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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27
STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION

STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION
Of the ToIedo-8elIevue Mining and
Milling Company, for the year end
ing December 81, A. D. 1908. Loca-
ton of property, Camp Thurman, in
the SearchIight District, in Lincoln
County, Nevada. Principal office
Toledo, Ohio.
Work performed-Sha T by foot
in the clear by 80 feet deap Gil .oi.c-
vue No. 2. Receipts 100000. Dis
bursements, 100000. balance on hand
Nothing.
Three claims arc grouped and de
veloped together, all work being done
for the year on Bellevue No. 2. the
claims being Bellevue. Bellevue No. 1
and Bellevue No. 2.
GEO. w. FLUKEY,
Secretary
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27
January 26-DeIayed-AssembIy

A. B. 1S3-Vetoad bill by Govern
Or Sparks, Act relating to an act rA-
garding cOnveyances, veto sustained
A. B. 11S-Vetoed bill by Governor
Sparks, veto sustained.
S. B. Rules suspended and bill
ordered engrossed.
A. B. 6-RepOrted favOrably by la
Dor committee. Minority report ag-
ainst passage.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27
ROOT RESIGNS CABINET

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-Secre-
tary of State Root has rendered his
resignation, which will be effective
upon the qualification of his success
together with that of J. G. OLaugh
lin. who will succeed Bacon as first
assistant secretary of state. was
sent to the senate today.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27
INDICTMENT OUES-
TON BEFORE COURT

Since the upholding of the Pyne
banking law by the court the ques-
ton of the constitutionality of the
law has stood.
The court at that time declared it
self willing to be shown wherein the
indictments were insufficient.
No decision had been rendered up
to four O'clock
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27
COMMISSIONERS TO MEET

Notice is hereby given that the
County Commissioners of Ormsby
County will hold the regular monthly
meeting on Monday. February 1 at
the court house in said county. All
persons having claims against said
county will present them TO the clerk
of the board before that date.
E O. PATTERSON.
Clerk of the Board.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27

Attorney Peck representing Thos.
u. Hickey appeared before the Su-
preme Court today to argue upon the
sufficiency Of the indictments of the
Nye County Grand Jury.
The argument by Attorney Peck is
in connection with the habeas corpus
proceedings flea by the defense.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27
ANOTHER MINE ACCIDENT

CUMBERLAND. Maryland. Jan. 26
Three men were killed and ten in
jured two fatally, today, when two
cars that had been hOisted on the in
cline plane of a coal company at Pied
mont, West Virginia, fell and cOlld-
ed with cars in the bottom.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27
PINAFORE A SUCCESS

Director Platt reports a most graf
flying statement of receipts from the
two productions of PinafOre The
Leisure Hour Club will meet tonight
but his statement will not be ready as
there are many things to wind up in
a business way.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27

A. B. 17-RepOrted favorably by
Esmeralda delegation.
A. B. 2O-Reported favorably by Es-
meralda delegation.
S. B. S-Reported favorably by
Washoe delegation.
A. b. %, Gailagner-An act relating
TO embalming bodies Referred to
the committee on judiciary.
A. B. %, DOdge-An act to amend
an act relating to the office of bullion
on ways and means.
A. B. "a, Curtin-An act to create
the office of mine inspector and mat
ters relating thereto, referred to the
committee on mines and mining.
A. B. 25, Winter-An act to provide
for the collection Of an exhibit for
the Yukon Exposition. Referred to
the committee on mines and mining
and on agriculture.
A. B. 26, Berry-An act fixing sal
aries of attaches of the legislature
and other matters relating thereto
Referred to committee on Judiciary.
A. B. 81 Bergman-An act to or.
ganize Clark county from portion of
Lincoln county and other matters re-
lating thereto. Referred to Lincoln
county delegation.
A. B. 2S, Neill-An act to authorize
school bonds in Ely and other mat
ters relating thereto. Referred ito
White Pine delegation.
S. B. 14-Received from the Senate
and referred to committee on fish and
game.
A. B. %, WashOe delegation-An
act to provide for the purchase of ad-
ditiOnal land for the State University
referred to committee on ways and
means
A. B. 80, Washoe delegation-An
act to provide for additional buildings
at State University. Referred to
committee on ways and means.
A. b. 81, Washoe delegation-An
act to provide a new building for the
State University. Referred to com
mittee on ways and means.
A. B. %. DOdge-Act relating to the
county commissioners and road build
ing and other matters relating to
Washoe county. Referred to Washoe
delegation.
A. B. SO, Folsom-An act relating
to fees and county surveyor of Wasr-
Oe county. Washoe delegation.
A. B. 9-Reported engrossed. plac-
ed on third reading and passage and
passed.
S. B. 2.-Reported engrossed, plac-
ed on third reading and passage and
passed.
A. B. G-Amended and considered
engrossed and made special order for
Thursday.
A. B. 17-RuIes suspended, consid-
cred engrossed, placed on third read
ing and passage and passed.
A. B. 2O.-Rules suspended, consid-
cred engrossed, placed on third
reading and passage and passed,
Mr.. Speaker gave notice he will in
troduce a bill relating to suppression
of dance halls.
Mr. Brogan gave notice he will in
troduce a bill making It unlawful
for an employer or foreman or other
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27
WRECK IN OHIO

Seventeen passengers were injur-
ed yesterday at Armas Mills, Pitts
burg Southern Express which left the
track and toppled over an embank-
a broken rail.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27
$5oo,oOo,ooo CASE POSTPONED

PlTTSBURG, Jan. 27.-The federal
governments effort to dissolve the
famous $5OO,OOO,OOO Hartman merger
was again postponed yesterday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27
WANTS MORE DAMAGES

Grace Rigsboe. in her suit for dam
ages against George S. PheniX. of
Reno fled an amendment and supple
mentary complaint in the District
Court, increasing ner demand for
damages on account of alleged injur
les sustained by her at the hands of
the defendant. TO $25.74SS0
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-27
TREASURY lent

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27-TOday's
statement of the Treasury balances
6S2. .679; gold coin and bullion. $40,
251,727; gold certificates. $50 $40.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Cont ofApnrnI..


Present TIE Chisf Iuy-icr. 1r. Jusrics Robb.
and Alr Justice Van 0-si5L
Admiszicu: Clifford 2 Wsren
Nc. % Macfsrsnd e. al IS. T-r1er e a.
do<se;ed ard dismissed With cos-s
No 81 saunders - Miller. ErEGmrnt c1UmsnCed
by Nr ". n Keuyon f1- appellant Continued
By Mr. " 5 Hodges 20 sppelles- z1d corc-Uded
b. NJ u u keayor faE sppeIisur-
Nc lss3 Nev York Continental jewell Filtration
CouIGny vs Districs q Columbia. AHMED Or7n-
ioa bv N7. Justice Van O-Si-Ii.
Ne. 81 lang - Green Rive D-S-l-llrs C1;n-
paBy. argument cummeucd By ar L. J. Zen
wick fc- spTs.iant. coniinue5 bT Mr- F. n Phelps
fo- appellee. aud c0ocluted by 3lr z T. Fe1ElcE
ior appellants
Assignments for to-day:
No. So Martin s. RoElsy. Attorney, g. A.
Ccnbe.
No. 50. In - Application q WriEht * Iaylof
Attorneys. A = Waliace-F. A Tenant
No. 80. In Te application q q. H Graves
Sons At,orueys. T ". Hsckstt-F. A Tenant
Nc. So. ln r Application q 2 y. Tayloz. 2. r
Scus Atto=nsyS g. " Res-F. A Tenant
No Sc. Is Croix IS Tybs-E. Attorneys, ". G.
Henderson and J. T. N0-Tis. IN 3. Philip
ard J. .. Rice
Nc Sc. N0od6TidEe ys. NirshlP- AttoEnsys. a
2. Stouzitoa-G5rhsm CrCser.
SPECIAL caIerdar Nc. $ United States * rel
AIsop Process Company vs Secretary - AsTi-lltrre
Attorneys. r. s Elliott ard ~ ". Rss-
Nc lSA De Winter vS Thoz7ss- Attorneys. r
Il. MarshsI-C- 4 Syme and J. ". BeaeT
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Circrit Court No. L.
urericE STAFFnRn

ItSlit r SfAtFbRD-
No E14B Thomas De Winter. continued
No S5Ss Tucker rs. Philadelphia. Baltinore and
Washington Rsiiroad Compauy; On trial Attorneys.
L. h. David ard A. l. Newmeyer-NcKsnnsv &
Flsn1eu.
Assignments for to-day:
No Ss Noxal Polish Manufacturing Conusry -
Bowen Attorneys. r. ". Whsatey-Bu7fon Alar
atee.
No E7s3- Gol6enhsTz IS. Amsriczu Ice Compauy
Attorneys. Marx stearman-G. p Hoover.
No. ssi Blsu;oa Va Washington Railzay ard
Elcctric Company. Attorneys. J. c. Dsris-C A.
Douglas sDd .. p Hcover-
No 5is Cheshire Annapolis and Potoma
River RsISsy C41geny- Attorneys Chsslss Bend
hesn-C. 4. D1uslss and 6. 2. HoO5g.
No .. Raymond rs. Lord Attorneys. 3. y.
Wheaflsy-A. s WorthinCfon-
No- 81 saunders & 60. - Zshm Attornsys
DAVIS 4 kimbzIl-Donzldson-
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Probafe Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

Es.ste q Bridget Gleeson; order granting letters
tes,amsnfaTy. bond. $3.50. Attorney. J. n. ZahelI
Es.ate of William Cromie. order granting letters
testameniary; bond. $50. Asterney, 2 G OCon-
nell.
In re Samuel F. West: order for allosancs At
tcrney. J. A. Tooney.
Estate = Elizabeth Mc6raiu. pefition for penis
sion 20 eTpeud mOcey. Attorney T - Lewis
Estate q Saliie A. Buckmsn. oTdcT granting let
ters testazsptary; bcDd Sc Attornsy H. T.
Blsir
Estate q Clara L. tswler. crler granting letters
tes;aueatary. bond. $50 Attorney. " r. Dennis
Estate q Eleanor " Keach. order granting lef-
tsTs q administration. Attorney. 7. =. LsrnsT
Estate o. Christopher r. Fender. order granting
letters tesisnenisry: houd 1ac
Estate o. Dssid A. wstterstoa; order 70 sac On
bondE.
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Estate q Thonas wfkiuson. petition for Is-as-s
q administrative Aft0ruey ". L Pollard
Estate q Ro5srt Z. WsIks-; order % oonv-onlss
claim Attarrey- L n. King
Estate cf Cassandra F Lewis. order % 81
really AriCnsy. " r. Dennis.
Estste q Catherine Burgess; petition % SCI
realty and order referring % auditOT-
Estate q IEnatius Belt. order confirming ssis u
real estate. Aftoruey. .. W O'Do0azhue
Estate - Engsisbert Endrss; order 20 eonpro-
mise. Artcrney. ssme-
Estate 4 William Il. shaw. order granting letters
testamsufzry-
Estate g George Ewing, order for amendment q
petition for probate and directing delivery
Estate q william Jones. order granting letters
x sdrninistration bond. Sl5o- Attorney, c. H
Hesnaus.
Estate q Samuel Seiberti VII dated OetoesF ?
1907 fled
Estate II Irving " Bcck- petition for letters q
administration Attorney. H. J. Colbert
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70. 81 Hoilsy Washington Railway ard Elsc
+ the Company Attorneys. wiIiia=soa-Dousizs s
Hoover
No * Rinehsrt IS Chesapesks saa Ohio Rsa
Vay COMPANY Attorneys PsT-y- Hamilton q Col
CIreuIt Court No- ?.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No S5I-- Norris IS N0-rse- vsrdicf Tor uizin.
: tI4. SSa Attorneys. z. y. Hopsvel.-L. P Hsr-
.ow sad z ?. Taylor.
No. sasz. Crump vs.. Capital Trac4ion Company;
tine 20 RE transcript extended Atto-neys. G. !.
Murphy. r " Wells. and Il r. Gzssie-R K.
PcTy & son ard 9. 7. Duni0D.
No &a5- Dis--ir- q Columbia ". CeorEstoEn
Gaslight Coupsny- time % 6se transcript srtsnde5
AttcTneys- Z q Thomas-R r Perry son
Va Sss. same y Washington GaslIghc Con
Vsuy. SANE Attorneys. sane
No 5loe1 Brown "a Modern Woofuen-
No SSa American National Bank IS. Dickhaut
ard
No 7ss- Le Nour - Sursty Losn Company.
Continued fr term
Nc. Ess- Potoasc Electro Power Company Is
Meye-s. judgment tn verdict Attorneys J. D.
Suilivan-H- johnson ard 7. Z. Patterson.
Assignments fer to-day.
No. IS jenkins Washington Railway ard
Electro Company Attorneys Doznins and Berry
J. J. Darlington
No 500 Morgan ~ BalIinC-s and Ohio Railroad
Connaly- Atto-nsys GittinES & ChambsTiin and
+. d. BlsckistOue-HsmitOa. ColbsTg, Terses &
Hamilton
No IS Rsrnes ~ WashiaE-oa Terminal Con-
pauy p a. Attorneys Wilson & BsEkSdsle-Geozge
L. Hamilton AID c J. Murray
No - Brady ChCSzpezks and Potomac
Telephone COMPANY Attorneys. l. J. Mather-
Perry & son
No. - Mackenzie e. a. IS. Cro1se Atso-neys
l. J. Nather-H Z. DAVIS
No 80 McDsniel execItor. - But Atts-uevs
/ u. Williamson Douglas Baksr s. Sheriff.
No sss- Heiden.sn, adrninistrato-, - Washi-zto-.
Annapolis ard Baltimore Electric Railway Con-
pauy. Attorneys. Downing & Be1y-McKenuey &
Flsnnery
No. so Dore IS. Capital TSzciou COMPANY.
Attorneys. BsiderSou-Psrry & son aud nzlnlev.
Nc - Berry Whitmoze Company Is. Adznss
EVpress Company. Attorneys. Z : McCaimout-
5. 7 Thomas
No 81. Belt Is Miller A;torusys. ODOnoEhus
-Lsskey.
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District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
In Re opening q alley in square 81. verdict x
.av
No - In p condemnation q and f1r Thcn9-
son and FEnkiin schools. leave 70 dsVoSit fund l
resistry-
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Criminal Court No. 2.

United States ~ Charles Richards canal knoxl-
edge; motion for new triaI fled
United states Is. James 2udd- ezzbezzjemsnf
plea guilty; sentenced 10 Vorkhouse for three
months
United States IS. Charles r. Davis eznbezzleuest
and lsrcsnys Plea guilty; seHtenoe suspended.
United Statss Edward Turner. houseSreazing
and lNrCsny. plea guilty, selteuced % EuTkh0ySe
fcr six months.
United States Grace Robinson. James Room
son. snd Edward Webster. assault with dangerous
veapou: nolle pros
United States Howard A. Carter. srssd larceny;
motion fog trial fled
In re thsbess corrusl Garrett " Msnsdeld; hear
ing coGtiGued.
Ia II estate Of james L Toner; order extending
tern
United States - Joseph ZeriSz; % trial.
Assignments for to-day:
United States ~ Norman L. Hsyes and joan L
Sanford.
United States IS joseph Lee
United States Is. D. Augustus Wnzht.
United States Thomas Nixon.
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Company. Appsai frrz The Circuit Cou-- y ths
UEifed States frr fhe Districr q Coiorzlo. dis
missed with c0sts on mo,iCn q counsel foE zp-
gslisuis
Adso,rusd uH,G Monday uert. a. z o'e.ock-
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Criminal Court Jo. I.

JUSTICE GOULD.
JniteS States Is. PERI ". Fr5sbF. forsery: veT-
dict guilty. Defendants arJoTney. h z. Davis
Assignments f0F to-day
United S1stes vs.. Carl ChichesreT
United States James E IousS
United States vs CharIes Dorsey
United States Vs HHriSon saunders
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Equity Suits

No &5a Alice E. Peel IS J. Ervin Pee e al !.
divorce. AttOT1egs. Downing Bc-7y-
No 2s5sS Elizabeth johnson e al; ~ Lana
Addison e al 3 sale and receiver. Attorneys. L 81
hing ard I Williamson
No 25B Henry r. Webb Tx Unknown Hers
quiet title. AuorneT. ". Il. Baden-
No s54- Elizabc;h F. Hoc1uhe r. William
r. Hoover. Trustee e al substitute trustee AZ
t0ruey z. p Holc0mbe.
No &5E George v omit q a. ES ]. b
LarueT. trustee. release. Attorneys J. H. WILSON
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Equity Court NO- Z.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

NJ GsS5 CaTuthers IS. AliibouTne e a., rsti-
fcati0n nisi. kttsrneys. Gordon q Gordon
No Srsa Johnson - Alexsrdris Iron Company;
bill dismissed. Attorneys. Bates Warren-M. y.
Campbell.
returuable May p. Attonsys. L. n King and
I. Williamson.
No. 96s6 Prince IS Prince: issuance of WI: ne
exeat ordered. Attorney. J. ". LstimeE
Assignment for TO-DAY
No "a Northwest Eckingtcn Improvement Com
pauv IS Campbell Attorneys Conrad. Rslston <
SiiSous-RiSoaf
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THINGS should be getting The Washington IIed $4,000
voting The period the Mddaug Shan
Home of Hundred Ideas completed and waiting you
the time for getting subscriptions What do you your
INTEREST," Your yours will do the work Remember
period will not last forever but will close midnight of June
positively be extended While this splendid scale
possible enough ahead that
will not be able over you do this will feel good
but will keep working how far ahead
you be a the close of the July g.
will be
Soyoudb neo owokb bdorhB
vdepa dmeast that bogahu nynumheo arcrp
Oh p o fe eyersso o OF lamounsb
andHe wi De issued tof wand
t say yuha Hmtysxon
n o n dfu this you wneoie
sperh eecn1per dVoe scale nsnumte will
you close O hi extra
odon June amdmgt econdhom obtain in
which, wthtc ceguar67 will to8OO
an if we he NJ made rhGe parn Il
kindly ommu tewhh
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Equity Court No. l.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

JUSTICE RARNAkD.
No. 9S2S Pets rs. Jordan q a. defendant JcT-
dan directed to execute snd deliver Attorney b
T Leighton
Ne. zs5S. Tbo<ntou q a. Powers e a.
reference 20 auditor. Attorneys. = z. EsrneSt-N.
". Bosrmzn-
No. go In - Columbia Fire Insurance Com
rany; order 10 pay dividend Atto-ueys. r K
Ps-ry & Son.
Ne EIsl. DashieH vs. stuart et a. decree de-
cisrine title oomrlete. Attognev. r F. Leighton
No So O'Bryun -. O'Bron; rule rsturuahle
May r. AitoTusy. J. h Adriaans-
No &ts Walsh e al. vs. Dsagsn e a. order
finally ratifying sale Attorneys. n J. kesne-
Hamilton CoIbert Herkes & Hamlton-
No &9S5. Some7Set Doo- ard Column Company
Price = al. decree uT5 c1nfeSso- AuoTueTs.
Wilson & Bsrksdale-Charles Bendhein-
Ne. 1857 Chris;ee et a.. IS. American Loan and
Tr7Ist Company: decree fixing compensation AttoT-
neys Nsth. Wilson and {. <. Wilson.
No. s5s- Fuller 4 Blsuchard e al; referred
to auditor. Atsonsys. Worthirgson. Head x
FTailey
Nc &sss Davis ~ DAVIS et al; argued ard
snhznitied Attorneys " B- Rsilly-C- Y. Church
No. Zsl0. Widmyer Widmyer; TsfCrrncs 20
auditor Attorneys Hamilton Colbers-L. To
frsue-
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Lawsuits.

No E6ss George Ra-7y & Soa =. lee l. Her
reIl csTtiorzri- Attorneys. & H. Syms and ". H.
TeEIe-
No. 55s9 J. Archibald MorsrJr. aiminisratE
IS Washinzton Gsslight Company; damages. Sl90O
Aftorneys McutaEie * 8loFiarity
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70. 81 Hoilsy =. Washington Railway ard Elsc-
Hoover
No. * Riuehsrt rs CheSapeaze s15 Ohio Rs:-
way Company Attorneys PsTy-Hsmilton d Col
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Mechanics Lien.

No ssis james n LACY Is Isham Ne-kr
lot "a. Dougiss. SO. Attoruey " g BsIdersoo.
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Real Estate Transfers and Deeds OF
Trust on Opposite Page.
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Va 5IL n rr Thunas 4 0usn. nTolunra
As-ozreys. Cciiren * FenninE
Evening journal., 1909-05-25
HIGH SCHOOL HEAD
QUITS IN CHESTER

CHESTER. May 25-The resignation
Of Professor C. r. smedley. principal
of the Chester High school. created
general surprise among the teachers
and the public generally. His resigna-
tion took effect az once.
II Is stated that Professor smedleys
action was the result OF trouble over
one Of the male students. Jofferis Hlg-
gins, a son Of a former postmaster OF
Chester. whom he suspended for mis-
conduct After looking into the case
Professor Thomas $. Cole, superinten-
dent OF the schools. decided To give the
boy another change inasmuch as younc
Higgins had promised faithfully TO be-
have in the future
Truant officer Humphreys was dele
gated to inform Professor smediey OF
the decision arrived at. but the High
School principal entered an objection
TO the plan and. when Humphreys in.
sisted that the boy be taken back. Pro
fessor smcdley. IL is alleged. ordered
Humphreys to leave his Office wher
Humphreys refused to obey the com
mand. Professor smedley answered
well II you won't leave the office.
will and forthwith left the apartment
Principal Smedley has been In charg,
Of the high school since 1906. succeeding
Professor Thomas S. Cole. who wa
made city superintendent. He Is
graduate OF Dickinson College, Carlisle
Evening journal., 1909-05-25
JESTER HAS A
CLEAR FIELD
Mayor Wilson Says He is Not
After the Postmaster
ship
SAYS lie WOULDN'T
ACCEPT If OFFERED

Rumors circulated about the city to
the effect that Mayor Horace Wilson
was a fa0tor IN the race for the post.
master appointment. were set at rest
today by the Mayor denying that he Il
a candidate and adding that he woaF1
not accept the ofice II It was offered
him.
This leaves Assistant Postmaster NJ.
Howard Jester clear field for the place.
That he is booked for the position
is understood among many OF the party
eoders and Il Is only a question OF get
ting the news from Washington thar
he has been appointed.
Mayor Wilson was told OF the rumors
concerning him by reporter for THB
EVENING JOURNAL today. lie said:
Well, you can say that I am not candl-
date and would not accept the position
II offered 20 me-
There Is an impression by some that
the appointment OF postmaster will not
be made until Postmaster conrad's ap.
pointment as State judge Is confirmed
by the State Senate. The contention Is
made that there will be no postonice
vacancy until Mr.. Conrad resigns or Is
confirmed
Evening journal., 1909-05-25
DAY SPENT WITH
COL. ROOSEVELT
Former President Went on
Hunt for BuffaIOeS But
COuIi Find None
MISSED NO SHOT AND
BAGGED HYENAS

(By Warrington Dawson, STAFF Cor
respondent Of the United Press).
NAIROBI. British East Africa, May
25-The United Press correspondent
was accorded the privilege of spending
Sunday and Monday with the Roose-
velt hunting party at its camp on the
Healy ranch and on Monday was per-
mitted to ride with Col. Roosevelt on
a buffalo hunt.
All the stories told by the camp fol-
lowers and runners Of Mr.. Roosevelt's
popularity with the other hunters and
the natives and of his and Kermit's $
prowess were fully borne out by your
correspondents observations on Mon
days hunt.
The hunt was for herd of seven
buffaloes, whose trail was picked up
near the camp. Though we rode hard
for hours. no trace of the buffaloes
could be found and Colonel Roosevelt
and Kermit had to content themselves
with shooting smaller game. including
warthogs and hyenas. Colonel Roose-
velt bagged a number Of these and
established a record by not missing a
shot. Kermit. also. had good luck,
and killed a warthog of record size.
The health of both the Colonel and
his son is splendid. They have suf-
fered but slightly from any Of the
African ailments and are now thor
oughly accllmated and able to-sndure
as much hard work as any OF the
natives. The Colonel's face, always
forid, is now the darkest bronze from
the hot African winds and sun. He
is enjoying every minute of his hunting
and declares that he is having so many
exciting experiences that it would bs
hard work to select the most interest
ing for his published narratives.
The Roosevelt's will return TO Nair-
obi tomorrow to visit Governor Jack
son. They viii remain here until June
2. when they will start southwark for
a seven weeks hunt. personally con-
/ Quoted by r. c. Selous. This expedi-
tion viii be primarily for elephants
and the Colonel is keen with anticipa-
tion for his first glimpse Of one OF
these giants running wild. While in
/ Nairobi, Colonel Roosevelt will spend
much of his time in the preparation OF
articles for his American publishers.