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New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
! Male.
| GARDENER head rraotican. Swiss. sin
! E.cs experienced IN gardening. culture ~
| vegetables. fame and Frsouhguae plants.
! lrst class references. Hans VauVel G3U
| PARK ave
| JAPANESE, competent. experienced reI-
able cook. wishes position IN club. con-
tract lJT meals, OF small family: test ref
eTences. y. suzuki. - Sands St. Broo klyu.
/ JAPANESE. pialn cook. waiter or laundry
man. IN private family. references T..
Matsu. care of suzuki. 43 sands st, brook
lyn-
JAPANESE 10 take care OF Once. gen
orally useful, cuIBpetent huusrWorker.
professional cook, good English, references
goes 70 night school, so upward e, o.,
i Concord st. BROOKLYN
JANITOR- Respectable German family.
sober. perfect all around. Al references
good neishDurhaod. downtown. West Side.
II possible. JaHitor. 81 West 17th st.
JANITOR Small German family. speak
ing English. West Side preferred Wenz
30 East nth -.
MARRIED COUPLE. English and scotch:
as gGSn'1erI'sit "r maid man as butler
Uptown omce, 1864 Broadway
MAN. speaking only German: understands
house and garden work: can take care Of
horses. best references. Address r. Il
800. Advertising otce. 32I Wyckon ave.
Brooklyn
RsE-VALET- Would care for invalid
or elderly gentleman: can give massage
and shave; discHgaged October To- patients
and physicians reference. city or country.
NJ j. Fitzgeraid. Garrison. y. Y.
SECOND MAN.-Ry respectable Young
Frenchman; IN private family: honest
sober ana 0bligInR. A No l references.
Address Z. V. Box o, Tribune once.
USEFUL, MAN-Understands steam ana
furnaces; very best city reference. p. p,
Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1864 Broadway.
USEFUL MAN.-Noat German: can take
charge horses. COWS. etc: willing. oblig
ing; can be useful inside. references Fred
erck care Of MathewsOn's Bureau. SIS
9th ave. Tel. 37s-Bryaut.
USEFUL MAN.-Can take care Of horses.
drive house ana garden work Ho =
mann. 20 North William st.
USEFUL MAN.-Man. 90. to work around
country place. board and very moderate
pay. good references. A Armenian. 14th
st. and Willow ave. Hoboken. y. J.
VALETING ladies and gentlemen; ward
month Young. 4l2 West 42d st
WAITER.-By co!ored Protestant: willing
TO be generally useful: very neat: four
years reference: city or country. F. J.,
Mrs Golfers Agency. 122 West 23d Ct
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
PeEnns&
COOK.-Young irish girl; would assist ~
laundry: city family. Please call after
10 a. m. Nc, Hofmayer's Bureau. 152
West 23d st
CCOK-By Finnish woman; first class;
good manager; best references from New
York families. Jussla Bureau. $50 Lex
ington ave. Tel 4458-Plaza.
COOK. chambermaid and waitress; pantry
maid: institutions or clubs; good insti-
tuition references. d. HofmHyer's Bureau,
1853 w. 23d st. Telephone after 10 a m.
-CHAMBERMAID-By two German
girls: one good cook; other chamhermaid
and seamstress; separate or together: good
references. Mathewsons Bureau, SlS 9th
Ave. Tel. 3TS-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

COOK-Can I'LL both branches. pastry and
general cooking; personal references from
last employer; hotel Newman. +06 lst St,
HObOken.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

COOK. Very neat: understands all
branches Of plain and fancy cooking. best
Of references city or country. 4. H, Mrs.
Golfers Agency, 122 West 23d St
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

COOk.-By English Protestant: first class;
has friend waitress and parlormaid; also
Chambermaid and seamstress; city Or coun-
try; highly recommended Morrows s Bu-
reau. 72l Lexington ave. corner 5Sth st.
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instruction.

instruction.
GEORGE WALLACE'S CLASSES
ERETTON HALL. ssth E7uadvav.
THE WALLACE. rs " 1921 -
Glass private tuition SEQ Catalogue
DROF- EliII. COCLo%
LANGUAGE.
Marlborough Arms. - West 1urn
HOYS' CDLIF1iIArE PREP
ADMITS College CS DIPLOMA
IT EARI.F Principal. 20 West r6;h
A DVERTISE&EETS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A The Tribune received UPTOWN once No.
1864 Broadway. between 3Ith sJs
O'Clock p. Advertisements received the follow lag
branch Offices regular o'clock n.
eth q. 81. ave cor.
l2th ct. st.. between
7th 263 I25th 81. ave: 1870
Blst LIST -
T56 fremont ave 30 ave. and any
American District Telegraph once
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HELP WANTED.

Female
! - WcTUs 10 cts |
90 WORDS ~ cts /
Exceeding "a words. each 8
] words entire advt. .-.--..---- cts ]
NURSE WANTED IN Montclair. N J. to
look after two children, ages two months
and 81 years, references must be good
Reply. with full particulars of salary re
guired. etc. TO z H. p o Box 200. New
York.
WAITRESS. in family; wages So;
last employer must be seen for references.
Cali Monday. 153 West 18th st.
WANTED.-An experienced and competent
nurse for two children a year and half
and three years old. Must have city refer
ences. be neat and willing 10 assist with
older children Roof playground. Gail Fri
day. 0 TO I! or 10 g. Mrs. E r. Whit
ney 30l West nth St
WANTED American woman. competent
to do the Hight household work. mem
her ot family OF two. for pleasant home and
small added compensation; duties easy it
used 10 housekeeping without servants
Desirable. Box Isl. Tenahy. \. J.
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AGENTS WANTED.

80 words. each tine.--.--..-.. 20 cts [
I 80 words. 7 times. es.-..-....--...S ST oO /
MANAGER WANTED every section 10 ap-
point aEerts FOR rev improved penny
peanut vending machine: 500 weekly easily
earned: finish bsautiful sanitary through
out: sold on easy payments; thousands now
In use. sample sent free: proposition will
please you II We still have opening in your
section. Great Western Scale NIX Works
Dept &C. Chicago. III.
MANAGERS and agents wanted for the
celebrated Flood City and tubular wash
ers; best on earth for light fabrics, such as
lace curtains ladies' waists. etc For terms
and particulars address Department I4+
The Flood City Washer Co. Ltd. Cur
wensviue. Pa.
AGENTS WANTED for high class beau
ttfully printed and illustrated doIlar-a-
year woman's magazine. commission. 30
cents on each dollar subscription. Write
foE. agents free outfit American Home
Monthly, Barclay St, New York
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

COOK.-Swedish; first class; excellent
manager: can take full charge: cook and
plan elaborate dinners. used to best Of prt-
vate family cooking; excellent references
wages 500. Osterbergs Bureau, Il8 Lex
ingtop ave. Tel 1865 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

CHAMBERMAID and waitress or general
housewOrk by Colored girl: reference.
Johnson. $50 West 54th St
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

COOK-First class: very good plain and
fancy cook; good references; wages so
to $50. city or country. Flaherty's Bureau,
4s5 Columbus ave. Tel. T4l River.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

COOK.-Neat: very nice Swedish good
cook; will take full charge kitchen: ex-
cellent references; wages $35; friend lady,s
maid. wages $50. Osterberg's Bureau, Tl6
Lexington ave. Tel. 1866 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

BUTLER,-A lady diminishing her house
hold wishes to get a good situation for
an excellent butler; kindly not telephone.
Address Mrs. NJ. Beckwith, Garrlson-on-
Hudson. N 7
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COOK.-First class: capable take entire
charge with kitchenmaid. understands
fra11 Eng, yorL ramiIieg Jussila FIIreau
ESQ Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

BIrTIER-Good experience; city or corrl-
try: first class references r Johnson
3z6 West 4ist 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

ER-VALET.-Swedish; married, 33;
excellent references: thoroughly compe-
tent and reliable; wages, $50 up Address
Valet Tribune Uptown once. 1854 Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
Country Property for Sale.

tUAHIFY I *VptItY TOT DUtt-
'rLEy ALIEN" x BF-ING DIVIDED INTO VILLA
VI S-es gnd SuhEEtsI Homes. L Is fifteen minutes
Flcarnoai and -h-e= hours rom washington For
osng edless FOREST LODGE Glen Allen. Virginia
1,orD BARGAINS N EESTC5ESTER co. REAL.
estate fsrHs zrI village property TONPkINS 4
PAINTER IL Main ST.. OssiE1CE. y. Y
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
Felt the Current.

No mistake about the current ] feel soothing creeping over me, and my liver Is placid for the first time in years. It would be a wonderful thing if l was completely cured. I would give the professor testimonial over my own name.
 The current Is twitchlng around somewhat Has probably hit against the Standard oil company and neither of them will give way
 Steady again and all O. K. Heart burn gone; dyspepsia gone; asthma a heap better It's uIIing me to sleep.' And to sleep he went. Mrs. Bowscr looked out occasionally to see that all was well, and there was no alarm till midnight. Then. after an interval of half an hour, she pecrcd forth and ut tered an exclamation. Three tramps had come through the alley gate and folded up the tent and Mir. Bowser with 1t and were passing out again. She called and called, but they paid no heed. They were not interested in Professor Baumgarten's electric cur rents Of earth. M. QUAD.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
TENTS 0UT.
Plans to Sleep on Ground and Get Benefit of Earth Currents.
WHAT HE GOES THROUGH.

Experiment Has It's Disadvantages, Ao-
 eording to the Notes He Makes,
 Stolen by Three Tramps While In
 Peaceful Slumber.
 Copyright. 1908. by T, c. McCurel
 An hour before Mir. Bowscr came home to dinner the other evening an express wagon brought a small tent to the house. and. of course. Mrs. Bowser was all agog to know what was going ,p happen She had made up her mind that Mr. BOws"r was going 10 take her ip the seashorc or the woods and was looking to see what old dresses she could wear when hc arrived home. When asked about thc tent he replied:
 Mrs. Rowscr. have you ever heard of Professor Baumgartcu the ccle- bratcd scleutlStt"
 "I don't remember"
 He is the man who discoycrcd that there was an electric current passing through thc currh from darkness to
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO.
Thcir UuCcnsing Work Keeps Us
 Strong md Honlthy.

All the blood iD the body passes through the kidneys once every three minutes. The kidneys filter the blood. They work night and day, When healthy they remove about 800 grains 0t impure matter daily, when unhealthy some part of this impure matter is left ia thc blood. This brings On many diseases and SymptOms-pain 10 the back, headache, nervousness, hot, dry skia, rheumatism. gOut, gravel, disor- Gnrs Ot the eyeSiPhJ and hearing, d!ZZl- ness. irregular heart, debility, drowsi- ness, drouSy, deposits in the urine, etc. Eut if you keep the filters right you will have no trouble with your kidneys.
 ". X. Hawkins, GGJ YeSIcr way, Se- attle, Wash, SAYS: Ut gives me pleasure at tho present time 10 confirm tho sta'dmeut gave some years ago 10 favor 0' DOan's Kidney Pills, the relief z obtained from their use having proved permanent. used remedy after remedy, was unable 10 obtain re- rig. bad the most severe pains across the small Of my back, and was also annoyed by the irregular action ot inc kidney secret ions. Doqu's Kidney Pills helped me at once, and a con tiuued use entirely relieved me. ] am an ardent advocate Of Doan'S Kidney Pills, and have recommended them on many occasions. SIS ] know they do Just what is claimed for them"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 90 cents. FOsJer-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N, r.. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the uame-Doan's-and fake no 0thpr
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
SIRIKE SIM ON

Stay away from Treadwell The strike is suu ou between the Treadwel. Gold Mining company and No. lo9, w, F. of M., Douglas, Alaska, All work ing men are requested to stay away and assist us iu securing an S.hour day unl living wage All rumors to the effect tha, the strike is or are false Local Union No. lO9 will notify you when a settlement is reached.
 By order of Douglas Island Miners Union No. lO9, w. r. M.
 NEIL. NCDONALD, F. ALSTROM,
 President. Sec.'IreaSureF
 rry. IG 1908 llSl mo
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
Quite Likely.

"I didn't see you at our euchre the other night" said the bachelor
 "No," replied the young Benedict AS far as euchre goes with me now, I consider home the right bower"
 That's all right while hearts are trump, but l suppose If clubs should turn up it would be the left bower.' " Philadelphia Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

Ttream and finally predicted that his IleepIng in the tent might be the means 1f informing the world the exact cause Of earthquakes. volcanoes and cyclones. He finally hu"Ied up pencil and paper and took bis way Mhe yard. As was afterward ascertulned, he made notes, and the notes read as follows:
 T have retired to the tent Over forty cats nbout. IL may be the elec- trio current of the earth that gives cats nine lives.
 "I have stretched myself on the grass. I seem to feel a vibration of the earth, May be q truck going past on rhc street or may be Professor Baum gartcns electric current.
 There Is a quiet cracking of the grass. Electricity must be at work,
 This Is rcstful. am feeling holy calm steal over me.
 "Thc above mentioned holy calm was interrupted by a cat entering the tent, but soon walked her out again.
 "This Is a heap better than going to the woods. No danger of bears or snakes, and you get the electric cur rent besides.
 "I think I feel the current passing from the north to the south pole but may be mistaken.
 "I was mistaken. 1t was only a chicken bone under my back Perhaps the current Is late in getting started to. night.
 Several other cats invaded the tent 10 be clubbed out
 Just saw Mrs. Bowser at q back window looking out. She needn't con cen herself about me. Never was there a more peaceful situation than this. It combines all the advantages of the Seashore with all the comforts of home.
 "I am certain that the electric cur. rent has now got started For the bcnc- lit of the public I will say that the hour is exactly 10 o'clock. The direction is from north to south. sustaining the professors theory. can feel 1t erin. klng my hair and doing my tlatulency world of good.
 "I seem to hear about 200 cats on the fence. I must write the professor and ask if cats and ground currents go together.
 "I seem to. hear footsteps and whIs- perS in the alley. That may be caused by the current meeting an obstruction in its passage.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
Mystery

"I wonder why 1t ls?' said the man who seemed to be thinking aloud.
 "Why what Is?" Queried the friend who had overheard.
 That people who are so different from us seem to be satisfied with thcmSelves:" concluded the noisy thinker. -Pittsburg Post.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

sunrise and rlar rhn ~H.I current was I,aoHrIat Jo many human complaints whom rightly taken"
 "Hut you hrvrur human r"mp.ainrs.'
 "TmrS an you l#nw about l. Re- uar~n I'm uo. complaining nEomy few minutes you rnuN nothing a0s me. [ had a little time this afternoon. and ] wrote down a rnw ot my ailments in this form. There they are"
 Aud he handed ucr a paper with the following record nicely drawn uI' and rypcwriucn:
 Rheumatism.
 Asthma Lumbago. Heartburn Dyspepsia. Liver comp. Cutarrh.
 Flatu.eucy
 Its all nonScusc." exclaimed Mrs. Rowscr after reading the list If there's healthier man in this town than you are. I'd like to know his name"
 Had a Sinking Spell.
 "Ucmrhy, Why. | had a sinking spell not four hours ago" he shouted.
 "Ycs. you probably sunk down in a chair Why. man, you cut enough at every ucul Co do for ,wo common men. That boiled ham wc had last night
 Never mind the boiled ham. It's no usc to tell you that l may not live three months. Tho doctor says it's the worst complication of ailments he ever saw. Ir ls only after ! have passed In my checks rha, you1 awake to the fact that was m ru.ompuining suf- rcrrr for years.
 "Eut what about lhc tent: Are you going 70 swallow that r1 cure yourself of some of tur "lmcnt>:"
 Mrs. Howscr well treat this as a serious matter very serious matter, OF we'll shur up about it. It is no time for sarcasm when a mans life is hang. ing in the baIauce."
 "Wcn. ,hcu:"
 "I shall put up ,ln tent in the back iyard and sleep in iJ in order to get tue ground current. have every faith in | the experiment. believe that after l lhc first three nights shall be feeling Imuch better. wj.a you wouldn't irrI- tate me tMs evening. have been thinking of collins uud tombstones all day. ond have a fear that have be- gun this cNnarimu. roo lutc."
 "Why. my drur husband. if you feel ] that way. 1 haven't al .sr word to say in opposition. Go r rt ahead and put up your tent m' occupy It. l don't know mys .u.t the cleo tric ground crrr ..t F it will help , even on. c.. ..5r 2. uus l shall be thankful. .DrU ..I a mattress, of courSc:'
 | "No:I sa.. sleep .n tb, 'are ground. | wal. the .rll cr'o. ur thr current"
 After G."u.r v...h was ruc of the hcarurs. uc Gt ra.oa .H a month, MT. RowScr cnr...f Ula r.ut tc the back yard aud -.. i-up When the cook saw what wus going un shr went to Mrs. Bowsnr 9nl "Hi:
 "NIun. con.t r.n g.t another girl and let ..a -n th.s n.Dntng+' "Rut W.. ''n'r.'." l "Becausc w... .n .c found alive In the morning. md | sec that Mr. Bow ser is fixing to explode Us all. It's the water pipes. and the gas pipes, and the hot water. and the cold water, and dynamite. and gunpowdcr and the fur mace. and Tvc got SD scared that I'm finding gray hairs in my head"
 Made Notes of Experiment.
 Bridget was quictcd with guaran- tee of safety. and AIr. Bowser came in for an hour before retiring to get the electric current During this time he had great deal to say about the north pole and the south pole and the gulf
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
POSITION AS SALESMAN

Would like position as salesman 10 store OF would take ou outside job. EX- ncrfeuced furniture salesman-refuish- er, upho'ster and reparer. Addres F \ care Alaskan. I&G tf
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
HOT MINERAL BATHS

Si,Ea Hot Springs, now open to the public. Coed rooms and restaurant in connection. Hot mineral baths uneN- eeIgd-Goddard X BrooEs, Proprie'ors.
 S-2T lmO
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
Up to Date Explanation

"Electrlcal failures have an adyan- tage over all kinds"
 Tn what way"
 "They can always furnish a current excuse. ."-.Baltimore American.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
Chill.

Gladys-Isn't this autumn air delight ru?
 Harold-Not much. 1t reminds me that I've got to get a new oVercoat.- Detroit Tribune.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
Why She Couldn't.
couldn't love him."

"Oh, l couldn't love him"
 "Why nOt:'
 He wears wig. The very idea"
 Then the dear creature removed two rats. some puffs, a Coronet braid, a pompadour, switch and sat down to peruSc novel. -- st. Paul Pioneer Press
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
DON'T WORK ALL THE TIME
Why not play a game O! English Bill lizards ar Limerick Alley this evening.
QUICK DELIVERY PHONE 30

Baggage, coal and wood delivered up- 0u shortest notice day or night,
 u. ErojjcuJhal, General Expressing Bonded Carrier
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
lFLlG MlRKS TIE PLlGE

Whore s.H " H."" En.r suits u-..-.I .a -- ...- .- r..1r.l and r-..-. ... aI.N nW method for caa. r. ....s skirts IS the best. All goods e. 70. ..r ... delivered when ST urta-.. ..-.a work .5 1n, sa.s.Hctor
 you .... a.. ..g .rr .- A.asa. Press
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22
Made Notes of Experiment.

Bridget was Quictcd with a guaran-
 tee of safety, and Mr. Bowser came in for an hour before retiring to get the electric current. During this time he had a great deal to say about tue north pole and the south pole and the gulf
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

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The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-22

"beCauSc ] N,.. '" .t lnHhl alINe ul the morning. and >ac that Mir Bow ser is fixing to explode us all. It's the water pipes. and the gas pipes, and the hot water and the cold water and dynamite. and gunpowdcr. and the fur mace. and Tvc gor SD scared that I'm finding gray hairs in my head"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-23

the stockholders III the banks be as
sessed enough money on their stock
to meet the deficiency in the banks
and to then resume business and meet
al obligations right on the outset.
Since the suspension OF the nstitt-
tons many thousands of dollars of
accounts have been traded with other
banks and in consequence Of this trad
ing at the present time only about
one and one-half millions are required
to place the institutions on a cash
basis.
Mr.. Kirman telegraphed 10 Walter
J. Harris. who is in San Francisco, for
the latter to return to this city at
once and it is probable that he will
be assigned the task of going over
the books of the company 1t is be-
ieved that the proposition of Mr..
knman has a good chance Of being
accepted by the directors of the in
stitutiGns for it is becoming evident
that something must be done toward
the opening Of the various banks of
the chain controlled by the State
Bank & Trust Company
The board Of directors yesterday
elected the old officers Of the institu-
ton as follows:
7. b. Hickey. president: George H.
Meyers, vice-president; J. p Wood
bury, second vice-presideAt; Jas. T.
Davis, cashier; f. d. Vanderlieth, as
sistant cashier; f. B. CUshman. assist
ant cashier, Tonopah: J. L. Lindsay.
| assistant cashier, Goldfield: c. H.
Wise. assistant cashier. Manhattan:
F. A. seymour assistant cashier,
/ Blair
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-23
POLICE MEASURE IS CONSIDERED
Threw Bread
at His Spouse

RENO, Jan. 22-N'rs Ida Il. Mi.c,,
ell. one OF the bes known Wu1er Of
this city, YESTERDAY filed silt lcr li-
vorce from her husband. Q. NJ. Mitch
ell. who is one Of Reno's capitalists.
Mrs Mitchell alleges that for the
past eight years her husband has
treated her in cruel and inhuman
manner, and has neglected to provide
her with the comforts of life and has
on occasions called her vile and abus-
i've names. She alleges that on Jan
uary 18th he threw a loaf of bread at
and would have followed with a cup
had he not been prevented from so
doing by her daughter
Mrs. Mitchell asks that the Court
issue restraining order tying up the
common property. which consists of
cash, real estate and notes amounting z
10 about 10000. The couple married
in this city twelve years ago and have
three minor children. Mrs. Mitchell
asks for the custody Of the children
and a settlement Of alimony and
counsel fees
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-23
Bartnstt May
90 insane

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 23.-City
Physician James /. Watkins notified
Sheriff Dolan yesterday that Walter
]. Bartnett who is under Indictment
on charges growing ont of the failure
Of California Trust and Safe Deposit
Company Is beginning to be affected
by his Imprisonment and it is feared
that he Is going insane
Tie physician stated that unless
the prisoner was given his freedom or
placed in cell with other prisoners
he would be insane within a very
short time Bartnett was always a
very active man and has a keen in
teIIect ana II is believed that the soli-
taly confinement Of the prison cell
VIII eventually cause him to lose his
reason.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-23
OF
ABE RUEF
Begins in San Francisco
Tomorrow Prosecution
Has Strong Case

san FRANCISCO, Jan. .3.-To-
morrow morning the trial of Abe Ruef
on the charge of bribery will be be-
gun in this city. SO far Ruef refuses
to divuige the names of the attorneys
who will defend him at his trial al
though it is believed that Henry Ach
Will be his leading council.
The prosecution has been = orking
overtime ON the case and claim that
his conviction is certainty No mer
cy will be shown Ruef by the prosecl-
ton in any way and all efforts to
get more time by the attorneys Of
Ruef will be contested by the attor-
news fG the state
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-23
Heating Plant
is Completed

RENO, Jan. 23-What is The lars
est hot water central heating plant in
the west mas just been completed by
the Nevada Hardware & Supply com
rany for the Cniversiay Of Nevada.
For several days tht hot water has
been pouring through the huge mains
and smaller pipes and everything has
worked perfectly The consulting en-
gineer for the architects who We're
here a few days ago, thoroughly ex-
amined the system and pronounced it
the finest that had ever been seen.
Five buildings On the campus are
being heated by the system which 1t
has taken over six months to install.