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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29
STOCKNEN AND FARMERS,
ATTENTION

A joint meeting of the Hum &.
/. boldt Count Farm Bureau and .
/. the Nevada Livestock Associa- g
!. ton Will be held in Winnie !.
!. mucca, December 5, 1921, at !.
{. 3 pm.
Come out, listen to and take !.
!. part in discussion of the :.
. various problems confronting .
!. the farming and stock raising :
I: industry of your section. 9
. REMEMBER THAT THOSE 9
{. WHO DO NOT GET TO- e
9 GETHER AND SPEAK THEIR I.
. NEEDS COLLECTIVELY DO 9
!: NOT GET MUCH ATTEN- 9
. TION THESE DAYS. Various 9
. state and federal officials will /.
. be on hand to hear your trou- .
: bles and discuss means for cor 6
!. recting them. .
i. All the big problems con- g
!. fronting the ranching and 9
. stockraising business will be 9
. discussed during the session. {
!: Supper served at Chamber 6
. of Commerce rooms at 6:30. Z
!. Nevada Livestock Association, {
. Vernon Metcalf, Secretary.
. Humboldt Co. Farm Bureau, 6
. j. w. Wilson, County Agent. 9
. Advt t2 &
q a !. % :. o o q /" o o Z
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29
OTIS SELLS HIS
CLAIM INTEREST
TEN-MlLE DISCOVERY is NOW
UNDOUBTED AND STALKING
OF CLAIMS GOES ON WITH
LOCATORS FROM OTHER DIS
TRIcTS SHARING ACTIVITIES
L. E. Sewers, Winnemucca Chemist,
Tells of the Confounding of
Precious Metal Following
Coodsprings Strike

Checking of the assay tests made
on the ores submitted from the Ten
Mile district continues and it has
been definitely announced that rock
from the Obj. claim fully cor
roborates the first $1003 return.
through supplemental tests. The
news of the platinum strike has
penetrated to all circles in the west
where mining subjects are discussed
and overtures have been made for
the purchase of the group of six
claims located jointly by j. F. Otis,
Z. T. Butler and F. M. Williams.
Mr.. Otis snccumbed yesterday to
the temptation offered by Tex Hall
and associates of Reno, with the re-
suit that he parted with his one
third interest in the group.
Overtures to buy were made by
Hall to Butler and Williams, who
refused to set a figure on their
claims.
Mr.. Otis has additional ground in
the Ten-Mile district and has an
nounced that he will expend the
money received in the sale in de-
velopment work.
A meeting of claim owners in the
Ten-Mile vicinity was held yester-
day, the district organization NAM
ing the mining territory "Plati-
num-" E. A. Smith was elected dis
trict recorder.
There has been SO much discus
sion on the subject Of platinum that
The Silver State yesterday asked
for and received some elucidation
from L. E. Sewers of the Silver
State Chemical Company. His story
is as follows:
"Apropos the platinum excite
ment at Ten-Mile, brief review of
finding of platinum in the Boss
mine, ten miles west of Goodsprings,
Nevada, will not be out of place.
The report of Mr.. Roberts of Col
conda, who was superintendent of
the Boss mine for IA years and at
the time that it was definitely
proven that platinum does exist
there, has the following to say:
"a young chemist, the product
of Columbia university, was en-
ployed as assayer for the mine.
which was being worked and had
been worked for 80 years for its
copper production. This was of a
very high grade. The young as
sayer reported that he had found
platinum and samples were sent to
New York, Philadelphia, San Fran
cisco, Salt Lake City and Denver,
where chemists made analyses, with
a uniform verdict of no platinum.
The persistent young assayer in
sisted that platinum did actually
exist in the Goodsprings ores, but
that it occurred with other metals
of the platinum group and that he
could not separate them. Finally
he sent a sample to his old profes-
sor, together with a technical thesis
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29
The Wednesday Luncheon

Tomorrow's Chamber of Com
merce luncheon holds unusual in
terest for the Winnemucca public
n the promise held out by w. C.
Pitt, one of Lovelock's leading citi-
zens, that ne will be present and ad-
dress those present. The ladies en-
trusted with the preparation and
serving of the luncheon are putting
forward extraordinary efforts to re-
gale the inner man and the hour
from IL to l promises to be helpful
materially and spiritually.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29
VAUDEVILLE ACT WAS
PLEASING ATTRACTION

Manager Oastler of the American
theatre went out of his way last
evening to provide his patrons with
an extra attraction in Dolph Mills,
novelty violinist. The young man
was accompanied to this city by his
wife and his acts pleased immensely
the large audience in the theatre
last evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29

which told how the young man had
obtained the platinum reaction and
of his failure to effect separation.
A lapse of several weeks occurred,
when a return came from the CO.
lumbia college chemist disclosing a
platinum value in the Goodsprings
mine sample of $4,000 per ton.
Instructions for separation for the
metal were also received. Then
followed tests in San Francisco and
other cities and even greater values
were found, some as high as $685.
600 in platinum and gold.'
I'm October, 1914, Adolph Knopf
of the United States geological sur
vey reported on the property and
his report was published in survey
bulletin No. 620, during the year
1915. The following extracts from
the bulletin will prove of interest at
the present time:
In 1914 platinum and palla-
o,e., !, -o',e :" .'
~ i,'e CIV" -, nv '''',''e o,se' ~
,iaiN .oui.s. ."e ne. anu ~ i"i
'..' nio,, mp '" a,eo'e voc -,
a. '"e ' ,AA "a' '"' " ~, ,"s
sea' a. ''e oio n"'eo s''' ins
oepo'a'' 'n ."e Do's '''''e eoisis'
"a q ''"e sa"'e1 d.s' " ' ",e 7"
sp'"0e' '"e e"'Do'''-eo'9 'o''''ses
"'oas iaes " = '',''' - - 90
:. . s,"a . :'a's =. =, :, ne - ai
y po1an A'i 1o.1 % '.'.'e
'Dos' - - =. y ~ -
60. ~ - :, a. -;
80, - "o''. = :. az ~" : = ~ - ~
III. ~, " ~ - :. -, ~ -. ~,
:. -, ~, - - - 'e - -
80 81. = g.. '' - -.
- 80 - - ~ -. - -.
- ~ -.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29
Tstcn to Portola Hospital

Fa'.en to FortoIa HospitaI--
Finer Rosevear, member. of the
Weztern Pacific machine shops force
in this city, was taken to the COM
pany hospital at Portola on Sunday
afternoon to undergo an operation
for appendicitis. He was accom-
panied to the hospital by Mrs Rose
wear.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29
On the Street Again

V. C. Sutherland of the Overland
cafe, VIII submitted to an operation
recently in which a growth on one
of his legs was removed, was out
today, being well along toward re-
covery. He expects to resume his
work within few days.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29

Greatest saving possible. Our
very reasonable prices eliminate the
drudgery of wash day.
Adv. Winnemucca Steam Laundry.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29
$500 In Gold

$500 In Gold
Bring your program number to
the American tomorrow night. You
may win the $500. Adv1t
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29
INDIAN COLONY MOVES
TO THE COUNTY JAIL

Repeated warnings against drunk
eness failed to have the desired Ell
feet and the Indian, Ha-Ye, his wife
and three of her friends, Emms
Sioux, Annie Donnelly and Piute
Alice, were taken into custody Sat
urday night by Chief of Police
Lamb. Police Judge Shone found
them guilty on the drunk and dis
orderly charge and remanded ali
but Alice into the custody of the
sheriff's office, as they serve a ten
day jail sentence in lieu of the $40
fine prescribed.
-s--~.~~~~S>~..>~~~~s>~
graphy and structure OF the district.
The states and gray wacke forma-
tions play the main part. Platinum
has been found in diabase and ba-
salt. The states carry more plati-
mum than the gray wacke, the last
named being normally an elastic
rock which consists mainly of slate
and quartz, usually bound within a
clay cement. It is made up of frag-
ments of other rocks. Frequently
the gray wacke contains feldspars
which are partly kaolinised with dis
tinct granite pebbles.
"F. List McMechin also reports
the presence of platinum in syenite
potash feldspar), which is the for
nation at Ten-Mile There also
may be found the slate and the
gray wacke. So far it has not been
determined in just what form the
platinum exists in the sTen-Mile dis
trict, but it is probably associated
with iron in very finely divided
state"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29

A four-line wantad-50 cents for
three tirles--will accomplish results.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29

George. Hussman, Douglas county
assemblyman and farmer, was here
yesterday and today looking after
cattle purchases. Mr.. Hussman also
conferred with local men relative
to benefitting through the activities
of the war finance board. He left
for home this evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-29

Exasperated? Use the wantads.
Four-line wantads-50c for 3 issues
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
MOVE MfSTNOSTI CSL. kON
SULATU.

Ideisi konsulat Cesk0sloven-
sk6 Republiky prestehoval Sc
re zafni casti Wade Building,
8O3 zap. Superior Ave, do ca
sti pfedni, kde zaujima pet pro
stornych pokoju. Byval tam dir
We briticky konsulat, jenz sc
prest6hoval do move Hanna
Building Mistnosti teskosloven
skeho konsultau jsou Zafizeny
pekne, 1celn6, ale Zaroven Setr
ne. neni tu zadne nepotiebnG
nadhery. Republika Ceskoslo-
venska jest V kazdem ohledu
Cestn6 representative zdejsim
konsulem, DR.. +. BartoSovskym
a jeho Stabem. Tyz pozdstava
re ttyf uredniku a slecny stenc
grafky. Jeden prvn6 zmlne-
nych jest Slovak, driveisi legi-
omar p. kacir
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
NOVY DRUH POJISTENf.

Mesto v6era zapoGalO vvied-
navanf stran poiist6ni proti ne
pfizniveml potasi Y dnech,
kdv slaviti bude 1876. vyroti
sv6ho zalo1emi velkymi podni-
ky pod sirou oblohou. Poii$t'u-
ifcl spolecnost zabyva Sc az
dosud malo znamym poiist'o-
vanim letnfch zabav, vylet6,
narodnich slavnosti, her, atd.,
ktere by pr nepffzniv6m po-
tasf skoncily pen6zni ztratou.
V Detroit byly poiiSt6ny base
ballove h1y tamn6jSf Americk6
Lfgy a take skutecn6 po oba
dny byly hry znemozn6ny a
spolecnost vyplatila die smlou-
w nahradu We vIsi $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
LOUrEZ SKVOSTU V GENE.
$4,000 MA ZAP. 25. UL.

Ntera poledne uloupili diva
mladici Y zlatnick6m obchode
j. J. Schustera, 27l8 zap. 25.
ul. "a $4,000 diamantovych
prstenu. Priieli ke kramu u
kradenem autu, jeden ZuStal Il
riditka, kdezto druhy vystoa-
pill. roztfiStil cihlou yykladni
skrin, popadl misku II pr
steny, rychle vsedl do auta, kite
re rychle ujelo. Schuster sice
vyb6hl "a drzymi pachateli a
vystfelil "a mimi, ale bez We
Skereho yysledku. Mladici "a
nekolik minut vysli z auta
pred domem 2161 zap. 20. ul.
a odeSli smerem pres prazdn6
Lofty na zap. IA. Ill. Nekolik
muzu ie sice pronasledovalo, a
lie lupitum Sc prozatim 1t6k
zdaTil. Pol. straznici Krasinat a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
VYJEDNAVANf MEZT IA
MESTNANCI A ZAMESTNA.
VATEI.Y v STAVEBNfM
PPUMYSLU JEST STALE
v PROUDU.

Vfbor tt1'nacti d1enh, prisluS
Mkt to stavebniho prdnyslu
iak zam6stnavatelH, TAX "a
m6stnanc6. seSel Sc podruht
dneSnfho dopolednc We snaze
dostihnouti n6iake zdkladnv
pro urovnani dosud trvaiici
.stavkv V stavebnfm prhmysln
kterou postizcno lest nasem
mest6 ma $4,000 d6lnik6.
VGerei8i zasodani trvalo CIV
ii hodiny, ale vvznivalo vadv
" zamitnutf n6kolika kompro-
misnich nabidek. Jak mi ne
kter6 zpravv 2 dnesniho dono-
lodno bvlo teprve V 1tery rano
dostizeno. re ODE stranv isou
volnv k Gstupk6m, kter6 iedna
nj ponGkud sblizuii.
KontraktoTi svoluif k nei-
vysSimu platu $1o0 "a hodi-
'nu. kdezto zastupci d6lnictva
trvaii ma pozadavllu die stare
no cenniku. die ktereho byla
neiv6tSi mzda stanovena na
S1.371R "a hodinu.
Urednici sdruzeni stayitel-
skych zamestnavatela obdrze-
Ii opis resoluce duv6rniku Rea1
Estate Board, kterou Sc tito pfi-
mlouvaji pro otevren6 dilny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
I4OSOVANf POROTy, JTSl
MA UZNATI VINNYM =
PURPERU.

AZ dosud bylo vybfano de-
vet soudcu lidu, keefi mali
rozhodnouti 0 zivo4te druheho
obzalovaneho, ,vraha Slye a
Fannera, Sauna Purpery, jenz
souzen buSe okresnfm soud-
Gem M Bernonem. Vybirani
Vhodmych porotcu vyzadoyaIo
plnych 80 hodin, aniz by byla
2ela porota sestavena. Prot
porotcum V procesu Mottoye
byla vyslovena moznost, re by
mohli byti zaujati proti Purpe-
row a tato okolnost by mohla
mfti vlivu ma temer jiste jeho
odsouzeni, jak tvrdil obhajce
w. J. Corrigan. Vybirani po-
rotcd delo Sc "a pfitomnost
zalovaneho, ma nemz znatelnJ
byl strach pred osudem podob.
nym, jak V sobotu stihl .jehC
sousprezence Mottoa. Byl p6k,
ne obleCen, oholen, ale smr.
telna bledost pokryvala jehC
oblicej. Policie popira, re BY
nebyl dosud ami II rokG star
z pribuznych pritomna byls
jen jeho matka, ktera phi jehC
odvad6ni jej do cely omdlela.
Zaloba pTi soudnfm licenf
Purperou oplrati Sc bude {
vlastni jeho vypoved' ucinenou
pred okresnim zalobcem Stan
tonem a detektivnim inspekto
rem Sterlingem, hned pfi jehc
ZatGenl V Los Angeles a opako.
vanou Zde ma hlavnf pol. stani.
ci, kterazto vypoved' pomohla
do elektrickeho kresla Motto.
vi. Tfeti vrah Komer, jenz te5
sy6dcil proti posledn6jSimu
vypovidati bude podobn6 i pi.
soudu nastavaiicim.
X smrti odsouzeny Frank
Motto dovezen byl vcera. o T.
hodine veGer do trestnice V Co.
lumbus. kde zavfen byl do od-
delenl kandidatu smrti V elek-
trickem kfesle, kde vytkavati
bude osudneho dine 26. srpna,
ktery ma byti poslednim jeho
zlotineckeho zivota.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17

Pelz, konaifcf sIuzbu ma Wood,
land a Scovill Ave, zatkli vde.
ra v noci diva 2 loupeze teto
Dodezfele mladfkv a dopravi-
Ii ie ma hlavni policeinf stani.
ci.
V ned6li v noci pred Luna
parkem postfeleny straznfk
McGrath lezf V Mt. Sinai ne.
mocnici V kritick6m stavu a @
ieho uzdraveni Jest pochybova
no. Muz ienz byl talstez pobu-
DIV napaden a 2ran6n, bvl wee
ra propust6n do domacfho ose-
tfovanf.
-Po vceroisf stfelba ma v5ch.
IS. III Central Ave. kdv zat
Gen0 byli tri Dodezfeli nladf-
ci. dopadli detektivov6 Oliver
a Nitner spolu l6tacf policei-
nj Skadronou serzanta Snvdera
V iednom dome ma Central A.
We. tfi dalsf domn6l6 vinnfkv,
y nichz ieden byl postfelen ma
lev6m ukazov5ku. Zranenv, pa
trm6 z obavv pred prozraze-
MIN, ponechal ranu neosetfe.
nou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
Ultra SLOVENSkY VECf.
REX v KNIHOVNE MA
BROADWAY.

Ultra, We stfedu, usporadan
bude V auditoriu vefejne kni-
hovny ma vych. 55. ul a Broad
way opetne spolecensky veGi-
rex, jehoz program vyplni Slo
vaci. Hudebni cisla obstara
chvalne Znamy jejich pevecky
sbor pod zkusenym sbormi-
strem dr. Franciscan. X veGir-
ku neni zadneho vstupneho a
zacatek stanoven jest ma 8. ho-
dinu vecerni. Zabavy V knihov-
ne, pro iejich zuslecht ovaci
tendenci odporucuieme co nei-
lepe jsme presvedceni, re ia
ko vzdy bude prostorn6 audi
torium zaplneno az do po-
sledniho mfstetka.
Ma dneSek pozvan byl t6z
ceskoslovensky konsul DIR. Jos.
Bartosovsky. Ma programu jsou
slovacke tance narodnfch
krojich a rec DIR. Francisciho,
jenz promluvi ma thema eli
storie slovenskeho lidu". Krom
poslednejsiho oslovi shroma-
zdeni p. konsul a snad i pozva-
ny pravnik George S. Tenesy,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
SC7i0zE MEsTsKE. RADY.

Mestska rada Vcera obdrze-
Ia ordinance vlastniho pfedse-
dy CT. c. Townese, kterou Jest
stare nafizeni, az dosud plat
ne pfi ud6lovani povolenf pro
vydrzovani kuleGnfkovych mist
nostf zruSen0 a nahraaeno ma
fizenim novVm. znacn6 pfisnei-
Sim Die novehO radu bude nu-
cen kazdV mattel platiti roc
ne S250.00 bez ohledu ma to,
koliR Sc kuletnik6 v mfstnosti
naleza. Az dosud stanoven hvl
Irotni poplatek ma $500 "a kaz
Ky kuletnik. Jin6 pfedpisy po-
Izaduii vVslovn6: DAkladn6 Wv
Isetfeni osobniho charakteru
kazdeho zadatele 0 move po-
violent. Zffzeni nov6ho odd6le-
INF dohlizitel6. Zakaz hostiti O.
sobv mladsf 18 let. KazdJ ma
iitel kulecnfkovych mfstnosti
ma byti trestan neien odn6tfm
Ilicence, ale pen6zitFmi poku-
tami a 30 pffpad6 vezenim
pfi pfekro6eni pfedpis1.
Novy navrh odkazan byl bez
poznamek k dal8imu setreni
pravnick6mu vyboru. Pfi ko-
netnem iednani doCka sc ordi-
nance iist6 oposice Cd n6koli
ka radnich, iejichz vGdcem ie
patrne radni Sulzman. j6muz
Sc zda navrh pfiliS pffsny a
zpGsobilJm jen k tomu, aby
mensf majitel6' mfstnosti ma Ii
kor vellJch byli potlaGeni. O
ordinance bude pffSti pond6li
Romano verejne slySeni. Ia dal-
siho zasedani, u prilezitosti
radnfm Gallagherem podane
resoluce, ably firm6 Theodore
Kuntz Co. bylo dovoleno skla-
dati drivf po strane WinsloW
Ave-. N. W., doslo k debate
prot kazd6mu zastavovani u
| lie a zadost odmitnuta a SOU
Casn6 hlaSeno, ze podana bude
Y nejblizSi dobe resoluce, kite
rou ma byti zameZeno kaAda
ruSeni a zt6zoyani dopravy
skladanim stavebniho n1ateri-
alu ma ulicich.
Ma still polozena byla tez re-
soluce radnihojJ. K. Hincliffa
volaiici po zr>keni nafizeni RI
ditele mestsky,h parkd F. w.
Thomase, jen3 propustil ze
sluzby G.. RanGola, klerka V
m6stsk6 garazi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
MALI PROOAVACI CITRONU
KONKURENTI TRHOVCU.

Jedenact malych hochG by.
10 zalovano, re prodavali citro
NY pred trznicemi, aniz by me-
Ii k tomu poyoleni, iak naka-
Zuje jista mestska ordinance.
Okresni soudce Levine Sc Wy
ptaval malych provinilcu, proc
re Sc "chytaji obchodu" a do
stal vesmes ia odpoved', re pri-
Ginou Jest bida, vetsinou jsou
to sirote' hfleb jest otec delsi
dobu be- 'Uaiee pod. Po w
slechu prs Vasil soudce zcela
spravne, re ma lavici obzalova-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
TRfLETY HOCH NALEZEE
MA ULICI V BEZVEDOMI.

Vtera odpoledne nalezen
byl pred SWIM domovem trilety
hoSik William Murray, 1909
Cedar Ave. V dpln6m bezvedo-
mi. Rozvazec peciva Theodor
Baldner firmy Speck Baking
Co. dovezl hocha do nemocnice
sv. LukaSe. kde lekari shledali,
ze ma rozbitou lebku. Policie
dosud patra, jakym zpGsobem
dite k nebezpetnemu zran6ni
pfiSlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17

nSch vlastn6 patti m6sto a ze
zalobci json d6ti, ktefi Sc mu-
81 liz V 1tl6m vaku starati o OBJ
zivu ma 1kor vlastniho vzd6la-
nj. Male vinnfky propustil a sli-
bill, ze Sc Jim 0 povolenf posta-
ra sam. Mali prodavati udani
byli majitely stankn v trzni-
cich, kteri byli pr9 touto "kon
kurencf" poskozovani.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 90
Daniel Webster Clayton. surrogate
for ten years past and recently re-
elected for another term. was strick-
en- by paralysis yesterday afternoon
at 3:15 o'clock and is now confined
at st. Peters hospital. He has lost
the use of his left arm and his con-
dition is said to be rather critical.
DIR. A. l.. Smith in attendance up
en- the surrogate, announced this
morning that his patients condition
was satisfactory and that he was
doing as well as may be expected.
Mr.. Clayton went out of his office
in the county record building yes
terday afternoon on business con-
rected with his office, it has been
learned. Returning a short time
later the surrogate fell as he was
climbing the steps to the first floor
If the building. He was able, how
ever, to reach his Office, where he
informed his subordinates that he
had fallen on the steps and skinned
his leg. He attempted to make light
of the fall, but it could be seen that
he was in distress and DIR. Smith
was Immediately summoned. Mr..
Clayton was then removed to the
hospital.
1t was discovered at the hospital
that the surrogate had suffered :,
stroke of paralysis. Mrs. Clayton
was notified of her husbands con-
d;tion and she came to New Bruins
wick at once, passing the night at
the hospital.
The entire county is extremely
interested in the outcome of Mr..
Clayton's illness. He has been very
sctive in the execution of his Office
and the opinion of many of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
MANY REQUESTS
IN kEARNY WILL
St. Peters Church, Home for
Aged and City Hospital
Are Mentioned

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 90
The will of James Lawrence kear-
ny of Perth Am5oy. who died on
December 16. was entered for pro-
bate in the surrogate's Office this
morning.
His cousin, John Lawrence Boggs,
formerly CT Perth Amboy and now
of Newark, is named as executor, and
all of the real estate and personal
properly of the deceased is left to
the executor subject to a number
of bequests-
A bequesC of $500 is made to the
ministry, wardens and vestry of St.
Peters church in Perth Amboy, the
interest OF. this amount to be used
to AXE care of the plot of the de-
ceased, anG the balance to be used
for the cemetery at large. The exc
cutor IS empowered to sell property
to pay the bequests.
Oth.r bequests follow: $4,000 to
st. Peters church, $4,000 to the
Perth Ambvy City Hospital, $4,000
to the Home for the Aged, $4,000 to
Mary X. Watson. formerly of Perth
Amboy, now of New York: $1,000
to a siste--in-law, Augrewetta +.
vi 1NCn Va ~ rAsNNS
TO the following, Elizabeth l.. Marsh,
Mary Z. Rowson and Cornelia II.
Parker OF Perth Amboy and James
Blauvel. of New Brunswick; $1,000
TO Margaret Conquest. namesake OF
the deceased's wife: $1,000 to Eliza
beth Smith. his grandmother's silk
brocaded wedding dress and franz
ed sampler made by his grandmoth-
ar in 1765 TO Christina Boggs, daugn-
ter of tine executor.
All of the books belonging to the
deceased go to the Perth Amboy
City Hospital and his clothing s
given to the inmates of the Home
for the Aged. A bicycle is left to
Frank Marsh and duck boat to
Harold Marsh. All of the watches
belonging to the deceased, with one
exception, are bequeathed to Allan
Browning, one watch being left for
the executor.
The will was drawn November
%. 1915, and witnessed by Andrew
j. Wight and Peter Clausen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29

The tugboat fire man was Ludwig
I.oke, was thirty-nine years, old, had
no particular address. The man
fell from the deck of the tug 1<e~
high, which was made fast t6\ tEe
city dock yesterday afternoon shol< 1
y before o'clock. 1t is not certain
whether any other members Of the
crew observed the fall, but Captain
NcGoldrick said Lokey's dis4p-
pearance was noted soon afterward-
A thorough search of the surfaces
of the water was made in q small
boat but evidently the body failed
to come to the surface for it Was no1
recovered.
Wnen the efforts of the searchef1
failed to locate the body Captain
McGoldrick called Desk Lieutena1<
William Calvin at police headQuar~
ters and made a formal report -
the drowning. q
Loker was born in Norway and ho9
been a seaman all his life. Its n1fx
that his only relative in this 75oS}s-
t-y is Karl Olsen, of "a Sumu41|
street. East Boston, Mass The fire.
man had light hair and eyes ana
the little finger of the left hand ~
missing.
EUiplpato VI tilt Ndtt0ttdl
proofing Company at the Keasbey
Plant found the body of drowned
ran floating in the Raritan river
this morning. Through Lieutenant
John Morris of the local police de-
pertinent, Coroner Hansen WAS mo-
titled and he turned the body over.
to Undertaken James j. Flynn
No Identification has been made.
Undertaken Flynn said the body
had been in the water for two 6r
three weeks and was badly decom
posed. No papers Of any sort were
found IN the clothing and there isro
clue TO the identity OF the dead man.
He was about S feet 9 incles tan.
stocfzily built ana evident about
twenty-five years o,d. The bodS was
dressed in clothes of good quality,
Mr. Flynn said. Brown shoes wAre
on the feet
1t was at first thought ~
man lost from the fngboat
the man found in the riveI 5t1
descriptions do not tally.