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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTEo
Male

/ COACHMAN.-Firgt class; Al references from
select families; thoroughly understands care
horses carriages. harness; city or country. Call
or address B., 611 9th ave.
! COACEMAN or CHAUFFEUR-Tou Swede;
single: smootn-faced: good driver; useful any
Bureau, 154 9Th ave.
| GROOM or POTTERY: respectable colored
man; or TO wait on gentleman Call or ad-
dress Milford. 206 West ed st.
! fARM HANDS, useful men, married couples FOR
farms and gentlemens country places; English.
German and Swedish speeialty Mathewson
Bureau. SIS 9th Tel 37s Bryant.
FARM HANDY g Draw young Scotsman. a
good farmer ana cowrnan; sober ami obliging:
81, Sinclair. Mathewson Bureau SIS 9th ave.
! Tel. 57s Bryant.
/ FARM MANAGER or foreman on gentleman 8
place, thoroughly competent middle aged mar
RED man; good references j. r. Pleasantviile
/ station, Nestchester County. n. Y.
1 GARDENER-American; 30: private estate;
expert on road and walk making; IS years
practical experience with hest contractors and
landscape architects on private estates and high
ways IN the execution of all work connected
herewith; best reference. F. c., Anita Place.
Jamaica, y. Y.
GARDENER-Irish: middle aged: single; fine
Vegetable grower; glass fruits, flowers lawns.
9Th ave
GARDENER.-Ffo llanders: married couple: no
children; position on gentleman's place; prefer
furnished cottage; best references. ~ HUDSON
st. Hoboken. N J.
GARDBNE R-Gerran single; experienced. on
Vegetables fo1yerE fruits etc especially
frames and greenhouse: reasonable. compensation;
references. Mathewson Bureau, SIS 9Th ave. Tel.
S7S Bryant
ANESE-Permanent thorough: long ex-
perienced cook and butler: in small family
or hachelcr place: anywhere: personal reEer-
ences. Obuksta. IL East 10th st.
MAN MuIatto. handy. sober, seeks position;
chauffeur. coachnlan, groom useful; anything;
private family doctor: go anywhere Fred, 90
West 29th st.
USEFUL MAN-Married. Irish: no children: can
drive, milk, work garden wife cook, laundress
Or houEekeeper; well recommended. Carpenters
Bureau l54 9Th
USEFUL MAN-Middle aged man desires steady
employment in care Of small country place:
house, stable, garden; handy with tools, &c;
reference w T. 31ole 9Th ST. Jersey City.
USEFUL MAN-English: competent around gar
den, lawns etc; also experienced with horses,
cows and chickens: good references; S25. Mathew
son Bureau, SIS 9Th ave. Tel 3I8 Bryant
VALET. &c.-Japanese, competent in his duties.
to act valet take charge bachelors place;
best references. Yosh, 123 Sands St, Brooklyn.
Telephone 2e40-Man.
YOUNG NAN. rs good appearance. wishes posi-
ton in the country; willing and obliginS.
Charles l. Sherman, go Park ave.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
rwIth owners name and address.)
NAY II
MANHATTAN.

NAY II.
MANHATTAN.
e-c-FAT. PARK WEST. 10th st and Ca
s..s-sl Pa-kws< for operating booth. etc.
- T,lavjnc picture show Central Park West
a.--,seuoens Co lessees; cost, S2eo: owners. 5 g.
= FergsIs0n premises.
.sT9 AVE G s. 57sh 20 ssth 81: for J sly
.u.-,e shed q nesrafs. rs East 18th st, archi-
-. COST s., 900. owner. Z Appleby, 1872 Broad
fesTH ST. 49, ana 49, East; for / sty frame
- sfxSs. X LANCER s. East 125th ST. archi-
-. tsasl. $3.50; owner. 2 T 0'Neili, 4l1 East
ss4h 81
rTv1sIoN ST. q: for sly brk bakery and
- 10 5xss * irreE. n Feldmsn. Park Row
-eiising architect: cost 5000: owner. estate o.
sissrt Coprell. on premises.
THE BRONX.
pasToN RID. " s. 15S It OF 1Seth St; sly
.-s~s Kitchen 35x2o. J = Harlach. 30 East
see s. architect: $500. owner the Ola Boboken
-srsfie Clah $50 West "a ST
f4asoN's POINT RID. cor Of stephens
- ak I sty frame amusement halls. sizes II
-. Lam Weicher So9 broadway, architect.
x $1,000. owner. & a T Turpin, 800 Bread
way
xscoMB's I'D, W s. IS Z, n OF 1slst st;
81 gsrsge. 2sx26. serviss 4 GleE. 5oSs5 Decatur
- srnhitects: cost, S6e9. owner. William {
Rsrsen 1s0th 81 and Andrews ave
7Ss7Tg ST. 2 : 90 It g Of Belmont ave: 5 sty
- s-sble 35S.5: NJ " Del Gaudio fremont
-,5 Webster ayes. architect: cost $4,000; own
. s Crisculo. 65s East 1Ssth 81
WEBSTER AVE. V 3 90 It n Of ISoth 81: two
4 ~ fEk tennis. @Sx1sXgo.6. Prank Nclfgans.
trchitenz 5Ss East nth 81: total cost. $4,000.
rEnsr Charles BjorkegTen. 214S Mapes ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

PROPOSALS FOR CORRUGATED Steel.
Efars--sealed proposals Will be received at the
ofiee Of the General Purchasing Oficsr. Izthmizn
Canal Commission Washington. z. G.. until = 80
p m May -, 1910. AZ which time they will b
oFeued in Pu1iie. for furnishing the abOve-nler-
toned articles. Blanks and general Information
relating 20 this Circular lNo 5S2 81 may be OBJ
1ain1d from this Office The Offices OF the As
sizL.nt Purchasing Agents. - state Street New
Yerk city. and 81 National Realty Building. New
OFsans. Ia. also from enc T. s Epgineer Of
fees tn PittSburs. Pa. and St. LOuls. AIo. e. c.
BOGGS Captain. Corps OF Epgineers. U. & A.
General Purchasing Officer.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

,-ABETA KERS-Man and wife: IRISH country
,aTse. good reteFcsicss. Z. MniFey, c. Cath
ariHs 81
CT7zF7T-TTE,l-R. Goa CHMAN.-sootch; thorough
~ lsaEeTstlzds both: careful driver strictly
:. ,-afe- ,slIah,e willing obIfging: personal
-. - reference moderate wages country pre-
erred gE:liian afacDofaIo. 245 West ssth st
- 1-FTss sS-gTirst class. single; thoroughly eX
.-ssnI-ed- Gre Horses, carriages ard harness.
- -sT,,I ,sfs.er. ditv OF country; generally use
fIi. references. THOMAS, 80 East IA 81.
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ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

ETH 81. 2 = whole front betv-een 3sth ana
-qfS sts: 10 i stv bTk lofts. etc; Jackson &
70ssnorsns 11eS Broadway. architects: S2eo 600
owner HcssTaw Realty Co. 80 West sBth s.
THE BRONX.
BATHGATE AVE. 204;: ] sly frame stable.
fsexl3. Franz Wolfgang. 60 East nth 81.
s-rf;tect, $500: owner, Or NJ Brown, PREM
fsss.
BOSTON RID. s. froBl 18th to 17eth ST: :
ST. hrk Office. FFSZ29G: y = Server. 130th st and
"a are architect: cost. 81 Geo: owner, Union
Rslusy O.. 13e;h 81 and 2d ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
AUCTION SALTS.

MAY SCHWARTZ AUCTIONEER.-BY
Virtue of a chatteI mortgage, will sell this
day at II o'clock forenoon, No. E 18th
street Manhattan Borough, large lot of eolored
postal cards cut and In sheets. By order of
attorney for mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
DOGS, BIRDS, ETC.
PARKWAY PET STOCK
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

NO ice Or SUMMONS.
SUPREME COURT. STATE AND COUNTY
Emma NJ. Dugliss and Isaac Goldberg, De
PENDANTS Summons Trial desired in New
ants: You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action. and 70 serve a
copy of your answer on the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons. exclusive Of the day of service. and
in case Of your failure 70 appear. or answer
Judgment Will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint
ROBERT ]. MAHoN
Office and PostofHce address. 154 Nassau
street Manhattan Borough, New York city,
To 1saac Goldberg: The foregoing summons
is served upon you by duplication pursuant to
of the Supreme Court of state OF New York
New York County. dated the 10th dav of NAV,
the Clerk Of New York County, at New york
County Court House. in Manhattan BOROUGH
New York city ROBERT J. hAHoN,
154 Nassau Street, Manhattan Borough, Kew
York City.
SUPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY III
. dth c. Cutting. Plaintiff. against pohert r.
Cutting, Defendant. Summons To the above
named Defendant: You are bereh, s,,,,ror,.5 80
answer the complaint In this action Az ~ serv
a copy OF your answer 0n the Plaintfff's after
neg within twenty days after the service az this
summons exclusive Of the day OF service and
in case Of your failure TO appear. or answer
Judgment viii be taken against YOU hy default.
Dated April 10th 1910
CHARLES $ ARoNsTAM. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office ard Post Once Address No Sl5 Non
tague street. Brooklyn, n. y
To Robert IL. Cutting; The foregoing summons
an order OF Honorable James A. Banshard a
Justice Of the supreme Court OF the State OF
and filed with the complaint in the Office OF the
Clerk OF the County q New York
once and Post Once ADDRESS. 2ls MouIagus
Street. Brooklyn. y. Y. ---.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MAY L.
vrJsSFIsASDER AVE. s. So It Q OF Mathews
=. FTvae r Howes agt John Pryor et al; May
81 1910. $50
-oTE ST s. S2a3 II OF Ave "A; William
-----.-7zrp aEf City and Suburban Homes Co CT
= NJ g. 1910 Sby bond. sT.eeT
-rnaR ST 100: Z r Taylor CO agt p Ballen-
- & sons ct Al; Jan -. 1910 Thy bond; S295.
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- rs--er Black & Ayers set Tiffany stree;
" -1-e-5ert Co. owner and contractor: S264
,e--H ST. sz4 20 40 West: ToliSow Painting
~. scsiasinrer. contractor Morris Tolkow
Jeah.scs -sr-scsor: 81. 0as.
ss-~u ST IS West; James T Nuno art Mrs Mae
fse-r- ST so Hest; Arthur 7 Fowler AZ
- a Eashsy. owner End contractor: sac 81
-. G. IS srd 81 West. ard West Broadway
tISr-s, Eax Kosenhlurn ast John 3 ireland
:. - rousne Realty Co. contractor: sI5o
Co. AVE sos; Charles bunker AIT George II
81 Jzrsss D Grace. Susan NJ and Elizabeth
49, -. ouue-s; II Lang & Co. contractors
- Ct ga end c46 West; Samuel Roseuhcrz
: ayhe-t II Williams, owner % J Cornyns &
81 Contractors: S4S.
.-r AVE sos; Willis bunker sxt George W
e.-s James ID Grasc Susan and Elizabeth
ee,--Ses, owners; II Lang & Co, contractors:
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
/ ACCOUNTANT and BOOK KEEPER "Opens,
closes balances audtS; looks kept PaTt Tre
Une Harlem Branch. 263 West 125th St
CHAUFFEUR -Single. Swede, 60; reliable:
strictly sober and steady; careful driver; ex-
perienced on motor boats; best reference; go
anywhere {. Lawson, 1s4 lexington ave
Chat F-FTF5T- R.-Young married man chauf-
feurs reference. John Price. l0o Amsterdam
ave
CHAUFFEUR. %; single; experienced; 70
school graduate wants steady position with
good family, drives and repairs foreign hign
powered cars perfectly; references. Renauf 231
East 18th St
7FF7ETT T-AmeTican: with family going in
reasonable wares Address william Cranler.
Staatsburg, Drstehess County. y. Y
CHAUFFEUR Experienced mechanic; with a
private family: city or country: furnish best o.
references b GruDds. SIS Amsterdam ave
C4ATFFEI-R and ali round man. colored: 90
country or city. NJ X. g. BOX q. tribune,
coLUMBIA rNIxEIR2SITzYr f,,Enf.i, ,sor-
c11Ehly competent men and women ts,ors ana
companions also clerks ara draIIsIlien aot
Committee. Sub-station s.. City Telephone
I4oo-Morningside
FOREIGN LANGUAGES translated by university
,,te1sia bis6est ref references william F. Beers
$3.50 Broadway. Telephone. 49Q-Audubon
GENERAL. ENGINEERING AssISTANT.-By
craftsman: experiences oiice shop and testing.
Thomas 167 West s9th St
eAIEsuAN-As solicitor. anything but insur-
an0e or book propositions: has had exepe-
rielce. can make good: best Of references j.
F Leo, s24 F. 10th ST
YOUNG MAN C22), good appearance, hari1fg
six spare hours daily. wishes positioh VIII
commission only. cash security Apply h h.
Box 40. Tribune 0fIce:
Young MAN t22). well trained in American
,oIleqe and European high schools; good
I,or,a+gcfsn- with chance of advancement
Valentine Pol. Warren ST. Elnliiuts'' i@Oils
Island.
pipe hitting; most anything F. A zerbe. llS
EngeTk ave. Brooklyn..
YOUNG MAN-At anything; can drive. /
settler, POI Houston st.
Female.
4 MIDDLE aged lady would give capable as
slstance as companion houseSeeper ~ pr
TsT1ne-a ion excellent references. Address Box
PSI NeV Canaan. Conn. ----
COLLEGE GRADUATE desires position as sec
rcfarr. -stenogra pher, 3 years experience D.
T.. Tribune. Harlem
COMPANION. e1c-ColIege educated woman.
musician reader fine housekeeper and ex-
perienceo n9rsT eiIie pr A. home as COM
"a MON or chaperon for young people or IN,
saa.1ifs-stjons Industrial Association. IT West
42d 81. Phone, 52lo-f3ryant. -
GOOD stenographic typewritins work req csa
sonable rates - NlIllam ST. h"oih 90
phone 420s-Jehn. "
STF-oOGR RIA PHER-1 Dung lady wishes type
writing To do during spare hours Willie. .as
~0rker. prices reasonable. Miss l.. Daniels l0A
East :S3d =.
TYl5F:wRITING- MULTIGRAPHING.
Accurate reasonable. Ray Room zoos, Met
rorotlssu Building 23G 81, Madison ave Tele-
rtone b6ss-0ramercy. z
MULTIGRAPHING.-S sum
: 49, rT-iceE r Barnes Room SO. I54 Mas
xsn 81 Tel. 361S-Beekman-
lo,oaaEsrI1. siTIInTioNs WANTEO.
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LOST RANXsooks-

7STRTBUTTNG cards circulars. strict per-
sonaI supervision; highest references Kelly
strYbuting Service 345 West 23d
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CIRCULAR piSTRIBUTERS.

attorney for mort gagee.
CIRCULAR DlSTRIBUTERs.
DISTRIBUTING cards circulars, strict per-
sonaI supervision; highest references Kelly
( Distributing Service. 345 West 23d-
LOST BANHSOOkS.
LOST-Bankbook No. as, 507, Bank for Savings
$50 4th ave. New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book TO bank
I0ST-Bankbooi No e49 sT2 Bank for Savings
$50 4th ave. New York Payment stopped.
Please return book TO bank.
ings institution. ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present the
same to the bank within thirty days. or the
said book win be declared cancelled and ex-
tineushei. and a one issued in lieu thereof.
LOST Or STOLEN Handbook No 5To.s4S. of
the German Savings Bank In the City of New
York corner of Fourth ave. and 18th st, issued
to Pauline Meyers. All persons cautioned
against negotiating the same. If not returned
TO the bank on the 18th day of May. 1910.
duplicate viii be issued
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Female.
= MISS CURRY'S

HIGH CLASS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
% WEST 42D ST.
BETWEEN 9TH AND 9Th AYES.
Rooms 51l-512.
Strictly reliable help for private families
Phone 369G-Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

= - S-Sig money made selling water I'll
lee per dozen and upward Freeman Bros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

American and Eersign Teachers Ageacy
euorIfes Professors. Teachers, Tutors coy
,rnsssses etc. 70 Colleges. Schools and ramii.ss
Apniy to .1rs II. J. YOUNG-FULTON
-------1----- - Union Square
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
PROPOSALS

COLLECTIONS promptly and Vigorously han
aIed 81 Teg Room. 19OeB SINGER Bldr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

MONROE ORANGE Co, =. I.
delightful resort among the hills and
lakes: new modern house. suites with bath.
steam heat. 500 feet elevation. 40 miles from
city: own garden. 100 acres of grounds. golf.
tennis boating bathing. fishing, music. drives.
garage. no mosquitoes nor malaria Booklet
w NJ HAIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
HELP WANTED.

Female.
for sanatoriUm city; SIS
monthly and maintenance; four days of
monthly. Irwin, 80 West 11th ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

coAhAEPER for out-of-town firm: man ez-
peilenced IN office systems. etc; salary $50.
lghlH position Brokerl. Flatiron Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
ALL-THE-wAY-BY
R0S

4 Via Long Island Sound. Block Island Sound.
NaTtbas Vineyard Sound. Nantucket Sound and
Atlantic Ocean. Metropolitan Line Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

Aa4lSlS NANTED-To learn negspaper
tfetchins. magazine illustrating and fashion
raWlns Thomas. Jas West 23d 81. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS.

FOR sAI.E-Neyv tenonins and morsisins out
NJ Does coping. Less than half ordinary
cost. Greatest capacity and efficiency. Machics
demonstrated Mechanical Engineering Co. 80
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-15
ScribeS Out
on Bail

Following receipt Of advices yes
terday morning that bonds had been
furnished pending the hearing on writ
of habaes corpus in the case Of
Shelor and Connella, Sheriff Ferrel
yesterday released the two newspaper
men from the county jail where they
have been confined since July Sd, by
order of Judge Pike.
Both men Immediately went to the
Office OF the Nevada Weekly where
they held an imprompto reception
and then resumed their wonted occu-
pations.
Preparations are being made to
make u strong showing before the
supreme court on the nearing next
"Wednesday and there are number
of lawyers who contend that the de.
tention of the men in Jail contrary to
the order issued by Governor Dick
sersoa will not be justi6ed.--Journal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-15
A GOOD RECOMMENDATION

In the Hendricks case, on appli-
cation for extension OF parole, be-
fore the board of parole, Aired
Chartz, his attorney, argued to the
board that ii 2l years OF good Girls
tian conduct, as we'll as Christian pro
fessions, did not reform and Girls
tianize prisoner, then Christianity
was a failure. Rev Father Gartlnd.
beloved and respected by the Catlo-
lies and Protestants alike, testlled
before the board that he was wiling
to go upon Mr. Hendricks bond for
good be havior and believed that he
was a good Christian gentleman, and
that he had known him for over IA
wears. Rev. Mr.. McCreery testified
that he believed Mr.. Hendricks was
perfectly safe man to be free, and
SO did Profssor Hunting. principal
OF the Carson High School.
Mr.. Hendricks now enjoys six
hours day of freedom in Ormby
county and he was asking tor an
extension Of his privileges. 1t vas
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-15
Carson Boy \
Makes Gopd

Trenmor Coffin of Carsu lCity,
and only son Of Mrs. Sardi Sum
mriield, is in Reno spending hhissum-
mer vacation. He graduated 9rom
Purdu University, Fayette, Inl, il
june. with a class OF 800 and WITS re-
tained by the faculty as instrpctol
in the department OF mechanics for
the ensuing term.
Prof. Coffin will remain in Reno
with his mother and sister, Miss EN-
lily Cffin, at the Summerheld Nres-
idence on north Virginia streefsuni
til about the middle of August when
he will return to Purdue Univmsit
and on September lst, will enter
upon his duties there as Instructor
in the department of mechanics
Gazette.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-15
EVADA.CAL1fORNIA R. R.
CITED BEFORE R. R. COM.

Th decision handed down by th.
interstate commerce commission is
now in the hands of the Nevada com
mission and is being gone over very
thoroughly. The members of the
commission are highly pleased with
the general contents of the decision
and statement will Later be filed
regarding the matter.
1t is going to take some time be-
fore the new rates go into effect
October lst is given al the time foI
the first step along the reductions and
establishment of rates to Nevada
terminals. 1t will in all likelihood be
several months before the real effect
of this work is felt by the shippers
and consumers as it means a great
amount of work both on the part
of the railroads and the commission
That Nevada is to have terminal
rates established and this alone is a
victory that is almost beyond belief.
A few months of waiting is easy
when the years OF extortion are con-
sidered.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-15

The merchants and shippers OF
Reno have filed petition with the
railroad commission asking that the
freight rates over the N. {. o. rail
road. leading out OF Reno. be inves-
tigated and reductions made reason
able. They contend that at the pres
cnt time the railroad is unfair in its
charges to points north as well as
shipments made toward the terminal
at Reno.
':'he commission has taken the mat
ter up with the railroad officials and
are preparing data for hearing that
is TO be held on August Sd. At that
lime the complaining shippers and
the railroad men are requested to ap-
pear before the commission and it
is believed that the matter can be
settled without long delay. The pro
ceedings are being carried on in the
same line that was taken in the case
against the large roads on the termi-
nal case that has lately been decided
in favor OF Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-15
New Venire
in Lee Case

In the Lee case being tried at
Genoa by Judge Langan the first ven
ire OF fifty jurymen have been ex-
hausted. OF the first fifty men ex-
amined only eight jurors were Sc
cured and no challenges have been
exercised. Judge Langan yesterday
issued another venirc Of fifty addi
tional names. The case was then put
over until next Monday. That the
trial is attracting unusual attention
among the people of Carson Valley
is shown by the jury question.
The Judge left this morning ior
Virginia City and Will take up the
case again upon his return.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-15
TONOPAH LEADS ALL
CAMPS IN JUNE PAY ROLL

AS near as can be reckoned with
out having access to the official fig
ures, Tonopah's payroll for the
month OF June approximated $780,
600. the largest amount ever paid out
for labor in the history of the dis
trict, and exceeding that of any
camp in the state, though Ely claims
that its May payroll was very close
to quarter of million of dollars.
And with the exception OF the Com
stock in its palmiest days,it il the
greatest amount ever paid out in\the
state. Goldfi&l1 is a bigger monthly
producer than Tonopah, probably to
the extent of 100000, but the pay
roll of Tonopah is three times more
than that of the gold camp and EN-
ployment is given to at least twice
as many men.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-15
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
Clerk Carrier

An examination for cler kand car
rier will he held at the postoffice III
this city on August 10. 1919.
Age limits Is to As years. on the
dte of examination.
Married women will not be admit
fed to the examination.
Unmarried women will be admit
ted to the examination. but are eligi
BILE for appointment only as clerk.
Applicants must be physically
sound, and male applicants must no
be less than S feet four inches II
height without boots or shoes, ant
weigh not less than l25 pound!
without overcoat or hat.
For application blanks and fof al
information relative to the examina
; ton, qualifications, duties, salaries
vacations, promotions. etc, address
Immediately
VIM. NJ. DAVID, #
Secretary Board Of Civil Service
Examiners, Postofice, Carson
City, Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-15

II is HARDLY likely that the pay
rolls of July and August will exceed
to any extent the payroll of June,
but with the opening of fall it should
be augmented by at least Is or 80
per cent, for by that time the explora-
tions now being prosecuted in the
Belmont, West End and McNamara
will have opened areas in which an
increased number of men will be en-
ployed. and IN addition considera-
BILE amount of work will have been
started and probably some ore bod
les opened up in the country to the
east, north and west of the now
known mineral section.
\ Taken all in all, the future Of Tom
d1ah was never more rosy than pow.
AND it were needed pessimist would
declase that it is now on the high
road to fame and prosperity.