Legal Fraud Case Against Cary and Associates Exposed
An abstract filed in the County Clerk's office details a fraud scheme involving Samuel Foy Cary and associates to obtain mining property title for $50,000, inflating its value, fabricating costs, and diverting $10,000 to others. Plaintiffs seek restitution of $60,000 plus cancellation of Grand View Mining Company stock, with partners Morrison, Stuart, and others named as participants. The document covers multiple affidavits, transfers, and alleged misrepresentations across Colorado and related parties.
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William Russell
Samuel Johnson
Richard B. Hoppie
Ludlow Apjones
H. H. Hobbs
James C. Hopple
He B. Peele
Benoit Roux
John N. Poage
A. M. 4Uddie
Robert P. Harkness
John R. Davy
M. L. Amick
E. 8. Bates
J. 8. Richardson
P. Powell
F. Cary
Rison and
Stuart
Cary
Laat Hag Rae
Farge
John H. Morton
8. F. Cary, Jr
Wayne
Colorado
Morton
Furter
Morrison & Stuart
Enw
Putnam
Brown
Samuel F. Cary
Samuel F
F. Cary, Jr
Freeman G. Cary
Asa Cary
Edward Sayre
Grand View Mining Company
Hoadly
Johnson & Colston
Water Works Investigation Hearings Reveal Acme Meters Flaws
The Eighteenth Session of the City Common Council Investigating Committee hears testimony on water works meters including Acme models from 1874. Dennis Murphy notes muddy water hindered meters, Mt. Auburn and Front Street pressures, and bids for an iron vault. E H Walton complains of contract award reversal while Moses Kramer discusses loans, bookkeeping gaps, and the $1,300 mayoral secret.
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Mayor Johnston
Moses Kramer
Dennis Murphy
E. H. Walton
Acme
Dillingham
Mt. Auburn
Third Street
Front Street
Worthington
Ove Nowy
Peers Se
Snellaker
Strong
Walton, Hemier & Co
Moses S. Kramer
Wm. Merk
Snelbaker
Merk
Johnston
Grueter
Joe Redmond
Pittsburg
Wolf
McCaffery
Kramer
Brauners
Dirt
Jim Corry
Fitzgerald
Tom Snelbaker
Witness
Mr. Snelbaker
Svelbaker
Seer
Treasue
Ho for the Convention Elects Democratic Delegates in Columbus
The Democratic delegation election last night in Columbus produced informal, noncompetitive results with no Waterworks figures advancing. Delegates span wards from First Ward Edward Neather to Twenty-fourth Ward Geo. P. Campbell, with alternates listed for several entries.
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Columbus
Merk
Kramer
McCormick
Snelbaker
Quinn
Redmond
Edward Neather
M. M. Gould
Hugh Campbell
James Rowe
A. E. Carr
Louis Grover
Charles McDevitt
Joseph Kramer
W. J. O'Neil
John Geghan
Wm. Dewire
Wm. Kelly
John Connolly
Jeremiah Kiergted
James W. Fitzgerald
Hugh Hurley
Ford
Springmeier
John C. Krehnbrink
John Keller
PabGrath
Dr. L. R. Bramble
John Smith
Thomas Hartshorn
Thomas Powell
Philip Dewald
Henry Lammers
Greenbaum
L. Allenberg
John Godar
Geo. Distler
B. Dannenhold
William Holmes
Anthony Buening
Nicholas Boehrer
F. X. Bueschie
A Birnbryer
James H. Laws
James Sherlock
Red Stockings Triumph Over Covington Stars in Lively Derby
More than 2,500 spectators watched the St Louis Red Stockings defeat the Covington Stars on a heavy Maysville field. The visitors dominated early and throughout, scoring in the first three innings and producing multiple runs with strong batting and pitching by Blong. The Stars struggled to mount offense, with Errant steals and misplays, as the Reds completed a decisive victory.
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Star Baseball Club
Louisville
Maysville
Eagles
Olympics
Capitals
Lexingtons
Mutuals
Eckfords
Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Red Stockings
St. Louis
Stars
Covington
Cummings
Maley
Prather
Buchanan
Blong
Leach
Oran
Reds
Redmond
Ernst
Shoup
McSorley
Hautz
Morgan
Flint
Sweasy
Biong
Hoyt
Grand Jury Considering Discharge in Water Works Inquiry
J Wilson Johnston Chas Bilb G Brashears and J H Grueter sworn before the Grand Jury yesterday. Several jurors sought discharge citing business. Judge Cox to rule this morning. If discharged, Waterworks case may wait until July Grand Jury. C H D railroad will stop at Exposition Park for race attendees today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilson Johnston
Chas. Bilb
G. Brashears
J. H. Grueter
Cox
Mr. Gerard
Exposition Park
Sixth Auditor of the Treasury named for July
Washington Dispatch reports J M McGrew of Cincinnati to be appointed Sixth Auditor of the Treasury on July 1. He currently serves as Chief Clerk and has a long Republican record including 1864 Ohio delegate and Chicago convention participant. Barrett of Macon touts Simmons Liver Regulator with a $10,000 claim for health.
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the Treasury
Washington Dispatch
Cleveland
J. M. McGrew
Cincinnati
Chase
McGrew
Ohto
Simmons
GEO. F. Barrett
Macon
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