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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
WARD HEELERS ACTIVE
Registration for August Primary
Continues With Extra Clerks

About 1900 voters qualified for the
primary election between half past
IN the morning and midnight yesterday.
This brings the total registration since
she first Of the year to about 46,5OO
Yesterdays registration was not as
heavy as Registrar Zemansky expected
IL TO be. In anticipation Of a record
rush he put on an extra large force of
clerks, but they were not Overworked.
The Saturday half holiday which takes
so many people out of town for the
weekend is given as the most plausible
explanation Of the fact that registra-
ton yesterday did not reach the 1000
mark
Undoubtedly there viii be an exceed
ingly heavy enrolment on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
the last three days on which voters
may register for the August primary
election. The Office in the city hall
viii be open from $50 in the morning
until midnight and the clerks will ham
die the crowds with the utmost dis
patch.
Ward heelers have been very busy
getting their followers to register
There has been great activity in an the
burned districts. but Johnny" Nelson
and Fred Eggers have been particularly
strenuous, carrying voters to the regis
trar's office in carryalls and other com
modious vehicles. On this account the
registrar is going to examine the req
istration from the thirty-sixth and for
ty-ffth districts with very suspicious
eye.
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ORGANIZE IN FORTY-FIFTH
LincOIn-RoOseveIt League Men
Form Temporary Club

The Lincoln-R Roosevelt league Of the
forty-fifth district met in knights of
Pythias hall in Powell street last night
and formed temporary organization.
William c. Mcintosh was elected tenn
pOrary chairman and a. Babino tenn
pOrary secretary
Immediately after the temporary
organization, A @. Boggs of the central
campaign committee addressed the
meeting Boggs spoke on the objects
and principles Of the league giving
an outline history Of the movement
from the time of formation TO date. He
made an appeal to the voters of the
district demonstrating the necessity
OF defeating the machine at the coming
primary. Thomas S Williams and
Perry H. Newberry followed Boggs,
and in fervent speeches told of the
work done by the league.
RumOrs to the effect that there was
a possibility Of a split between mem
bers Of the league proved TO be false
when J. W. Parsons, who was alleged
10 be the leader of the boilers, said
that he was with the league first, last
and all the time.
A committee, consisting Of George
AicManus, DR.. J. X. Plincz, 1. w Par
sons, Robert Jeffers, Henry A. Fish and
Perry II. Newberry, was appointed TO
meet Monday and propose nominees for
delegates TO the convention.
The next meeting will be held in the
hall at 555 Chestnut street, Tuesday
evening At s o'clock, when a perma-
nent organization viii be formed.
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Corrupt Machine Strives to Retain Grip Politics

the thirty-eighth, there is somewhat
similar situation, only less interest is
being shown because the thirty seventh
with "a delegates outvotes the thirty
eighth with Is and will name the sena-
tor
But there is the same multiplication
of clubs, regular clubs, Taft clubs,
Taft and Sherman clubs and a league
club. Wolfe has two organizations,
one presided over by DR.. Henry Abrahm
and Assemblyman Sammy Beck
ett: the other with William F. Balch
in the chair and S. Shaben, one of
Colonel Treadwells most gallant
rough riders, as the moving spirit
Charley Forbes, who was expelled from
the Lincoln Roosevelt league, is the
county committeeman and he, too, con-
Cured in the Endorsement of Kierulff
for senator He has no intention of
playing politics with Wolfe
The.league in the thirty-eighth num-
bers men like Byron Mauzy, William
M. We'll, Jacob Neff, Henry Day and
S. A. Clark The more opposition to
Wolfe that develops the better they
like it. They are confident of disap-
pointing Herrin and Lynch in their
dearest wish arul it looks as though
"Eddie's" legislative career is over.
He may never have another chance to
make public objection to the Lords
prayer.
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and organized a Lincoln-Roosevelt
league club.
During the last primary campaign
the league did not attempt to organize
in the thirty-third and as result 1t
was one of the few districts retained
by the machine.
Since that time DIR. E. w. Couper has
been appointed the leagues organizer
for the district. His inquiries nave
shown the republicans of ethe district
to be wholly dissatisfied with the ma
chine men who presume to rule the
thirty-th Taking advantage of this
sentiment. DR.. Couper called meeting
last might and brought out large
number of the independent republicans.
The principles of the league were en-
Enthusiastically indorsed by the large
number of voters who signed the club
roll. Permanent organization was ef-
fected by the election of J.-J. Kenny as
president; ]. K. Johansen, vice presi-
dent; William H. Gerran, secretary, and
Bernard Burns, treasurer.
Meetings will be held hereafter
every Thursday night in the Bondeli
building.
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REPUBLICAN ELECTORS
ASKED TO REGISTER
Chairman of Republican State
Central Committee Issues
Special Appeal

DR.. Henry Abrahm. chairman Of the
republican state central committees
special registration committee. has is
sued the following appeal for the reg
istration Of all republican electors:
To Republicans:
At the last meeting Of the republican state
central committee the following adopted:
Special attention Is called 10 the fact that
registration closes on Wednesday, July %, in all
cities, towns and precincts. where the law il
mandatory for primary elections TO be held in
august. and republicans desiring 10 partici-
pate IN snoh primary elections who have not
registered since January 1, 1905. should go and
register without further delay
Every republican is called upon not only to
register himself but 10 make II his duty and
business 10 urge upon and see 10 II that every
republican he knows is promptly registered.
The registration office at the city hall is open
ron $50 a. N. TO midnight.
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Continued from Page IL, Column
OF the running. but there were disouiet-
ing rumors OF other candidates. Louis
Montgomery was mentioned and the
Herrin men were quietly suggesting
congressional conquest to other San
jose men. Hayes saw Herrin three
times in two weeks. He was panned
Surlciently for purposes of discipline,
compelled TO resign every vestige Of
local power and finally went back TO
san Jose with the Herrin stamp re-
afhXed on his back The last of the
Herrin men who were engaged in stir
ring up trouble for Hayes We're pulled
on last Thursday and the job for the
delivery of the good government forces
IN santa Clara TO Herrin was complete.
The three Santa Clara county dis
tricts viii be entitled TO % delegates
IN the state convention and San Mateo
VIII have nine. Failure to issue call
lor separate congressional convention
VIII result in the congressional nOmina
tfon being made by the delegates to
the state convention The San Fran
cisco end OF the fifth district viii have
80 delegates in the state convention to
81 from Santa Clara and San Mateo.
With Santa Clara and San Mateo solid
nve delegates from San Francisco
would make contamination of the Her
rin deal with Hayes possible.
EXPECT NO OPPOSITION
With Hayes cutting the ground out
from under the men whom he has for
merly tied in Santa Clara the machine
men figure that the delivery Will be
comparatively easy, and Hayes con-
siders IL as good as accomplished.
Mayor Davidson Of San Jose is not
machine man. He has always stood for
good government, but the organization
figures on no opposition from him. The
entire strength of the machine was
thrown behind Davidson to beat Hayes
IN the municipal fight and the treachery
Of Black" Hayes in the Sacramento
convention alienated enough Lincoln
Roosevelt league votes to make David
sons victory q landslide.
The terms Of Judges Richards and
Hyland expire in January. Davidson
wants TO be a judge. Bert Partridge.
Davioson's city attorney, wants the
other place on the bench, while Coun-
Gilman Mathewson, the union labor
leader in the Davidson fight, was 10
step into the mayors Office The ma
chine men do not expect any active
assistance from Davidson, nor is there
the slightest intimation that he has in
any way been a party to the deal to
deliver the city and county to the rail
road machine, but he is not expected to
night his ambitions and the men who
worked night and day for his election,
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RED HAYES INDFAL
FOR AID OF H[RR|N

ContInued frOm Page ID. Column
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CANDIDATES FOR BENCH
Frank McGowan and F. w.
SAWYER Seek Nomination

Frank MCGOWAN. Pat Calhouns can
didate for district attorney on the
union labor ticket last fall. is an as
pirant for the republican nomination to
the superior bench. f. w. Sawyer has
also entered the lists
To the end that Judge ]. c. B. Heb
bards name may not be dragged into
the campaign, Deputy County. Clerk
J. j. Groom has been authorized to
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didate, but even jokes count in prima-
ries and the patrol drivers activity
displeases Wolfe. Eddie" wouldn't
mind it so much if Barry would refrain
from organizing clubs, but the man of
the ribbons has an imposing list of
names on his rosters.
Another element that jars the sweet
serenity of Wolfe politics is Tim Sui
Ifvan. Sullivan was in the Lincoln
Roosevelt league and was read out for
going over to the machine in the
county committee fight. Before this
treason Sullivan, as county commit
teeeman, Joined with the league club
and the Taft club of the thirty seventh
in indorsing the senatorial candidacy
of I. c. Kferulff, a young attorney, who
stands high at the bar and in the dis
trict. Sullivan still sticks to Kierulff,
who would undoubtedly make strong
opponent for Wolfe. If Tim puts a
primary ticket in the field he will aid
Dennis Barry in reducing Wolfes vote
and will add to the plurality of the
league ticket. Hence more worry for
poor Eddie" who is used to an easy
victory
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EpTroRs cHoosE oFFRcERs

VANCOUVER, Wash. July 1s.-A-
bert Johnson- Of the Seattle Times was
elected president OF the Washington
editorial association today. The re-
naming officers are: First vice presi-
5ent. T. A Hazeltine. South Bend;
second vice president, NJ E. Randall
Ellensburg; secretary, T. Lee Odgers
Davenport: treasurer, L. r. RAIDER
Olalla; historian, F. B. Cole. Tacoma;
poet, Eugene Lorton. Walla Walla-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
CALLS SULLIVAN oUTcAsT

The Woolhtes won't admit the Sui
livan worries them and they emphatic
ally deny that they want him.
Tim Sullivan is an outcast," is the
hay Winfield Scott Williams puts it
on behalf of Wolfe HE was read out
Of the league and he can't come with
US. He doesn't figure politically. He
is discredited and if he joined our club
we would lose the support we have"
At the other end of the district, in
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
sIsTER OF POET DIEs

BURLINGTON. VT. July 1S.-Mrs.
Hannah Louisa Whitman-Heide. the
last surviving sister of the poet Walt
Whitman. died at her home in this city
today, aged 81 years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
OPPOSED TO MACHINE

Prominent republicans of the thirty
third district met last night in the
Bondeli building, 1912 Mission street,
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

make the formal announcement that
nomination.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

REFLECT PRINCIPAL-Nfelrose, July Is
David Williams has been reelected supervising
principal OF the Melrose grammar schools.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
UNITED STATES cos
EARNINGS INCREASING.

The United States Smelling. Re-
lining q Mining company, in common
with most mining companies. is now
showing substantial Increase in its
earnings SAYS the Boston News Blu
reau.
We understand that for the month
Of September net earnings amounted
10 about s350.000 and that the Dc
tober figures will probably show an
increase over September as the com
pany settled for copper that month
on a raising scale.
or the September earnings the
Pachuea property earned in excess of
100000 net, and the Mammoth COM
pany in excess of 100000. while the
Centennial Eureka. its lead pro-
dncers and lead smelter in Utah. and
the miscellaneous sources of income
made up the balance of net earnings.
Utah lead operators are now upon
a substantial earning basis and the
company Is deriving substantial
benefits from its Bingham lead prop
critics. which have been tied up by
litigation until this year.
" It'll NllAfi At the iOhtSl point IDl
years the Real Del Monte company.
all of which stock Is owned by the
| United States Smelling, Refining a.
Mining company, is operating at full
capacity, though its output will prob
/ ably he larger when its mills are
! thoroughly attuned, and is earning
in excess of 500, 900 per month. 1t
Is considered conservative to figure
/ upon earnings of at least 100000
per annum from this property from
now on.
Net earnings of $4,000 per
month are ut the rate of $4,000. coo
per annnm. II requires 81 100000
| for the payment of the 7 per cent
dividends on United States Smelling
perferred stock. which would leave a
balance of S2.500. 900 for the $50
900 shares of common stock or 81
per share. as against present dividend
/ disbursements of 81 per share.
As there is every evidence that
/ these net earnings can be not only
maintained but improved upon. es-
/ peciallY as the company in the pas
/ has shown net earnings as high as
/ s350.n00 per month without any
returns from its Mexican property
1 there is reason 10 anticipate res
toration of the old dividend rate of
81 per share per annnm within a
reasonable time
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
Lodi Coming
To the Front
Lodi Mines Company Will ship
$40. 900 Before Installation

LINING. NOV 20-The Lodi Mines
company has made excellent progress
and this mine should soon be one
If The producers of Nye county.
The main shaft continues in high
grade ore at the 700-foot level, break
of the ledge running from 5000 TO
s40O ton. The superintendent is
confident that this ore Will give an
average shipping product of 5000 10
the ton.
While the shelter Is in course of
erection. regular shipments will he
made by way of Luning. 1t is con-
fdentlv expected by the manager that
from $4,000 TO $4,000 worth of
ore will be shipped before the smelter
h completely blown in. The road
"a I.uning practically has been COM
nleted for the Zig traction engines.
Wells have been skunk at intervals
of six 10 eight miles apart on this
road
The work already done by the trae-
ton engine has demonstrated the
feasibility of this sort of transport
alton. 4 second engine will soon
be purchased. and II Is the intention
Of the management 10 install third
in the near future.
Four miles of pipe are on the road
now. and will supply the smelter and
mines with water. Ground is now
being broken for this 4mile ditch
and the pipe will be all in place short
liz after its arrival
The company now has 40 men az
work and next week Will put on 10
more
The incentive behind all this en-
terprise is the wonderful ore showing
in The mine. II appears that the
shaft has come into the main ore
body. which on upper levels has been
reached through constantly shorten
ing crosscuts. For the past 90 feet
the shaft has been IN shipping ore.
upon the 440~foot level the cross
cut from the shaft struck rich shoot
in the vein. Here two shafts are
breaking down high grade. The out
look is that the high grade ore hoist
Cd viii more than equal the trans
portation facilities. pending the com
pletion of the smelter Stopping Will
soon be commenced on the sixth and
seventh levels.
There are three veins in The Lodi
mines which are parallel fractures 10
the limestone. on the east lies the
porphyry and on the west the granite
the upllft being responsible for the
fractures IN the lime in which the
ores are deposited The veins dil
slightly toward the granite and The
development work done recently indi-
Gates that the three veins will come
together at depth and make into one
large ore body.
Aside from the ore already de-
veloped underground there Is a see
ond-class dump containing 800 tons
OF an average of $50 a ton. and q
Stag dump OF 5000 tons worth So q
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21

stock he could secure in the North
Sunbeam Gold company, not to ex-
coed 100000 share at 80 cents a
share. the purchase price to be paid
from the funds aecumulating in the
defendant company's treasury. This
meeting also authorized the purchase
of 10000 shares of tie stock from
Gable The only restriction placed
upon Gable, ii is alleged, was that he
was not to buy TO exceed 100000
shares, and must not exhaust the
treasury of the Golden Sunbeam
Mines company.
The meeting was irregular. Car
penter alleges, in that the bylaws of
the Golden Sunbeam Mines company
require that notice of the place, OBJ
ject and time of the meetings must
be given to each of the directors,
which was not done
Carpenter further charges that
Gable was an officer and stakeholder
in the North Sunbeam Gold company:
that the stock of this company was
of little. If any, value, and that Gable
knew this. but for the purpose of de-
frauding the plaintiff and other stock
holders he falsely represented to the
directors of the Golden Sunbeam
Mines company that the stock of the
North Sunbeam Gold company was
of some value, and caused the resolu-
tion authorizing him to buy stock in
it to he adopted, and that Gable i'm
mediately took, or arranged to take
upward of $4,000 from the treasury
of the Golden Sunbeam Mines com.
pany to purchase worthless stock in
the other company.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
Mining Suit
of Interest
Golden Sunbeam Company Officers
Accused of Working Graft.
tSalt Lake Tribune }


Charging c. b. Gable. general
manager of the Golden Sun beam
Mines company, and other officers.
with buying up practically wort HESS
stock in the North Sunbeam Gold
company at cents share and un-
loading il upon the Golden Sunbeams
Mines company at 80 cents a share.
J. McF. Carpenter, a stakeholder in
the latter incorporation, Wednesday
brought suit in the third district
court against the Golden Sun beam
Mines company and Cable to compel
the return TO the North Sun beam
Gold company of all the stock thus
fraudulently purchased, and to force
Gable TO return 10 the treasury Of
the Goden Sunbeam Mines com pany
all of the money he may have taken
or received from that company in
payment of North Sunbeam Gold
company stock.
Carpenter also asks that all the
other officers of the defendant COM
pany be required TO make an ae-
counting of any sums Of money they
may have received from the treasury
in payment of stock in the North Sun
beam Gold company and that upon
the accounting the defendant COM
pany be compelled to return TO
these officers any stock in the North
Sunbeam Gold company which it has
taken or purchased from them and
that the officers of the defendant
company, upon the return of the al
! legged worthless stock. be compelled
! To deliver to the Golden Sunbeam
j Mines company any sums of money
they may have received. in intended
! payment for such stock. TO the de-
/ PENDANTS treasury A temporary re-.
straining order, prohibiting the de-
/ PENDANT corporation or any officer act
, ing for it from purchasing further
stock in the alleged virtually defunct
company is asked for
Carpenter sets out in the complaint
/ that the Golden Sunbeam Mines CO.
mpany is organized under the laws
of the state of Washington, and that
he has been a stakeholder since 904
holding 1850 shares. Carpenter APP
parently anticipates that other stock
! holders will join him in the suit. for
/ he sets out that the action is brough
+ in his own behalf and that of any
other holder who may desire to join
him as parties 10 the complaint. The
f defendant company is working mines
in Custer county Idaho, il is recited
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
WHEAT MARKET.

CHICAGO. NOV. 20 Wreat clos
I'd an s104ss
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
MASTER OF HAWTHORNE
TO LEAVE TURF
Edward Corrigan Will Sell His
Horses. But Retain Interest
In Racetracks.

CHICAGO. Nov Edward Corri-
gan confirms the announcement that
he will retire from the turf. Every
thoroughbred in his big racing es-
tablishment will be disposed of and
the master of Hawthorne, for years
one of the vests best known turf
characters says he may never send
another horse to the post again.
Il intend TO sell every thorough
bred | own, and | have a buyer for
my 500 acre farm on the Bowman S
mill road near lexington said
Corrigan. II may never race another
horse" he said Il propose TO sell
the stations. mare and weanlings
as speedily as possible. | will retain
my interest in the racetrack at Chi
cogo, New Orleans and Kansas City
for the present at least. There is no
absolute certainty as to racing at any
of my tracks in the immediate future
but there is more than possibility
that there will he racing at New
Orleans this winter. and the pro-
spects for revival of the sport in ILL
nois and Missouri is not entirely
blank. The future for racing is not
as dark as some would print it," con-
eluded Corrigan.