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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

.Supt. IcCharen's Report.
desire t. submit the follow
ing rePor; 10 the people Of this
county i,T their Information.
These are hgsres ard Ese.s THAT
cannot be denied and I feel sat
ished the people all not accept
statements made al random.
Please compare the average
salaries paid teachers in tins
county to average salaries paid
IN adjoining counties do this
that yea nay see whether or
not / have been extHvagant
With the school fHad- You 81
readily see that Z have paid tie
eoloFed teachers less Salary per
month and white teachers r.0rc
than any other county. exgeF:
P0ntotoc, and / paid white
teachers more in proportion 20
salaries paid the eolored teach
ers than P0zt0toc has
The following 4 the average
monthly salaries paid to white
teachers:
r-r - go r.ur-C
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
BEAT 4.
Magistrate.
J. VI TATCN-

Just as m1ch <nEky l. sold
IN this tOVr - the people want
and vii buy, and nj more
True enough. bat there l. way
10 reduce the demand. and
therefore. 10 diminish the guar
.ity sold. and that i to have the
strong arm OF tie &s step in
and say 10 the yszdoS thai 81
long ~ abe present law remains
on the statutes il SHALL be en-,
forced Ii the Law l. not a good
one. does not suit the people,
repeal IL but, IN the name OF
humanity, Do net ignore it and
thus license every one. Who
chooses to violate any other
Law which happens to conflict
with his purpose.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
For r.. r.. Commissioner.

Oxford Mss March =, ESpe.
eial-l
The announcement Of Capt
p. Z Matthews as a candidate
for railroad commissioner for
the Northern district Is made.
His magnificent record as sher.
m Of Lafayette county for the
pas Twelve years, and his dig
nIfed- honest bearing a. a safe
business nan throughout this
district viii undoubtedly make
him the choice Of at least hall
of the counties. and ms friends
think If IL Is left to the districts
TO select their candidates his
name VII eertSialy be plaeeG
upon the state ticket. Cap
tain Matthews Is reeeiVins q
support NJ the Oxford E5-l
the leading paper ~ hrs hons
county. y %. PIczyEEe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
Rorea Cotton Bales.

sta meeting 81 the rottos
Groxers Association r shFs
citv n January asS- there va
on exhibition IN the rotznda ~
tie capitol grounds a eyiIRdrl-
ezIIyshaped bale vi cotton
more ihan 80 pounds Of cotton
packed according 20 the Be<
sonrtte plan
A great maE- points Of -
pe-forty Eerp claimed for this
hale OF cotton or zther for the
manner al of It's pack
R. Il "a sid that twenty
I'VE IT. 10. . round bales
EN- be loaded - 4 box ear than
- lie usual ess-V reS>ed square
r. thus reiGeia. freight rates
s3.Et oue-thi-a. Ia was said the
cotton thus packed eOald hardly
be made To burn tins ies>ening
the cost Of insurance.
\ correspondent Of the Times
Democrat writes ten columns
az more in support II the claim
tl- The Be>sonette bale i the
coming hale Of the world and
If his statement be true there II
20 ,oEbt he Is correct in his As
S-T-i1 that the bangie>one
5GIe Of the present day Is a
bacS zu--sc-.
.Ie7ss,e HEa Of st Lou>. the
.tztleEEan who sent this round
bel 10 Jackson says: 1T would
save Il least cne-third IN freight
txo-thiuls IN ere premiums and
make each and every shipper
absolute dictator as 20 where
and aow his cotton shall be dis
posed While Hector ID. Lane
president Of the Cotton Grow
eEs Association SAYS when
the machines eoese into general
Use there viii be lCney IN cot
ton at ) cents per pound
One great advantage Of the
Besso1efte PRESS Is that the
seed cotton l. gInned- packed
and compressed under one roof
and at one and the sane time
Another thing IN its favor l.
that il Is covered with nine
yards of cotton hagying and
that no iron hoops OF ties are
used thus not only doing away
with t~O items OF great expense.
but creating a demand for l0.-
0so bales Of low grade cotton
II present the covering for our
cotton comes from India where
there are I.33o.Dd0 acres de-
voted to the cultivation Of jute,
controlled and sold TO the South
at an enormous profit BY an
English trust For the crop OF
1884 We purchased sa.eooA0sl
D.. y3ru> OF l1te o@gKfng aa1
100000 bundles of ties. the
ztter being manufactured In
Pennsylvania
The eo-t of wrapping \ bale
% cotton With jute and rOu
nes = about 81 cents per bale
ast-the cost Of the covering
for the new style bale y u
cents neG a difference Of =
ccats IN favor Of the ~.
Reforma-ICES are generally
sloE. even when badly needed
zaJIt ERsy Dc several years be
8-e ne old-EAshiOaed gins ars
cz-dea- bat If the mes pro
tee>s u packing cotton viii save
h. E~HrurerS Of the South a.
aa-H @azzz r A-nF-- -
are canned they will
OF = the old rzf for.
z y Ly Lac 1s@CArioE.
.axs~ss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
Keep Ii Before the People,

HE Democratic State Con
ventiOR which met N Jackson
July l6. 1891 while Ire GeorcN
Barkstale canvass VI attract.
ing the attention of the people
Of the State. adopted TIE follow
ing As the financial plank OF the
platform which l. A. applicable
nov As then and which still
represents the views Of nine
tenitE of the Democracy Of
Mississippi:
We believe that gold and
silver should be coined On the
same terms and conditions. and
that when the government shall
cease TO discriminate between
them, they viii freely circulate
side BY side. and be equally Use
full and acceptable to the peo-
pie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
Georgia Gotten Growers.

Georgia Gotten Growers.
TIE following : an address
issued and adopted b. the tot
ton Growers Association which
met in Atlanta LAST week:
To the Farmers of GeorgA-
RealZng tke importance and
necessity for concerted action
Of 81 en-sed IN the growing OF
eOgtc1 for mutual protection
Ne. the Cotton Growers Pro
t@SE-S ASssczSs- in eonven-
ton assembled - kereby Ar
peal rss oaly 10 those engaged
In growing eOttsa- bat all In
ts-r<.sd n Il. for sAeir active
cooperation In an effort 10 bet
ter or condition The Imports
into Georgia exceed her exports
therefore there l. an imperative
necessity for reducing our ex-
reEses - Al kinds from a ton
OF grain 70 a bal Of potash
SPeEG nothing thai ean be done
Eifhsaf. our home products are
superior 20 any. We would
eaeoGage the establishment Of
factories Of all kinds. as by thA,
means their employees may be-
come eo1sGlers Of our prod
Hecs The contraction of the
currency nag be relieved by a
system Of harte<ing between
the farmer and the merchant
We appeal TO you 10 aid in this
effort:
Firstly the raising Of sup
plies Of every kind possible to
be produced on the farm for the
sastessaee Of nan and beast.
Secoac-By making the cot
ton crop a surplus crop, intensi-
flying its culture OF every line
Thirdly the use of more
homemade fertilizers and the
use OF less eeuzsreiAl fertil-
IzeH
In inviting yo1r cooperation
Measure you that there are no
fees. dues or charges made for
membership, and no sAlaried Of
heers. but each county is len to
pursue its own plan Of carrying
out the plans Of oar organic
ton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
AStrange Cow.

\ Mr. Wood. who lives near
Hooe's Mil, Ga owns a peeu-
liar Mich COW. She ! just an
ordinary black eov, bat II 80
much attached 20 Mr. Woods
children that she does MOI like
10 be away from them II the
children are at home. the eov
VIII stay In a Pasture With a
fence three feet high ; bat If the
ehldren are taken away she
VIII throw down high fence
liz order To follow them NJ
different times when rhe cos
vOslt be IN the pasture. Mr
Wood has slipped the children
away from home. but when she
came up and missed then she
xcald 20 out and track them,
when she would f0lisx then
wherever they went-AtIansa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

Col W. D. Hsidsr l. the
favo1te candidate In this sec
ton. for the OfHce Of ARdIrsr ID
the State He l. every way
qualified and ne n-Ore courteous.
accommodating gentleman can
be f0und IN the Sfafe-HOlly
Springs Reporter
That l. Just about the way OF
ia whole volume IN a cara
graph He Vas in Sardis Last
Tuesday. and Is, Z possible,
more popular With our people
han he was before-Sarts Re
porter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

Every boz. II matters EOs
what his circumstances may De,
should learn q trade Of some
kind Even If he has no idea
OF Parsaing the trade As a hveIi-
hood through life, be should
learn IL and make an effort 10
excel n Jks particular line IL
Img2rss habits of care and in
dustry that Will be beneficial
Throughout life. and il not unfre-
qCe2tiy happens that reverses
IN fortune nake il very eOnve-
nlent and profitable to fall back
on a trade learned IN early life.
-TeArk4EA IsxarzanEAl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

A1r foAoEIz< a TIE AE r.
larIRg "a prEasEy elections
PEI i Sale ennventie1 a.
le1s- f0-Ty[Eo days notice shall
Be Eye1: for = Congressional
district Convention thIr1ySH
days notice shall be given: for
any other district Convention.
the district Containing tao 90
more e0Gzn-z thirty days no
tee and fsx q county CONVEX
tor or the convention Of Il 1<-
trlct q = eeSEEy. tweafy days
notice: ard In years n which
gen<rz1 elections Are 70 be h-id-
the Convention or primary STREET
ng o. elections. shall BE- held
On such date ~ :he executive
committee ray TX between the
aSt day Of July and the 1Nt
day VI September.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

If there are any gold 66s
candidates syiBg around the
circle With the balance Of the
Mississippi boys they are no,
saying much The woocs are
80 full Of free silver candidates
and free silver voters that the
euekoOs have found sat thus
early this i none Of their shs-
Ledger
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

\ good farmer can dodge the
tariff he can raise bread meat.
fruit vegetables fowls. stock:
he can have milk butter and
sorghum he eaE raise cotton
and WOOL for Al least his every
day clothing. The tariff. high
or lOS, scarcely touches such a
man, and nothing the general
government can DO vii either
help Or hart him nEeh-Ex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
a Good Name at Home
il a Tower of Strength
Abroad

"A Good Name at Home
il Tower of Strength
Abroad
In the article which appeared
IN these columns Hsi week With
reference to the sale Of whisky
IN Oxford. we end.2vored 10 he
perfectly fair and impartial. as
vel IS candid in placing the
responsibility ar the state OF
Affairs which exists in that ~
speet, where in our Judgment
u belongs. and that :. upon each
and every citizen Of our town
and community. for just 50 long
a. the citizens ofs community
tolerate any evil Just - long
vii that evil exist Not only
that bat il ziIl grow in nagni-
tnde- boldness. and arrogance
until II Oversteps the b0-nd-
and limits Of all restraint iguor.
ing whatever laws may exist for
It's suppression to such extent
that the lAE becomes not only
a dead letter. bat a standing re.
proaeh. and 4 noeSery, thereby
undermining the very foundation
Of all good government which
rust stand or fall according as
the Laws are enforced or allow
ed by the people TO b. tramPled
znster foot and deied-
Believing noE that our eiti
rens do not desire, and vii no.
allOw the proud name. the IAN
ane and reputation which GU
town has 80 long borne, to b
handled lightly on the lips o
the deh~achee. and the careless
speaker. We ask yOa if s.s hAv'
noticed the tendency OF tbs
times during the past SIX mcnsh'
Or l5nger, Stop Just ore mo
uenf and think To which sid
Of this question does yozr inEu
enee incline. II II has beer
n~atEzL then ~e sss Yea To Ear.
about and get fairly On the sid,
xhich = right. yoa cannot Al
ford 70 stand GA the other.
SIaer hst week &c believ,
the <sue kas heSn made. and
AlihoGgh unconscious Of th'
power q III. fsE words ~
Erote th~s- they ~eaf hone &
the hearts and consciousness O
eur cltixeE n: Rave aSakenes
th~m 70 n ~er=e sf car tzne~r
A. stated ASt Eee- &c rpp~a
to-day. the qas>tie1 : fO- yoa
hor - all. - GrrlGs. AMI II mas
- E1e' sszarsly. snoner or Later
"a tbs a. ca al F-zisas Q
pzhilc interest. the EAsLE u
DO hszas. zpsn the side II r<@'
q PriReipse. Of justice and .
hzrz1ity- We feel that 90
GEty a. j~oGrualI>t and ehrOai
eier q passing eveats call
Hpsz a. - take tbs stand i
tbs matter. and Ex can ao- =
reerealt 70 tins high se1se q
duty and loyalty 20 the 1sA
shieh We trust zctgzre< - !
this matter Then let - Al Gs
charge the duty Ehieh good eft
Eenship imposes uPoa u. an
resolve that the Illicit sale Q
whisky N our town shall b. "a
down and let u gather togsth
er. and mold around the officer
Of the Law that healthy. mora
sentiment which xilI be 4 SUI
port and an and 70 them In en-
forein. the Laws 10 Ia G
that any man viii be afraid L
violate az defy those statute
which we're made for the pru
teetion of our people and 70
the preparation Of Our insritu
tlors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
Old TrfpIetS.

Mr. : 2 Price, nine host OF
We Price House. Is 5 years old
to-day. There Il nothing par-
ueulAriy strange IN that until
one remembers tha. two more
people children Of the SAME
mother, are celebrating their
Srd birthday today. His broth
en- HeEry Price, of Bolivar
county. and his sister, Ms.
Nancy Phillips. Of Pontotoe
county. are iripiets They are
all strong end healthy and most
worthy citizens of the State.
have the Distinction Of knowing
they are the oldest triplets In
the United StAtes-CIariou
Ledger, March -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

The famous mastid Of C. &.
Mclean. OF Media. Wis., is dead.
She was valued at sI.50a, was s
yezrs old and the winner o.
many prizes She wAs known
all over the United States as
one Of the most valuable species
n the country Her pups have
sold for Sl5oe aPseee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

have the average monthly
salaries paid teachers in this
county for The scholastic year
1854 Ehica are just about
the @m. - paid Il I,999i but
/ haven't the monthly salaries
paid IN adjsEning e"1nties for
the scholastic year 1854 con
segEenlly csnRoE give theR.
The average monthly shares
fcr the scholastic rear 1885
cannot Dc determined until the
expiration 0f this schola-sie
year- -hlch ~M. he bsr /,
.Isgi
Pi-a@e examine carefully the
average msSaihly salaries paid
teachers In this county com
p&rei To tAe average monthly
<Alars> u al 0iazn- eOEaties
and see x have not done nv
duty a. Cogafy Superintendent
Respectfully.
MCfuARvN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

Mrs E Il Thompson Of the
Oxford EAGLE, publishes one
Of the most interesting papers
In the State The EAGLE l. al
ways up 70 dse Ia politics. and
Is, nine lines OaT OF ten o. X.
or tie views expressed-TUpe-
10 Times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
a. NCCHARxS-

>eerpsar- Porter Of The state
D~mScrauc Executive C.AaEIg-
ie~- has self letters In each
member Of that body. 1Ssina
their views - ~ TIE h-ss rsas
Of e01yenz2g Inc State Exe~E
tive Committee He EAs 70
eeived replies EO2 n~=riy ths
c1&lC ZczzO-A> - tei
Shon think L. Hsssz zy8-
tine TO- the ceznz4afre - A.
~e1kle ! 5Ssseeeu ,rt *
sa1 Nav l. The ecnHlGESe III
probably Eieef IN Jackson on
May L-DeiLA DenoSaL
The State Medical Assoc
ton vii meet N Jackson On
the I0Eh Of April This prom
ses - be \ session OF Interest
and . krge gathering Of the
medical fraternity VII 7a-iei-
pate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

\ Hone for Old LADIES' viii
be erected b. the Episcopal
Church Of IOble, n place OF
resi- fVr Ehe old women Of the
South ia, &c % earn a support
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

One OF The heaviest snow
storms Of the season fell In the
vicinity Of Sioux City, Iowa
April LIST
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

COOP ONLY UNTIL x.RcH 81. %

GOOD ONLY UNTIL MARCH ST. %
Send two 1eE subscribers
with txO dollars and get one
year free
Send four RE- subscribers
with four dollars and receive
the paper ExO ysaTswI1hegt cost
Do you k1Sw 4 good thing
When yOG see III \ word 70
the SiSe = Sufficient
Address TsE REPUBLIC.
81 rGrzs. No
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

Jesre eLOn Is attract
ing eSnsiae-Ss E-tsntiOn just
nov and aneoe seems 10 be :
growing deposition among the
southern EesTos to emigHae.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

Tuz EAGIE i authorized % m
nounce the Names Of the persons
mentioned beao- ~ cx-~idaTss n
the ensuing election in November
next, al subject 70 the action Of the
Denocrztis party Of lafayette
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
For Secretary of state.

For Secretary of State.
POWER
Of Kinds
For District Attorney
w \ ROANE
For State senator.
J. ". T. FALKSER
For the Legislature.
FIELDER WEBSTER
W. W. MCMAHON
e l. SIyLEY.
For sheriff.
J. A
IOHN r HARkINS
Z H. "
John r BROWN
: K WRITTEN
For Chancery Clerk
BEN T GRAY
For Circuit Ci~rs
a. T. NCCTLLOH-
DR. w : NICHOLS
W e. NELL
Z 2 TEMPLE
For Treasurer.
CHAS NYER
~w.T-TTRSER
10 FErE RAMET-
a D. PATTON
HIRAM r SMITH
l. L DUNCAN
JOHN J. WOODN
z 2 TATUN
n Z SNEED
WILLIAM TURNER
IN n. HERRING
De J. ~ MCEWEN
& " ST EhAh
for Supt- Of Education.
ca NCCHAREN
b 4 COFFEY-
jesse 4 Il JR
REV W l. HARGIS
Sor Assessor.
10 JOSH SPENCER
JAS
WI BILLY GOODWIN
!. r GUM.
IN CULLEN.
W l. AkERS-
John L BAKER
w FRANCIS HILL
las Z TONLINSoS.
e. AGROSE
DOSS Z PARIS
BEAT 4.
For BaiIin.
J. P-R PARK
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

ReneRbss az -rni oner
expires Nay 1 Hand as yogy
ians SEd ens dalIar. ara .
.EGa receive the Eas=Lr a,a -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
w. II. Wallace,
UN e r.,
OXFORD.

csA.. q al ssass szs E-sk rs = sss>& t-z n. cA@pss 70 10 s=- c&i
N bs<1s AID s~< sr tie Dad EnhArlnx sa AL ES6@A Tanks
fer ,as favsu. ~ respectfully ss6<s p.s-sa.xs Il s-, xa sozzsr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

The State supreme Court has
rendered a decision that toe
title 10 lzscs sod for taxes :
i=perfec; Unless tAe Pa-ekAe
money xss rat To the sheriff
On TIE 6ay ns he sale.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

The Atlanta Constitution say.
one of the best indications OF
the status Of Business il the in
creased demand for postage
stamps from Offices all over the
country As . business ther.
nometer there i no better
guide than the postofiee. Wien
II II besy the country ID busy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

Dr.. Prizes Creazz 24kilg Pswser
Esst P<rfsSs AAA@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

lis never $50 late TO zsb.
scribe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

Candidates for county seiees
are on the move.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

ThF war between China and
japan Is over
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

The following : The average
monthly salaries paid 10 col
ored teachers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

We do aR propose 10 be able
tO name ali the winners in the
coming 7ee for State officers
eGk If Yea want a sure thing
or two. ysE vii not make any
mistake in Lacking the follow.
ing named candidates. xhO have
things ali their way now, as the
signs go-
For GoyerlOr-A- J. NeLau-
rim,
Lieat-GOvernorJas. c. Lozz.
street
Secretary OF state|.L Pow.
er.
Auiltor-W. D. Holder.
Sapt Of EdacztiOn-A A.
kineann0a-
RAllroad Commissioner. North
Distriet-P. Z Matthews
Just watch these names and
c how correct our summary -
We wrii add to the list of wiz
hers as the race draws nearer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

1lrsa cg "a Ptrhsrs cxaza
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

The New Albany Gazette viii
DC %@d by the ladies Of that
srvn on the IIth Of next month.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
ANNOUNCEMENT

The EAGLE will charge the
following prices for announcing
names Of candidates for once.
The cash must accompany the
name No deviation vii be
made from this rule
Calls for candidates charged
for a; legal rates
>Earz oFFHx .- ---tA3Hs
Dr-EHT oFFrcE 1000
CsCSTT pFFu-E @G0
bar Es
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

- prsos's crM Eakiay Ps<s<T
@sF=~ Hzxn<<- r~.zamE..a ns-s.-a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04

J. P PARK
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-17

buttons, keys, etc., were stolen along with
locks, doorknobs and mountings. The
damage IN each fat was 500.
Other places that have been robbed are
lib Buchanan street, globes taken; 2215
Suffer street, globes and fixtures stolen ;
1902 Green street, lead pipes, faucets
and gas globes; "a and 26 fremont
avenue, plumbing and gas fixtures;
Van Ness avenue, near Bush, plumbing
and gas fixtures; fats on Pine street, near
Webster, plumbing torn out, globes,
gas fixtures, electric batteries and
bells stolen; $40 Willow avenue, globes
and gas fixtures; corner of Ridley and
Elgin streets, gas fixtures and lead pipes;
Valencia and Quinn, plumbing, locks,
keys, gas fixtures: Tenth and Natoma, in
a row of houses, faucets, plumbing, globes
and gas fixtures; northeast corner of Cali
fornia and Kearny, lead pipes and plumb
ing, including that of waterclosets; % and
% Capp, flats, globes and lead pipes.
This list does not comprise one hun
dredth of the number of houses that have
been despoiled in most wanton fashion,
though it is sufficient to give an idea of the
thievery going on without hindrance
Globes cost so cents each, locks as high as
S. So electric apparatus So often very
much more, and plumbing bills average
from $40 to $50 on every house or fat. The
material is disposed of in fences for few
dollar or few cents.