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The morning call., 1892-06-19
THE GUARDIANSHIP.
Democratic Disoord in the Ranks Of Ma
Peppers People.

Democratic DiscOrd in the Ranks Of Max
Peppers People.
The Dem ocratic State Central Committee
Is in state Of turmoil over the election Of
its chairman. There are three candidates
for the chair, namely: Max Pepper, ex-
Judge Sullivan and j. II. Wise. Pepper is
the choice of w. D. English, who refused
the position alter the Fresno convention,
and 1t was considered that everything was
fixed for his taking the seat.
j. +. Sullivan, the reOrganiZsr, and ex-
HaTbor Commissioner Wise, the old-line
Democrat, bnbbed up as candidates for the
chair. Mr.. Wise's nomination dates from
Fresno. but Sullivan has only lately discov-
cred that he wanted the position. His
friends have been writing to the country
members, and their proposition Is 10 down
Max Pepper. who is recognized as one Of
Burkley'S lieutenants.
The meeting of the executive committee
was put off until July 2, Wise's supporters
standing in with the friends of Sullivan,
hoping by the delay TO get their man In.
Sullivan now wants the meeting postponed
until July 16 by which time he expects to
get back from the East. The Democrats
resent this postponement. claiming that it
is useless waste of time in view OF the
fact that the Republicans are already or
gauized
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Dole Bros, dealers in hops at Boston,
have suspended, and will probably settle in
insolvency.
The window-glass works and Hemming-
way fint-glass factory at Muncle, Ind,
were burned yesterday. Loss, 100000; in
suranee, $4,000.
Two spans in the great bridge at Clarks
Fork. Mont, were burned yesterday. Tons
of fruit eastbound by express will be almost
q total loss as the result.
A. G. Byler, Sheriff Of Baxter County.
Ark, was killed by desperate named
Jesse Roper while attempting Roper's ar
rest. Roper escaped after seriously wound
ing one of Byler's posse.
The 92-mle ocean race between the FAM
GUS steam yachts Vamoose, owned by w.
X. Hearst of San Francisco, and the Nor
wood, owned by n. l.. Munroe OF New
York, has been postponed.
John l.. Sullivan says: 81 will have my
book ready for distribution about the LIST of
September. l am taking great deal Of
pains with 1t, for / want TO make 1t an
authority the same as 'Hoyle on Sports.
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DESPERATE CUTTHRoATs.
An Organized Gang Of Horssthisves in
Southern Arizona

An Organized Gang Of Horssthieves in
Southern Arizona
PHGNIx. June 18.-F0uoWing on ysster-
days dispatches Of the finding Of the bodies
Of two hoTsethieYes dangling to a telegraph
pole near Calabasas, information has been
received here that there is an organized
gang of horsethleYes living on Whteman's
ranch in canyon between Bisbee and
Tombstone, where their stolen stock is con-
verted into cash. The members Of this gang
steal horses from all over the country and
take them to Bisbee, where they make
ready sales to fTeighters. They are
a desperate gang Of cutthTOats and
recently captured man south Of the line in
search Of stolen horses, took his arms and
shut him up in an old cabin where he could
plainly hear their arrangements for his exc
cution. After dark, made desperate by the
threats he had overheard, the man made a
break for liberty and succeeded in escaping
from the gang. Some time after arriving
home il was reported to him that his horses
had been seen at Bsbee, and 10 following
the matter up three Of the gang were ap-
pretended. Two we're taken TO Tombstone
and one TO Tucson.
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Preparing for Action.

The executive committee of the Republic
can State Central Committee met yesterday
afternoon, w. +. Fitzgerald in the chair
and discussed the recommendations to be
made regarding the State convention.
1t was decided to recommend that the ap-
poTtionment of delegates shall be the same
as at the Stockton convention, but that the
manner of selecting the delegates lie left to
the various county committees, with the
recommendation that primaries be held
wherever deemed advisable.
The committee also recommended that
re-registration be enforced in every county
in the State, and that all campaign and
registration committees be requested to
take the necessary legal steps TO carry out
the recommendation. 1t was also suggested
that these committees take early action in
instructing the voters in regard to the new
reform ballot law
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SHE WAS BETTER DEAD.
Suicide Of Young Patient in the Stockton
Insane ASYLUM

Suicide Of Young Patient in the Stockton
Insane Asylum
STOCKTON, June 18.-Miss Addie Whet-
stone, a native of Ireland, aged % years.
who was brought to the insane asylum here
from Los Angeles two months ago, commit
ted suicide in that institution by hanging
herself with strap from the iron CRATE Of
the window in her cell. Her dead
body was found by an attendant this
morning. The strap was such as is
used to bind violent patients. How she got
il was not known. She had shown a sui
cidal tendency, and since her commitment
10 the asylum had once tried to kill herself
with a pair Of scissors. She was put In
straps, which were removed few days ago
at her solicitation, the doctor judging that
she had become sufficiently cured 10 allow
her the free use Of her limbs. The Coroner's
Jury attached no blame 10 the asylum
ant hOTitieS.
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II WAS A HOAX.
There Was No Lynching on the Line Of the
Monte Cristo Road.

There Was No Lynohing on the Line OF the
Monte Cristo Road
SEATTLE, June 1S.-A special to the
Post-InteIligencer from Snohomsh says
that equity Sheriff Hogan and Prosecuting
Attorney HefTrer started this morning for
the scene Of The alleged lynehing on the line
Of the Monte Cristo Railroad When part
way up they met two men who had just
come in from the line. Theg said that no
lyncbing had taken place. They had he ard
the reports but the scene Of the lyncing was
always located at some place other than
where the last man said it was. The
Sheriff and Prosecuting Attorney returned
to SnOhomish tonight satisfied that the
story was a hoax They say their inform
ants are reliable men. The report prob
ably originated from the affair on the great
Northern line in the mountains two weeks
ago, in which a foreman was killed by an
Italian laboTer, who drove PICK through
his body
The morning call., 1892-06-19
A Colony at Mereed.

MERGED. June 1S.-It is anthoritatiyely
announced that the Croeker-Huffman Land
and Water Company. the owners of the
local irrigation system and water works,
will begin colOniZing their extensive land
holdings in this locality. William ii. Mills
VIII have the management of the scheme.
Mills and party will be here Monday TO
make a selection for beginning the work.
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VICTORY FOR THE RAILROAD.

The Oregon Supreme Court Rules in lis
Favor Decidedly.
SALEM, Or, June ia case involving
the validity Of the action Of the State
Board Of Equalization in raising certain as
sessments was decided by the Supreme
Court to-day. TIE case in question Was
that of the Southern Pacific Company, APP
.pellanf, against the Sheriff of Marion
County. respondent The court held that
the State Board OF Equalization, being a
board OF equalization and not Of assess
ment, has no authority to change individual
assessments or arrange property into classes
other than those authorized by law and APP
pearing upon the county assessment roll.
The case was decided in favor OF the
annellants,
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Old Drandnnnghts.n

The reorganization of the ''0ld Dread
naught' Republican Club took place last
evening at Drew'S Hall. The following Off
GERS were installed; President, John Dla-
mond; vice president Peter Quinn; record
ing secretary, Joseph M. Ellenbrook; finan-
cial secretary, Thomas Gosland; treasurer.
Daniel Walsh; sergeant at arms, John
Quinn. Peter j. Kelly was unanimously in
dorsed by the members of the club for NOM
ination as AsSembyman OF the Twenty
eighth District.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Chief Wharfinger Boobar has returned
from Southern California and reports bust
ness in San Diego very quiet
Charles Meinecke, who has been travelling
through Europe, is due in New York oa
his way to this city. He will reach this
city in the course of few weeks.
Rev. J. @. A. Henry has returned from a
three weeks vacation in the Yosemite Val
ley, and will occupy his pulpit. to-day both
morning and evening. On his trip TO the
valley he was accompanied by Mrs. Henry,
Rev. G. II. Hobart and wife and Mr.. G. S.
Bareford and wife. They report delight
full tTiD.
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PROPERLY WHIPPED.
Mrs. Bennett Takes Upon Herself the Chas
tisement Of Her Traducer.

tisement OF her 1rddnCer.
SAN DIEGO, June l8.-George w. Thomp-
son was publicly whipped by Mrs. Bennett
at Delmar to-day. Representing himself to
be an agent of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company he secured board with the
BENEFITS, later disappearing after securing
various articles about the house. a war
rant for his arrest was issued. and be was
found tramplng north along the railroad.
At Delmar on his preliminary examination
he alleged that he had been unduly init
mate with Mrs. Bennett who had
given the articles to him intending
10 join him at San Francisco when
he reached that city. Mrs. Bennett
attempted TO shoot him while he was testi-
flying but her revolver failed to explode.
The examination was resumed to-day, when
the complaint was dismissed. Before
Thompson could escape from the court
room Mrs. Bennett attacked him with
Tawhide, infjcting blows from which the
blood flowed in streams. The officers were
finally compelled 10 protect him and be was
escorted TO the outskirts OF the town. Pub
lie opinion is favorable to tile woman, who
bears a good reputation.
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FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL.
Portland Editor Must Justify the Charge

A Portland Editor Must Justify the Charge
He Makes
PORTLAND, June 18-Captain George II.
Moffett, editor of the Evening Telegram.
was arrested tonight On a charge OF crmi-
nal libel at the instance of W. l.. Lightner.
The alleged libel consists in the publication
of an article by the Telegram stating that
LightneT, Chief Of Police Parrish, /.
T. Powers, the Republican nominee
for Police Commissioner at the coming
election, andltwo other parties held con-
ference to-day and devised means for rails
ing campaign funds. The article states
that the result of the conference was a
decision that the houses Of evil repute should
be assessed, and that two men were immedi-
ately sent out to collect the money. Captain
Moffett was released on bail.
The morning call., 1892-06-19
WON IN THE sIXTH.
Timely Hitting Saves the Angels From
Complete Downfall.

Timely Hitting Saves the Angels FROM
Complete Downfall.
Los ANGELES, June 18-Los Angeles won
an exciting game from Oakland to-day by
piling I'D six runs in the eighth inning on
five hits and four errors. Horner did not
allow the locals safe hit in the first four
innings, but II were punched on him in the
fifth, sixth and eighth. Three hits and
three errors gave Oakland four in the first
inning and in the fifth three hits. one error
and a Wild pitch let in three more. The
game was exciting throughout, but full
of holes, when good playing would
have given another result. 1t was
Oakland's game. but luck was against
them. Hassamer made the sensational play
of the day when he cut off a hot grounder
with one hand while on a dead run across
the field and retired the runner at first.
Genalvin, Hulen, Carroll, Whitehead and
0Neil also carried off the fielding honOrs.
Umpire Mcdonald had hard time OF II, as
his knOtty decisions were all against tue
home team, but he was right IN every case.
Following is the score:
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Republican Club of the Thirty ninth
Assembly District was organized last night
by County Committeeman G.. IL. Bryant.
Amos Currier was elected temporary chair
man and Thomas X. Riding temporary
secretary. The following enrolment COM
mittee was appointed by the chair: Thomas
Kelly, Louis Boiling and Louis Neuman.
The morning call., 1892-06-19
DIR. RYER's WILL.
An Attempt Will Be Eade to Have 1t Set
Aside

An Attempt VIII Be Eade TO Have 1t Set
Aside.
MODESTO, June 18.-Dr Ryer. wealthy
San Francisco physician and large land
owner here, lately died, leaving an estate of
81, 100000. One-third Of the estate was left
to charitable institutions, the balance to a
SOD, f. Ryer, aud the wife whom he had
lately married. c. B. Ryer Of this county,
a son, did not receive a cent by the last
win. he feels much sighted and Attorneys
L. w. Fulkerth and /. J. Maddax have
been retained by him to commence sHit to
break the will The viii will be pr0bated
in the courts Of San Francisco on the 22d
inst, and action will be begun at that time.
The action of the Stanislaus man will un-
doubtedly mark the beginning of a legal
fight which will attain considerable promi-
hence. as both sides are backed by large
amount of capital, and S2,500,000 is vast
sum for which TO contest,
The morning call., 1892-06-19
sonttIsh-Amarinans

The Scottish-American Independent Po-
litieal Club held a meeting last night at 536
Sacramento street, added to the roll of
membership and listened to number Of in
teresting speeches on the work of the con-
venton recently held and the prospective
work Of the one that Will meet in Chicago
this week
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the final deal the owners raised the price
100000 and ;ook out $4,000 in bullion.
making S1,160,0OO as the actual price re-
ceived by them for the property. The new
company proposes putting in immense
works and pushing development TO the full
ost paNapity
The morning call., 1892-06-19
Grain Fisld Purnsd

MODESTO. June ia wheat field Of $50
acres. belonging to Willis Bledsoe, near
Montpelier, caught fire from phosphorus
used to kill squirrels or a cigarette yester-
day and burned. Over 100 men went to the
rescue and saved 300 acres adjoining. The
loss is $1,000; no insurance.
The morning call., 1892-06-19
In the Canoe OF Iustioa.

SAN DIEGO, June 1s-Fred Shayland.
who was pardoned by the Governor. was
to-day released from the county Jail, where
be WIS serving a six months sentence for
pawning stolen goods. His release is due
to the fact Il at he recently prevented the
escape of a burglar by the name of Stetson,
who was afterward sent to San Quentin.
The morning call., 1892-06-19
Eel From a Gravel Train.

BAKERSFIELD, June 1S.-R. McCapes. "a
years OF age, laborer on the Bakersfield
and San Miguel Railroad. fell off q gravel
train to-day about eight miles west of this
place. The train passed over his right foot
and his leg had TO be amputated. He was
brought to the County Hospital McCapes
has relatives in TulaTe County.
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II Was Fnnnd On Him

SAN JOSE, June 18.-Jacinto Tajado was
brought to the County Jail this morning
from Gilroy to await an examination on
June % before Justice Wiley for grand lar
ceny. Tajado robbed companion in res
taurant yesterday, securing a purse con-
tanning a few dollars and a watch. The
purse was found on the thief
The morning call., 1892-06-19
HENRY BEHR RELEASED.
His Friends Will Make Good the Sum Em-
bsZzlsd by Him.

bszzled by Him.
STOCKTON, June 18.-Henry Behr. ac-
eused of embezzlement by Max Solomon Of
San Francisco. was brought before Judge
Budd to-day on a writ Of habeas corpus
His attorney urged that he mad been ar
rested without authority of law, as the
alleged offense was committed in Stockton
and tina warrant should have been issued
here, whereas it was in San Francisco, and
furthermore that Behr had not been given
an opportunity to furnish bail. Judge Budd
discharged the prisoner. Solomon was
ready to have him arrested again here, but
Behr's friends agreed TO repay the amount
taken,
The morning call., 1892-06-19
ORGANIZING.

a Nee ting OF Democrats of the Twenty
firth Senatorial District.
A large bonfire blazed in front OF Ber-
sagleri Hall, at the corner OF Union and
Stockton streets, and attracted large
crowd 10 the meeting Of the Democratic
The morning call., 1892-06-19
WHARF, Is James Murnhy !

VIsALIA, June 1S-James Murphy, an
old resident Of YisaIia, disappeared mys-
teriously last Saturday and has not been
seen since. He had money when last seen
aud foul play is suspected. his wife is
greatly distressed over her husbands alb
The morning call., 1892-06-19
Roads Defeated.

SAN BERNARDINo, June 18-The great
bond fight for S250.0 to build courthouse
took place to-day, and the bonds were badly
defeated. They only received a bare ma
jority in their favor, lacking the necessary
tMo-thirds vote.
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stabbed last night. is still alive. bat his
recovery is not exp ected. The examination
of his would-be assassin has been post
poned pending the result Of the wounds in
hicted.
The morning call., 1892-06-19
Don,t Trifie yyitb tue Teetb.

If our teeth were renewed as are our nails, they
might not need constant care But teeth don't re-
peat themselves after childhood. The proper thing
to do is TO use SOZ0DONT, which preserves their
health and beauty. It never falls
The morning call., 1892-06-19
Falsa Alarm az FIra.

A false alarm OF Ere was rung In at 10:45
O'Clock last night from box 50, at the corner
of Golden Gate avenue and TAYLOR street.
The morning call., 1892-06-19

Complaints for divorce have been filed by
Lizzie against Cornelius 4. MeAulffe. Lizzie
against William Lee and Margaret Healy against
Francis Healy.
The morning call., 1892-06-19
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sailed.
SATURDAY, June lS.
Bktn Discovery, Mcneil, Honolulu.
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBOS June 1910 M Weather
fogsy; wind n W; velocity Is miles
Domestic Ports.
wES1PoRT-Sailed June l9-Stmr South Coast,
for San Francisco.
NEwPORT-Sailed June 1s-Stmr Cosmopolis
Arrived June lS-Schr LOtte Carson, I'm Eureka.
COLLINS LANDING-Sailed June lS-Schr Mary
Eta, for San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived June l7-Scbr Ethel Zane,
from Eureka. June lS-Sehr j TaIlant, from
Tacoma; stmr Protection, from WestpOrt; seer
Bangor, from Port Townsend
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS June lS-Stmr Mon
HAMBURG-Arrived June 1s-stmr AugustayIc-
toria, from New York.
GLASGOW-ArriVed June l8-Stmr HISTORIAN.
from Philadelphia.
LIvkRPOOL-Arrived June Is-stmr Norseman,
LONDON-Arrived June Is-Stmr Persian Mon
arch, from New York.
Consignees.
Per Corona-Howard, Harris Co; Buffalo Brew
cry; FEELING Henry; ID Tledeman & Co; q Cav
aier: Standard OIL Co; Sawyer Tanning Co; Enter
prise Brewery; w Sumner q Co; sheridan. Hard
ing & Co: SMITHS Cash Store; } p MeKenna; 4
Tracy; Norton, Teller a Co; II II eckman & Co: II J
man; Wheaton Luhrs: Feillng-& Co; j A Cruza
& Co; Whitney & Coz Brigham, Hoppe L Co:
Dairymens Union; Hills Bros; Wilson & Irvine:
Nelson; Robert Haight ~ Co; II Tiden Il Co;
De Bernardo & Westphal; Amer Press Assn; Thos
Day Co: Marshaii, TeggarT & BrorSen; NJ w Nc
CheSney Son; Main & Winchester: r Hawson: A
WetheTbee; Hawley Bros Hardware Co;
Hammond Miller Waugh; Chas Harley & Co; A
II Isham; Sherry. Lawrence & Co: Getz & Marcus;
A Il Immel Co; Durham, CarTigau & Co Miller
Sloss & scott; san Francisco Breweries; Deming-
Palmer Milling Co: Camarinos: San Francisco
News Co; Calm, NickelsbuTg & Co: j Rosenberg: j
IL Cain & Co; Allison, Gray Co; Thos Morzan w
Newhall; Whittier, Fuller a Co; KowalSky & Co;
Wells. Fargo Co; Newmark h Edwards; Keystone
Iron Works; Amer Mer Union; Eureka K l. Co:
Ohiandt; Cunningham, Curtiss q Weleh; Herman
Wedleck Co: NetmOre Bros: Judson Fruit Co; ID
Biag Co; McDonough & johnson; + w Shaw; &
Lynch: EVeleth a. Nash; Leyaggi & Barbieri; G
johnson; IngGglta; singer Mig Coz Nj Hlrsch-
field: Esberg Bachman q Co; A Paladini McDon-
aid a Co; Mosher & Co; Albany brewery; I A But
terworth; Giusti Antoni Pardini a. Co; l. A
Mitchell Co; Ivancoveh & Co.
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OPENING THE SEASON.

Santa Cruz Begins lime Ct True Summer
Gayety.
SANTA CRUZ, June 1s.-The opening of
the summer season here tonight was marked
by two important social events. the OPEN
ing of the new Casino On the Cliff, at the
terminus of the electric street railway, and
a grand bali at the Sea Beach Hotel. The
evening Is beautiful and the attendance was
large at both places.
The morning call., 1892-06-19
THEY RAISED THE PRICE.

The Big Bonanza Was Big Bonanza to Its
Owners
PHOENIX, Ariz, June 18.-The papers are
ready for record transferring the Big Bo-
panza mine in the Harqua Hala Mountains
from Hubbard 81 Bowers to Boston syn
dictate. The price is $1,000 900. The original
price agreed upon was 100000, bat pending
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Over "a an am sawinr neadIas nrn n

UVtr IU,UOU,UUU SEWING needles are made
weekly 10 the town OF Redditeh in Wor-
cestershire, where the most extensive needle
manufactures ia the world are situated.
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At Los ANGELES. gUNE Is. 1892.

IATneU TUDs-LOs Angeles ., UahIaHus J. We
base hi1s-Hassamer >, Rogers. Roach. Carroll and
Whitehead, Sacrifice hlts-GlenaIvin, StshsTd.
Newman, Hulen, Hutchinson and Turner. First
base errors-IoS Angeles ,, OaklandS 8. First
base called balis-Los Angeles Is. Lett on bases
Los Angeles 3. Oakiauds 7. Stru K out-By Horner
& by Roach o. Double plays-Hassamer TO Glen
ALVIN TO TredWay, Hutchinson TO Turner. Passed
baH-Wilson. NIid pltch-Roach. Time OF game
hours. UmDire-McDOnald Scorer. VIII Lysons.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

< EIIOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM
j pany-Location OF works and principal place of
business Sold Hill, Storey County, Nevada.
Notiee-There delinquent upon the following
described stock account OF assessment No. 81.
levied on the ninth day OF May, 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
oI,a ,oFt ac fol
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Ii Chin Still Alive
SAND1Eeo, June 1S.-Ti Chin, the China
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And IN sccordance win law and order OF ~, tne
Board OF Trustees. made the SIN gay such stock
1892 so many shares OF each paIcei 1nbIic auction
ss ths o % Of thy NAT u '
Hn New. on MoNDAY the iS' nav said dsinqusnt
at o'clock p OF said DAY. ~ R costs OF adYer.
assessor ent thereon. togethoi
Using and expenses OF sac .uyFIT Secretary.
iel9 I'd W. II. DE-
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Norihrestern Leagu

PORTLAND, June IS. -Portlands Z, Sc
attles >.
SPOKANE. June 1S.-Spokanes 7. Taco
mas II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
HACKENSACk.

Con dcr blc agitation has been started In liackcn'
snck bv the announcement in local paper that to the
G. j. .l-ld Endncerug Company % New YORK, had
been AWARDED the contract FOR building an elcctric
r.l'roaG that was - IA ough Mnnst. u Is SAID
that tie road Will run the Palisades ut Fort
Lee 10 Ieonia south 70 Iudsefeld borough and then
north bv the Bergen turnpike 10 lin'k"n'lck, ana
through .aln..t. 70 Anderson. 10 Is SAID that work
viii begin on tie line the weather VIII per-
nit.
Many citizens OF Iachcneack are opposed to the
I'M reduction ~ tie trolley. especially in Mainst In
l-Oi the L,c .aturc granted perpetual charter 70 the
Bergen Turnpike Company for toll-road from fo-
bolcn 10 Anderson-,t. lIacnnsack This company
(, san In existence. Is charter includes one mile
o. Main a. and all " Hudson ST. During the Inst
twenty year the turnpike company has practically
aie donod Maln4'. which hn> been macadanlized by
the HIr.sasict ImprOy, mcat Comm. don. Last year.
however. II wa. learned that thu turnpike company
had secured from he L. gisaturc supplement 10 It's
cIaft.r p Knitting n to bald street railroad in
Il.czrn-ack. At the same iiwc il was announced
that The company still had Jurisdiction over Nan>t.
and would take secession Of 1t whenever IT. interests
made such action .,ary. II is said that dele
cation vii wait upon the Improvement commits n
ai In. uic.ang nest Tuesday evening TO urge le-ll
action toward preventing The turnpike company from
Aiiu.st.