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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06
A SHOW RAILWAY.
Proposition to Establish an Electric
EUou0foA
Electric Review.

Elevated Line.
Electric Review
II the scheme Elaborated by an italian engi-
neer for the construction OF an elevated railway
In Naples is carried into execution, Italy will
possess one of the most remarkable structures
in the world. AS far az length Is concerned the
projected line Is not OF great Importance. but
the boldness of the idea and Its originality are
very striking The handsome and populous
part OF Naples. radiaing from Via Roma. has
only communication with the COrsO VIttOrio
Emmanuel, the San Martino hill and the Cat a
Sill higher leveD new Ri0ne del VOmerO by
means Of narrow, tOrtuOus streets many OF
them being impracticable for Carriage traffic.
1t Is between these two extreme localities that
the proposed electric railway Is to form a con-
necliOn.
The line Is to be carried on two metallic via
ducts each divided so as to form double way.
one for tn, operation Of electric cars and the
other for pedestrians. masonry tower, 30 5
feet high, is to be built in the Via Roma aud
from this the first viaduct, 1850 feet long, will
be carried to the Corsu Vittorio Emmanuel.
where 1t will terminate 10 the base OF u metal.
lie tower some distance below the summit, Will
pass over the San Marl1n0 hill and end In the
ground level at tbs new Rione del VOmerO.
The viaducts will be carried on pyramidlcal
metallic towers having masonry iounaations;
ana the msonry tower a, tn me- osg, aa,Iic
tower connecting the Two viaducts Will each
be provided with staircases and capacions hits
for conveying passengers up ana down. fas'
sengefs entering the cars at either end OF the
line Will not be compelled to change their seats
Oh arriving at the metallic tower as me cars
will be automatically placed on the llfts Tor
ascending to or descending from the highest
vaduct when the cars will continue their way
to either terminus. Generating stations will
be provided at each terminus for producing
current for lighting and power purposes. The
undertaking. a concession for which has been
granted. would provide splendid view OF the
whole of Naples.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06

deer tumble on side hill when shot while on
the run aud the latter feels delighted when he
scores a hard cross-shot at quaii whicn mas
Just almost got out Oh reach Wish Stoppeu Wy
ieaden pellets.
Yes, deer shooting can be compared to quail
shooting in many ways, ana althouen IL may DO
considered by some a great achievement LOT Il
Iocat snortsman TO return home with splendid
buck, shot while standing broadside 10 the
matksman, probably not seventy yards from
lie rifles mouth, such feats are uauseatinR 10
rhe evnerienced hunter WHO fayorS giving a
deer some chance for lis ne:
The farmers and especially those who reside
in the adjoining counties, arc opposeo w, w.
hounds racing over their properly. as me
umuslcal cannes scare cattle that feed on the
ranges and thereby cause fnucn anhoyauce 10
The herders. To avoid this some ,pnrl smeii use
zoos that are a cross between the foxhound ana
collie which answer their purpose aotiiiraOiy.
as they keep within range. SO 10 sprak, anu ser,
dom RIM deer over a mile. Inc IoAhounu, on
The contrary, Will remain oh tno 'io' un'ii INV
deer Is run 20 DEATH -.
There were quite number OF splendid deer
ebinned 10 his city last week by local hunters
who have been securing me country 10, u's
ganle. James q. Nealon, the cx-AssessoI'
barred a l65.pounder lasE Thursday near NO
yato VIII kifIle has. been reducing me mum
her OF .ivelvet-horns" That were so pien.i,
fnI on the Country Club preserve month
AGO Kitrle. by the way. Is an all-rounu snot,
and can bring dawn Il deer ION the run rs
easily as he can quail ION The Wing"
Robert T. Russ OF the Olympic Cub states
MT he was cheated ont OF splendid deer be
Mad Kflled near Sea View, S0noma County,
saw, days ago by two poachers from Guerne.
" Vile. Who were hunting with Scotch terriers.
Puss states that two guns we've more tnah
match for his Winchester
1soodman. the colored sportsman and lover
If oo~s recovered his English setter lew
Gavs ago from Special Oiiicer Llnvile. who had
,he animal on string exhibiting her 10 MS
t;epas on heaiay street The dog was stolen
~ - Goldman about year ago.
liy',i n Sarani has seiit two Of his pointer pup
,.,ss Inv Buck Jr. (bnke OF vernnn-Gypsy
.steo .ax Hnrueli hess tru,aelf Sanl-L assle G)
Querblp w,llers. the well k.owp trainer al
10 NJ w " viii complete their Cessation.
CARE rea Gas wsiKaSNaH o das was wasp who re-
sides near Ca,ifo,ula quail with seveety.hve
eggs few DAY weeks and is still producing
ing ior .ecording to E. Briggs OF the rac'n'
Kennel l. Iuo who are anxious TO burn powde
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06
TRAIN-WRECKERS.
They Made Sixty-One Attempts in
the First Six Months of 1893.

The Railroad Gazette has collected statistics
of traiuwrecking aud train rObbing for the firsl
six mouths Of 1898. which yield some surpris.
ing results. One is accustomed to think OF
train wreckers and tran-rObbers as infestine
sparsely settled Western States but the Stats.
ties show on the contrary that such crimes are
most prevalent in well-settled States. The Ga.
zette's figures show sixty-one attempts 10 wreck
trains and twenty one attempts to rob them.
Massachusetts and Illinois head tie list
in the number OF attempts to wreck
trains, ana Ohio follows. In these three
advanced States were made moro than one-half
Of all the attempts to wreck trains, and the
State OF New York follows. The only explana-
tion offered for this prOpOnderance OF train
wrecking In well settled and, generally speak
Ing weil-governed states Is that the mileage
OF railroads is greater in those States than in
others, and that tramps. VINO are responsible
for most attempts TO wreck trains, flourish in
thickly settled regions.
The geographical distribution OF attempts at
train robbng are still more curiOns. Iowa
heads the list. Indian Territory and Oklahoma
taken toge; her have the same number Texas
follows and then comes Kansas aud Nebraska.
Sxry-seven per cent of all the train-robberies
or attempted train rObberies occurred In thes 9
four States and two Territories.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06
KANSAS "CLEANING up"
It's Farmers Are Rapidly Clearing Off
Their MarfVdUeS.

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Aahsas is rising from wreck OF mortgages
anu collapse OF bOOms with surprising en-
etgy ana hope. John r. Mulvane. a recog
hIzeo authority on financial matters OUT
lnefe' says; Our boom burst In 1877. since
"u'ch ''ine We have been paying debts ana
,n'p'o',ng our properties We have oeen
dressed oy quite fruitful years, giving us good
average crops with fair average prices. The
enormous Product Of these fertile years has
lsqu'da'ed about 80 per cent of our boom in
dehtedness. In aod,liop thereto cur people
n m1s,c rarely Increased Their holdings Of DO.
s mes.G anlit,alS and are to-day 10 better
n i,u condition than tney have been at any
'' t' III I ne past len years.
ne ,hen goes into figures illustrating the
material progress OF the State. FOR Instance.
" me Year 49, there passed through the
hahsas City sfackyards-tte necessary yards
on he Kanss> slde-se.6a9 head OF cattle,
"nlch was increased 70 69a SIS ~ 1882
head in ss2to .. 400, oo6 il 1892, ana during
.ns last i've wears ta'e siate shlnred and
SOLD 1O,4l1.ooQ head OF wheat 81, 500, 900
bushels lave Decn produced ia the last
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06
PROF. BEAUJARDIN
The Owner of Two Very
Old ViOlins.
STRADIvARIUs - SERAPHINO
Under the Touch of a Masters Hand
They Produce Exquisite, Soul
Stirring Sounds.

Would you'care to see my violIns? !
will show you them gladly. They are
both very DID,"
There was ring of pleasure in Profess
sor Beaujardin's voice as he answered
The CALL reporters inquiries after his
fine instruments. just the ring of pleasure
that vlbrates In loving young mothers
tone. when asked to show 1.-The sweetest
baby in the world"
Only Professor Beaujardin is not young.
he is over 80. and remembers race OF
musicians, dead and gone. before San
francisco was thought Of. II is almost
ike conversing with some monument of
ancient history to hear this old musician.
VINO lives In a pretty cottage on Broad
wav. talk of his youthful days. He is a
wonderful old man, not at all deaf, and
as brimful of interest in his pupils as if a
longcareer Law before him.
This Is the Stradivarius." he said,
opening wooden case. and tenderly draw
Ing aside purple silk handkerchief that
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06
DOG AND GUN.
Why Deer Should Be Hunted With
Dogs

Deer shooting is unqueslionably very excit-
ing sport when sportsmen are properly pre-
pared for it.
The killing of deer at rs yards when the
animal is standing is no great feat, yet there
are men who proudly boast OF killing as many
as five deer in one day How any person can
feel proud Of an achievement of this kind is
something which puzzles the hunter who FOL
lows pack of hounds on horseback.
Although shooting over hounds is tabOOed by
some people, it is, nevertheless, the only sports
manlike system of hunting, as when deer IS
sbot at il is generally on the run and to bring
it down requires skill and practice.
Still hunting and hunting deer with hounds
is similar to pot-snooting and shooting quail
over pointers and settlers.
The deer-huuter fines as much pleasure in
listening to the baying OF hounds ia a deep
canyon as the sportsman finds in watching his
dogs when drawing on a covey of quail.
The former takes great pleasure in seeing a
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06
HANDBALL.
inducements to Casey, Lawlor, Jones
and Other PLAYERS of Note.

The second series of the handbal tournament
at Ryan's court Oh Howard street Will be played
this afternoon
Last Sundays games proved beyond a-doubt
that no better sport could BE- desired as the con-
tesGanls were all on their mettle and played
good bail.
As the contests draw toward a close the play
ing Will become all The more spirited as tile
roor players will be weeded out, leaving the
crackerjacks TO fight ii out TO finish.
AS stalled i'll The CALL OF last Sunday the
prospects of an International match in this city
between irish English, Australian aud Amerl-
can players Is very good.
MIR. Ryan is determined 70 carry out his in
tentions ii Casey. Lawior and other players of
note VIII promise to enter for the WORLDS cham
pionshp during the time of tn Alidwinter Fair.
BESIDES good monetary inducements. Mr.. Ryan
states that lie will give a very handsome gold
medal, emblematic of the championship to the
winner. The matches are to be single handed,
best Two out OF three, twenIy-one-ace games.
The New YorkerS will be notified Immediately
OF Manager Ryan's intentions. These games
will creae widespread interest both at homo
nd al
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06

four years and sold for s136. 500. 900.
els. which brought 5000. 5000. Re-
ports from last September show that forty
four counties possessing poorh0uses ana
farms were without single pauper. In
trials on the court dOckets. Finally Mr.. Null
vana says: with the figures showing the
production of marketable products In Kansas
Indebtedness of the State Is being steadily re-
duced. Tho figures gwen are from official re-
ports and are not based on estimates. The
quality and quantity OF livestock owned by
farmers have Increased to q wonderful extent,
and immense amounts of money have gone into
permanent farm Improvements. The. people
for half decade have had mania for pay
ing debts just as they had a mania for con-
tracing debts during the preceding five years."
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06

Amateur athletic clubs have been stirred up
over an article which appeared In one OF the
daily papers recently. 1t was direct shot at
The championship games, which owing to poor
aim and bad Judgment missed the mark by
several yards.
Tennis-players are practcing daily for the
big tournament which Will be neld at San
Rafael next month.
The haudban tournament at the Howard
street court is attracting considerable attention.
Sportsmen who delight in the pastime of
shooting are now having their innings in deer
hunting. The anglers are dividing their time
between Monterey and the lakes.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06
ATHLETIC.
The Universities and the Olympic Club
Are Not at War.

/ he UNIVERSITIES anu tIe O1ynp1C CIuD
Are Not at War.
A few days ago morning paper published a
report that the amateur athletic clubs were at
war, and that the University OF California at
Berkeley had preferred serious charges against
the Olympic Club.
John Elliott, the official handicaper OF the
Pacific Coast Amateur Athletic Association,
when asked by a CALL representative what
truth was there In the Exclusive" news item,
said
Either the man who wrote the article or the
man who impaired the Information 10 the writer
i. an ignoramus so far as his knowledge OF
amateur athletics is concerned. In fact have
never read a more stupid article on athletics in
my life.
''Jhe writer states that from all appearances
the ill-feelng between The Olympic Club and
Berkeley that has broken out occasionally, ever
since the latter won the championship 10 1892,
Is about 10 arise again with renewed vigor.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06
IErT1xouENr SALE NOTICES.

II Maine Company Location OF principal place
Ior bnstness, san Francisco, California. Locstion
of works virginia Mining DISTRICT storey County,
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described STOCK on account Oh assessment SS
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
nnaof,ua sharahnldara. rs fOllOWS:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06
ROD AND LINE.
Salmon Fishing in Monterey Bay.
Trout and Bass.

A few salmon are caught daily 10 monterey
Bay by professional and amateur nshefmen.
The latter cannot be called anglers, as there is
not tile least bit OF science required to Kill
salmon by the system now in vogue at the Ia
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06

DR.. Hans Won Bulow has no admiration
or even federation for the prevailing style
of light onera. He says the composers
may be divided into two classes-those
who plagiarize from the hand organs and
those who write for them"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06

can have good curlew and plover shooting on
the San MateO marshes now. Quite number
OF plover were bagged last Sunday.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-06

Andfn AeoordAnce With law aud an order from the
Board OF Trustees made on the 20th day of June.
1893. so many shares of each parcel OF such stock
AZ may he necessary will be sold at public auction.
at the once Of the company. room so. Nevada
Block. 300 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
california. on Monday. the 14th Gay OF August
1893 at the hour of O'Clock of said day to pay
saIi Delinquent assessment thereon. togetner
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF SAFE.
Z. b. HOLMES Secretary.
Omce-Room so. Nevada Block. 800 Montgom-
CRY street. San Francisco. California U31 u
A wEEK,s My nnn CENTS = THE
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25

Gov. Leonard is very indignant
ut the report that members ef the
Third House of the Idaho Legisla-
ture refused dope during its short
but brilliant career.
Saint Patrick is said to have been
born in Scotland about 1896. He
was sold as slave into Ireland
while a lad, aud in the legend is
represented as returning TO that
country late in life and converting
it TO Christianity,
1t is said that a Carroll county
Mo, farmer goes into the printing
Office every time he gets drunk anc
pays his subscription, and now ha
it paid upto 1896 We would like 4
know the brand Of whiskey he In
dulges in. A little Of that articl
could he judiciously distributed il
this neck o'woods.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
Corn Knife In Israel.

The Evening Mail. the Demo-
cratic daily at Boise City. has sus-
pended publication for want Of sup
port We presume that Iud Boya-
kin will 90 right on in the even
tenor Of his way, working for the
party and living on half rations
until the approach Of an other cam-
paign, when some of the dissatisfied
buffers will encourage some other
adNeuturer to start an opposition
paper and run it long enough tn
skim all the cream off the campaign
fund. Jud Boyakin must possess
the patience of burro Perhaps
his scalping-knife has been sheathed
so long that il has become rusty
and won't work on those old party
chieftains (?) who have been walk
J ing over him for a long time Go a
them old man, and let them know
there is "A corn-knifc in Israel
Payette Independent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
Notice of Forfeiture.

To J T sprasue. his heirs asEi.rns;
You are hereby notified that Nc have expended
three hundred doiiaS In lahoT and improve
nients during the wars is91 isJi and lsa2 on the
HIDDEN TREASURE loie mining claim, three hun.
drsd dollars la labor and inproA snisnts during the
years 100, issli aud isU1 on the MOUNTAIN BOY
lode taining Claim. seventy dollars In labor and i'm.
prnaeiutnt- during the year ISL on the STELLA
placer mining claim twenty 1--WE COLLAR In labor and
Improvements during the year 1902 on The kEfEcCA
placer mining claim, and tyanty five dollars In labor
and improvements during tn. lear ise2 on the MON.
ARCH place mining ciam-all the above DESERT 81
mining claims situated m Neal mining district. In
fillmore cnunfy. Idaho-as required by seston 283l
Revised Statutes 81 the Urited States heipy the
amount, required to hold the said Hidden Treasure
ami Mountain BpA claims for three yeas. ending DE
cemher ~, iSs9, aud the amounts required ~ hnl
the STELLA ciau enc ye..F ending December 81, 1881
and the iiehscaa aud Monarch claims one setr end
ing htcsmbef 81, lss2. thai Your proportion - tht
s7f-e i nifty dailars thu Huleu Treasure calm
tty dn.lafs an the Mountain Roy claim. afnrtcpf
dollars IN the STELLA claim. i've daiarg the he
hesrA claim AMI i've dailars the Monarch cain
being quarter II the above expenditures said
duaftE claims tor the Lear 1850 Hu eighth ini
the starS 81 and 81, AMI ,th ~ sid eSpsn
dittfes IN said placer claims: and II within
ninety tpo) DAYS after this notice BY publ
cation. YOU tal or refuse 10 contribute YOU
proportion u such expenditure eo-owner your In
terest in each claim not paid up viii become ihs
property 81 the subscribers under said section g32t
hsNlsed statutes Of the United States.
AMOS LEE
NEi.sE ANDERSON
Dated. Mountain Home idaho. Jan, 5, ISIS.
First publication, Jan. ].
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
Rhenmat sm Qnickl, Cured.

Three days is very short time in
which To cure had care II rhenma-
tirm hut it can he done, II the proper
treatment is adopted, ~ will be seen
by the following from James Lambert,
Of New Brunswick. Ill i was badly
afflicted with rheumatism ia the hips
and legs, when | bought bottle 81
Chamberlain's Pain Balm II cured
me in three days. am all right t..
day; aad would insist on every one
who is afflicted with that terrible dis,
ease 10 use Chamhrrlain's Pain Balm
aud get well az once" 80 cent bottle,
for sale by Dr.. G c. T. Shsa, Druggist
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25

S'hushl 1t is now whispered
that Mrs. Cleveland is going to have
a-s'hushl Il il said that she has
gone to Buffalo to tell her mother
s'hushl II the charming report il
true it viii he the first time the
White House has ever been the
scene Of a--s'huShl Coed iews
travels like wildlirc. Everybody
was talking vestei dav afternoon
about the possibility of the popular
President-elett being again-e hush
How empty the honor Of naming
a cabinet compared with the fright
prospect Of being able 10 name "a
s'hGshl Only one cause for roget
though. and that is how baby Ruth
will regard her Titles hush.-N
Y. Recorder.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
Now Try This.

IL will cost YOU nothing and will
surely do Won good, IL YOU have n cough,
cold or any trouble with the throat.
chest or lungs. DIR. Kings New Di :
covery for consumption. coughs and
colds - guaranteed to give relief, or
money will b. pad back. Sufferers
from La Grippe found II inst the thing
and under its use had speedy and
perfect recovery. Try a sample hot,l-.
ut our expense and learn TO- yourself
just how good thing il il. Trial bot
ties free At DIR. Bearby's drug and de
partment store Large size Soc and 81
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Idaho, County "a Eimore.
ny virtue Of All exeeu ion issued out Of the Hon.
afablc District CnuEt o. Elmore county, In said State
the luth day Of Februasv. lss3. by the Clerk
Thereof. in the ease Of JOSEPH MAYNE, piAin,in
versus RIFT ) u. TURNER. defendant, and 10 me.
sheriff. directed and d,livered, ! wi proceed to
cell TOT cash, lawful money Of the United States, be-
taeen the hours Of nine .. m. and i've D. IN on
MONDAY. thu 9th day OF MARCH, A. D. lss3, al
Mountain Home, In Elnore county, In front Of the
court house door, Nill sell public suction ell the
rght, title, claim asd interest Of Rufus H. Turner In
and to the following described real estate, TO wit
That certain quartz claim situate, lying and being
In kmore county. state Of Idaho, described fci.
lows, to vit: Being two hundred feet In isngth and
one hundred feet In width on the Atlanta quartz
ledge, and being east Of and adjoining the four hun.
dred feet Of quartz mining ground owned By coium.
bus Burge, J. c. Fox and Jonas W. Brown, formerly
known the Isaac Minfrey mining ground, and APP
pears the records VI Eniore county ffnImeriy Al.
turss county, In the Of knfus H. Turner, In
book page so. 81 quartz locations. and levied
the property Of Rufus X. Turner % satisfy judy
nlent amounting 70 ss3i 60i00 In favor Of Joseph
MaNne, and cost Of SUIT.
Given under my hand. this 10th day of February.
1888
JAMES d. GRAY. sheria