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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. s.
PATENT.
(Seral No. 0262.) l g..
Survey No. 1890.
United States, Land Office, Durango. Colo

United States Land Office, Durango, Colo
RADIO. August y, 1908:
of tie act Of Congress- approved Nay as'iSs 10,
1872, w. A. Stewart for himself and CO.
claimant. The Valley View Consolidated
Gold Mining company, whose postoffice
Is Pueblo, Colorado has made application
for patent on the Idaho Mill Site, stu
county. state of Colorado. and described
by the official plat. herewith posted, and
by the field notes on file in the office of
the register of the United States land
office at Durango, Colorado as follows,
viz: Beginning at corner No. l. whence
the s. 4 corner of section Is, township
80 north, range II west of the N. M. p.
NJ. bears s. 46 deg. 81 min. E. 4019.12 It. -
Thence south II deg. 30 min. west 39967
IT to corner No, 2.
Thence north q deg. so min. west 1920
TT to corner No. 3.
Thence north IA deg AZ min. west 3i057
TT to corner No. 4.
Thence north II deg. 30 min. east 3S46i
# to corner No. s. 1850
Thence s. IS deg 30 min. east 1856. .43 IT.
to corner No. /, the place of beginning
Variation at all corners 13 deg. 40 min
east, containing 3.b11 acres and forming a
portion of the NV. Y section IS in town
ship 80 north of range II west n NJ; F..
M, said location being recorded in Vol
113. page 131 of the records of La Plata
county. Colorado.
The adjoining claimants are: On the
southwest, Golden Rule Placer survey No.
ss24; on the north. Sunnyside lode un-
surveyed; w. A. Stewart. claimant; on
the east, Helen lode and Extension lode.
ant; no other adjoining claims known.
G. H. CHARLTON, Register.
First publication August a. 1905.
Last publication October %. 1908.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10
PATENT
New Serial No. 01b3.
SURVEY No. lSS1I.
United States Land Office, Dural

fe Survey No. 1851.
United States Land Office Durango.
Notice is hereby given that, In pursu,
ance with the Act OF Congress approved owed
eoKp MsK lea MiNfS Ie INb TNb MfLNa NIL Esaepr ceM
PANY. corporation whose postoffice
address is Pueblo. Colo, has made ap-
plication for patent for 100 linear ieet on
silver. the same bearing N a deg. AZ min:
w. 75G feet and s. A deg AZ min =. IA
feet from the center of the discovery
thereon, with surface. ground 150 feet IN
width on each side Of the center OF said
discovery, and 1900 linear feel. on the ORR
sntal Lode bearing ss gold q nnd nIn SlveS hs
feet and S. deg. 10 min. e. 1850 feet from
the center OF the discovery thereon. with
surface ground 15O feet in width on each f,
side of the center of said discovery all
Of the above situate in the California
Mining District. La Plata County, Colo
rado, and described in the official plat
file in the office of the Register of the
United States Land Office at Durango,
Colorado, as follows Vi
lNCAS NJ. 1 LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No. !, whence the
N. =. NJ NJ. bears s. Is deg. 10 min. g sec.
W. 1900 feet to Cor. No 2, thence n. 4
thence s. A deg. AZ min. E. 1900 feet to
f! Cor. No 4, thence s. 40 deg. IS min: w
| 300 feet to Cor. No. l, the place OF be.
| ginning; containing n total area of 10. 81
| acres, less .0i5 acres, the area in conflict
| with the Oriental Lode of this survey!
| leaving a net area of 102 2sG acres; said
| location being recorded in Book 81 or
| Page 227 of the records in the o1hce
| of the Clerk and Recorder of La Plata
/ County, Colorado.
. ORIENTAL LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No l, whence the >
u Cor Sec. 2s, T. sc N r. II W. N. NJ. r
| NJ bears s. 81 deg. A min. 10 sec. w
| Sig35 feet thence N. deg. 13 min. W
1860 feet to Cor. No 2, thence n. "a deg
| n min. f. 300 feet to Cor. No. 3, thence
| s. deg 10 min T. 1900 feet to Cor. NO
| A. thence S. S4 deg. AZ min. w. 800 fee
to Cor No. /, the place of beginning; con
tanning a otal area of 10.33l acres, les
041 acres. the area in conflict with TN
Vera Lode, unsurveyed leaving ne
area of 1O.290 acres; said location beini
recorded in Book 9S on Page 2lS OF tn
records in the office of the Clerk ant
Recorder of La Plata County. Colorado,
The net area of both of said lodes beinl
20576 acres situate in the w. VI Sec.
T. &c N II. II w. N. NJ. p. NJ.
Il The Incas Lode Sur. No 17l17, adtoin
the Incas No. Lode, this survey. on tn
southwest. The Oriental Lode, this sur
vey, adjoins the Incas No. Lode. thi
survey, on the southeast The Vera Lode
unsurveyed, adjoins the Oriental Lode
this survey, on the southeast:
G. II. CHARLTON. Register.
First publication August ". 190S
Last publication October %, 1905.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior

United States Land Office at Duranro
Colo, August q, 1908
Notice Is hereby given that Bertha N.
ruary 16. 1907, made homestead entry M.
soSs new serial No. 024D for the SE. e
section 2s township "a north. range !
west. west. N. M. T.. M. has filed notice OF IN
70 establish claim to the land above
described, before the register and receiver
OF the United States land office at Du-
range. colo, on tn Sd day NJ. October, 1y0e
claimant names as witnesses: Grant
Morris, George Patterson. WilliarAl
nniexander and Fannie Williamson, all Of
Durango, Colo :
q. Il. CHARLTON. Register.
FIRST publication August q. 1908. 80
Last publication October L 1903
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10

o. 8. Galbreath left Sunday morning
to attend the national meeting OF the
Order of Red Men In Connecticut He
Will be absent between two and three
weeks. returning by way OF Washing
ton.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold rs Cents. Gold and Silver 81.
Lead 76c. Gold. Silver. Copper. 81 so
Samples by mail receive prompt at.
tention. Placer gold. retorts and rich
ores bought Send for free mailing
envelopes and prise list. Ogden A.
cay Ger 1874 Court ~ osevsr, osss
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10
When rrifles Become TrovbIe.

II any persons suspects that their
kidneys are deranged they should take
Foley's Kidney Remedy at once and
not risk having Bright's disease or
diabetes. Delay gives the disease a
stronger foothold and you should not
delay taking Foley's Kidney Remedy.
G. E. Tiffany. Jr.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10
Quick Relief for Asthma sufferer

, Foley's Honey and Tar affords i'm
mediate relief to asthma sufferers In
the worst stages and II taken In time
VIII effect . cure. q. 2. Tiffany. u.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10

George Crawford is beginning to
make the Red Mountain district re.
semble old days.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10

This ID going TO be great week
In Denver-industrial fair and the Re
publican state convention.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10

First publication Aug. 90 1908,
Last publication Sept, 10, 1908.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10

Last publication September 10. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
SENATE PASSES BLACK HAND BILL.
Measure for Acquiring Hamilton Mansion
Also Acted On Favorably.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Albany, April 1.-THE Senate to-day paid it's re-
spects to the Black Hand societies when il pas assed
bill of Senator Harte making extortion punish
able by twenty years imprisonment and defining
the various phases of the crime. 1t provides that
the unlawful taking OF property money by force
or by a person armed with a dangerous
weapon, aided by accomplice. when the
offender threatens nfiict bodily harm. consti-
tutes eXtortion. and is punishable the same as
highway robbery
The Senate to-day passed the bill of Assembly
man Conklin authorizing the City OF New York
acquire the Alexander Hamilton mansion
known Hamilton Grange and move 1t TO site
In that portion OF st. Nicholas Park formerly con-
stitutng part of the Alexander Hamilton farm
The bill now goes to Mayor Mcclellan for approval
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune, ]

Rnshamton, " Y April 17--State Commit
tsemsn ". W. Farley returned from New York
to-hsv. lie said that the committee appointed
for the reorganization of Kings County Democ-
rscy Of which he was secretary, would shortly
visit Brooklyn and go over the situation thor
oughly. 1t would also take up and adjust diff
he added
Mr.. FARLEY believes that the ousting of Patrick
NcCaTren will have purifying effect on Kings
County Democracy and result in the installation
of true blue Democratic organization in what
hss heretofore been regarded as the purchs sal bic
district
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
HUGHES SIGNS BILL AND VEToEs TWO.

Albany April 17.-Governor Hughes signed to-day
the bill OF Senator Carpenter authorizing the boards
OF estimate and appOrtionment of class
cities by a four-ffths vote regulate the salaries
Of the corporation counsel and city engineer.
In signing this bill the Governor vetoed bill Of
Assemblyman Hammond increasing the salary OF
city engineers in second class cities from $500
$4,000 In his veto message the Governor says that
as Senator Carpenters bill lis Of general applica-
tion and provides a method by which salaries in
question be raised through the proper action
of local authorities, | have decided to approve it,
and withhold my approval from this bill"
The Governor also vetoed the Bill of Assembly
man Lewis providing q court crier in Oneida
County at d salary of $500 In his veto message
the Governor says that such should be left
to the local authorities.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
LITTAUER IN ALBANY
Visit attributed to 4ntagOnism to
Gouernor Hughes.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Albany April 17-Much speculation caused
here to-day by the presence OF ex-Congressnlan
I.ucius N Lttauer and his activities with various
legislators He declined to explain his mission or
70 make anv comment on present conditions. There
was general disposition to attribute his visit to
the political gslative antagOnism toward Gov
ernor Hughes which has been so noticeable since
the defeat of the anti-racetrack gambling bills
Mr. Littauer is counted among those leaders
markedly untriendly to the Governor
Governor Hughes continued to-day his policy Of
saying absolutely nothing about his plans for con-
tinuins fight to pass the anti gambling legisa-
ton Evidences of the state OF indignation against
those Senators who voted against the bills Is COM
ing to light daily, ana the Governor would be kept
busy indeed if he spoke at onequarter of the mass
meetings of protest which are being arranged
His friends believe that in few days though
perhaps by Monday-he will resume his campaign
Tor the bills speaking here in Albany and at other
points around the state, including speeches in the
Niagara Orleans Senate district where successor
to Senator Franchot is to be elected May Il.
OF course nothing whatever will be done with the
anti gambling bills in the remainder Cf this session.
Equally, of course nothing will be done with the
direct nominations bill The public service law
amendments about certainly dead Other
less important measures recommended by the Gov
sernor will sleep away until the end of the session.
All these things will give him material for his cam
paign and work for the Legislators at the extra
session
Without having received the much expected let
ter from Congressman Cocks explaining President
Roosevelt's disinclination to take a hand in the
anti gambling situation here, Senator Agnew went
to New York City tonight. He waited here last
night, hoping receive the missive.
delegation of prominent residents of Troy
called the Governor at the executive chamber
tonight and requested him TO address meeting
to be held in that city a week from next Sunday.
He informed them that he had promised to speak
that day before the Plymouth Church of Brook
lyn. 1t mutually agreed that the invitation
should be held in allegiance SO that the meeting in
Troy could be for a day which would not =
fiict with the Governors plans. The delegation
composed of Robert Cluett, w. Nelson ELS.
William H. Hollister jr., Dwight L. Marvin the
Rev DR.. l.. j. Dean. the Rev. c. Waldo Cherry
and others.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
CHASE MELLEN REPLIES TO BURR.
Tells Senator Discrimination i'll Penalty fol
Betting Is Justified

Chase Melien Ct No. y Liberty street came out
i letter 10 Senator ins
his defencc Tor voting against the anti Facetrack
betting bills The reply took the form of law
yer's argument. In which many cases affecting the
constitutionallty Of the fercy-dray law de-
cided regarding the penalty for betting Mr. Mel
len says:
The existing discrimination between The penalty
for betting at the racetraCks and that Tor brttlnr
elsewhere finds legal Justification In the fact that
the Legislature is vested with discretion enact
such laws IL shall deem appropriate carry
into the constitutional prohibition against
gambling. But | do not hnd in your letter any de-
of the Percy Gray law upon the ground that
il is effective compliance with the constitutional
mandate The demand of the supporters of the
AEneW- Hart bills is that the Legislature shall
pass in obedience TO the spirit we'll to the
letter Of rhe constitution, laws which viii make
the prohibition against gambling effective and do
away With the utterly indefensible discrimination
above referred TO.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR
Offices of Managers of Binghamton State
Hospital Declared Vacant

Albany April 17.-Governor Hughes made the fol-
lowing nominations to-day to the Senate:
State Commissioners of Prisons. Thomas W.
Hynes, O New York, and Sarah l.. Davenport, of
Bath; both reappointments
Manager of the Western House OF Refuge for
Women, Caroline Fl. Bliss, of Buffalo, to succeed
Helen T. NJ. Rodgers. resigned.
Managers of the Craig Colony for Epileptics.
Jeanette r. Hawkins. of Malone 4th Judicial Dis
trict; Abbott Leydew Brooklyn, I'd Judicial Dis
trict: James H. Loomis, of Attica. sth Judicial
District. and William A. Douglass, OF Buffalo. Sth
Judicial District. the last named TO succeed George
l. Williams of Buffalo, resigned
Mate c.. Greznger. of Buffalo, to succeed Lila c.
Wheeler and James E. Bixby of Dayton, to sue
ceed Irving Il. Leonard. of Gowanda.
Commissioners of the Palisades Interstate Park.
William II. Porter of New York City. and William
A Linn of Hackensack n. J.; both reappont-
ments.
Manager OF the State Hospital for the Treatment
of Incipient tuberculosis, DR.. Willis e. Mac
Donald OF Albany.
All the nominations were confirmed
A certificate signed by Robert II. Fuller secre-
tary to Governor Hughes, filed to-day with the
Secretary of State, gives notice that the Offices
held by George c. Bayless and William Mason, as
managers of the Binghamton State Hospital, have
become vacant owing to their nOn-attendance at
the regular meetings of the board for period OF
one year. This action is taken under the pro-
visions of law passed in 1905- This is the first
time the operations of the law have been invoked.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
FINDS CROKER WELL AND HAPPY

henry Lee. who gives impersonatons in vaude-
vile, arrived here yesterday on the Cunard liner
Mauretania, after a brief trip to London. Mr.. Lee
said he managed to steal few hours from bust
and went to WantagG~to see his old friend
Richard Croker.
Mr.. Croker is enjoying excellent health" said
Mr.. Lee, and me the impression of being
contented and happy his beautiful Irish estate.
When asked him why he did not return TO New
York and try his hand again at politics he pointed
the fields and said, Would you exchange all l
here the struggle and turmoil politics -
I believe he has another Derby winner for this
season She is the Rhodora, which he bred
himself
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
WATER BILL PASSED.
Would 4Hosc Nezc York to Acquire
Putnam County Land.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune.

.,,a,, .nr;1 THE opponents of the Catskiil
water supply scheme won victory TO-DAY, "i
the Senate unanimously passed the Dill OIL Asseih
blvman Yale permitting the City of New YORK 10
go into Putnam County and acquire adotoilal ld''"
for water supply purposes In 1905 the Legislature
passed an act prohibiting the city from acauine
more land in Westchester and Putnam couhles
The Yale BILL which has now passed noth houses
would permit the City of New York 10 acquire
additional land in any part of Putnam county e
cent in the two towns of Carmel and Putnam Nai-
lev The friends of the Catskn proposition nave
consistently frowned on the acquisition OF more
land in the Westchester and Putnam territory
The bill of Senator Cullen empowering the 6oaio
of Assessors of New York City to allow damages
sustained bv owners of real estate in Brooklyn
caused by the construction of the Brooklyn e&'eh
sion OF the subway unanimously passed oy t'ie
Senate The Senate also passed the Dill Oh Seha'oi
Foelker empowering the Sheriff OF klngs Counss
to hre> any number of additional deputy snerhS
and other empIoyes subject to the approval OF the
Board of Estimate and the Harte measure III
creasng the salaries of the county 1udse ana sur
roeate of Queens County from $1,000 and so'oo' re-
spectively, to $1,000 each.
The Senate also passed the measure or senator
Armstrong increasing the salary of the State Con
troller from 5000 to $500 and eliminating S44'oD
fixed charges for office expenses; increasing the
salary of the Attorney General from s3o TO se'VVo
and wping out $50 fixed charges for incldenta
expenses and increasing the salary of the State
Engineer and Surveyor from 5000 to $1,000 ana
reasonable expenses when absent from duty ana
cutting 81 200 fixed Incidental expenses
The Senate passed the bill Of Assemblyman T. X
Robinson, making violation of the trademark Law
punishable by fine of not less than $50 nor more
than $500. imprisonment for not more than one
year, both, the first offence, and imprison-
ment for not less than forty days or more than
year, by Imprisonment and fine of not
less than $500 or more than 600 for subsequent
violations. The trademark law is also extended TO
include labels used in packing botling and boxing
The Senate also passed the bill of Assemblyman
Ffley, requiring the payment of railroad employees
twice d month instead of once month. The bill
goes to the Governor. The Senate passed fifty
bills to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18

Augusta, Ne, April l.-A OH IN equity was flItu
IN the Supreme Court to-day by Orrin r. Fairfield.
receiver of the National Mercantile Company,
against the International Petroleum Company,
Lucius F. Norton and Ida NJ. Norton, Of Hartford.
Conn The bill asks that a temporary injunction
be granted to restrain the Nortons from selling
or transferring any stock Of the company except
10 the receiver and a hearing is ordered be
held before Judge Peabody at Portland on May Q.
The petition asks that the Nortons be directed to
turn over to the receiver all stock of the petro-
leum company owned by them. Norton is pres-
dent and treasurer of the National Mercantile
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
WATERFOWL DELEGATES UP IN ARMS
Issue a Statement Denouncing Action Of
| Conners and Murphy.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Watertown y. Y, April 1.-THE delegates who
have returned from the Democratic State Conven-
ton to-day issued statement denouncing the acts
of Conners and Murphy in not only claiming the
state committee to bolster up their organiZa-
tioD but also in going SO far to insist on naming
the delegates from Congress districts to the ma
tional convention. They declare the resolution
adopted by the convention to elect state commit
teenen most tyranncal. All the delegates from
this district voted for Charles Norris of Carthage
but the bosses named Charles y. Bulger OF Os
wego.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
WANTS QUEENS CORONER REMOVED.

Albany April 17.-Goveruor Hughes received
charges to-day against Coroner Samuel d Mutt
of Queens County. which he is asked TO remove
the coroner from office. The complainant is Arnold
paV dson, of No 2S9 Macon street. Brooklyn who
ALLEGES his petition that Mutt appropriated 2i IS
found on the body OF James 4. r. Won der Icep.
Who kiiled In a collision the Long Islspd
Traction Company road al Valley Stream, Mas
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
BILLS PASSED BY THE ASSEMBLY

Albany. April 1.-THE Assembly passed -,
the bill II Assvmblym9n q H. Whitney p1o-.
ing the pumping OF mineral water from s~Iet
Springs. and the bill substituted in the ~.
Tor the similar oIII by senator W-Inpirs'"
order OF finsl passage
Other bills passed by the Assembly are.
senator Arnlstrons. rr..poropristtins SeS"v & ~
the uuprov C,tr,l struc tuycs. sna Sss5sir
priating 81 lll5.UO the states share tOF lA0
and maintenance Of improved Highways ,t,, q
Senator Hill. authorizing the lucoTPeia-'
companies To- insure automobiles a rsi-
Senator Hooker. requiring Stedmsaip ~. ~. ,rsn.
road agents receiving deposits OF money @ w thsn
mission abroad = give a hepd. sad plSclNs n u
under the Jurisdiction ef ne State hepS''A
Banks t-s
use OF IN. state Engineer IN msintstnss sh'
rsirin. public Highways,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
rRr Tel.rranl, q The Tribuns. !

Albany. April 1.-THE action of "Fingey"
Corners and Charles F. Murphy in beginning
reorganization" Of Kings County drew scant
comment from Senator McCarren to-day
Whom the gods would destroy they first make
mad" he quoted. and added: "All I care to say
about that situation is that the Democrats in
Kings viii give them work enough to do throw
ing them out of conventions. I think there
ought TO be some legislation enacted which
would prohibit repetition of such disgraceful
proceedings. The Governor has recommended
it. and il should be passed
Isaac NJ Kapper who acted as McCarren s
counsel in the legal fight, was here to-day in
consultation with him Kapper said there would
be no future legal proceedings with regard to
the state committee complication. Those who
know McCarren. though. are not counting on his
ceasing his fight until he has carried it TO the
national convention and caused every possible
variety Of discomfort and inconvenience for
Ccnners and Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
ARMY BALLOON LANDS IN BALTIMORE

Baltimore, April 17.-United States signal corps
balloon No. 10 landed the estate of Robert Jen-
kins in the northern suburbs of this city shortly
efer o'clock this evening. after attaining height
of seven thousand feet at part of the trip. It
was in charge of Lieutenant T. S Lahrn. with Lieu
tenant T Selfridge as his assistant. Captain Van
Horn of President RoOsevelts staff, and news
paper man were also on board The balloon left
Washington at 2:17 this afternoon for expert
mental flight.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
o1 "NlGHT RIDER" INDICTMENTS
IBy Telegraph to Tie Tribune.

Paducah Ky, April E.-TWenty-our indictments
were returned against might riders by the grand
i.ry at Murray this afternoon. Eleven of the men
Indicted have been arrested. but soldiers are
hunting them. joe Miller, reputed captain:
Hardin Loyett Jake" Ellis. Josh" Cunningha
Van l.lns. Jack" Elkins Charles Elkns. Ed
rhompson I[lmus Williams ana Damus Miller are
in jail viii he tried April u They charged
with having whipped 'Al" Perry in Galloway
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
SWALLOWED CENT go YEARS AGO; DEAD

LAporte. Ind. April IA large copper cent
swallowed sixty years ago, caused the death of
James Huckns, sixty-seven years old a farmer, to-
day. The coin became inCased in the lining of the
stomach and remained there until recently. when
an abscess formed and acids in the stomach began
to dissolve the coin. Poisoning ensued. causing
death
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
DETECTIVE SERGEANT M'kAUGHT DEAD.

Robert Mcknight, retired detective sergeant,
di-d yesterday. after prolonged Illness. at his
horne Ne 5a2 Marion street. He born on
January l2. 1877, and was appointed TO the force on
July Il. 1876 he vas for q time chief Of the Dis
trfcf Attorneys detectives under Asa Bird Gardi-
His son. Robert J. McNaught. is now con-
aect.d With the harbor squad the Battery. Ser
sesnt McNaught retired on May 81, 1895
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
Eleven Million Accidents Annually.

NEW YORK. April i6th.-The Commerce
Commission report - killed daily on the rail
roads. Ocean $4,000 Triple Accident policies
cost annually SIS Address L. +. Quack enhush.
Executive Agent, a. William St, Phone
aSSS John.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
BURNED TO pEATH BY UPSET STOVE.

Mrs. Nora Clancy, ffty-fve years old, Of No. 169
Greenpont avenue. Greenpoint, burned so bad
Iy yesterday by the overturning of the in her
kitchen while she in epileptc seizure that
she died after reaching St. GATHERINGS Hes
pital.