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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

Nl. working balance In treasury offices.
81 Nt M0- IN banks to credit cf treasurer
OF the United states &hALan subsidiary
81 liver coin. UL MINOR coin. u.EN f2t.
tnial halnnre b rannral fund. $500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

OMAHA. April n-HAY-No L poo; No
3 500; packing. G.W. straw Wheat
M.M, rye and oats. 800. Alfalfa. u2.0d
The supply OF poor hay ~ much heavier
than the demand and nobody wants q
buy the poorer quality. There has bee1
a marked increase in the supply and al
present there are about LIZ cnra Of hay cn
the market that no one viii buy
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

Veal MnrMn4

OMAHA, April 19.-Banlt clearinaa for to-
day were &-47A.S0s.G and for the corra-
spending date last year s2Is6, SG. 6Z
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

LIVERPOOL. April n-wHEAT-Spot
dull. No. 2 red western winter. no stock
Futures, steady. Nay, "a SD; July, Is Tkd
Octohsr. - eAd
northern, IS ID; old American mixed. o. SID
Futures, nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20


NEW YORK, April M-METALSThe
market for standard copper, on the New
York metal exchange closed weak. with
spot quoted at 0237h6GW April at 81. IS
pEzO; May at Sl2-50Hl2.T0 and june and
jury at The EOndof market
was weak and lower, with SPOT closing az
E5f ls Sd. Arrivals we're reported at New
York OF about fifty tona MCustom house
returns showed exports OF 70 toms, mas
ing I,O45 so far thfS month. Local dealers
quote Lake copper at a2s7hQ13.I2h. Elec-
sT9gtic az N2-5zGlaM and casting at
TIN was dun. With spot qiaotsd at ss2. ST.
a2t- April. $50. 9zNass.d2lk; Nav At
at S.S711d33.S0. -
hOnG0n closed firm, with spnt quoted
at &1g 5s Sd and futures at e1hI Is Cd.
Lead was dun, with quoted at SAX
gA46, New York; and at A208A&. East
st Louis. The LOndon market was i'm
changed at &12 lbs Cd.
spelter was dull. with quoted at Ss.5aa
900, New York. and at &saI537h East 81.
Louis. The London market was lower al
GE Is a -
The English iron market was lower AT
IS Sd for Cleveland warrants. Locally,
the market was quiet and UNCHANGED. No.
l 1oundtry northern. H8.006I850; No. q
tTI-aUl&Oo; No I southern and No. i
southern soft. dT.50UI7.6.
ST LOUIS. April @-AEFAE5-Lead,
dull, N@ asked speltar. fuFve @.W asked.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

PalLADALRHn@ NJ A-1TrTER-
Unchanged
EGGS-stsadys fair demand Pennayk
vanl4 and other nearby 2rata. Tree cases.
AoF at mark current recoiptH. IN return
4nla caSe4. 1acs 80 mark western drgJa.
free cases ~ mark curran1 receipts. free
cusea. ne al marx
CHMEaE-9teadyg New York full cream.
choice cid. EM4EAes fair % good. uG2G
nes choices new. lics fair % Eu6d u1k4Iac
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

PEORIA Anr1 m-C0RN-Hieier- Ma. 2
yellow, Sc; No 3 yellow. 57Ac. No. Il
atfet No 4 Mes no gr4da &Is0c-
~OAfS-Lower; ~ 10 2 white. a. Ma 3
white 3
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

NEW YORK. April m-COFFTE-Fus
lures closed quiet net unchanged to 4
points lower Sales. a5N bags. Closing
bids; April and May, G5Bc. June. ass0s
July. df0a, August. dIbc; Sept mher. Oc-
tober and November, 8.s0c; December, GsBc;
January, dSSc; February, G90c. March,
6s8c. Spot. quiet: No. 7 Rio. sic; No. !
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
SUNDAY.

Receipts and disbursements OF live stock
at the Union Stock yards for the twenty
hours ending Yesterday were as fol-
lows.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

NEW YORK. April 1a-suGAR-Raw.
steady; m~uscuvado. 50 test. 3.T4c centrif1-
gal. 80 test A2sc. Molasses sugar. SO { st.
a49c. Refined. steady; crushed. 5S5c.
sranulHted, 515c; powdered. 6Z5c
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

LONDON. April H-American securities
opened easy today. During the first hour
the low priced issues hardened BUT the
rest OF the list was Ifelesa. AT noon the
market Waa dull with prices ranging from
above 10 = below yesterdays New York
closing
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

MINNEAPOLIS April Ia-WHEAT-
Nay. A-@Aa1a5k July. H.OdA seBtsm-
Der, y Cash No. ! hard. M.03. NO.
! northern, H.06AhaI07A. No. 3 northern.
G.0leuA4&s No & northern. u.WlsfI. e4I
CORlENo. ; yeiluw s9AQ6SNc-
OATS-Nd. 3 white. sEAf5rIEc
RTE-No 2 WNN79Ac.
HRAN-La ha-pound sacEa H&o9mAEE y
FLOIH-ttrst patents IN wood Z h
MluneApolisb MAUAM second patents
W0TEMs first clears. ABFAI5, second
cieHrus E04Am
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

Free8fns Temperatures Continue from
Rocky tn Lakes

2.MaNAAa VI A. AIAa
Ffeezing temperatures cunEnus general
from the Rocky maintains eaar over the
central valleys to the lower lake region.
Hiilng fr0sts occurred In Kansas and Mla-
souri, and heavy frosts were reported gem
eral as far south as Arkansas and Okla-
homm The cold weather has continued
east and south and temperatures are mucn
lower This morning throughout the south
ern and lower Atlantic states. Haina and
SHOWS werc general from the Mississippi
river east I'd the ONO valley and lake re-
gion during the last tWenty-t0ur hours
andNcUntlnue in the Ohio valley and lake
region tniB morning The weather has
cleared IN the upper hUasiHaipUi and MIS-
souri, valleys and Is generally clear
th~ruughout-t the west. Temperatures are
hiri1nr In the nor Invest. the mountain re-
gion and west % the Pacific coast, and
viii rise slowly in this virinitv tonight and
Wednesday. with fair weather.
The following shows khe -eafl-erature and
precipitation for the last three years.
mlu 1919. Lisa. 11NT
Minimum temperature % Q %
p~EecipftaH0n ..--.--..-.. 90 4 % .A6
Normal temperature FOR today. a. degrees.
Deficiency IN precipitation siaea March 4
III inches.
Deficiency corresponding period tn ioa.
faz inches
Deficiency corresponding period In ros.
2.I6 inches.
A WELSH Local Forecastsr.
Corn and Whear ReGfon BuTIs41n.
For Omaha. Neb. for the twenty-four
hours ending a. 3 a. m. 18th meridian
time, Tuesday. Aprl %. 1910;
nRF Ala nrufu1rctrra
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

DULUTH April m-WHEAr Nav
u.odhs July G4A, No. 4 northern. W05R
: northaEn. Hot&
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

NEW YORK. Airil 9-SpeciaI cable
and t~slegraphtc communications received
DI BfauSfreers show - the EolioWfuR
changes in available supplies as compared
with previous
WHEAT-United States, east Rockies.
increase, T7d,09 bushels. Canada, decreased
&,98 bushels.
Total United States and Canada, de-
creased. 48.o00 bushels.
Aslosf for and in Europe. increased.
l&0.00a.
Total. American and European supufy
increase. L25I.00 bushels.
CORN-Unitsd States and Canada. de-
crease. $4,000 bushels.
OAIs-United States and Canada, de-
crease, A8,09 bushels.
\ leading decreases and increases re-
ported this week follow: Decreases: Man
iroDa, ZzoW busheIss Midland, III. 600 busn-
elss st ohm, 10000 bushels; e. Joseph,
MOW bushels; Chattanooga 7b,00 bushels
Portland. @,G0 bushels Godsrfch, $4,000
bushels.
Increases Nashville. s4Wa bushels;
Omahh, 74.088 bushels
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

MLWAUKEE APRIL W-WHHAT-lyo.
I northern. n@dI@ No 2 northern u.Osa
LMM. Iuiy HnE
OATS-eBt3G.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

TOLEDO Aprl N-sHED-CIaver caah
Gl55 April. $50 October and December
$50 Timothy prime, Els Alaiks. prime
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
pTsTRrcT AvERAGrs

= Minimum temperature for tweive-hour
period ending at 5 a m 2 Not Included
in aVaraaea.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

4 MONEY-1hW3h per cent
The rare 0f discount In tbs open market
for snort bills IL 81 per cent for three
months bills. 3 E-ld per cen1
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

The following quotations are furnishes BY
Logan a Bryan as South sixteenth strasf.
GwRha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

49,
ST. LOUIS. April n-WHEAT-Futurea
Nay Ma2s Juiy. GEkc. Cash. lower.
MofULM
S0RN-Futarea. lower; May. 5s%o; Juy.
Ssan over uaeh No. 2 DAGd9Acs
DAEs-Fuulras. lower May. acs Iuly
Sc c4sh. lower track. No. 2 uRalscs
RNE-NomiuAL. Hitc-
RuULEhX-bfrul, chlcRsnH re. Eurinr.
ELCUH-EoEer- red wiufar parents wfs
49, extra fancy and straight. NaB8l6.
hErd Winter reiaTa. GI84M
Z SEEp-Etmnrhy HB0a&
u CCRNMEAL-nZ
RRAN-Weak sacked. east track. M6Q
HAY-nun; timothy aa&gmas prairss,
uG00H13W
NGGEN+-r&c
|&MP TWIEE-Ic. ar
DWLSfONS-Rurk I1iFhar. iaDbtnE
nieasr prime steam
aAf1Ac clear riba MANS snort
~ NAdl8 Bacon loNers boxad eEna
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-10
CALUMET
STORE

: week only we will give to every purchaser
lie amount of $1,000 or over $3.50 Gold
st liberal offer ever made by any firm in the
or has ever dared imitateit, but we want
goods that are backed by "Our Money
natter how depleted Remember to every
I'D Piece Free. This applies to all credit
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25

the time of the Court The Court
thought that it was a matter that
should be settled in open court and 50
"rde red, and Mr.. Tranter continued
producing the vouchers.
During the reading of the vouchers
several for advertising were produced
and Mr.. Alling desired to know If
they had been properly measured as
regards the charge. implying that
possibly the papers had overcharged
the receiver for the work. As this
was in line with the statement of the
morning the remark caused smile
to even cross the face of the indefat-
gable Frank Wildes.
The reading of vouchers continued
after the recess and was still oc~
cupying the attention of the court
when recess was taken until Wed
nesday morning. April 6. 1910. at 10
o'clock a. m.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25

penditurc of S257.l0 for mops,
brooms, etc, was O. X. The attor-
news for the depositors have evidently
failed to take into consideration the
fact that it requires some expense IN
this kind of supple, to keep SIX
buildings in repair and in clean and
sanitary condition for II months, and
when among them is included the five
story building at TOnOpah.
Mr.. Tranter produced the vouchers
as rapidly requested, and this alone
speaks volumes for the systematic
manner in which the receiver of the
bank has kept his accounts. After
considerable time spent on this sub
ject the showing was evidently salts
factory. as Mr.. Tranter was then
asked to explain the court costs
whcih Mr. Alling has not yet had ex-
planned to his satisfaction. Over an
hour was taken up in this manner and
a short recess was taken while he was
still producing the vouchers.
During the examination of the
vouchers Attorney Roberts addressed
the Court. suggesting that the vOuch-
ers be examined in the Office of At
torney Roberts, Sanford and Alling
at some future time, and not take up
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25
Billion Dollar
Train Goes East

PASADENA, Cal, March 25-The
famed billion dollar special left here
to-day Tor the East over the Santa
re. 1t will run from this city to New
York direct with a stop over at the
Grand Canyon in Arizona,
Six private cars were occupied by
Andrew CarnegicS party; Mrs. Russell
Sage and Major and Mrs. Slocum;
Edwin Gould and his family: w. L,
Webb and party, and other New
y Iork tinanciers, who have been
spending part of the winter in Cali
fornia. In addition to the private
,ars there was a sleeper for servants |
IN auxiliary refrgcrating car and a |
ar for automobiles.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25

mand justifes.
The line will run from Iorda,
through Bodie to Aurora, and DO,
s'bly to other camps. All the pipe
machinery, Wire, poles and other SUP
Plies have been contracted for. an
the line will be in operation by Aug
ust lst
At Bodie the first benefit will be
the opening up of the Southern Con
s"l1datcd DIETER known as the MON
days) one of the largest groups in th,.
district, which the high cost of power
has prevented working. Within =
Few days the work of re-timber;no
cleaning out, re-laying track and oct.
uhs ready for the juice will com
mence and be continued until ,bs
mine is operated as one Of III. h;a
properties of the west
This deal is the greatest and .:,
prove the most beneficial to Mona
County and the Aurora district than
any that has taken place here in the
asst Is years. The prosperity wave
S in sight
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25
B0die And Aurora To
Have Immense Power Plant

Last Tuesday, J. S. Cain, banker
mlne owner and possessor of man,
interests i'll this section, returned
from visit to San Francisco. where
he succeeded in enlistnp canital +,
AID IN the opening up OF the resources
Oh TINS section and adjacent TERRITORY
says the BOdie Miner
Messrs Cain, McCone and Gorham
sold to w. H. Metson. REPRESENTING
a group of capitalists, all their stock
IN the Cain Consolidated N;n;ny
Company of Aurora. The propertv
consists of mines and mill at Aurora
ana water power, real estate. etc
at Jordon, in Mono County. former,v
owned by the Goleta Consolidated
Company.
Within the next week surveyors
VIII drive the final stakes for the
'"wer house and pipe line at Mill
-reek and the work of grading will
ollow Immediately The initial in
tallatlon will be l500-h. p. which
Ill be increased as fast as the de-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25
ALLlNG ASKS WILDES IF
HE HAS SUBSIDIZED PRESS
With No Backing in Their Labeled" Invest.
CATION Attorney Fer Depositors Sug-
gestS That Local Papers Are In
The Employ of Receiver

In ms effort t" bolster lsing fight against report Of
Receiver Frank l. Wile OF Company At
'"rney "rath' Ming Associate II
attorneys for the dep"o IT, report
Receiver the deunct bank. tn
the witness chair. ii he newspapers
i would be
favorable to him. Nides As rel ed in the "i tdy
ceeline. Mr. Wde branded report
might desire damna] lie and The Appeal wishes
thi, u eterate the staten
What Mr.. oratio AL; had intimate such condi
know, and his wea explanation that he ha' come
about a mn'h
weight in,in Receiver Nillcs In
making th, statement Aing undoubtedly had but
thing mind spread another mtmai'n that
everything possibly have ii heard by one
of the idea that the att'r
neys, earning their fee
for the work in the present hea,
the mark nncalcl for, and Mr.
Alinp, his desire the original interest
in endeav"red nethmg that he
finish than he his assistants that the e'ever>hp OF
Trust Company been handled in able
hone
Appeal this reply: Mr. IIorati Aling
intended the imply THAI The Appeal receiving
report the proceedings in the
hearing. he i, and im,}e If he made the remark with
the intention o, creating distut toward Mr. Wie
he loo. The of outside at
r,,v to come into enleavor make himself
,,,,.n At the expense Of this community whose
honor and INTEGRITY questioned by the people VIII"
have known them, the OF their lives
The Appeal opinion that the above express
. the ,pn.n both paper {" thi~ city regard the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25
Agent of Col. Dorsey
Visits Camp of Jarbidge

; What is evidently an intcllieen
conservative estimate OF the Jarhidg,
hlHtr1ct, to the extent that an csti
mate can be made under existing cir
cumstances, Is that contained in let
ter received by Colonel George W. +.
Dorsey and associates of Salt Lake
City, form w. +. Fisk. mining engin-
eer, who was sent by them to size I'D
the situation and to be on the look
out tor anything good which might
be Obtainable. The good surface
| showings of the district lave appar-
emily all been located. Mr.. Fisk SAYS,
and he has seen nothing open that is
worth locating. He is negotiating
| however. for a lease on ground near
| the Bourne group. with outcroppings
of the same character of rock. No
work has Been done on the prospect
i've lease. but there is some mineral
showing and the chances for opening
something big are very good.
"The Bourne ledge looks good.
One of my samples showed $4,000
values in panning Several portions
of the vein show little free gold and
more of it shows telluride. The pan
claim has a smaller vein of good ore
The Arizona, Pavlock's property,
pans we'll. The Pick and Shovel has
good OutcrOppings. Less work has
been done in the Belmont. but it has /
some good ore. /
81 haven't had time to analyze CON !
ditiOns, but there is no question of !
the size of the cropping, nor the val /
ues in the few veins that have been
opened.
"Ihere are many similar groupings
which must contain good values.
II do not look for much in the way
of very rich ore, but believe there will
be some large bodies of good milling
ore, and there may be many dikes
which will prove of great value.
There doesn't seem to be much of
vein system, but there appears to-
be vast territory of bi gchimncya or
blOwOuts. The whole district appears
to be of volcanic formation. the sur
country being capped by a
great flow of lava. The probability
is, therefore, that the vein system will
be quite erratic, with many exten sive
chimneys of ore containing some very
rich spots"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25
SPECIAL TRAIN SUNDAY

A number Of people have already
secured their tickets for the excur-
sion to Reno Sunday and no doubt a
large crowd will go over on that day
Anyone can secure their tickets bv
applying of P B. Ellis
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25
HORSES DYING

i"i some time past a number oi
horses in this city and in the lower
END OF Carson Valley on the west side
nave been suffering from a strane,
disease and several valuable animal
have died.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25


eeiver Wildcs OF the State Bank
trust Company, was resumed thi
morning before Judge Langan, wit
Frank Wildcs on the stand II wa
'he general impression that the cx
animation of Mr.. Wilde, had bee,
completed but a number of Questions
were forthcoming at the morning Sc,
sioiL
Attorney Alling again referred I,
the trading of accounts in the bank
and asked Mr.. Wildes il he was not
aware OF the fact that members of the
bank Commission, who authorized
these trades, were not interested in
them to a marked degree. Mr.
WildeS answered that he was not
aware Of the fact.
Mr.. Wildes was asked regarding
the Mckenzie trade and stated that
Mckenzie and associates and friends
mad. for some time past. been irving
To get him. Wildcs, to approve of the
transfer Of the switched account, but
that in every instance he had refused
To listen to them.
Mr.. Alling. this morning, treated
the witness with some respect and for
that reason there was an exchange OF
compliments and explanations that
were good To hear and some light wa.
thrown ON a number of points that had
been under consideration and which.
while they had been answered re
peatedly by Mr. Wildes, were treated
in manner of contempt by the Hon
orable MIR Horation Alling. one Of {
the attorneys for the depositors. {
This mild state of affairs did not I
continue long and the next line oi
Interrogation was as to whether the I
receiver could not operate the insti c
tuition with less employees, but with I
the idea of dismissing Mr. James r t
Davis, who evidently is not approved l.
by the attorneys for the dcpositors, /
Roberts, Sanford and Alling, or else t
by some member of the clinctclc V
whom they are representing. In fact II
Mr.. Alling went SO far aS to suggest II
that a common stcnographer" take c
the place Of Mr.. Davis who, as all are h
aware, has been one OF the ablcst a. p
,istants of MIR. Wildcs in the clearing p
up Of one of the worst banking
ncsscs in the history of the coast. Il
Mr.. WildcS stated that he did not sec t'
1 that<h'"" and took upon himself o
% a,r.-,,S-,-sss,,v a,r.,,-, nf,T7fcd inference by ii
ta,ing that so long as he was re
'civer of the State Bank and Trust Il
'ompany Mr. Davis would remain st
n his employ. Il
Mr. Alling suggested that the cor N
cspondcnCc Of the bank for the past I
even months be brought into court W
@ that he, Alling. could determine Il
whether or not there had been any b,
hing to do in this line. This result III
d from the statement of Mr.. Wildes ti
N the stand yesterday that the cor d;
espondencc Of the bank was volum, b.
nous. VI
The next line OF questioning was
AIKEN up as to whether Mr.. Wildes
believed he could furnish the requir SC
d bond Of S200, ,O0O that would be re &c
,uired when the directors suit came 50
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25
FROM CALIFORNIA
TO CALIFORNIA

n. A. Ross OF California, has arriv-
ed IN this city and will be employed
as job printer at the News, and Geo.
Anderson, who has been holding
down that position for the past few
months, has returned to his home in
California, where he has a position
with construction company.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25
TESTIMONY BEARS OUT
CORRECTNESS OF REPORT
DOES NOT IMPROVE

me condition of Mrs. ]. Laiinierr
whose health has been failing for
some time past, does not imnrove ,,i
her friends and relatives are worried
over her condition. The lady i, rnd,.r
the constant care OF her ply
and nurses.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25
Day Spent in Examination of Wit
neSSes and Vouchers Showing Ex-
penditureS of Money of The In
StitutiOn by Receiver

to trial. Mr.. Alling further asked tb,
witness II 1t was not a fact that he
mad been told by certain people tbo,
'hey would not aid i'll supplying the
necessary bond SO long as Judge
Mack had anything to do with the
state Bank x Trust Company. To
TINS question the witness answered
no. Mr.. Wildcs at this point stated
that he had at different time, asked
| 'hat the depoSitors and creditors ana
nm IN the closing up of the affair,
oi the bank and he had yet failed to
near from one who was willing tn
come through with any suggestion,
or who took the least interest in the
work.
At this point Mr.. Alling. in his MS
nal insinuating manner. asked th,
witness, MIR. WildeS, if he was paving
the newspapers OF this city to pub
hsh the reports of the sessions of the
court and make them appear favor
''> W. 'iiN lNNtlN CT SIllD. |
Mr.. Wildes Immediately answered
'h't the same was not fact. that the ,
statement was aloug the line o,
questioning that he had been subject
ed To III the past. and would prob !
IDLY nave gone further had not the. !
~ourt taken hand in the matter and
lsked Mr.. Alling as to what sourcc
lie could attribute the information !
nat led up to the statement. Mr.
\iling lamely got out OF the difficult, :
" stating that he had drawn those =
oncluNions from reading the ac I
cunts OF the case, which did not I
leet his honorable approval. }
At this point Mr.. Wildes was dis !
lissed from the stand and Mr.. Davis .
allied MIR. Alling began an cxami I
alton OF the witness, first taking up !
lie bond question, a deal between the I
'cal bank and the Anglo California :
ank of San Francisco. This part ol
lie report had been explained pre- !
ously but the attorney is going over
again with the probable idea OF !
aking showing as regards the :
'rning of his fee that he expects and '
opes to get from the five or siv de
'Sitors who were at the back of the :
'cSent hearing.
Mr. Davis explained the matter in !
iestion several times before the in !
rrogator took up the next subject 7
I which he was questioning at the :
ne the court ROk the noon recess !
Previous to the recess, however. (
e attorneys for the depositorS pre- 7
nted a petition to the Court asking
at the fee of Mack & Green. attor~ !
Us for the receiver, be fixed by the 7
'urt. Judge Langan stated that he !
,uld fix the fee to be allowed on all !
e cases that had b cen disposed Of (
t as to the cases that are now pend I
& that he could hardly fix a fee un
they were finally disposed of The Il
te for hearing the same will be set =
the Court at a later time. Recess Del
til 80 o'clock br.
AFTERNOON SESSION ne
At the beginning Of the afternoon fai
sion Of NJ, II
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25
HOW ABOUT THE WEATHER

The main question with the ladies
just now is what will be the weather
conditions on Sunday, Easter. The
new bonnets and dresses will be
much in evidence, weather permitting
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25
AFTERNOON SESSION

At the beginning Of the afternoon
session of court Mr.. Tranter was cali
ed to the stand to produce the neces
sary vouchers to prove that the ex-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-25

good glass OF beer is always re
freshing-Try Barkley's. opposite the