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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09
MINING PATENT.
Mining Application No. 0I63S5; Mineral
survey No. 1O2SS.

L. 5. Land office. Denver. Colorado
January 13, 1912.
suance of the j. ct of Congress approved
May 10. 1872, F. f. Himrod. by, r. j
Davies. Agent, whose postoffice is Ida
no Springs. Colorado, has made appl
cation for patent for 1900 linear feet
in each case on the &. Fitz and Jim j
Lodes. bearing gold and silver, the
erly and IT'S and 665 feet southwest
erly from discovery shafts thereon
with surface ground 150 feet in width in
each case. situate in Trail Creek min
ing district. Clear Creek county. state
of Colorado. and described in the plat
and field notes on file in this office, as
follows, viz:
u. Fitx Lode:
Beginning at Cor. No. /. whence the
y. j. Cor. sec. 8. T. s, R. 70 w,
Of the ,s,h 9Th n n, bears IS s., ~ - ~
ei'he ;; thence n iss 10: W. 1858 IT. ia to
Cor No 4: thence $. 62' 40' w, s35 TT
TO Cor No. 5; thence s. 42' 40' E. 155.-
SO 1T. to Cor. No. l, the place of be-
ginning.
Beginning at Cor; No. /, whence. the
The 4 : s,S S0f +. 81 II bars 81 +. VI 1si 2
e. thence fnsnee g o. 90 e SIS f. tor to cor
No. 8; thence s 42' io' E. 1858 #. TO
Cor. No. 4 :. thence s. 62' 4o' W. s35
IT. TO cor 40. q tnence : 81 W, oha
1888 IT. to Cor. No. l, the place of
beginning.
Containing S.e25 acres, expressly ex-
cepting and excluding all conflict with
Surveys Nos. 1858 and 9261 Oneida and
John L. Lodes and Ruby Lode, unsur
veyed. and forming portion of the
10 west of the 9Th principal meridian.
Said locations being recorded in Vol.
III, Page 302 of the Records of Clear
Creek County. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants, owners of above
mentioned surveys and survey no. 1862
Mendick Lode.
NC ID FORD
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09
MINING APPLICATION No. Ol64Il-MINEp4
SURVEY No. 1901. U. S. LAND OFFICE.

Denver, Colorado. January 20. 1912
Nonce is hereby given that in pursuance of the
actn congress approved Nav TO- 1872 I s ~.
yls. T. Griffith and S w Seboo,av ~ 2 "a
Nthr. and II. E. Manior Of Sidney. Sebr bv r
Ja.hes attorney In fact, and lnez D. Jaynes ,ybosa
postosnce is Idaho Springs. Coio have made ,rpi;'
saio for patent for 1850 linear feet in arh ,.ase
on me Independence ana stella io des arina g.Is
ana tiiver the same being 81 and 60 fee { SO 81
and N, 81 IS E. and iiI3 and IiaT 60, ~ -
~ W. and S. 81 IS W from dlsrover, y, y e
theseon with surface ground $50 feet in ~ ii,S T.;
each case. situate in Downieville Minna Di,;. "a
Iiear treek County. State OF Coorsdo az,
ed N he plat and field notes on file in III,
as fHiiows viz Independence lode. paee n,iiee
2. a. sor 20 a. NO l. whnnce the s. ". Cor Sec 10
K. - W of the 9Th p. bears 400 81, M ;,;. p.
"a 80 teef thence S: $50 49, E. 1900 feo, =" ~
40. = thence n 80 90 f. $50 feet 10 Cor x NJ Sop'
u, n n; ~ y W lap fet 10 Cor No ,hene,
ginning w = the place Of be
stella lode; Beginning at Cor, No. /. w,o,o
:: W, Cor. Sec. 10, r. S. R. i. w nt.u nee tne
n bears g. go 40t W, 99I AZ fee, th " tIe 9TH 2.
l5to feet to Cor. No. 2 thence % -: -: ~, ~
,eet to to Cor. No 8. thence s. SO Is. ". 10
70 Cor No. T. thence 9. % 49, E, $50 tee ~ leo Ieet
l. me pisee Of beginning. 70 LOT NO.
Containing 1888 acres express,v
mea lode and 1900, Duck lode. ana tor,a4l. ia4l. Cri-
toh Of he nnsubdiyided Twp s.. Ranna Por.
.he 9th principal meridian Said smendaSSe 20 " OF
oeinz recorded In vol. is9 page gs ~ III 'oeatons
OF c.ear Creek County. CoIora DO " 'i'e Necords
aoJo'ninE Claimants. owners Of The .h.r.
surveys and Of Sur No. 1000 Happy Tboueht nsmeo
tract r.. md Dumont Townsite 1t"' paeef.
First M, Fab u, .. 8. FORD, Register.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09

Do you know that of al the minor
ailments colds are by far the m ST
dangerous? 1t is not the cod that you
need to fear, but the serious diseases
that it often leads to- Most of these
are known as germ diseases. Pneumo
MIA and consumption are among them.
Why not take Chamberlsins Co, gh
RENE dy and cure your cold while you
can? For sale by J J Sherwip.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09

You are probably aware tha : :
pneumonia always results from
cold, but you never heard of
a cold resulting in pneumonia
when Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy was used Why take the
risk when this remedy may be
had for trifle? For sale by J.
J Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09

The Republican County Cen
trail Com mittee met at Georgetown
at high neon for the purpose OF
calling the county convention and
appor,ioning the delegates to the
State Convention. Georg clown wi
have the first convention and II
will be held March 25rd at one
O clock p. NJ The convention
will have 2S Delegates of which
Idaho Springs will be entitled 10
10. Resolutions endorsing Presi-
dent Taft were irdcIsod.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09
All the latest news

When her child Is in danger
woman will risk her life to
protect it. No great act of he
roism or risk of life is necessary
to protect a child from Group.
Give Cha N berlain's Cough Rem
edy and all danger is avoided.
For sale by j. J. Sherwin.
The Darrow Music Co., 6l2, I4th st
Denver will save you 500 price of
good piano. Write for special bar
gain list.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09

Mrs. c. l.. Kuntz has purchased
the Color ado restaurant of ]. w
Thorp and will take possession
Monday
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09
The Idaho prings Lum
ber Co., are offering for
q short time one inch
Boards 2x4 and 2x6 ten
foot long for $500
Our work is the test

The most common cause of insomnia
il disorders of the stomach. Champer
,a;n's Stomach and Liver Tablets cor
rect these disorders and enable you to
sleep. For Sale by J. j. Sherwin-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09
Siftin2s for Job Printing
We Print Anything

A girl baby arrived in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Max Weinstein on
Thursday
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09
&c D FORD

Register.
First publication January 20. 1912.
Last publication March 23. 1872.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09

DI. w. T. Cam over Merchants and
Miners National bank.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

liniemann Lodge No 500 Meets second and
Fourth Thursdays. Election of Officers first NEE,
ing isht in December.
{. R Woodfood. Dictator
c. /. Spessard. Secretary
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-09

DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH
e.angenc NJ l16. Meets second and fourth
Thqrsday. Election Of Officers. first meeting night
u Jline and December
Elitn Terriii, n G
Vim Ereriey, Secretary
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kNlGBTs OF THE MaccABEEs
Rocky Mountain Tent No. ! Meets the first
and third Friiays- Election of officers
W. kess'. Sir Xt Commander
B. H. Tomlinsoi Record Ke. ner
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ORDER Of TIE EASTERN STAR
Idaho Springs Chapter. No. 81. Meets hrst ana
third Tuesdays Election OF officers first meeting
night In December
Mrs Se,,ie B. Parker Worthy Matron
Miss t sizatetn Ncoisou. Secretary
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Clubs

Social ETHICS
Meets second AMI fourth Friday afternoon.
Election Of Ulcers. fist meeting in Apr.i
Margaret Robinson President
Ora Wrigit Rooarrs Secretary
The evening world., 1912-09-17
ONE BANDIT HOLDS UP
TWO TROLLEY CARS,
SHOOTS M|L|T|AMAN
COmpelS Woman to Collect
ValuableS of Fellow
Passengers.

SAN MATEo. Cal. Sept. T.-Charle.
y. Kirkbride. an attorney of this city
ana lieutenant In the Eleventh Com.
pany. Coast Artillery Reserves. known
rs the millionaire company" was shot
and probably MORALLY wounded early
to-day by a hlghwayman who robbed
two cars OF the electric line betwe.n
this place and San Francisco. Kirkbrlde
grappled with the robber and received
. bullet In the body. The bandit es-
capped.
There was one woman aboard the srs,
car ana the robber forced her TO col.
lect the passengers valuables while
he covered them with a revolver
car from San Francisco stopped bo.
side the first one. The robber scrambled
aboard and repeated his performance.
lie had about completed his task when
kirkbride. who Mas on the second car
lenpod at him. The bandit shot Kirk.
bride. Jumped OF and disappeared
There were about forty-Ave persons
aboard the two cars.
The evening world., 1912-09-17
MOSS SAYS HE NEVER CON.
DEMNED POLICE.

II have never condemned the police"
said Mr. Moss II have never raised
a Anger against the police or made an
accusation against the police In this
case although l have not praised the
police either"
The attention OF Mr.. Moss was
called to the fact that he said yes
terday that he was'not Satisfied that
the police had not seized and sup
pressed letters found in the Glendale
fat. His attention was also called
TO the fact that he praised Deputy
Commissioner Dougherty for good de-
tective work in open court yesterday
Well" he admitted, II did praise
Dougherty. I thought he deserved It,"
AS to this John Doe inquiry do not
Knew how 1t Nill como out have
not given out any OF the TESTIMONY
taken. and so far as I know nobody
else in a position to do so has given
out any testimony.
81 note that In some quarters .he
press Is attacking me for talking too
much. and attacking the way the Dis
trlct Attorneys office IL handling this
case. The press Is supposed to reflect
public sentiment, but I have seen prac-
tlcally the united press of New York
City against a candidate for election
and that candidate has won.
Furthermore District Attorney Whit
man hasn't made any accusations
The evening world., 1912-09-17
BANkER-TURFMAN
ENDS LIFE IN CLUB,
George G.. Morrison Dies as In.
vestigation of Havre de Grace
Association Begins.

BALTIMORE. sept i,.-Gcorye G..
Morrison. President OF tie Till. Guar
antee and Trust Company Of this city.
committed suicide some time during las,
nigh, IN one of the private rooms N
tho Baltimore Athletic club.
The report L. the police saws tha,
Mr.. Morrison ended his lie with gas
which he Inhaled throuS.. a tube.
the suicide OF President Morrison sL.
lowed the investigation by the llar,ord
County Grand Jury. begun YESTERDAY
INTO the formation and moral stanlinu
OF the hiNre de Grace Racetrack Asso-
citation. II was testified that the hiIl
iesalislng the association had been
changed to reduce the countys revenue
from !" per cent. to . per cent. OF tn.
gross receipts AT the gate.
Pron!rcu, Hartford Count, men ,d.,,.
tined with tho passage OF the mn
throIFa a., LEGISLATURE. several Ma,
1orh racing MON and numr-. OF 9th.
ere inc urinE Edward Burke OF Nsv
York, manager % the track. and pin,
o'l.eary OF Philadelphia have b,.,,
ash,d 10 tct:F
Mr.. Morrison was abolt forty voars
Oil a.a N~"!ei. lie occupied a ,op.
~. .uvJf p.s..oJ IA tho bushes, and
Io-i..Al aHa.-. VI. Baltimore.
IT, let = ac.r explaining the dec l. Tbs
CorvnP too pvs. 1.s.nn, and. wh.Ie re.
'us"s 10 W.Ho a O. /. public al thl,
tlme, ne said th't the dead man re
'erred u i've nov spaper publicity rive,
TO his Interest "a the race track Al
Hayre dc Ora IS one reason Tor hi.
act
NJ: Morrison was Chairman OF tn,
Democratic Advisory Commute, M
Maryland to conduc, the campa!gn go
Wilson
In puh.ir statement recently Gov
Golds5orough f.il t"a, n-i h- not peer
deceived h" thr statements OF Mr.. Mo,
risen ana o,'c" representative mrl IA,
wouI 100. save sueI the bin wh!eh a,
lows rar.ns IN Hartford Comfy
That ne iiaNr' de- G.g-, race Np
" run by professional s1r1' ,ers" &, ~.
conclusion reached by thc Hartfor,
County Cnnd Jury this afternoon. Loo
dire tors are 'ah to have little i.ai't "a
the management. ths jar, ehsra ctoriz
ine. thsm-.ss = ~ioan collar on - .Llr
SHIRT
The evening world., 1912-09-17
GRASSH0PPERS COST
TRUST 100000.
Harvester Company's General Man.
ager Says Insects Put Them Out
of Flax Irvine Business.

VI ldA WHO DuolllCO.
CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-When the Gov
ernments questioning OF .Internationa al
Harvester Company officials was re-
sumed to-day. 1t was expected that de-
tails OF the forming OF the $40, co. 600
combine TO control the manufacture and
sale OF harvesting machinery would be
obtained In greater detail than during
yesterdays questioning of Clarence s.
Funk, general manager. and william
ii. Jones. vice-pres!dent OF the big
corporation.
Grasshoppers and cnckets cost the
harvester company more than $4,000, 600.
Mr. Funk declared to-day. In answer
to the Governments charge that the
company monopolized the binder .wne
business, thus compelling the farmer to
pay high prices. he declared the com
pany had attempted 10 produce a SUI
perior twine out OF fax.
There was so much sweetness left IN
the Irvine that the grasshoppers and
crickets, feeding on II. became a pest"
We conducted experiments and ex-
pended 100000 In trying to furnish the
farmer with suitable twine." .'' .
The evening world., 1912-09-17
HIS QUEER ACTIONS
PUT DR.. MORRISON
IN bELLEVUE WARD
Friend of Mayor Sent TO Hos
pital From City Hall After
Irrational Talk.

Rev. DR.. william Morrison. Secretary
lain in the Police Department. who has
been acting In an irrational manner
about the city Hall for several days.
was taken In charge by the authorities
at Bellevue Hospital this afternoon and
sent to the psycnopathic ward for an ex-
animation as to his sanity.
Apparently DR.. Morrison has become
the victim or decisions. His disturbed
mental state became apparent last Fri
day when, during the hearing OF the
Aldermauic Investigation Committee, he
approached several persons In the city
government service with complaints
about Mayor Gaynor Ills statements
were not quite rational. but 1t was sup
posed he was merely laboring under
some stress OF excitement.
Yesterday DIR. Morrison called on the
Mayor. who has been his friend for
twenty years. To-day he called at the
Mayors office four times. lie told OF
being followed by 900 reporters, who
lodged IN his house al! OF last night
and triei TO get him TO give interviews.
He also told OF how he entered the
Waldorf Astoria and was repulsed by
walters armed with bayonets. These
statements convinced Secretary Adam
son the Mayors friend was In need OF
restraint
Fire Commissions Joseph johnson
happened to be at the City Hall with
his automobile. At the suggestion of
Mr.. Johnson and Lieut.. Kennel of
the Mayors stan DR.. Morrison agreed
to 70 to Bellevue.
Previous to DR.. Morrson's commit
ment to Bellevue Mayor Gaynor wrote
the following letter to Howard Gold
smith of Nyack, N. u:
Dear Mr.. Goldsmith:
Your letter OF Sept. Is to the Rev
,r Morrison is at hand. You very justly
say that some statement attributed to
DIR, Morrison In the sensational news
papers concerning the purchase vi the
farm for the Inebrlety Board may do you
great injustice. as you were the agent
through whom the purchase was made.
DIR. Morrison In not In condition to
answer your letter, and / thtvaore do
so. A very great misfortune las over
taken him. due, ! suppose, to HIS -avfns
been overcome by the hes: this summer.
In place OF shielding him. the sensa-
tional press have interviewed hiLJ. and
foliowe at his heels and exposed his
infrmity 70 the world. and done all they
could to aggrarate 1t. We all trust, how
ever. tina: he will come right In a short
time.
Sincerely yours.
(s,gneD "w. J. GAYNoR. Mayor"
The evening world., 1912-09-17
TAIN WILL BE PUT
STAND AS WITNESS.

ME captain mentioned in the affids-
vNIfili follow Commissioner waldo on
th4fitueys stand" ssid Chairman Hem
~ Curran. when shown copy or
TIM rEvenins World to-day The other
mc mentioned in the nfiidavit viii be
rivlh full and fair opportunity OF tell
tnE. What they know"
N. Curran was asked 20 define tie
po@ii OF Assistant Coronation coun-
sela lilliam McMurtrk Spcer. who was
eesnated by Corporation Counsel Wat
soffto act as counsel to the Alderman c
Committee.
Mr.. speer has no position ne far ns
the committee IT, concerned" said Mr..
curnn. lie has filed notice OF APP
pcarpnce. the same NJ the District
ATTORNEY hiss The representatives OF
both onioes are extended the courtesies
OF The inquiry. but neither are in a
position to question witnesses. The
QUESTIONING OF witnesses rests with
thea Aldsrmsnie counsel. Mr. Buckner."
Das, mr. Currsn, the Mayor In a
Letter 70 Mr.. watson to-day stssss that
u enAy ~ necessary 70 Withdraw the
0oDsrstsen counssrs Once from tho
invS osi6ationY~
"psFy we'll, they may withdraw
frG3 ne room when they choose to
- -" he replied. "It iss Q matter
Of Ne siightsst importance whether
thsy withdraw OF. think that mat
Yer - clear enough by this time.
hep will be no regulation OF the ten
Or Z temper OF questions"
Wben The story OF the affidevit ms1-
t1or0Dd Cap. Reith. ear Johnson and
Too" Hassett was printed. M. johnson
cai4N up the newspapers and announced
he would have n statement to make
hen(tng on the afiliaylf He lntlmat "A
The evening world., 1912-09-17
SHE GAVE GENERAL s4oooo
SON SAYS.

when mother pawned her diamonds
to satisfy the Lincoln Trust Company
Judgment and save the Generals coll
lection he said. 1T was not the first
time she had come To his assistance
| financially Seven years ago she gave
s+o,V0 10 him without security OF any
sort. She felt IL her duty. despite the
way things had shaped themselves.
The story which has become public
about the happening at the Generals
house, last Thursday. after mother had
paid on tine debt. II quite true. Mother
asked me to call upon father. formally,
and tell him that his medals and sword,
and art objects we're no longer In danger.
John Reilly, my lawyer. had pgecede A
me.
Before 7 had got into the house,
mother Joined me ON the steps. W. en-
tered and ! heard Miss Wllmerd!rg pro-
testing 10 Mr.. Reilly that the money 20
pay the Judgment had been supplied not
by Mrs. Sickles. but by one Of the boys
beside whom father fought"
Il understand the General has been
specializing In Wall street Of late yesrs
and that he has lost quite heavily.
II tried to ascertain from Mr.. Webb.
President OF the trust company. for
what the 5000 had been borrowed by
the General. He told mo Il had been
represented to him that the General
wished 10 satisfy the claim OF another
company. Later he found out. he said.
that the money had been spent In an
other way. and one not calculated t.
return PROFIT. lie had no security. 50
he decided to sue and foreclose. n nee.
efsary. TO protect himself"
Stanton Sickles Ia married ana has
been for years In tho diplomatlc scy-
vice. II was he who delivered the
United states ultimatum to Spain
which prcctpitated the war.
E. ~ "A m
The evening world., 1912-09-17
HERE TO ROUND UP WITNESSES
IN GIBSON CASE,

Deputy sheriff Desraw OF Orange
County came down from Mlddletown to-
day to round up the witnesses District
Attorney Rogers desires to produces at
the hearing of the murder charge before
County Judge Royce on sept u. 1t Is
expected that more than one hundred
witnesses will appear a, TINS preliminary
judicial investigation. among them Franz
Menschlk, a brother OF the dead woman.
who Is on the German liner Kaiser VII
holm, H. among the witnesses Dcgraw
called on was Coroners Physician
ScEultze. who performed the autopsy
and 4 rived at the conclusion that Mrs.
Szabo had been siyangled to death. He
asked nr. Schultzo about inc report that
the three New Jersey physicians who
aststed at tho autopsy disagreed with
him,
such report Is without a basis.
replied pr Schultze We all agreed
IS 20 tac cause OF death, was the
only one to maize an affidavit. because
/ only one affidavit Was required. II the
/ seutlcu.os wfo assisted me ut the au.
/. '6Qsy are called 10 testify am com.
| dout thar obey viii support me anc
| yufi ohcrlte nay nndinss"
goshen, y. Y, Sept 1.-THE OK.
animation OF Burton w. Gibson was
| adjourned to-day from Sept. q e
Sept 80, owing 20 an engagement of
Judge Royce on the date previousl,
! hnt
Mrs GiheSn reached here to.da,
/ rom Rutherford, \, j.. and had 4
long tilE with hoy husband.
The evening world., 1912-09-17

OF neighboring saloon. Mckenna mas
produced evidence to show that ne was
IN New Haven. Conn, on police bust
ness saturday, saturday night and sun
day and TOOK no part whatever IN the
arrests or the search or the Nat, al
though he had worked 'on the hunt for
the two fugitives.
The John Doe inquiry Is going not
only into the question Of suppression
or letters but Into the manner In which
the arrest Of Lefty Louie and "Gyp
The evening world., 1912-09-17
MOSS FAILS TO
PROVE THATPOL|CE
HID LETTERS
CONTINUED from First Page)
sonally received regarding the location
OF laundry and a moving picture show
near by.
SAYS cAsSASsA LOCATED THE
LAUNDRY FOR HIM,

Detective Casassa was sent out to
hunt for such a laundry and when Ne
had located II Commissioner Dougher;y
sent me To make the arrests which /
did. There we're no letters IN the Hat
AID there &c no reason 70" ."aking ALL
this commos'0n., was detli,od ON the
murder since tae time If the shooting
because Commissioner Dodgherty knew
that l was acquainted with these people
and all their hangouts."
At the conclusion this afternoon OF a
session OF the John Doe inquiry at
which several detectives. the wives of
Rosenberg and Horowitz and two news
The evening world., 1912-09-17
WHY JOHN DOE HEAR.
ING IS PRIVATE.

inaccurate and conflicting reports
have been prirSed on the relation OF the
Police Department to the recent arrests
Of Lefty Louie and 'Gyp the Blood
A short statement from the District
Attorneys office is in order.
II have not stated that the gunner
had important letters which the police
have suppressed. nor that the Police
Department acted In bad faith. l have
not made any statement Of testimony
given before Justice Goff. I did not
give any statement as to Identification
OF these gunner by any witness. No
statements have been given as to what
any witness would testify. though some
pretended statements have been pub
lished. That is not the way TO prepare
for a trial. 1t Is unpleasant to see edi-
torinl comments on too much talk. when
in fact reporters are Directing because
they are not given enough news.
1.-THE exact facts in the present situa-
ton are that because of the publica.
ton OF specific charges that policemen
suppress letters that were In the apart.
ment on Woodward avenue I moved
promptly before Justice Con for q
judicial inquiry. That inquiry II pro.
| ceeding privately and thoroughly No
| statements have been made as to the
testimony In that proceeding. and none
Will be published unless the Justice
hmkes ,ne nearing PUBIC or uniesS
n,.I ohar,o =, m oWon.a hs. h.s,
committed IL will be discovered and
pu,u shed. but Il In important that no
bodv shall suffer through hasty or in
corroct conclusions, or from the mere
fact mat he is called as a witness.
FRANK MOSS.
The evening world., 1912-09-17
Very truly yours.

W, ". tAfNof, Mayor.
Archibald ". Watson, ESQ. Corpora
TN Counsel. New York city
n his letter TO Mr. Telley Mr.. Moore
difldes BURGLARY and theft insura nee
int3 seven classes and states that never
10 his knowledge has there been ANY
disSriminatlon In rates In any OF those
llnN of Insurance as respects New York
Cit,S except that there has always be IN
reduction allowed In rates for bank
Insurance policies and mercantile safe
polEles by reason OF the large popula-
ho1rand excellence OF equipment.
~ 10 burglary and theft insura nee
foT ldwellings, Mr.. Moore says: THE
ram on these classes OF business are
tho same to-day that they were In 1895.
a. )Vaioh vme q new scale OF rates was
addpsed. These rates apply to all parts
at country. except IN Massach usetts,
whkDe they are slightly lower, ana IN
chvago and California. where they are
maonriaily higher"
from the foregoing It will be clear
that the statement referred to 10 without
foundation IN fact.
II was astonished 10 see the sta temsnt
published In the newspapers. and am
's-vy G'~d ~ the opportunity 10 correct
spqy en- erroneous Implication. Yours
~ truly WILLIAM y. MoARE."