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The morning call., 1893-04-24
KNIGHTS of Pvfhias

The official statement Of the endowment
rank shows 3l.19S mem bers in good stand
ing. gain for the quarter of 96S These
carry an endowment Of SCI, 100000. During
the three months siXty-four new sections
were Instituted. A prosperous showing
Sequoia Lodge No. 1873 was formally insti
tued by II. Shaffner. G. K. r. s., last
Thursday evening. T. T. Blackmer, SUI
preme prelate, was present and made an
able address. Several of the new members
also added to the Interesting occasion by
remarks.
The lodges of Oakland Se!s:!y viii eeie-
brate the anniversary Of the introduction
of knighthoOd into this Stale by q picnic at
Highland Park on May 10.
q. h: OF K and 5. II. Schaffner visited
Olympic Lodge No. "A at Grass Valley last
Thursday, Milo Lodge No. As at Nevada
City on Friday, ami Spartan No. 81 at North
Bloomfield ON Saturday.
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Attempt at Suicide.
It Might Have Been Prevented.
from the Boston Post.J


While the walks in the Public Garden
were crowded yesterday afternoon about
4.3O O'Clock. people near the entrance gates
at the corner of Beacon and Charles streets
were Mortified to see Il man suddenly plunge
a knife repeatedly into his throat and fall 10
the ground.
While waiting for conveyance an officer
questioned the would-be suicide, who was
about so wears of age, as to his name, address,
and reason for wishing to end his life, but
the man steadfastly refused to give any infor-
nation regarding himself He was taken to
the Massachusetts General Hospital and
surgical attendance given him. Although
weak from loss of blood it is probable he
will recover. About o'clock last night q
hospital attendant got little information
from him. He said his name was Samuel
D., and that he came some weeks ago
from New Brunswick The last few DAYS
his head has fell queer, and he has been wan
dering about the city, not knowing which way
to turn. What impelled him to commit his
rash act he was unable TO say.
The above is the familiar but terrible
story of the results of mental derangemen,
caused by overstrain of the nervous system
People who have dizziness, headache or back
ache, or who are troubled with melancholy or
respondent feelings, are already well on the
road which leads to insanity ard suicide
"Dr. Miles Medical Co.: l cannot find
language in which to express my apprecia-
ton of the great benefit l have derived
from the use of your Restorative Nervine-
When life became burden would use the
Neryine to soothe my weakened nerves, and
to calm my exhausted and irritable brain"
--MRs. H. BROWN, Rochester, N. Y.
DR.. Niles Restorative Nc1visse has no equal
in CURING Nervous Diseases. 1t contains
no opiates or dangerous drugs. Sold on a
positive guarantee by all druggists and
Or. Miles Medical Co, E!khSrt, Ind.
By ALI druggists de2l MoweIy
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American Legion of Honor.

Commander Mansfield has about con-
cluded his visitations. After his calls upon
the councils of Oak land and PescaderO he
was at WatsonvilIe last Saturday evening,
and addressed large public audience.
Grand Vice-Commander Filben has been
inspiring audiences at Mokelumne Hill aud
Columbia.
Grind Secretary Burton has been among
The councils at II ocklin. Redding, Shasta,
1uba City and WheatIand. all of which he
reports In good condition and thriving.
Last week he instituted a new council al
San Pedro. Los Angeles County, with forty
members on the charter list and number
10 be added. The evening previous large
pubic meeting was held, where he spoke
aceepta6ly 20 the gathering.
Reports show degree of prosperity far
In advance of the experience of recent
years.
The annual session OF the grand council
VIII convene in this city en- Tuesday, May 2.
On the following evening reception and
entertainment will be given tie united
councils at Odd Fellows Hall
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BONDS EoR SALE.

PONDS FOR SALE-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
- the purchase OF the bonds of the SANTA GER
TRUDES IRRIGATION DISTRICT OF Los Angeles
County, California, TO the amount OF thirty seven
thousand nine hundred and 1fty doliars VIII no
received by the board OF directors OF said district
at their ONCE at SAN IA FE SPRINGS, Los Angeles
County, California. up to 80 O'clock p NJ Of the
second day OF May, 1893, at which time and place
SAID board VIII open tho proposals received and
award the purchase % said bonds TO tha highest
board OF directors to reject any and ali bids
ceved).
Said bonds the rate of six per cent
per annum, payable on tho first day OF January and
series Of bonds Of said district nad issued by said
board on the ninth day OF January, 1893, in the
sum OF $4,000, Snd are described as follows:
First series amounting to the sum OF $3.50 90,
due at the expiration Of eleven years
second series. amounting to the sum of $4,000 90,
due at tho expiration OF twelve years.
Third series. amounting TO the sum OF $3.50 90.
due at the expiration OF thirteen years.
Fourth series amounting to the sum Of $4,000 90,
que at the expiration OF fourteen years
Fifth series. amounting TO the sum Of 1880 90,
due at the expiration Of fifteen years.
sixth series. amounting the OF $4,000 90.
due Mt the expiration OF sixteen years.
Seventh series, amounting to the sum OF S6O5u 90,
due at the expiration OF seventeen years.
Eighth series. amounting tbs sum of $3.50 90,
Que AT the expiration Of eighteen years
Said series consists of nInety-three bonds OF the
following denominations; Seventy-one bonds of
BbOO % each; seventeen bonds OF the denomina-
ton OF 800 90 each; and five bonds Of the denomi-
nation OF $3.50 90 each.
All bids should be addressed TO the Board OF
directors OF the santa GeTtrudeI Irrigation Dis.
triet SANTA fe Springs, Los Angeles County Cali.
fornta For further Information address the prosI.
dent or secretary OF said board.
W. r. BRAY. Secretary. ap7 20t
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Indepeudent Order Of Foresters

New courts were instituted at Stockton,
Santa Rosa and Petaluma by G. a. MeEt-
fresh, H. c. r.. last week.
The membership Of the order throughout
California is Increasing at the rate of $50
per month, while the reserve fund, which
ia al present S645 900. increases at the rate
of $4,000 per month.
The first brigade of Royal FOresters Of
California has been organized, with head
quarters at Los Angeles. by Brigadier-
General G. A. McEIfreSh, with full staff
OF commissioned officers.
a new eDcampment Of Rnval Foresters is
about to be formed in San Francisco. Oak,
land and vicinity. to be known as the See
Ond Brigade of California.
The eOnrts of Fresno. Tulare and Kern
counties will give union picnic on Kings
River on May .. The high chief ranger
will deliver an address.
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GCS0 BUTCHER-SHOP DOING GOOD BUSI-
= - ~. ness; full value in sight; good reasons
L.r selll1E. GUS srRAND. lnaa NarAat 81
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KNIGHTS of Honor

c. H. NJ. Curry. G. R.. and William G.
Thomas. P. D.. visited Anchor Lodge last
Monday evening.
Last Tuesday evening P. L. Archibald.
G. v D., and Past Dictators A. K. Kipps.
j. F. Brown and Julius Meyer we're present
at Liberty Lodge. The former on behalf
oil Occidental. Anchor and Liberty Lodges,
presented a magnificent goId-headed cane
10 w. u. Ihomas, the retiring deputy of
District 90. The testimonial was Suitably
inscribed as memento of faithful services
to the district. The recipient suitably re-
sponded.
Saxon Lodge enjoyed visit from the
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The grand officers have gone to Washing
ton to institute grove at Tacoma. During
the absence of Grand Secretary Knarston
L. L. Wagner will attend to the official duties
of that position.
The demurrer of Garibaldi Grove and C.
Duchein VS.. the Grand Grove was over
ruled IN the courts and defendants given
ten days to answer.
Twenty names have already been secured
Tor grove at Cambria, San Luis Obispo
County The lists at Guadalupe, Santa
Barbara County, and for the new grove at
Los Angeles are also progressing finely.
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Miscellaneous,

London Lodge, Sons of ST. George, was
well represented at the anniversary enter
tainment given by Albion Lodge of Oak
land. The programme was a good one, and
refreshments were q pleasant feature.
The Native Sons of the Golden West will
gather at their Grand PaTlOr this week in
Sacramento.
Many prominent Masnns were in the city
last week attending the Royal Arch Chap
ter.
The American Foresters are prospecting
for an elegant hail of their own in this city
G. A.-The WEEKLY CALI. is 81 per year,
published on Thursdays. 1t contains d
Fraiernal Society Department.
The morning call., 1893-04-24
scimitar Snake of Madapascar.

There is a little reptile. native to NADIA
gascar, known as the scimitar snake, that is,
the curling sword. Running along the back
from head to tail is blackish, horny, sub
stance, which bends with the convOlutious
of the snakes body as readily as would
weil-tempe steel spring, and throughout
its entire length it bears an edge as hard as
flint and sharp as razor. They are MT
poisonous. but when one of them springs on
man, which he likes very well to 40, he
will soon have n leg eff, unless cracked on
the pate. Some snake specialists calm that
the presence of this reptile on the island is
the reason that there ara no large quadru-
peds to be found there at present. the curl
Ing sword in back ages having taken off
legs faster than they conld be created
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Select Kniehts of America

The Grand Legion recently closed its
fourth annual session in this city. The off
GERS elected were Joseph L. Binet, P. G. C. :;
7. +. McNnlty, G. c.; d. A. Lambert. A.
~. c.; >. +. SehwartiDg. G. L. c.; w. #.
Thomson. G. Marshal, A. c. Knudsnn, G.
K; G: z. Gibbons, G. T.. l. Cohen, G. ST.
B.; Charles Schwerin. G. GIL. p Anger.
IT. s.; c. E. Osgoad, grand trustee. The
most important legislation was the adop
tlon OF an amendment whereby new mem
oers will not De Immediately required 20
procure uniforms
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grand assistant dictator. grand reporter and
number of past dictatOrs last week.
Colonel l.. Ballart of the uniform rank was
present and stated his Intention tc organize
a commandery in tLis city. Thomas Day,
p. d.. presided and introduced number
of volunteers who presented good pro-
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Tamnany day is to be duly celebrated.
Pohorachee is striving for the trophy.
ModOc had three adODtions last week,
Tecumseh two and three applications, and
Winnemucca one.
Wawona Of Oakland has work every ses-
sion.
The great chiefs are going out on the
trail Their dates and places are: Vallejo
April "a. No. ~ in this city 25th, Napa Nav
10, Nevada City 18Th, Grass Valley 18th
and 20lh, Oakland 26:h and Both, No. A, this
city, 3Ist
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Good TemDlars-

The lodges of the city seem to have re-
awakened 20 new life. Visltations, reun-
ions aud sociables are of frequent occur
renee.
Last Friday evening number from In
ternatlOnal called upon Richardson Lodge
and added to the programme.
The bands of hope are increasing rapidly
and good work is being done among the
Iittla
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Companions OF the Forrest.

Mrs. Z. Carah. G. C. c.. will make the
following official visits: Tuesday, April
% Anne ricsn Circle in Petaluma; Wednes-
day, May 3. Freedom Circle in Nevada
City; Thursday. May T. Liberty Circle In
Grass Valley; Friday. May ., Yuba Circle
In Marysyille; Thursday. May II, Loreley
Circle in this clty
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Knights and Ladies' of Honor.

The recent session Of the grand body was
much enhanced by the presence of that
well-known frater, Oscar Weiner Of New
ark, n. j., who is enjoying his visit to our
coast.
The new officials have notified their con-
stituency that an active year of work is to
be the programme
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Coming Sessions of Grand
Bodies.
A. L. o. H., I. o. o. F., N. S. q. w.
Seventy Anniversary - In
crease Of the Independent Forest
-Wo0dmen-Etc.
Official Assessment Table.

Official assessment notices of any legiti-
mate fraternal society will be published free
OF cost in above table. Send them, with any
other matters # Importance by Friday, adj
dressed, Fra'eEnal Society Editor MORNING
CALL, San Francisco
The morning call., 1893-04-24
RuiIders, Contracts

selby Smelling aud Lead Company with Bgelow
& Fogg TO build at 4l6 Montgomery street. through
to LeidesdOrif. steel work; S3174.
Same with Charles COady, same alterations;
$500
II. Behrens with r. r Hind, to build n E cor
ner OF ShotweiI and Nineteenth streets 1855. Z
a
The morning call., 1893-04-24

no Buy, SELL OR EXCHANGE BUsIN ESS OF
any kind see GUS STRAND, 1885 Market 81.
no SELL YOUR PLACE OF BUSINESS QUICK
i Tor cash call on GUS STRAND, 1855 Mnrket !
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Young Mems Institute.

TIE entertainment given by St. Raphael
Council No. 10 was so successful that they
contemplate, as a result, several improve
ments at their hall.
Fraternity Council No. 81 of East Oak
land has seven applications on file
Deputy james d. Byrne organized new
council, No. 501, at Westminster, B. c., on
the 14tE.
The councils located at British Columbia
are arranging for a meeting of delegates.
d. j. O'LeaTy. S. s. V. c., Grand Secre-
tary Stanley, Grand Dictator Kierce and
Grand Marshal ODOnnell visited Pioneer
Council No. l last Wednesday.
The Oakland councils have Teeonsidered
the holding of picnic at Shell Mound ana
will have a reunion June Is at Glen Ellen.
The morning call., 1893-04-24
CARPETS.

M J. SIMMONS & CO. AUCTONEERS. WILL
Market st an9E
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| me or ENGLISH LINuiEUMS soc; MAT
- TINS, lOc; BRUSSELS carpet laid, soc: furniture
lowest prices SHREK. 1910 ana - - Stockton. II
IABPETS-SMIrHS BRUSSELS 65c A YARD
y NJ. FRIEDMAN & CO, 234-22S-23O and SU6
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
E%-BABkEL OF MONEY ON FIRST on SEC
ond mortgage: no delay. IsAACs. lO2 Taylor. If
NJ oNEY AT 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
wi cages without delay. MURPHY. 1875 Pine 3 SIN
M oNEY LOANED ON JEwELRY AND OTHER
w Vaiuabies al the Security Loan Bank, HOG
market, mr. Mason; private entrance Turk ytf
FINANCIAL.
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ 63S kearny St, the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches: low Interest. Oc4 tf
SEWING MACHINES.
0CS BUYS NEW s75 IMPROVED HIGH.ARM
tDAO Singer machine; factory price. las sixth, II
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Woodmen OF the World.

,sSew camps are to be organized in Santa
Rosa, Martinez and San Lorenzo; the latter
will be instituted next Friday
A. F. Borden, d. b. C., is to visit Red
ding, Red Bluff and other northern points.
San Francisco and Alameda counties will
hold joint celebration and picnic on the
third anniversary of the order, June g.
The order now numbrrs bout 1900 IN
the United States and Canada; between
1900 and 1000 applications are received
monthly; in short time the order will be
planted in England and Australia, repre-
sentatives having left for that purpose some
time ago.
The morning call., 1893-04-24
DENTISTS.


a NJ ASYLUM KEEPER KNOWS ALL DENTAL.
gases are dangerous: by my wonderful secret
lotal application TO the gums teeth may be nod or
t1uaeted palniessy; thirteen nrst prizes for finest
lHlngs crOWuWOrk. bridgeWork and plates I rec.
~ neLc my GENITAL college that has removed from
I1fO barket 81 70 18TH st. cor. Marker: you can
ave good dental work at my college for one
ram The Price the cheapest dentists charge
II ose wishing me to do the work call at my main
tSA.ee - arieL 81. Examination At both places
Iee. IN - " LEEh. aul6ut
CT PER SET: TO PLEASE OR No CHARGE
" ming 81; ext SOC. DR.. PERRY 9 MACON. Il
COTTON DENTAL AsSoCIATION, sUs MARKET
y ct DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. 1estt
DR. H. q. YOUNG EXTRACTION PAINLESS.
- Patchwork, LIidg e-work teeth without Elates
81 eclalty. ls4l Polk ST. myI4 *
NO PAIN-ExIRACTISG OF TEETH MADE
~ sHsy. Doc and 81; artificial teeth from IS; at
Ing from 81. CROOME Dental Association. 759
Market ST.. bet. Third and Fourth. apl2 e
CT SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED As
u good as can be made: nlling 81 DIR. sI@MA
dentist, $50 Market st. next Baldwin Theater oclt
DR.ALUDLUM HILL lz43 MARKETsT.. NEAR
II Eleventh; no charge for extracting whan DlasaS
IIe made; old plates made over nEe neWi ssssa
ntni - Per SET; extracting 99ei gas Eiven- "a
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
DOR REPAIRS ADDITIONS AND ALTERA-
tons to properly, reasonable rates store and Of
nee fittings ED ROWLAND, 1922 Powsilnrl / 3m
7 V. LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILD.
er,6l9 Sacramento st. cabinet work aud fitting
ID onlces promptly attended, telephone 90U.in1o Il
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L-oR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
l dairy produce horse and wagon; fully stocked:
. years estaOl isheu; great chance; location cen
uaI; hotel custom large. Dairy, box 81 Can
ONCE.
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weak stomach Strengthened by Boecham's PMS.
The morning call., 1893-04-24

I AVERY; BAKES 3 BARRELS DAILY: STORE
l trade. $500: nice living rooms PACIFIC
EXCHANGE. % Kearny st.
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nj USr BE SOLD. REGARDLESS OF VALUE
W mske any offer; cofee-seIoon near Chronicie
EXCHANGE. % Kearny st.
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/ OR SALE - EXPRESS WAGON AND
horses; cheap 30 Fourth 81. ap24 3ts
CHEAr. FOR Want OF Use; a GOOD COUPE
X 1911 Pacific St ap22 3t#
7 IGRr DELIVERY WAGON; GOOD HORSE
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r ITCHkR-SHoP: KEPT YEARS BY OWN ER,
II who IS now wen OF and retiring: fullest fuyesti-
cation PAC EXCHANGE. % Kearny st.
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A WEEKS NEWS FoRb CENTs-THE WEEKLY
a CALL in wrapper. ready for mailing
The morning call., 1893-04-24

GROCERY AND BAR. MAKE ANY OFFER TO
- PACIFIC EXCHANGE. % Ko iruy ST l
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cox GOOD AS INV SINGER TAILORING
- -. sewing machi1e. 93e1z Mission 81 apps 81
EoR SALE-3 JAPANESE K1TTEHs. AID
! Dress l. g, box $50, CAL Brancb ap23 IT.
BICYCLE N PERFECT CONDITION, C0ST
u $40, for sl7 so 325 Golden Gate ave. % IT.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE. NEW STYLE;
- BARGAIN: warranted; only S25. The s.
HILL Co, 20 New Montgomery ST. apl6 II
600 SECONDHAND CARPETS, ALL SIZES
COV and shapes; tapestry and body Brussels: as
good as new: very cheap. j. NOUNAS, lUl7-lO2g
Mission 81, ABOVE sixth. mrlBu
EOUATERS. sHKLVINGS, BAR OUTFITS
= showcases. once attings. second hand:
stores aud Offices htted up 10 order short notIce
G Sd or easy terms. }. NOONAN. IUI7 to 1923
Missio ST.. above Sixth; open evenings mrI6 II
= HEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LATHFS
- plauers DR. ll-press machine tools. 687 Mission II
CHoWCASEs BAR, STORE OFFICE FIX
- lures Scheerers Pioneer Store IS 10th Jals I'm
GAZE SCALE. LErTEK-PREss, SToRE-TRUUK
- and noney-ttl: cheap lO2 Clay St auTCt
SECoND-nASD BOILERS. ENGINES, PUMra
- sh2fti1g puileys, betting. water pipes etc.
Sts u MCINTOSH WoLPHAN. 1877 BeRIest
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OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED-OLD-RS-
~ tsolished dry-g0Ods store making IN oney: VIII
sell fixtures without stock II desired Eos bargain
apply at once to 1913 Devisadero ST. bet. Bush and
Pine. aplg 8ts
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HORSES.

u OCULAR AUCTION SALE or HORSES
4 buggies. wagons and harness every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at II \. NJ. at Pacific Coast
horse exchange and SaleyardS COS Harrison 81
5 WATKINS q co auctiOueers. ap2tf
DASTURAGE FOR HORSES, 50 SO PER MONTH;
I No. feel. Particulars 40 Mont'g'y ST. rm / II
{ 'ENIESNIAL STABLES-CARRIAGES ROCK
- always. Tlctorias. buggies etc; 1921 California
st- bet Larkin and Polk; telephone Cox. NJ. CON
Lon, proprietor mrlyu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-26
A Doubt Removed.

In the mind Of every thoughtful and
prudent man who insures his life there Il
often a lingering doubt as to whether his
wishes aud expectations in regard to the
disposition of his insurance will be carried
out by his executors. and whether it is DOS.
sible that those for whom he is providing
may by some error in judgment or financial
catastrophe be called upon TO face the want
and poverty from which he is laboring and
planning to protect them. The doubt is a
natural one, and 1t has puzzled many wise
heads how best to make the proceeds of a
policy On absolutely safe, permanent and
sure source of income to the recipient. The
Mutual Life Insurance Company has solved
the problem, and in its last creation, the
5 per cent. debenture, form of insurance
is presented which removes all doubt and Is
as certain as government bond.
For information and full description,
apply TO w. W. Bussey, Manager Eastern
Georgia, room 3, Board of Trade building.
Ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-26
WITH THE. RAILROADS.
THE RATE QUESTION TO BRING
OUT A COUNTER ARGUM8NT.

! The Georgia Lumber Exchange to
Take Hand Before ths Commission.
The reported Sale of the CentreTs
Tripartlte Bonds Considered a Mere
Rumor-Mr. ]. W. Conner Appointed
| Purchasing Agent - The Augusta
and savannah Directors Hold q
! Meeting - The Central Protests
Against the Crossing of Its Tracks
! by the Suburban and West End.
| From all appearances there is to be q
| lively fight on before the railroad commits
sion when it meets Tuesday to resume the
hearing Of argument In the matter of in
creasing rates. an appeal for which has been
made by all the railroads Of the state.
Receiver Conner goes TO Atlanta to-mor-
row night, and Tuesday morning will pre-
sent his argument in written form to the
commissioners. showing how the decrease In
rates has so materially affected the railroads
Of the state, and especially the Central, 30
that they have not only been unable to earn
fair profit on the amount invested, but in
many instances have been declared by the
courts insolvent. Mr.. Comers argument
will cover the ground fully, and all the sta
tistics bearing on the subject have been COL
lected by him and will be presented. Rep
resentative9 OF this other railroads in the
state will be present. and will take an i'm
portant part in the discussion, as some OF
them have been as badly embarrassed as
has the Central by the existing rates on
various commodities.
THE GEORGIA LUMBER EXCHANGE.
A number Of SaYaunahians outside of
ill., -.
an important part in this discussion OF the
rate question. and they are the members
here Of the Georgia Lumber Exchange, who
will hold a meeting in Atlanta tomorrow
night for the purpose of taking some action
protesting against the increase Of % per
cent. on commodities asked for by the rail-
roads.
The member Of the exchange will meet in
response to a circular from President II. II.
Tiff Of Triton, who is at the head OF the as
ISOLATION Of Georgia's lumbermen, This
circular sets forth that the object of the
meeting is to protest against the 25 per cent.
increase and to appoint representatives to
present TO the commissioners their side of
the argument.
ALL THE LUMBERMEN IN IT.
The petition 10 be presented to the COM
missioners is signed by every lumberman in
Savannah, and is backed by the entire
AuLAhSA Aub0tCbLb VI blo htdbSs hS bu6 u6h1SES
feel that any such increase might in some
instances put them in the same plight many
Of the railroads are now In.
This will represent only one class of inter-
ests in the counter appeal before the COM
mission, and there are perhaps several 9TH
ers TO be heard from as to why they do not
want any increase in rates before the mat
ter will be decided. The commissioners will
doubtless entertain the arguments of all
Glasses of interests in this matter, as il will
materially affect many Of them, each .of
whom may demand hearing and If such
is the case the solution of the rate question
seems as yet afar off. What the outcome
may be no one has now the remotest idea.