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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08

been earned by smaller mine owner.
! and prospectors.
Still another source of profit bu,
not SO great as formerly, is that OF
>eliing metals on commission. Only
one company-the United-has re-
ported as having paid dividends in
l9lu, the amount being $25O,O0O,
making its total since incorporation
Sl0.252,OOO.
The silve-lead properties, fiji
ty-five in number, are in the lead
with S6.5S2.S5l for the quarter and
$la3.S7o.633 since incorporation. This
IS equivalent to a return OF 70 per
cent on the outstanding Slo4.4!S,434
share capital.
OF these fifty-6ve properties thirty
three are located in the United
States and they paid in dividends
during the first quarter of the pres
mt year $4,l52.6l8. making their to-
Ial disbursements since incorporation
an SO per cent return
III the issued shase capital of 1892
,S7 ,694. In the lead for the quarter
5 Goldfield Consolidated of Nevada |
With 81 ,77o, $40 to its credit and S.
SOILS since incorporation. Tono-
'ah. another Nevada property. is sec
md for the year with $3SOOO0 and
) 100000 since incorporation.
Camp Bird OF Colorado, is third
nr the year with $l96.8 and S.
81 $50 to date.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08
DEVELOPING
PROPERTY
Work Being Prosecuted on
Ground West of
This City

Parties who have taken a workin
bond on the mining properties be
longing to the Leeper Brothers O
this city. the property being locate,
some four miles west Of this CITY. ar,
going after the claim in a workman
like manner. A force of four mer
are making ready to do a consider
able amount Of development. A tun.
mel and a shaft is to be sunk and
should the surface values continue
there will be something doing almos,
inside OF town limits.
For many years very rich float has
been found near the ground that is
now being developed. The source
OF this float has never been discover
ed. Just above the present workings
the old Athens mine produced CON
siderable quantity of high grade ore.
This property was among the first
to be worked in this section Of Ne
vada, A number of beautiful speci-
mems are yet found in and about the
old holdings.
The boys who have the work in
charge know their business. Their |
camp fire is plainly visible every ev-
ening from this city. Some very
assays have been taken
from their holdings with every indi-
cation that there will he mine I'M
covered. As the values are practic-
ally all gold and wood and water are
handy. there is every indication that
worth while will come
rom their efforts.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08
TO ..ALLEY SPRINGS

A number of prominent autoists OF
his CITY will leave on Sunday morn
ing for a drive to Valley Springs.
They will spend some time there and
cat dinner and will return to Reno on
unday evening There will be more
,han twenty-five in the party and
hey expect a good time. The roads
IN Washoe County are not very good
but then the trip after the motors hit
Ormsby County will be pleasant and
will make up for the rough riding IL
.jashoe County-Gazette.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08
RECEIVER is
APPOINTED
Jndge Breen Selects Man to
Handle Defunct
Bank Affairs

! Judge Breen has appointed Sn.,
Ger Reynolds as Receiver for tn. F.,
reka County Bank, which failed 2 few
days ago. This appointment as far
as can be learned, is satisfactory
one as Mr.. Spencer is regarded as =
safe man for the position The p-n.
tleman will be remembered IN ,b;s
city as he was member of the lac,
Legislature His vocation is g;v.n
as stationery engineer, but in III.
Dig State of Nevada there is no tell.
ing a mans capabilities and he NAV
De one of the best bankers in n.
sagebrush land.
ward received at the Bank co
misioners Office in this c;tv f-o-.
Governor Dickerson is to the effect
that he will be in Carson in short
tune, when he will immediately
make an appointment to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of bank
examiner Van Flet. There is con
siderable speculation as to who vii
receive the appointment. 1t is
position that needs banking training
and few men can be found who are
Is we'll qualified as was Mr. Van Fleet
As there is considerable to be gone
over in the Eureka failure the ap-
continent will be made without de-
ay.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08
LOCAL TRAINS
ABANDONED
No Disturbance Among Railroad
Strikers in Southern
Nevada

The Goldfeld News prints the fol
lowing regarding the condition of th
striking trainmen of the +. & G.. rail
road:
! The strike situation on the Tono
| pah and Goldlield railroad remain,
to-day about the same. though the
company seems to have made some
what OF a gain as it has succeeded in
moving several cars of freight along
with the passenger cars. Yesterday
a car OF -four and one containing
packing house goods arrived in Gold
field with the passenger regular train
from the north and other shipments
are expected to-dayl
Early last evening two cars OF ore
were sent out to Tonopah bound for
Millers, but before the load could be
gotten on its way several hundred
sympathizers in the Nye County seat
paid their disrespects to the strike
breakers by hooting and jeering. No
particularly rough work. however.
was nor has yet been indulged in.
either at Tonopah or Nina
At the latter place Deputy Sheriff |
Bat Sullivan and Pete Rrecheisen are
representing the Sheriff's office and |
there are also on hand 4 number of |
representatives of Reiner's detective !
agency, Workers under the direc-
ton OF the latter organization are al
:" quite numerous in Tonopah. As
10 Goldfeld there has been no bellig-
Grant showing on the part of the
strikers or the strikebreakeIs or sym
Dathizers.
This morning No. q left on time
'or the north in charge of w. d. FOs-
er, general traffic manager agent for
he road. Frank J. Moore. T. & G.
is acting as pilot. The
afternoon train is in charge of Harry
Greer and is expected to reach Gold
icld not more than an hour late. The
wo stubs running between Tonopah
md Goldfeld the one arriving here
It 9:'O a. m: the other leaving at
40 p. H., have for the time being
'een discontinued.
On the Las Vegas & Tonapah rail
DAD the service has not been i'm
,aired. though on the first of April
new wage scale went into effect
which brought about considerable Of
cut. The train crews on the road
,ave not as yet indicated any dissat-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08
Labor Paper
Is RetrenChing

The Sparks Forum. "the only pa
per in Nevada devoted exclusively to
the cause of labor" which has been
published as a daily paper. has de-
cided that it is impossible to survive
i'll the town of Sparks >as a daily pa
per and from this time on will be
published as a tri-weekly paper. The
Forum has made Il hard fright for ex-
istence, devoting its energy to the
cause of labor, but the fact that it
was in competition with the daily pa
pers of Reno and the citizens OF the
home town failed to lend support
sufficient has compelled the change
of issue
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08
cARLESSNESS IN MAILING

WASHINGTON. April 8.-DurinG
March more than $1,000 went astray
in the mails. and through the dill
pence of the dead letter office $4el5
Of il was returned to the senders.
More than a million pieces of mail
matter went to the dead letter office
during that month because they did
not bear return directions. That
number was nearly 10000 more than
in the corresponding month OF 1909.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08
JEFFERSON CELEBRATION

The Democrats of Nye County are
planning big love feast on the ev-
ening of the 18th inst, Jefferson Day.
Invitations have been sent out for
the feast and jollification. Promi-
nent speakers from over: the state
will be on hand and appropriate
toasts for the occasion will be given.
From the preparations that have
been made the followers of Jefferson
are billed for one Of the big times OF
the year.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08
NOSE CUT OFF

In fight with n A. Lewis. John
Moore was slashed across the face
with knife and ;4ris nose was nearly
severed from his face. 1t was only
held in place by small particle of
flesh, but surgeons placed it in its
notural position once more and fas-
tened in place with plaster. Lewis
has been arrested on charge of as
sault with intent to- kili.-Chronicle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08
HICHGRADERS

Two men, teamster ana pros
rector, have been arrested near fa'-
Ion for killing calf belonging to
come farmer out that way. At the
present price of veal it is supposed
that the charge lodged against the
Guilty parties will be "highgrading.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08
UP FROM RENO

p. y. Ellis, who was among the
Carsonites to attend the Commercial
Club ball in Reno, returned I" TINS
city on the morning train
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08
SCHOOL ELECTION

Election for school trustees for the
Clear Creek District resulted i'll the
following gentlemen being elected to
fill the Offices: Mr.. Asbury. Robert
Schulz, Jr. and J. D.. Oliver.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08
A FAKER

4 fake census taker has appeared
in a number Of towns in Nevada. As
the census count has not commenced
and will not for several days the peo-
ple can act accordingly. 1t is believ-
ed that the fellow is using this as a
cuise for petty robbery.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-04-08

bnRKLEYS FOR THE GOODS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
WARN SOCIALIST .MAYOR.
Milwaukee Business Wen See Danger On
InnammAtory Utterances

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 10 In an open
letter TO the Mayor and the public strongly
condemnng inhammatory utterances
such a. were made during the garment
workers strike by members Of the Social
ist administra ton and which were fol-
lowed by rioting the directors OF the
Merchants and Manufacturers Associ-
alton have issued an appeal for sane
thinking regarding the business situation
in Milwaukee, The letter says
Recent events in the community
reveal a tendency which demands the
earnest consideration Of the great body
Of thoughtful citizens as well as the at
tention 81 the Chief Executive. The
fac, that expressions have recently gained
currency which tend to disturb the peace
and good order 81 the community and
seriously impair Its prosperity and sta
bility Ia To be deplored. The number
Of unemployed Is already distres-ingly
large.
These reports of public utterances
OF an infiammatory character which
are heralded To the world tend To impair
the credit and standing OF the city. While
they cause unrest at home. they are
also destructive Of confidence
We strongly condemn all public ex-
pressions designed 10 incite class hatred
and TO destroy respect for law and order
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
WESTCHFSTER CITY.
Proposed Plan to Head or Annexation 20
New York.

New ROcHELLF, Dec iOln view OF
the talk about anneSing part il not all Of
West chester county to New York city
through a bill which II is said will b.. in
troduced in the Legislature movement
has been started 10y Francis A Stratton.
one Of the director Of the West chester
county Chamber OF Commerce. to have
the county made "A city to be- known a.
Westc chester city The property valua-
ton in West chester county IL about
S5IO. ~. 600. and this would give New York
city a big ieeway for another bond issue
At meeting of the directors Of the
We-tchester Chamber OF Commerce Mr.
Strat,on brought up the matter Of making
West chester "A city and it met with favora E
bl. comment James q Cannon. presi-
dent of the Fourth MAI ional Rank and IL
resident Of Scar.sial.. thought II wise
not to take any action for OF against the
annexation plan without a full represen-
tative gathering Of the members
TheyQus-tion Of making Westminster n
city will come up at a meeting TO b. held
next month. The plan of Mr.. S,ratton,
In which other members Of the Chamber
Of Commerce concur. IL to make city
embracing IN. entire county. 20 be-
governed by charter under the com
mission form Of government, thereby
superseding some forty or more indiy id,ial
municipalities or civil divisions. The
plan is that II shall have legislative
BODY Of representatives from the various
civil divisions thereby abolished.
IL is understood thar the matter Of
making Westminster n city will come up
before the Board 81 Supervisors within
a few days and that bill will be- pre-
pared TO be- submitted to rho Legislature
embodyIng Mr.. STATIONS views.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
TNTERBOROIGH'S FINANCES.
Plans Finished for securing \ Loan o
$50, OdbO, D<pO for It's Needs.

The marlborough company has COM
pleted its new financing plan and Is ready
30 submit it to tho Public Service Com
mission II calls for sl5O.Oo.O0o new
capital. the entire amount 10 be- secured
by a first mortgage on the marlborough q
present and future property. The plan
calls further for the retirement Of the
outstanding bonds under tho present
SIS. 60. 90 mortgage, which may be- called
in in blocks Of not less than 81 600. OOD at
los and interest on any interest date.
Proc.-.ds from the $500 600 bond
issue will be Nlsed subway addition.
SIS GOO. on: extensions OF elevated. $50
on. UOO: retirement OF outstanding first
mortgag. bonds. SIS. 0OO. 600 redemption
Of l. X T. notes. -. 5s+ 90: total. $50
js4O
This statement il practically the same
as thar prepared early tbs year by + y.
Shonts. president Of the marlborough.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
BILL TO PREVENT STRIKES.
civic Federation to Wrrstie with Labor
Disturbances on Public ltiiities.


4 conference Of the national officers
Of the Civic Federation was held yeeter-
day at which call was issued for
meeting on Tuesday at the Metropolitan
Life Building TO consider the draft OF
a proposed hill for the prevention Of
strikes on street railroads and other
public utilities. Provisions from the
Erdman Federal art and the Canadian
CANCELLATION act. which are adapted to
State legislation will be- embodied In the
bill.
The meeting will discuss recommends
tons as To means of strengthening the
various boards of mediation and arbitra-
ton and the conclusions arrived at will
he reported and action will be- taken on
them at the annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Civic Federation To be- held tn
January in this city.
The Department Of the federation ON
COMPENSATION for industrial accidants
has also called a meeting for Thursday
morning. December y. to consider the
tentative report and draft Of a working
mems compensation bill prepared by the
legal committee Of the department. the
latter being composed Of lawyers. heads
of national labor unions. insurance ex-
perts. state officials and others.
A statement issued later on behalf OF
the ederation says in part:
As any compensation plan adopted
must naturally conform 20 State constitu-
tons and court decisions. the legal COM
mittee has submitted its plan to the COM
missioners on uniform state laws in tie
forty-eight States and the TerritoriSe
and To- the committee on com pensation
appointed nv the American Bar AssociA-
ton a. well ~ to the executive COM
mitte.s OF the various State bar associa-
tons 10 obtain their opinions upon its
constitntionality in their respective
States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
ID. & %. INFRINGEMENT.
This Years Rail- Order Of 80. 600 Ton
Gut IN Half for Next Year.

BALTIMORE. Dec IO.-A marked falling
of in the net earnings OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. due TO increased
expenditures and q growth Of business
not proportionats TO this increase OF
cost. has caused an era Of retrenchment
and reduction TO a more economical
working basis TO begin.
AL along the line. according 70 Presi-
dent Daniel willard. who discussed the
situation to-day. there will be such re-
adjustment of maintenance, salary and
other expenses al will overcome this
difficulty,
The first announcement Of retrench-
ment was in a statement by Pr esident
willard to-day that not more than 70 900
tons OF steel rails will be ordered for
next year. a. against ~. 90 tons in 1910.
We may have To retrench consider
ably he said. and have already placed
some OF our shops ON reduced time We
have postponed the electric lighting Of
our fast trains and will not at this time
widen the vestibules Of the cars as we
intended doing With the exception only
Of safety to passengers and proper moving
OF freight we will consider nothing but
econ orny There are 1900 baltimore
and Ohio stockholders in Germany alone
who were induced 20 buy this stock on
the distinct representation that the per
cent dividend would be maintained and
feel a moral responsibility not 10 dis
appoint them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

IA s,ti..-a has inx ~ h,tn nta mr. r,nr.
Wh,l. ih.r. T.. h,.,.r nroh,blv a ."n,..
,,h,,t .-'.,' , -, ..,..
Of rraw,h y, ',r,,,n von,,l,,,,on ma ~
r,ir,l ,,,,.,la,,,,r 49,, d., Ia, -, a..
,han d,,r,n,. 49,, ,'r'.'asl,ny th. 49,
"nc. was nor "a great n during the de-
Casl.' ~ isNO TO 1891. or a. II Was IN most
OF Tn" earlier decades
There has been an absolute decrease IN
W" rural population IN many counties
'hrouGhout the country, nu' The Director
says inns mas not b'"h que ehureiy 10
no., n,oSe' "a 20 lhe C,.'~, put on the CON
"" va -oIIIs Sc '"'.N " y ,'o.,.'e~S uue
-, III VI .,I ,
H. h....,, s',h.,,,,i"II, s,.,,ar,i ,6.n',shn,,,
,he gr,.., northarn m,5bJc sac,ion ~ ~
cruntry In OHIO Indiana ulinois N;chiS
gan Wisconsin. Minnesota Iowa. Mis-.
souri,. kentucky and T.nn.ssae. which lie
IN a solid body. 40 out of tn. $50 counties
decreased in population from lpJO To 1910
Ths decrease in rural population in the
middl" states "a ny no means du" to lack
OF Pr"Sprriy. we or,',at@ declare as me
Agncu'ufai STATISTICS Oh 'hc' ehsus bureau
sno" AZ, eNtraoruiharN increase ih 'he
value OF farm amos anu iarm properly
tIouShoul TINS sec'ioh ana WIZ nouotiess
m,uvalc krea' I'c,eaSe IN the income OF
we farmers when the statistics are COM
Phrn;
aklne me country a. whoie mere are
va eouh les al ~hich sS.or per cent. /.
I"crea-eu IN population uurihg the last
DECADE
ne Following IN the order named - the
standing OF each State IN the matter OF
population;
/. New York :. PENNSYLVANIA. :. Illinois
4. ohio. =. Trxas: q. Mn.sach,i-.t,s. :, Mis-.
suuri;s Michigan o. Indiana 10 Georgia,
n Now ,I.r..v' - California "a W,scon.
ain /. k.n,ucsx' =, Low 10 So,,n &C.
lna :: Tann.s,. - ,t"na,,,a "a v,n,.-
-. yiN', " ,,' .-,' ~, '
50 ~ "iS>isH'pp', nan
20 oSiahoma, -. Louisiana %; Ar
sahsas ". south earoiina a. Maryland
-, west virginia. -. Nebraska No. Wash
ington, II. Porto Rico, ~. Connecticut:
3S, Colorado. u. Florida. rs. Maine, "a.
Oregon: 81. south Dakota 81. North Da-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
THE uiCkINNON FaILtRE.
rh- knit Goods Man IN aminesi In Hank
ruptr, Proceedings.

,,. I.,,u H., m Ralar, NJ.
i''''
hnh"n whose recent 'hiure temporarily
CLOSED. his mills ia this city. was examined
h.r,, To-day in hankruptcy proceedings
,.,..,.,-,,.,... Tor ,,,,],t,ra xbo ar. saaL in ~
Nv ~ - aL;,;,;'1s
'' discover whence cii"' "'S ia
II nearly ss.""."p ana "hat became OF
hI- ASSETS Many lawyers attended to-
.,I,y.- hearing Including ,yoseph NJ Hart
-. -, ~, vi .bo .n,.ara,, as
"''' W @
attorney tor IN" iio"r'F Naho'iai p"N
of New York and other creditors Tor large
amounts
N. u,r,G.l,l ,,nd,,,, al thu aramina-
WI
non "i Hih'r ''ih"'' VIM vas oA VI" S'""'i
AL day In regard TO details connected
With the manufacturing he pleaded
that rho business WA. ~ large and
,,i ~, :, xa. ;,r,os.;6l., for
''"''N - m,
MN 'p N'''P 'Ta'h VI Hi'hof "a''o'S no
said that h. was Obliged to rely upon
-iihordinatas
Thor. war. forty d.nar,ments and
-, ~ =: - an, = IL L.
l.'" l"rs"h@ III tn"-e hhis' saio ne
1T would hay" Killed me IN two days II
had tried 20 keep track Of it all This
,y,,. no u.an,It stand
- II-,rlI ,,,..,;,no,, M.oL;,
-
NON 'I'H'N III TesaT" va Sop oaf~ VI
cotton which n was suggested had been
removed from warehouse IN Little Falls,
wh"r" n vas stored ia the name OF Wood
ward h S'Illman Of New York city and
used ia tn" MacKinnon mills without he
consent Of the owners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
tIraring iiou 90 TOpir-.

The clearing ho'Ia' section Of IN" Am.r.
lean Bankers Association hIs cllIa \
meeting Of transit managers Of uank.
tn b.. held IN Chicago on D.rr,r Dor II .
at tn. Chicago Clearing House t. diacugs
symbols on checks and draft - pros id"d
10y tho clearing hoIar section two year.
ago. according 70 ~ stem 81 - ling cirin4
by I"tters and clearing house. bank. hy
their clearing hOus" nIInb"rs Tho Idca of
the nesting iSfo nrrIy" ~ some universal
plan. The ''l" IrinG house section zcxo-t.-
tiy" Commits" will also mn.,t 1t that
tim" New YORK.. Chicago. PhIILdo! phir.
Boston. Pitrzhurg. 81 Louis Nov Oris t1-
Minneapolis. 81 Paul. Cleveland. DrnvC
and the state Of Texas will b.. repr"-enta tod
&C the meeting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
DEAD HISB,>D ~ HrR >IDI
D~inrntrsi womRn s.rinrti 10 Think lie
Wa Only sleeping.

Emil k-nne. ~ years old. went 10 he
home Of his parents. Ihrrlr> and ida
kenne al $40 Third street. HObult-n
early yesterday morning and found
his dcmentcd mother lving in bed along
I'D. he body Of hl- father, Who hid
apparently been d"a d al l"u-t four a..-
Mrs kenne was in a pitIful cpnd ron
from lack 81 food and ~. -c"rnin2ly
imagined that her husband w.l~ uniy
sleeping She Wa taken To- IOlIc,. 10. 81
quarrar- whore III" was curcd So. ~
tn" detention room Later ~ IN" dIr
she was committed 10 tn" county JaIl
for examination a. - her sanity
Two or thre" bali -farv"d dogs and
two "a, wer" found IN III" room
k-nn"'- death was caused bv ,Irutev.
from which h" had long suffered H.
son last saw him alv" On MondaY k.uu,.
was ca and his wIfe ~ - year. cid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
A,umn- Of Oxford College. ohio. Meet.

Alumn@ Of Oxford College. Ohio. had
luncheon yesterday at the Hotel Man
haitian. An association was formed. 81
which Miss Alice Dawson of Brooklyn
was elected president. Mrs Bernard
Nelms vice. president and Miss Ethel
Hart Stewart secretary and treasurer
The association will meet again in Feb
ruary. 1912 Mrs. W H. Truesdals and
James Sherber. president OF the college
were present at the meeting. President
Sh.rber made an address
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
Creditors. Help.

Max VI Nvr"-. importer and commits
ON d"ale- IN knit goods at $50 Broad
way, has laid his AFFAIRS before his cr.di
ipr- for continuan"" Of the business
|; I- Proposed To ncorporar" tn" business
creditors To- TAX" notes ui til. corporation
uui tn. business 10 h" supervised by n
Of creditors 4 committee of
thr", has been appointed TO arrange the
details Liabilities ar" said to- be slOS, 600
and nominal assets about the same The
stock on hand l. estimated at So. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
Low Record Was 2.a3s,s IS In september.
liA.S

Tho United States steel Corporation
issued yesterday IT, report 81 untitled
orders on hand on November ~ H. = - o.
600 tons "a dec rca-" Of III - 3" tons from Ia"
previous report \ recent ,hIug.. N M
method of computation saves IN" >oN"'r-
her figures from MARI ing 4 new low r"cOrt
Calculated after RI" manner now m u-.'
the tonnage for September ~ Ipui
would have been .i3i736. an actual low
record
The following table gives IN" r0nnlR'
reported quarterly and rourh,v. since
Jun. 81 1872 when tn" corporation w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
ITALY WATTS FOR NEWS.
NJ OGacial Gamnaunira tien Vet frosn 4. =.
Ambassador Regartfanx Charlton.

'lFNN4I NIVF D'fVEII' ~ TIVE WIZ
Roar. Dec, io.-Ths Ministry Of jus
tice has received no Official communlca-
ton from either the Italian Ambassador
ut Washington or the American State
Department regarding the eztradition OF
Porter Charlton.
No preparations will be made for his
trial until the date of his surrender TO
the Italian authorities has been fixed