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New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
MRS. SAGE TO IMPROVE HOUSE.

Plans have been fled for the building
of two story rear extension on the two
four story and basement dwelling houses
at Nos 81 and 80 East e5th street, owned
by Mrs. Russell Sage. The extension is to
be used as buffers pantry and laundry.
An old wooden bay window on the first
floor is to be removed Henry Otis Chap
man, the architect, estimates the cost Of
this improvement at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Trust 60 of America to West Side Savings
Bank; 81, 900
Robert N Cleverdon TO Edw Stehl: 81 600.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to Law
yers Mortgage Co: assigns . mtgs: So 0O0
Same TO Esther Herman ct al exrs: SOS noa
Philip Schuang to East River Savings ipstitu-
ton: $50, 600
Emanuel Glauber to Max Cohen: SfnO
United States Realty and Improvement Co to
Margare, Knox, 500.
Edw Haacke to Morton Stein: 5000
Union Exchange Bank to Babetta Solomon:
500,
Max Germansky to Henry Gerhards: 81 go
Lewis V Laveile to George Stark: 81
Augustus 3 Field ct al to New NetherIand
Bond and Mortgage Co: 3 assts: SfS4. 900
Elsie p Adler 20 Walter NJ Schwartz; 500
Elizabeth V Irwin to Northern Bank Of New
York; assigns . mtg.; Sc. 600
Hannah Moran to Flora FOehrding: assigns {
rntgs: S3, 600
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co to Judah L
Adler: s22 500.
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guaranteed Mort
gage Co. s. 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
Of Interest 10 tOomen

medium size tsix years. is a. yards "a or q.
ssS 81 or 22z yards 44 inches wide, with =
yard IS for the centre front; 1A yards OF
edging TO make as illustrated
The pattern, No. 6,612. is cut IN sizes for
girls of four. six and eight years old and
will be mailed TO any address on receipt of
10 cents
Please give number of pattern and age
distinctly. Address Pattern Department,
New-york Tribune. II in a hurry for pat
tern send an extra Scent stamp and we
will mail BY letter postage in sealed en-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
NO SEAM IS VISIBLE
Sleeves and Waist Must at Least
Seem To Be in One.

The popularity Of the sleeve thet
really or apparently ont IN one pieOe
With the waist shows NO s'sh ..
vsnins. and if is not surprising 'la'
this graceful fashion should nave taAeh
firm hold on feminine ahecuons- 1t ~
hard to understand why any one snoulo
ever have thought Of breaking the pea"'i
full line over the shoulder WIN the h7tu-
ness Of 2 seam. or. worse sun VIZ.
gathers and pleats and othef sof'S %
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

and to William A spencer ana sno'
$4,000: address. so Broadway
1sI ST. AYE 22ea sly nrk .er5 a'Saf antonio Anzo-
lone to Rubin Bruck: 81. 900; attorneys
e. Schln. a20 Broadway. S.,a.
p m. Aug /. due Nav I. ist8; Henry B Mant9r Ia1
to jacob Dohr1nann: 5000. attorney
Phelps 42s East 14eth 81. ,oe q
bldg loan Aug IS; yr per cent 81 ,s. Con On
street Go to Title Guarantee ana iru''
$500. 900: address, 178 Broadway. -,sx
1907 S: Asth St 121 West s.y brk ls s s1is,o ier,
s,s5 mtg sns So s g - sas ns-d "a s $1,000
attorneys, Arnste,n & Ley 12s Broah"Y
asTH ST. 5, 1S5a # " OF "a aye; ;MilSolIend innn
May 2: due as per bond; ,r1,s IS 900: address
25 Broad ST .,ooe
s1rH ST 51e East .st s.y srs' nsarisnd ~ tsis to
onrd Ams Heberer 5000 attorney. Hugo cohn' 10
Avenue A. ,oo,, - ~,
PATH ST. 247 East: sly brk 2s."1l rer cent? T.
sprior mtg $1,000 g. aug ~ Mar "a Costello; $500;
attorncy w r Lord. 80 Nassau st. .o
oo ~ .n1 = YRS: Herald Realty 90 TO WI.
lam A Butler and ano. trus; s'o'""' a'''''e
81 Wall st.
THE BRONX.
R1-CHANAN PLACE II = f29 ,dsn, :, - %, " con
- otr 1oo. Aug 1S: 3 yrs; Edu1unasoom, o - s
str;ction GO to John P schuchman' so'oo' a.
dress. 206 BROADWAY o., rrse
,,ot o2xi00x irreg tprior mtg S32 oo; aug 1. - !;
due as per bond: Central Bronx ssn SeanS $40 St
Christian Coll and ano; so'""' aaui ie'@
AIMS 49,. ~
DAWSON ST. sss. 1esxso1lx irres; o., aug 4s,lid III
8 yrs per cent: Samuel Ws.sse,n sa,, 81
Gordon: $1,000: address JIG Nassau us.,
Chester. Aug 1s. VT; Frederick Rasch 10 NJ ~,
M Ahrans and ano; 5000; attorney 'on''
Whalen. 2o6 Broadway o,~
MAprs AVE 200. n g cor 1soth st: 9sx
Al: Aug II: yrs. per cent; Melvin osn ss oo0:
and Construction Go TO Ea"ara rtaAsH0'
VIII. AVE 312s 5ox13O6x irreg tprior mtg'
s,; june %: 8 yrs: Luigi Palatucci to .ar-
mela Gnaz5o; 50 s279e; o., a''0FneE' "f''''
| WEBSTER AVE. g s. being part Of lot a."i aad
map Mount Hope: Aug IL Yrs; St'l 81 COO. at
Kate Higgins to Dedrch h Trenont Rohae' ave S,o'
WEST FARMS ROAD. n cor freeman 81.
SO 5x13I1 to Longfellow ave 1os oxoolV - -
1S: due as per bond Zingales ConstIuctlon 90 1o
! TO Manhattan Mortgage Co: $4,000; address, 10
Broadway.
wEsTCHEsTER AVE. e s. a. e FOX ,Sg 81,
II: WIS. AZ per cent: Chichester Realty Co
TO American Real Estate co; S3o.oVo; aoo'eSS'
527 9TH
SD AVE. " s. io4s It Il of 10th st, 5ox1o4
building loan: Aug H.; demand. per cent
John " Cornish Construction Co TO CITY MOTT
gage Co; So. 900: address. Is Wall St
10Th ST, II s. 100 # OF st AIMS ave, 2ox
| 100; Aug II: due as per bond; Ernst Wichten-
dahl to Manhattan Mortgage Co; $4,000; ad-
| dress, 200 Broadway.
| 18TH ST n s. 1888 It W o, Southern Boule-
| ward 5Ox154x irreg; Aug 16; yrs: CorneEa
| F Mccormick 10 Susan Duryea; $500; attorney,
| Title Guarantee and Trust co. 116 Broadway
171TH ST n g. 29T # " of Grand Boulevard
| and Concourse. 1O0x irreg (prior mtg S10ooO
Aug 4: demand. per cent; Mount Hope 1. Meth
! 5000: address. 223 Mount Hope Place
| 1s3D ST. 63o and G41 East, j0x100 Cprior mtg
Sc 5oo: Aug Il: due June l. 1sl2; PEE sno cen, nj,
| 1orney. Ieonrard F F'uld, 130 East 10th St
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
TIE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The little dress shown in the picture
closes irvtsibly at the back and has an
exceptionally becoming arrangement IN
front, The side portions are cut with ex-
tensions that are Tapped over on to the
centre. and this centre can bexmade from
tucking az IN this instance. or from any
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
100000 LOAN.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
loaned yesterday on first mortgage $500, 600
TO the Thirty-seven West Thirty-sixth
Street Company on the twelve story fire
proof store and loft building at No. IS to
SO West 36th street. The plot is 81 6x9S.9
fa
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
LIS PENDENS.

JEFFERSON AVE, :. 80 II e 2f - BracAe@ &C: nt
aFe: lo5x1OO: jefferson ave. = 10 u u
Monaghan ave: 5Ox1OG; three actions Emma I.
1Tbidsey aRt John T Norton ct al foreclosure VI
three IutRs); attorney, Z ID Allng-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The sales transacted in the Real Estate Ex-
change galerroorn Nos Ii and Is Vesey street
yesterday. resulted S follows:
BY Joseph p. Day
73D ST. 227, n s. 225 # W of I'd ave: 25Klo2-2
6 sty tenrnt: sold to the plaintiff for $1S. 440.
73D ST 228. n g. 200 IT W OF ID ave. 2oxl02.2 z.
sty tenmt and stores sold to the pIaintir for
SIS 440
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

pretty contrasting material: or II could be
made to match the body portion and en-
broidered or braided.
The skirt is straight and box pleated and
the closing Is made for the entire length at
the back: consequently laundering is a
simple matter Pale blue linen is the ma
ferial illustrated and the front IS made
from tucked white lawn
The quantity Of material required for the
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
FIGHTING TUBERCULOSIS
A Million Women Enrolled in
War Against White Plague.

What women have done in the last four
years in the campaign against tuberculosis
Is discussed in an interesting report issued
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
AUGUST IL.


AOICSl H.
MANHATTAN.
7TH ST 3 25S # W o. Ave G. 251a9. 10:
Feb 3, 1904; Annie Przeworsky to Jonas Well;
SO. 500: address, Bsekman St
10TH ST g. 22S.6 it W of 7th ave. 14.3x9s.e 9;
Dec IA. 1885, John H McGinn to Dora A Davis,
e1trx: $1,000; attorney, A Dwinelle. 131 East
Seth St
AID ST. s. seea IT " OF 10th ave 10 719s o;
Sarah Jane Dousherty 10 william H Jackson;
81, coo; attorney Wilson NJ Powell. 90 Wall ST.
1907: Mary silverstone to Mary x and Anna F.
Starrett; S., 600; attorney, Addison Gardner. JAG
Broadway.
10th ST. 2s1 west 5 sty brk. 4O.1o1e9. IL !:
Feb 10, 1908; John Lurte to signaund Ashner;
5000: attorney. w Jackson Beeknan St
15sD ST. s. 2os4 # e of Amsterdam ave
Hayes, 81 Nassau 81
HOE oa AVE. vs. ,so, loss # n OF Freeman st;
to Henry Otto. jr and ano: So, 500. at
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. I7o
Broadway.
Bassford. Fordhan: begins boundary line
Of said lot 26Sas intersected by the 8 East
Lyon to Van Loan Whitehead and William e
sperry, exrs as 5000; a1teEney tor LAWYERS Title
LOTS s92 and 9a3, map Of LAconia Park 5ox
125 OK irreg; Aug T. 1907 Harry Bauman to
Louis. Louis 6, London; ; $3.50; attorney, Guido ]
is. 1906: Michael NJ Reynolds 10 Annie r
Daily: 800; attorney, Frank Gass, West Chester
MARY ST, S, 245 It u of WASHINGTON ave.
lbx1OO: Feb IA, 1906; Louis Iese to American
Mortgage Co: 10000: address. 81 Nassau St
MARY ST. s, 245 # W of WASHINGTON ave
lpxloO: Feb 21, 1910: Benjamin Benensor 10
Louise Lese: $50; address, So Nassau st
PROSPECT AVE e. 1s2 II II of 1soth St IS
%lO Jan Is. 1903: Carmela Galela to Ida Satt-
Ter; $500: attorney. Theodore Satter Corn Ex-
change Bank Bldg.
PROSPECT AVE. s. a5c Il . Of ts5th st
156.sx65; May IS 1905: Samuel Brener to Mar
Cohen ct al: So. 500; attorneys, Davis & kauf-
mann, 81 Chambers st.
WORTH AVE. 8 60 II " from s cor OF
t1tch st, 61X61x irreg; Feb 20 1895: Lawrence
MctIrath and ano to Ronald X Brown ct a!
trus: $3.50; address. 800 Broadway
WASHINGTON AVE. s g cor OF 1Ssth ST e.s G
x1oox9ox13x191. .9x17S: June %, 1905; John Hais
to Marie Louise Mead extrx; 5000; attorney
United States Guaranty and Indemnity Co. "a
Vesey st.
WASHINGTON AVE cor of 1ssth st es. g
xlUtKsox13xis1 9Hl73: Nov u. 1905: John Hais
TO Marie Louise Mead, extrx; 1880: attorney
United States Guaranty and Indemnity Co 10
Vesey st.
15oTH ST, S, 40 # g of MeIrose ave 1OOx
100; April Z. 1910: Benjamin Benenson to Amerf-
can Mortgage Co; $40, coo; address, 81 Nassau ST.
1I7rH ST, s. 10 # " Of Southern Boulevard
2oxlOo; June 10. 1900; Jerome Eisner to Helen A
stein and Rosalie Eisuer: 81 200: attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 176 Broadway
1s4TH ST, 8. 1852 IT w of Washington ava
5OxlOO; June 10. 1910; Cerra Realty and Con-
structon Go TO Ensign Realty Co: S., 900: attor-
heys. McIaushlin 6 Stern. 10 William St.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
BUILDING LOAN coNrs.r,

FREEMAN ST. q whole front bssvs.-
Farms I'd and I.ougfsIow ave: - te,=e 2 Ess
54S: Manhattan Mortgage % loans 55a1 !,
Construction Co $4,000. - !
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
MECHANICS LIENS.

,,srH sT 537 and 500 West; Isnnie iee,calIedI. JH1
,x, Mary Deeiey et al; Dec II. 1905 tcaIee
s104 -. d-{rs:
11,TrI ST. n s. to01t n Of Riyersine =. al.
Isaac Osserman ast Alcazar ResiV 70 -
Mar "a 1910 fcancelsd); s2,2sp
RBoADWAY $ cor 153d ST.: Aorn 20
art Trinity studio Co: Aug II. 1910 si''- .o
75Tu ST. 1T to 1s1 East, and Sd az, 40 and
N Iafs: Barnett Rosensteir agt PHO ss1i''
Sone.r1cfion co et al. Dec II. 1909, 81
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
Seen in the |bopS

Brocaded silk petticoats, elaborateiy
made, are the newest styles shown and
sell for S29 10.
Lingerie baby sacks. lined with India
silk in delicate pink and blue, cost $12 so
each.
The so-called character dolls. dressed
in the costumes of all nations sell for from
81 UP. They are quite interesting.
High black satin button shoes are a nov
city and sell for $40 pair
Panama straw pumps finished with cham
pagne kid trimmings and heels. are very
smart and cost s12 a pair.
Black velvet pumps with square rhine
stone buckles on the bows. are Sc a pair.
Linen handkerchiefs. with delicately COL
o-eo and embroidered borde~s. sell for from
s. 81 IA n s. 81 each
Tie Sz9rcs OF shape where .rrlciee mentioned
On rhis page were seen rs obtained ty send
! ing stamped and addressed envelope 20 'Seen
u 80 6aops York Tn04ne-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

f53D ST. so West. Edith VI ds " ~ :
sut C9osz r Smith exr st al (f9rsc,ss, ss,oisfsS
Mtg: attorneys. Mclaughlin q stern !,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
ESSEX COUNTY COTTAGE LEASED.

Leon S. Altmayer has leased to Mrs. J.
Goldstone the Lamb cottage. outouild-
ings and grounds on the shores Of Mirror
Lake, Essex County. for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

LOT "a map of lands in partition Of Rebecca
Bassford, Fordham: begins boundary line
of said lot %. >as intersected by the n 8 East
1s4th st. 1O2-S '25; Jan 8, 1905: Pauline E
Lyon to Van Loan Whitehead and William z
Sperry, exrs: So. 600: attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

177TH ST. n g. 29.7 # of Grand Boulevard
and Concourse. 1OOx irreg (prior mtg S10oOOe
Aug 4 demand, per cent; Mount Hope Meth
odist Episcopal Church TO Celia Ferguson;
5000: address. 223 Mount Hope Place.
1s3D ST. 63e and 641 East, J0x100 (prior mtg
s65OW: Aug Il: due June l. 1912; 6 per cent ;
Checckina Carucci 10 Helene Fuld: $500: at
torney Leonf1ard F Fuld, 13O East 10th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

High black satin button shoes are a nov
city and sell for $40 a pair
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

7TH ST s D. 25S # OF Ave G, 251a9- 10:
Feb B. 1904 Annie Przeworsky to Jonas Well;
So. 500; address, Bsekman ST.
4OTH ST. g g. 22S.6 # of 1th ave. 143x9S-9 9;
Dec II. 1889: John H McGinn to Dora Davis.
extrx: $1,000; attorney, A Dwinelle, 131 East
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

HOE AVE, W s. 1857 # n OF Freeman st.
25x1oo: July Is, 1902; Charles G Jorgensen and
ano to Henry Otto, jr, and ano: $500: at
torney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 176
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

WESTCHESTER AVE. 8, a. s OK 81,
2l5.Sx- TO Simpson st XXX irreg; IN, aug
II: 4 YRS Az per cent: Chichester Realty GO
to American Real Estate Co; $4,000; address,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

WORTH AVE. 8. go II " from s 9 cor OF
Fitch ST, 61x61x irreg; Feb 20 1895: Lawrence
McErath and ano to Ronald X Brown ct a.,
trus: $3 $50: address 800 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

SD AVE " s, fo4.S It Il Of 10th st. 5oxlo4.. :;
huiISing loan. Aug II; demand. per cent:
John " Cornish Construction Co 10 CITY MOTT
gooe Co 500 oAO- address Is Wall st.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

wFRSTFR AVE s. being par. OF lot 1eu,
man Mount Hope: Aug Il; yrs; James anu
Kate Higgins to Diedrch W Rohde; sI.o"' at
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

WEST FARMS ROAD, n " cor freeman -,
565x13I1 to Longfellow ave 1os axoo: ~, ~. ASS -
1S. due as rer bond: Ziugales Construction 20 20
to Manhattan Mortgage Co; $4,000; address, ~"
Rrna6way
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

PROSPECT AVE. 5. a5c Il of te5th St
1865 Sx65; May IS 1905: Samuel Brener TO Mar
Cohen ct al; Sc. 500; attorneys, Davis & kauf-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-06
STOCK MARKET

Verify it was a great day for
Belmont stock yesterday and at
the end of the session of the San
Francisco stock exchange, the Sc
curity was quoted at the highest
point in years. The stock opened
at $1.70 bid and closed at $1S71a,
a gain of .177s points. West end
also made a good gain, closing at
an advance of five points Midway
went up one point.
Florence and Consolidated of
Goldfield, both declined, the former
losing 71a cents and the latter five
points. Booth regained the point
lost Friday and closed at II cents
bid
The following quotations are fur
nished by Broker II. T. Epstine:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-06

of whether he wants to see a big
mill.
Then, too, they believe that they
will not be able to accommodate all
who wish to see the big fight, no
matter how big they make the
arena.
If a man pays about $3.50 rail
road and travelling expenses to
come ito the coast from New York
in true first class sportsman's style,
the mere little incidental of 500
for box seat will not bother him,
it is argued. Then, there are al
ready applications in from across
the seas. One party is coming from
Australia and will consist of a
large number of sports who saw
Johnson win the title from Burns.
From Europe, Africa and Asia
they will come and the mecca OF
all the prize fights on earth will be
the comparative microscopic arena.
If man could get off on some
other planet and see the movement
of fight fans starting from all parts
of the globe on the journey to the
battle-ground, the little speck that
represented the enclosed space with
in which they must obtain a reser-
walton, he probably would get a
vision such as pleasantly invades
the sweet sleep of Richard and
Gleason.
There will be a howl of protest
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-06
Ten Dollars Will be
the Cheapest Seat When
JeffrieS Meets Johnson

With the announcement that the
prices for the Jefrrfes-Johnson fight
will run from $40 for the bleach
ers to 500 for box seats, the fans
J have their pencils out and are go
ing in for arithmetic all over the
world. Thirty thousand times ten
is not a very hard sum even for a
newsboy, who will save mighty hard
to scrape together "ten-spot" by
the Fourth of July So the fans
are face to face with the fact that
even if everybody got in at the
lowest possible admittance fee, the
total gate receipts would be just
100000, providing that 10000 per-
sons witnessed the battle. 1t will
take big area to seat 10000, but
the sports here estimate that to be
the most conservative total that
should be considered.
If there are a number of box
seats at one hundred bucks per"
and a most generous array of SIS
and $25 seats, as there undoubt-
eddy will be, the total will run close
up to 100000. These figures are
merely preliminary. of course, but
Tex Richard and Jack Gleason are
the authority for the statement that
they represent the most probable
scale. The promoters figure that
the price really will not make much
difference to the fans when it
comes right down to the question
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-06

Steel cars are rapidly taking the
place of the old-style wooden coach
es over the railroad lines of the
country, and the Southern Pacific
now has in operation and under
construction fifty such coaches, and
an equal number of steel baggage
cars. Fifty additional coaches are
ordered, and will soon be under con-
struction, with the deliveries to be
made as rapidly as possible.
These steel coaches are fire-proof,
and even the doors are non-infiam
mable, being constructed of saw
dust and cement compound. A re-
cent wreck on the Southern Pacific
has demonstrated the value of this
style of coach, for, after having
been thrown into the ditch, the bag
gage car in question suffered only
dent in one of the outside plates
and was Immediately set back upon
the trucks.
The Southern Pacific steel cars
now in use resemble the ordinary
coaches in every way, for the steel
is painted to represent the granting
of the wood, both outside and in.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-06

against the high rates from some
quarters no matter where the max
imum is fixed. The promoter ar
gued that if SO is charged for a
bleacher seat at fight for purse
of $25, it is only fair to charge
$40 when the purse is more than
four times $4,000.
When the dizzy fan has COM
pleted his figures on the gate re-
ceipts he begins on the limitless
possibilities of the moving pictures.
He has six months job there,
however, land no two persons can
agree upon a fair possibility re-
garding the returns that the pic
lures will bring. 1t will depend
to a large extent upon the devel-
opments within the roped arena af-
ter the big fighters face each other.
Some are inclined to believe that
these estimates have been provided
for the special delectation of "Dick
Ferris, who agreed to pay Gleason
and Richard $4,000 cash for the
contracts to pull off the fight and
assume all liabilities regarding the
purse, ETC.
Ferris mailed letter to Gleason
and Richard from Los Angeles, Civ
ing the full details of his offer,
and until this is received the two
promoters will not be able to make
any further announcement regard
ing the possibility of the fight going
to Los Angeles.
1t appears doubtful, however, that
they will be willing to withdraw
entirely from the management of
the big battle.
They will probably reply. to Fer
ris with counter proposition pro-
viding that they shall retain some
share Of the prominence, fame and
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-06
Yerington Men Attempt to
Murder Mining Partner

YERINGTON. March 5.-An at
tempt at cold blooded murder, was
made near this place yesterday af-
ternoon when the two Richard
brothers made a cowardly assault
upon miner by the name of
Morgan Cloud with pick.
One of the Richard boys is in
jail in this city while the other is
a fugitive from justice, and the
wounded man is in the hospital Sc
verely, if not fatally injured.
1t appears that the Richards
brothers and Cloud are partners in
mining claim about six miles
from this city in Mason pass and
Cloud has been doing all the as
sessment for some time and yester-
day when he was about to finish
up the work for 1909, the two
brothers, August and William Rich
ards. went to the mine with
supply of provisions and finding
that Cloud was at work in the tun-
mel, one of them went in where he
was and the other stayed with the
wagon. Cloud informed them that
he only had couple of days more
work to do and had sufficient sup
ply Of provisions and did not want
what they had brought and for
them to take it back to town.
Words passed between the men in
the tunnel and then Cloud started
out, followed by William Richards.
When he reached the dump August
Richards stepped up behind him
and hit him on the head with
pick Cloud claims he was only
hit once with the pick on the head
but it is believed that he must have
been hit twice as he has two fright
full wounds on his head. Cloud was
stunned and knocked to the ground
and upon recovering his senses came
up fighting~ August Richards still
had the pick in his hands and
struck again at Clouds head but
the point of the pick was buried in
Clouds right elbow which he threw
up to guard off the blow The ell
bow was shattered and then Cloud
was beaten up in most frightful
manner by the two brothers They
went off and left Cloud who crawlei
to his cabin, secured a Winchester
rife and with the one arm which
he was able to use, and In a fear
full condition, fired several shots at
the men as they were leaving, kill
ing one of their horses. Will Rich
ards then went to town and prefer
red charges against Cloud and also
charged him with killing their
horse. The other Richards took to
the hills and is now being searched
for by offters. When the officers
went to find Cloud to arrest him for
the charges preferred by Richards
they found him in q nearly dead
condition and brought him to town
where he is being cared for by
Doctors Leavitt and Smith. who
state that he is in a precarious CON
dition and may possibly lose an
arm, il not his life. William Rich
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NOW Is THE rrsrE.

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ards has been arrested awaiting
the outcome of Clouds injuries and
his brother will probably be ap-
pretended within short time.
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fortune, to be gained by pulling
off, the greatest mill in the history
of the world.
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Report

Yesterdays hourly temperature
record at the weather bureau office
was as follows: