF fled with Governor Hughes the answers -
these officials tho charges recently filed against
them bv tho Rev. Dr.. Charles IL Parkhurst, as
r-esideur % the Society for the Prevention of
crime Of New YORK Governor Hughes said he
-,ii,s exs-airlc fr~ documents before deciding on
<,r-tr-e rrncefure n The nattet-
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
TO SUE
FOR OREGON LAND

Bv the overwhelming vote of 245
to the Honse last Thursday after
several hours discussion adopted with
out amendment the Senate joint vesn
lution authorizing the attorney general
ito file suits against the Oregon ard
California railroad company. for the
forfeiture of all or a part of 100000
acres of land grants in the Western
part of Oregon.
1t is GLAZED by the government that
by reason of breeches and violations
of the acts making the grants, the
railroad had forfeited all rlgh: TO the
land in question.
The sentiment of the House was
practically unanimous for the suits
and woud work no hardships upon the
bon ifide purchasers of homesteads OF
the company. The resolution was in
troduced in the Senate by Senator
Tillman, and has passed that body.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
RICH ORE FOUND IN
TWO NEVADA CAMPS

A strike of magnificent mineral
promise was made last week on the
Ogilvie-Reynolds lease at Rawhide,
within few feet from the surface. A
3-inch streak on the deposit has a
gold value as high as $4,000 per ton.
and is associated with two feet of hio
high grade milling ore In it's entirety
the ledge is from three to four feet
in width and will break high mil
ling average.
1T was encountered at depth of
four feet while the miners were run
ming surface tunnel Much Of the
rock shows gold in the free The ore
mined from the three inche streak is
being sacked and will be shipped TO n
mill at once at Seven Troughs
There is the greatest concentration
OF surface activities ever seen before
here on this lease and this fact cam
bined with the knowledge obtained
by Mr.. Hayes is over 1900 feet long
and covers ten acres of ground and
is to have three years duration. has
suddenly made this interest the center
of the district
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
TELEPHONE LINE BEING
PUT INTO GOOD SHAPE

Under the able supervision of w. R.
Multke, the representative of H. L..
Thomas treasurer and general super
intendent of tie Z. n. /. Telephone
company, which recently purchased
the local telephone lines. The system
IS being gradually whipped intoaba99
so that in short time the troubles
of the subscribers will be like angels
visits, few and far between.
Mr.. Moltke has had several years
of experience in his vocation and
promises to have the Winnemucca line
as good as aany on the coast within
short time. During the past week a
map of the city has been made. show
ing the location of every phone in the
city. This will assist materially in
the locatio nof any trouble occurring
in the future and will make it easy
TO remedy same.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
WlNNEMUCCA Wins
FROM LOVELOCK

A large and enthusiastic crowd was
present yesterday at the first game
of the season to be had in Winnemuc
ca. The contesting teams were the
home team and a team from Lovelock
Many good plays were made and up
to the eighth inning it looked like
the visitors would take off the lau-
rels, but in the last half of this inning
the Lovelock pitcher lost control of
the bah and allowed the home boys to
score five tallies, making the score at
that time s to in favor of Winnie
mucca. In the last inning Lovelock
failed to score at all, thereby losing
the game. All the way through the
clean decisions of Umpire Rose. and
the clean plays ma e by the teams,
was remarked upon by the fans pres
ent. The following is the returns by
innings:
Loveloek .1 2 0 0 O 20 0 0 -
Winnemucca Il 0 0 0 / 0 5 s
A return game will be played IN
next Sunday at Lovelock between tho
teams, and it is hoped better gams
viii be played at that time, as both
teams will have then had consirora
ale practice.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
NIXON INTRODUCES
BILL FOR A FISH
HATCHERY IN
NEVADA

The bill which United States Sen
ator Nixon has introduced in the
United States Senate creating fede
raj culture station in Nevada, means
much for the state in the future. Long
ago the needs for an institution of
this kind was recognized. because as
time passed, without recuperating the
losses in fish sustained by the streams
through the destruction of the finny
tribes, it was evident that Nevada s
fishing resources might seriously de-
cay
Government supervision Of a culture
station, where the spawn may be saved
and the creation of stock for the reiu-
venation of the headwaters proceed
uninterruptedly means that the state 8
piscatorial resources will be increased
rather than diminished, as they would
if no steps were taken TO save the
same from annihilation. And as Ne
vada Z population increases, it will be
realized more and more fully that the
foresight and wisdom which inspired
Senator Nixon 's course in this matter
were well-timed.
The bill carries an appropriation of
$25, 900 for the establishment Of the
station. Its location viii. probably be
in Wasoe county, although this fact
was not stated in the bill. The pre-
sumption is that the most desirable
point will be decided by the United
States fish commission having super
vision of all the federal hatcheries as
well as exercising a fdthsrly care of
many of the state supported culture
stations. The bill is favorablv report
ed already, and has good chance to
become a law
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
JOE sIMPSoN rs
HUNG AT SKIDOO

Shortly after dusk last Thrrsda'
evening, band of citizens at Ski,loo,
"a mining camp in California. IS miles
south of Rhvolite, Nevada. overpower-
ed the sheriff's guard over simpson,
the gambler who shot and killed Joe
Arnold the preceding Sunday. and
hanged the prisoner to tel ,graph
pole where his body dangled mtii the
camp arose.
The hanging was ACCOMPLISHED very
quietly and no one in Skidoo will ac
knowledge having anything to do with
it.
Simpson was hanged from the cross
arm OF a telegraph polo to which he
was bound after he had made an at
tempt upon the. life of Cashier Dobhs.
Of the Soutern California National
bank at Skidoo.
Simpson,, who bore an unsavorv
reputation was intoxicated, and after
threatening Dobbs shot and killed Ar
mold, in what is aid tsi, igtocmfywp
mold in what is said to have been a
aoldhlooded manner.
Arnold was butcher and ono of the
most prominent men in tho camp He
located the townsite of Skidoo and
was heavily interested IN mining at
hat place
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
oDD FELLOWS HOLD
ANNIVERSARY AT
METHODIST CHURCH

The services held last evening at the
Methodist church complimentary
to the S9th anniversary of the l. O.
0. F., and was attended in a body
by the local members, who appeared
in full regilia. The special discourse
on the occasion delivered by Rev. j
M. Wilson was on the topic of fra
ternity, and was deeply appreciated
by those present Special song SER
vice had been arranged for this occa
sion and was rendered in rst-class
style by the choir of the church.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
TWO MORE DEATHS
FROM PNEUMONIA

On last Sunday morning J. h. Nor
ris, one of the first in Rosebud at the
time of. its discovery, passed away at
the Lafayette hotel here, where he
was i'll only short time with pneu-
monia Mr.. Morris was a resident
of Salt Lake, Utah, where he held
several important positions in the city
government of that place. His wife
and two sons, one of whom is a lieu
tenant in the navy stationed on the
cruiser California, were wired and the
remains were shipped home.
The citizens of this county mourn
the loss Of another of their old pino-
eers. On last Friday morning Jamcs
Preston Hurst, resident of this coun-
ty since 1872 passed away at his home
in Winnemucca after an illness of only
a iew days of pnetiroala. Mr. Hurs.
leaves wife and family consi sting
of an adopted daughter and stepson to
mourn his loss. He was born in West
Virginia at West Buckingham on
December II, 1916. He came to this
state in 1872. settling at Cane Springs
this county, and about .wnty wears
ago came to Winnemucca, residing
here ever since. For number of
years he was superintendent of .he
oulty hispital. which position he fill
q VII g,eat ability. Besides she fam
'ly hereu fore mentioned, he is surviv-
cd by three sisters and three brothers
y hr east, and ~one brother in Cali
fornia.
Mr Hurst was a member Of McDer-
nitt Post G. A. r. If this place. rs
wcil ms being a member Of Winnemuc-
ca Lodge No 10, +. & A. NJ, also the
Eastern Star. The funeral services
were held in the Masoni, nail and was
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
DEMuRRERs FILED.

The demurrer of the defendants in an
swer to the complaint in the land and
water suit instituted by Miller and
Lux, known as the Pacific Live Stock
company, against the Humboldt Live
Stock company and others, several
of them prominent farmers and stock
men of Humboldt county. was filed
this morning with the county clerk
1t is a lengthy document, setting forth
the many grievances of the defendants
in this case, which is of vast impor-
tance to all the farming interests Of
the county.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
NEGOTIATING FOR
LOCAL HOTEL LOCATION

Judge Wampler the well known min
ing man and banker of Wondar who
is interested at Gold Circle and in this
vicinity has been for several DAYS
negotiating with different parties
holding property in Winnemucca to
secure location for a hotel and bank
building. 1t is rumored that arrange
ments have been completed and in a
short time we expect to see a new
building being erected on lower Bridge
street, as the judge has the reputation
of being hustler.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
ROOSEVELT SCORED IN
UNITED STATES SENATE

state s rights was the subject of an
interesting speech in the Senate on
Thursday last, by Senator Raynor of
Maryland.
Mr.. Raynor spoke on the resolution
declaring that in the opinion of the
Senate the powers delegated by the
constitution of the United States must
not be enlarged by the implication
or so construed as to conflict with or
encroach upon the reserved rights of
the states as guaranteed by the tenth
amendment
''The troble with the president is /"
said Mr.. Raynor. "and always
speak of him not only defereptially,
but with great personal respect, that
he regards himself vested with nm
limited executive power under the
constitution.
Some of our prominent leaders.
with unrestricted exultation,' - continu-
ed Mr. Raynor, "have applauded the
president to the echo, and in unmeas-
ured tones have commended the revis-
ed edition of the constitution of these
United States. A wild and frantic
hosanna lately pealed forth from an
adjoining chamber from Democratic
bosoms as message replete with as
sumption of unlawful legislative pow
err resounded through the halls. If
the president should be nominated by
the next Republican national conven-
ton, what would our spokesmen and
orators say who have become the dis
ciples of his creed, and in worshipful
idolatry have bowed at his schrine. y
Mr.. Raynor favored single presi-
Dental term and declared that no pre-
sident should have the right to deter
mine the selection of hiss uccessor
through the use of federal power.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
TWO FREIGHT TEAMS
ARRIVE IN TOWN TODAY

Two freight teams arrived in Win
nemucca this morning loaded with
wool from McDermitt, to be placed in
the warehouse ready for shipment. One
was ten horse and three wagon out.
fit belonging to W. O. Babber, while
the other was composed of two wagons
and an eight horse team, the property
of |. B. English. All the wagons
We're loaded to their full capacity.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27

RUMOR REGARDING EARTH
QUAKE IN FRISCO FALSr

A rumor started this morning thai
On either Saturday or Sunday morning
an earthquake occurred in San Fran.
aisco, caus'ng great damage wa
rove nto be false. The only Informs
ocal telegraph Office, was that cn la0.
aturday morning a very slight shr
yhich hardly shook the needle has
cen felt and no damage had been
done.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27
GREAT BOYD BASIN
RESOURCES ARE
FAVORABLY
REFLECTED


mark greater growth of the new
camp of Florence, in the Boyd
Basin country, one hundred miles TO
the north Of Winnemucca, where some
of the richest gold discoveries ever
made in the state of Nevada are being
chronicled Most of the outfitting for
this district is being effected in this
city, and two automobile lines are ply
ing to that camp from this point, and
there are freight teams galore in the
service.
c. w. Mullenhour started Friday
morning with a big tent and other
paraphernalia for rooming- house pur-
poses. His is the first accommodations
of this kind to go into the district,
and therefore it has been necessary for
people going in to supply themselves
with bedding. Mnlicnhour's oatht is
said to be large enough to accommo
date considerable number of guests.
Saturday morning a big restaurant
outfit was freighted out, and by the
time it is in operation in Florence.
the facilities for comfortable subsis-
tence there will be quite available t.
visitors Michael Merrick is the pro-
moter of this new Boyd Basin eating
house. He enjoys reputation second
to none in his. line, and is popular
with all classes.
" Everybody is working in the
camp explained Messrs Porter and
Saunders, who came back from the
Basin Friday evening, after having
made the run by auto in seven hours.
They had gone in with party Thurs
day
"'There was a big opening of a
thirst parlor in Florence last night, y
Saunders continued, '.and almost
everybody in the district came to the
celebration. The next morning all
the inhabitants of the place went off
to their work and nobody was around
the town of Florence but the business
men One of the best and most ia
vorable features of the district is the
fact that everybody there is working.
and we are Informed that good show
ings are resulting, which makes every
body feel encouraged. 1t is an en-
thusiastic bunch up there, and / see
~ i'HoVh Why int camp sHOuiu not
make good Everybody who has seen
8ayd Basin believes it will =
There is little doubt that the Boyd
Basin boom is unavoidable during the
coming summer. II viii become
hummer in a very short time if the
advertising on the outside, which
southern Nevada districts have, were
applied to this section
Two lodges on John Stracaek s
claims, known as the Aster group. ad
joining the Speneer. have been opened
mp to show rock which pans highly in
the yellow metal, and are regarded
as among the richest in the district
Il. Bryan of the firm of Lane and
Bryan. pioneers in the district has
sold a half interest in eight of his
claims 10 Patsy Clark, otherwise
konwn as 'Greenwater' Clark. and
the consideration is said to have been
1868, 900. Bryan has lot of other
claims in Boyd Basin. however which
he considers equally as rich as those
which he has so protltably parted with
and therefore he expects to continue his
Identification with the district. In
fact, Bryan has engaged in business
there already on the side. and will be
always ready to greet his friends from
other parts of the state.