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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
A Better Har.

Modern medical science Classics
certain kind OF diseases as .prevenia-
BILE While the physicians Of gen.
Grafton devoted themselves to contend
ing with these diseases after they had
developed. the physicians Of to-day try
to remove the conditions which oeca-
sion them. The result is a saving Of
human suffering and diminished
death-rate.
So far as it is possible 10 apply this
principle Of prevention 70 troubles be-
tween employers and the employed.
the best results may be expected. Il i
q good thing when such troubles are
settled by conference or arbitration,
but it il better thing when they are
avoided altogether BY wise precautions.
Labor wars arise from . supposed an
tagonism betwesn the interests o. La
Dor and capital. a wise policy OF cor
ciliation viii seek to make those inter-
ests Identical
Sometimes this can be done by >
plan Of proft-sharing: though there i
the objection 10 this plan that il gives
labor a share Of profits. but throws all
risks and losses on capital. The Ilii-
nois Central railroad company has
adopted plan which il free from that
objection. Il allows is employees 70
buy its stock 81 par-less than it mar
ket value-and thus 10 acquire an in
4erest in the welfare Of the corporation
Two thousand shares are already thus
owned. and partial payment has been
made on sixteen hundred more.
Sometimes permanent arrangements
can be made for friendly conference on
any difficulties which may arise. This
is the plan which has followed Of late
years in the New YORK street depart.
ment. There Is a Committee Of For
ty-onet in the department. elected b
the men, and wholly made up u sweep
ers and drivers
To this committee all complaints ar
first sent II il cannot settle them
they are forwarded 70 = joint board Q
conference, made up Of I've member
Of the committee and five officers .
the department. in which all are on a
absolute equality and a sweeper Q
driver Is always chairman II tai
board cannot settle case. il Is sent
the commissioner. whose judgment
fnzL
Out Of about three hundred case
arising in the first year. tEo-third
were settled By the board Of confei
ence. DULY one case was sent TO Il
commissioner. and that was decided /
him more favorable 20 the eaPlol
than the board Of conference had leer
ed best.
Many q strike in private iDdrstr
xasteful alike 10 capital and labC
might have been prevented b. % Il
pie an arrangement as this.-Youti
Companion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13

San English scientist, DIR. II Camp
bell, has written an essay dealing with
the physiologic affect Of laughter "says
the Medical News" HWhen we laugh,
he says, we increase the play Of the ten
zion Of the lungs, and that one result 81
this increased tension Is 70 arrest the
blood flow 10 the lungs, and thus induce
the taking Of deep inspirations. These
latter are healthful processes, for many
parts Of the lungs are not called int0
active use during ordinary breathing.
Hence laughter lie an exercise, and q
good one"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
Notice TO Creditors.

EsT1Tg ~ MARY ". NAgsnAIg,, DEcEAsED.
sOtbe IL berehy gfyen ~ the unGeTsjgned.
". a, Marshall, Administrator ~ The EStaie
Of Mary r. Marshall. Decease6, ~ the crcdi.
tors ~, and ~ perspns having cIains against,
tiie ssid decessed. ~ exhibit them with fbe
Deccssary yo,IcberS Within fOgr months aftsT
the nrst publication ~ tnls notice. ~ the sal1
Administrator A rho office ~ the Probate
Judge ~ EIackff,Of, Idaho, 10 he County ~
bingham.
Dated ~ BiackfOOf. IDAHO. NOV. N, nm.
w. a. MAK.HALL,
Administrator ~ the Ksfan ~ Many n
B4EsUSIga Deceased,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
rRlNKscIiING DAF
7'hnrS9ar. NoIeni1er 25tii. is the
DaT designated.

Day LeStMAaie's4.
WASHINGTON. oet. - Presiae,if
Mckinley to-day Issued his llrsi Thank
giving bay proclamation. Il follows:
in remeinbrau II COTS goodness
Is IL during the last year. which has
been 80 abundant. let "a oder unto Him
our thanksgiving and pay our VOWS
unto the Most Fl ish-' Uuder His w4teh-
FIJI providence. incassfF hs.s praspeaed.
the cond stiuas Of labor haze bern i'm
proved. the rewards Of the hashA.nti-
men nave been increased and the COM
forts oi the homes multiplied. Ills
mighty hand has preserved peace ana
protected the nation. Respect for law
and order has been strengthened, lofe
81 free institutions cherished and Il
sections Of our beloved country brought
into closer boade Of fraternal regard
and generous cooperation.
For these great benefits il i our
duty 70 praise the Lord il spirit q
humility ard gratitude and % offer up
10 Him our most earnest supPlieations-
That We may Acknowledge orr oblga-
ton A. ! people % Hin who has % gra-
eiously granted u the blessings q free
government and material prosperity, /
William Mckinley. President q The
United states, DO hereby designate ard
set apart THURSDAY. the 18th DAY q 30
rsmber. for rational Thanksgiving All
prayer. which al of iap people are IL
yited % observe via appropriate re-
lfgiUas services ID their respective
places of worship.
.-On this DAY u rejoicing and dososs-
tie reunion. 1T our prayers ascend y
the Giyer q every good AID perfect
gift for the eontiuasRee q Hfs l0Te
and favor u IL. that our hearts ray T.
fIled With charity aud good Elll ard
that ne nay he ever aorfhy d IL bene-
| Geert concern
I'm xltness whereof ! azre tereantt
set NJ hand and caused tie seal q IT.
United states 70 D. Allied Done >.
the Ctr Of Washington. THE tEentT
ANITA DAP u OrtOber. il the year 9
our Lord ore tbOzss8d. eight aHDdrei
and nioety-seyen, anc q the itidepena
, ence 81 tie United states. the ore naZ
dred and twe1tg-seeond.
IL 81 signed VIZ. NcKaELEr.
? ssts-- che President.
JoHS sHERnAa. Secretary u State.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
Bsekiea's Arsiea saIre.

Tie bet seiye II the Ecrid foT Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt RieaIa
Fever sOres. letter, Chapel BaDcss
Chilblains. COrns. AMI al kin er1pt~
ions. and positively cure. piIee Or ~ Pag
required. II isguzrantesd " give PER.
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
price p cent? per box, FOR ssle by Hull
q Greene, Druggists.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
Notice for Publication.
Land once ~ BiaekfOot, idaho, 1
kepi, ~, I'M.

Land Once ~ BIagkfOot. Idaho,
kepi, ~. I'm,
Notice II hereby given that the following.
named settler has flied NOTICE ~ his Intention
~ make final pTOCf ~ support ~ his claim,
and that said pfoof viii ~ made before the
Register and Receiver ~ Biackioot. Idaho
~ November Igh. fg1. yIzs Justin q. Grover,
~ NE w rWiB. toe, n. Twp o., u. ME.
ne names the following witnesses ID prove
bls continuous residence upon and eultlya
zion " said land. yiz.
Joseph y Grover Hosella Grover william
" Grover, Sarah q. Grover, 81 n TIlden
idaho.
JsO @ BROWN, Regisier.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
mr. m Sah

-Four hundred tons, GFst~cIass timO
thy and lncern hay. GOOd location,
fine ranZe surrounding, open watsr all
winter, fine shelter for feeding. Gall
% Or address, IT, FOEEEIER,
Wolverine, Bingham On, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
THE rsIos PACIFIC

Passes fhr0sgh IT, best cities anc
.0Ens 10 Etah. Egoaa1ng- Colorado
Kansas ard Nebraska and 4 tie t,ess
r8ste 10 Denrer. Kansas CRY. G9a1sil
BlaEs. Sioux City. - Lo7is. Gbiesg0
and al eastern psosats-
TIE advantages gained ~ trsFeling
ia TIE Ecse1 Pseite are
gasek Tslse.
Iaagnsse1 >asEins.
NEysiftrsf EsafPEDeps-
Dvs&Jae Brznsp< Eo-a
Rufimza Pssare slr~T~rx-
PHiIRsza IIiEfRg fap-
FREE gs~i8siax Gssssr Cars.
PzgIn1n Tegr5ss ssss~s~Fs-
FOR time tst1e., p47p5ie1s ieser8F5~
ire n sae neaH5rg tssYele5. rasss y fare
~ any 01Ler lrfaFr,z;s0n- 4esf-ss
q. r ADSsAE-
GEgL Pass. AsD TlcgET AGEET.
l5G&EA- NEg.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13

Land Office ~ EIackZlJf, JdahO,l
DcsOlJeF XII. I'M,
EOtiGe IL hereby gfven fiat the foabNing.
named seftler has nled notb,e ~ bis iBEepflDn
~ make Anal pTsOf n sHDpDrt ~ bis claim.
and that rain punt viii h. made Lef0ra he
RfgisteT aBd Receiver ~ Blackfo1t. Idaho, on
November NTH. IsG, viz. JObH grifiths, fOr
me MA sgis. M MI, see, n. ah swI4,
Ecc. ~, Twp. 5s,, H. WE,
IIe names the following witnesses ~ prove
biz continuous residence upon and 'euItIya.
tlOu ~ said Land, VIM
~ Grant. James Williams, Chnt DayIds
GeOr1S WbitwOrtb, MI " BanGOek County
idaho.
JsO. o. BLOWS, legister.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13

A wire rope tramway across cbiIloot
pass will be constructed by the Chill
koot Railroad and transportation com
paDy, says the Engineering News. The
contract has been let 70 the Trenton
Iron company Of New Jersey. u II 70
he completed January 18th next.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
sSfiee for Publication.


Land D6seE a. EsSckfS<Jf, tJaspy.l
OeDS,ef ~. m,
S1ftoe y bereky gIges fia<t tie hDibyEtsy.
BanSed seftbsr hzs Slid sIsbge n BIZ jstsDisgH
~ make HIlsl PRINT ~ sgppyt ~ bs claim,
ami thar sa1 PRINT vii ~ made i<sfOye the
kezister ami EeoeigeF ~ Biae<fs<s I6sisy. ~
S0geHt,erZz, IN. Nh William WiDehs4l. fYr
the sgs4 81. ser, NJ ~ NM. nee, n. sEs.
si9fs. FER. N, try, m n mn
He names tips foiIyglnz witnesses b pfoye
hi opgttagOgs TesLg4pee Up<In sHd egInys,
tim N sAb1 IsDG. yIzs
Jens OssSB. Lsrs Hanseg. N se,la Springs.
Jaabo: William r. Ranks. NJ gsRef.,st, Is4tg:
Henry s4sefs, N fsisckf,yt. i1sivy.
JAO, q. EEDYa, Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
ssttee for i'Bi,iIeatien.
[L,esrl -. gInaI pn.,f.l
raIi.s sta,e. I4as Once

United Hfa,os land once ;
Biaesff<jt. HAHN. fept. n, n. IN
boftcs Z Bersty NYeH hat JvstiB r. Grb,
y'r, ~ Tiiaen. bingham CODnty, I12l,g. has
nlsd tpfics ~ jS,sDsbDD - msks proDf On bis
i,eseTt Land Claim M. i7l5 Tor the hEIt NV.
~. %. TIP. 8 s.K ~ ~. Lefofs the Register
snd kecsiyeT ~ BIaokffyt. IdsIIo. On satug.
dsy. tho tzth dzy ~ November. Is11.
Iie names the following witnesses ~ prove
The cOt1DIsts irrigation and reclamation ~
saId Iand;
1Osegb .. DDYer. Itselia Grower. william
y, CDyer, faTab &, Grover, all ~ TIldsn
IdahD.
JsO. 81. BROwa, negIstsr.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13

CbambcrIain's Collie, Cholera and Di.
arrbea Kennedy always affords prompt
relief For sale by Ben ~, Fcrnish.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
s9ifee ser Fertilization.
lDeart L9n6 FInzg PflSss.
r-.Sse,s gs0ses fss,1 SSe,ro

Hated Fsases I4ste Ossre.t
E5SekS1lyt. fssEge ~ IN, IN
Slf5cs y bsrelJg g.Tea -. N4ry Y Egsr,
~ GssssteFfel6, EasssCgk GOv0ty, isSfsy. ass
6Ie,g s0d<5e ~ Bnteats1a ~ aaSke DssJsD1 Ass
JIesertg1ea1 Glzl1s ~. IN. sDF ~ ~ M.
~. II aaG ~ r9ss, see y. YsDs III. X =
r.. bes0re ne I<s<ister asS Eegesyesas Eiaest,
TAX. ISzsso, ~ N1ssiay. tfse ri III n ~
eeEa5ysg. l1Ss
s5s Names sfse fosi1piag FitHe~se, ~ DSS,ge
tie eozaDiess lgTxzttDa IN Fse.angaf5pN ~
s&N lASsIs
A4l,IDh E0zers. Hoseg fgfy. William y, Hiz.
zinsosl. AarDs NDlr. ~ ~ CisesseFgesG. Isass0.
II1BEsZO x, THOMAS, EezTscer.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
COO<I Pasture.

Parties wanting IOod pasture for
stOck should apply 10 the Dn5ersigDed
IL hix ranch near EIackfoOt.
JONI GRAY.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
sEw TugcCGE PAssEsGEE soUTE
Frsm eslsrsas. rtsh asd cai5ssrsia-

Frsm Gslsrsse. Etzh zn6 Gai5ssrsis-
TIE ciiezg0 Tlrss- Herzls y ASgss.
18th ~. ;hst % 5eYsenfssr i2sh tbe
neE passenger trS.sle sliianee tssfwseo
the CbiezZo. Milwaukee Z - Pal ~
AID t5e Csfezgo, Ea<k IslzSe 4 Pzei2e
Ky goee Esbo egee.. ara ~ tbss dste
the Hrst pzlaee slesrSSG e-r I'll 1eaye
Denver so- CaSeSgo. TIE Ill - ~
t2ebes ID tsse regular night train ~
OMAHA. and Eill " delivered af tslat
p9lns ~ the chicago. SsiiES1<es q -.
Pal Fg'v. On OesoDer ~, tosrisi
ear fDgte OTer tie 71stbs-n PzcSAg-
Is10 Giraffe WesterD. Col0raS0 Nj.
lara. ChpSg0. goe< Ee.z1d b Petit
| zad Cniezg0. milwaukee Il - Pau
ft'ys sili ~ isegx9sztt5a, T0lrlst e4r'
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Fraaelse0 AID Pitssfsg2 giz C6Iszo
4 tczayirg 5sn Fr2seiss0 eTerg SATURDAY,
morning. Thee fzriiitfes viii fsrD3ss
1rst-e1aes zDd t01ris. ssrTice ~ YER
5sl,llsr combination u rostes tvr ~
ssngess from Gziif3r1iz, Et2a ard ~.
crz10 70 Cf1iezzD ard ~ p0iof< ~
tberesf. FOR farther psTtie1 .zrs. tin
| table fJ.Gers. rstss n fzre ese.. eall n
the Heazest eoepos tieIst aEest. ~ ~
dre.e Alex siltessell Commercial Agent
Chiezg0. Milwaukee Il " Pal II
1 salt Like GltT. C,asg.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13

Geeley's perfumes are the best. They
ean be found At the Fernisa drug store.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13

Fox SALE---S0 acres " land with 10
inches ~ mater. Near TOM. a bar
gain. Apply At GgwS OFFICE
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13
800. ss.srs Lane Ls. Tsme Card.

f,,auos. S5.srf Lane ElB. 1assae Card
sgyTH BggND
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1gsff "a E.xlyrssss. AZ. = u.
- L>z7al Ereighs. e---,' > o.
= TarvNsh fneishz. $50, = "a
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13

letter, ssIf-HheaIB and bf:5e
The intense itching and sn1affing ia
dent 10 these diseases Is instantly M~Jl
by applying Chambsrlsins Els 20
Skin Ointment. Many very pea ID
haye been permanently cured " ~ ii
IL equally efficient for itching W.
q favOrits remedy for sore n,Pkna
chspped hands, chilblains,. fFoss -.
and chr1 VIC sore eyes. % cts' p''
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DR.. Cady's Condition Pswost IA
condition. Tonic, blood purihs,s a II
yermIfuge. They are NOT ~. ri .
medicine and the best in use ~
horse In prime condition. f
cents per package.
For Sale by Ben II. Fernish' prpss
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-10
THIRD STREET NOW.
Tho Merchants Will Celebrate The
Victory This Evening.

Tho Merchants Will Celebrate Their
Victory This Evening.
The executive committee of the Third
street Improvement Club-B. Katchinski,
B. Jacobs, c. Attell. ]. Lemlie. R. B. Cole,
A. Becker ana ]. s. ElIiott-held meet
ing at Beckers Hall, IA Third street, Mon
day night, and reported that the final ar
rangements had been completed for the
celebration this evening.
This event is looked to as of great i'm.
portance to not only tho men doing
business on this streer, but also to the
property-ow owners and residents, the form er
particularly. as they literally subscribed
not only to the light fund. but also to the
celebration.
There will be music, bonfires and dis
play of calcium lights along the street
from Market to Harrison.
The fronts OF the stores and dwellings
will be adorned with red, white and blue
bunting. Japanese lanterns and other at
tractive signs. all intended to ofmpress upon
the people that Third street is ''in it to
stay" and to compete with all others for
its share of business.
After the close of the street celebration
the executive committee will entertain
their many friends in Beckers Hall,
where congratulations will be exchanged
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-10

the Legislature to give to university mill
tary ca0ets the same privileges and I'M
munities accorded members OF the
National Guard has passed its second
reading in the Senate.
Regent John E. Budc, seconded by Re.
gent Houghton, recommended the APP
pointment as military instructor at Berke-
ley of Lieutenant Sydney Cloman, but it
was decided to make special investiga-
tion of the records of all the candidates
for the vacancy. Regent Budd also gave
notice that al the next meeting OF the
Board of Regents he will move to re-
scind the choice of the board of San Fran
cisco as the site for the Wilmerdlng
School because no site has been offered
by this City. To this suggestion Judge
Wallace took exception and declared that
he had voted for San Franclsto because
the evidence of witnesses had proved that
here the donor intended the school should
be.
A letter was Immediately read from the
Merchants Association asking 1or con-
ference with a committee from the Re-
gents on the matter of having site Oh
fered for the Wilmerding School.
1t was decided to fix the salary OF the
secretary OF the Board of Regents at $ZZo
a month, with the understanding that as
N the case of the late Secretary Bonte,
who finally received $275 month, 1T be
increased as reward Ior efficiency. The
Office is now vacant.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-10
OURRANT 7 SHUDDEREO NOT
A Pleasant Visit From the Two
Sea Captains Who Know
Butler Best.
Captain Fraser of the Swanhilda and
Captain Petrie of the Olivebank
Cordially Received.

Durrant had delightful and romantic
little chat at his cell wicket yesterday aft
ernoon with Captain Fraser, who brought
Butler hither on the Swanhilda, and with
Captain Petrie, who had an experience
with Butler when he was Richard Ashe
on the ship Olivebank.
The two curious sea captains seemed
thus to establish an appropriate though
distant connection between two of the
most famous shedders of human blood
tina. the age has produced.
Durrant did not do the proper thing
when he was suddenly and Unexpectedly
introduced to Captain Fraser of the Swan
hilda. He should at least have paled
visibly or grown sullen at thus fronting
the wild story of Buffers crime, but be
didn't. He was pleasant as you please
and seemed to enjoy the visit that was
prompted by the antipodean crimes of
another arch-murderer.
Captain Fraser and Captain Petrie knew
well, of course, the story of Durrant,
though they GAINED it thousands of miles
away, and the deep interest they had
acquired in Butler through their personal
relations with him aroused a correspond
ing interest in seeing Durrant. Their
friend John Mccarthy, the wholesale cof-
fee merchant, arranged to satisfy their
curiosity and piloted them 10 the Jail,
where they were courteously shown to
Durrant's cell.
II would have known you by your
picture in the papers," said Durrant, with
ready ana self-possessed smile. and tho
gentlemanly Captain Fraser told Durrant
that he looked just as he did in the
papers.
Tnis brought up the fruitful topic of the
press and its liberties, and this was the
main topic of conversation with Captain
Fraser that ensueo, though there was
nothing further that was complimentary
said. Durrant naturally has strong con-
victions about newspapers, and he ex-
| pressed them.
The visitors did not introduce the SUBJ
ject of Butler except in a very incidental
way and Durrant did not intrude it. The
sea captains who had studied Butler we'll
studied Durrant's lineaments and didn't
| find anything fiendish there. The brief
comm onp place conversation was followed
by cordial "good-day."
Captain Fraser will sail in about three
| weeks, and when he and Captain Petrie
strike Australia again they will tell of
their visit to Durrant and thereby become
| much more interesting than mariners
who never knew but one great murderer.
But Butler is nothing to Theodore
Durrant, for man who would Kill
for a few bank notes is perhaps as str range
a creature 10 him as to others, and Butler
is not curious about Theodore, as far as
any body knows.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-10

longs had been travelled he won very
cleverly by a couple of lengths in l:3oA.
The good thing" was beaten out hall
length for the place by Tulare. ridden py
Jones.
As on the preceding day Green Morris
furnished another warm favorite for the
final race on the card, six-furlong sprint.
in Sallie Clicquot, which was extensively
supported at the short price OF q TO O.
The wise ones fancied Mainstay with 1ol
pounds up, and he carried deal OF coin
as good as to l against the big chestnut.
To Peixotto can perhaps. be attributed the
downfall of the favorite. The pair raced
at merry clip to the stretch, where zig
gott sent Mainstay along and, soon taking
the lead, passed the judges couple OF
got up with Senator Grady nearing the
wire, and secured the short end OF the
purse.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-10
CONVICTED OF VAGRANOY.

Zenas T. Jamison, a Bartender, Will
Likely Get Six Months.
Zsnas T. Jamison, bartender, was con-
victed by Judge Campbell yesterday on
the charge of vagrancy and will be sen.
fenced this morning.
Jamlson was arrested by Policeman w.
Coleman last Sunday in the Bank Ex-
change Saloon. 143 Taylor street. Amelia
Gabriel, girl Is years of age was with
him aud she was under the influence oi
liquor. Amelia and her elder sister had
been rooming in the Denver House. %
Turk street, where Jamison met her. They
are daughters of respectable parents llv-
ing on Jones street. Amelia was sent to
the Magdalen Asylum.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-10
POOLROOMS MUST GO.

The Supreme Court Sustains Judge Wal
lace and Establishes the Validity
of the New Ordinance.
The proprietors of poolrooms seem to
have met their Waterloo.
Yesterday the Supreme Court refused to
grant the release of John Glynn, under
sentence of paying $100 fine or spending
as many days in jail for running pool
room at Mission and Fifth streets. The
case came up on the action OF Judge Wal
lace in overruling an appeal made from
Judgment of Police Judge Campbell.
In order 20 bring the matter before the
Supreme Court Glynn's attorney applied
for a writ of habeas corpus.
1t was denied. Exit the attorney, who
lost no time IN Fastening to the City Hall
and having his clients fine paid.
This action of The Supreme Court, being
final, settles the mooted question as to
the authority of the Board OF Supervisors
to pass police regulations.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-10
A Young Girl Drum X ard.

Some time ago the father of Leonie Dorolles
who was proprietor OF the Model Laundry, met
with reverses which caused his death, owing
to the mental strain. The girl has since lived
with her mother al 33 Chenery street, and has
acquired an appetite for strong drink, which
her mother has tried in vain to restrain She
has kept the company of evil companions, and
in order to crafty her thirst for intoxicants
has resoried. it is charged, ON several occa-
sions to theft. The patience of the mother at
last was exhausted, and now Secretary Kane
of the Society for the Prevention OF Vice is try
ing to have the girl committed to the Magda-
len Asylum.