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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-04
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

First race-The Dipper, Watomba,
George Lee.
Second race-Parthemax, Horatio,
Imp. Trance.
Third race-Zamar II, Scotch Rose,
George Rose.
Fourth race-Our Climate, Silverado,
Mestor.
Fifth race-senator Bland, Imp. Trip
ping, Wheel of Fortune.
Sixth race-Bliss Rucker, Libertine,
Ostler Joe.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

GO MISSION 10 ISRAEL-THE REV. O.
ss~S c. ilIeT Will lecture to Jews and Christians
on Tuesday next In Cam brian J. all, 1873 Mission
s., bet. seven ard Eighi b. at 7:45 2. N. Weekly
lectures are delivered by cersymen Of various de
nominations and others. The public cordially In
vice.
R[S57 DIVINE SERVICES AT TEMPT
NO. Emanuel commence al o'clock. Begin
ming with this evening, Rev. Dr. Noorssnger will
present course of fouc lectures on social topics
connected with the professional life OF A inericA
FirSt subject The OveTcrowding OF the FRO
iessions AID he Danger There from 10 Society 4"
he Ln0Iio are c9rilAlly inviL ed 70 at-end.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LICK HOUSE.

LICK HOUSE
r Runyon Courtlsnd HIN Forester 6w SnJose
w 9 Ross, y MrsRH oieubscS - Louis
MissHollenbeck, stLouis W q " heeIock Jr. Chicago
D Rubb, santa cruz II Wendte Iivermore
JCunnnCham, Livermor NJ Grant & W Cal
+ Gilbert, san Jose Archer, Sa1 Jose
& w Moore, Fresno ConEors, occidental
I q ates, Los Angeles ID Wooden san Jose
Mrs NJ De Fores Gala b Cosgr0ve. Cal
WHMcMinH, Ms >nJose FLevy&f alfmoon Bay
MrssE Lake, Congre sSop B ClorheTs Memo PARK
duncan, OrovIle a Hall san Jose
L II Dyer. Val Ell Mrs tansfeld, NevadaCy
rsJIRobbIns, NevAdaCI f King d ". MERGED
Reunie, Natoma TGearhart&w, FL Dorado
Peake, WILLOWS Macmonagel. Jat
X . GTihan. Gal Cunningham. Cal
Concannon, Livermore FA FGrnham, Brown Val
Frame, san Jose II Morreli, Wrights
6 L Moore, Fresno l. Barney .Gw II Anford
keltner Nisal:a q Buck, stockton
A X Greene, " as Ifngton Ca,walader3 ", RedBln
NJ Fried berger, Stockton half v, Jimtown
" oates. stockton r 9 COT ON. Tuare
{ Beach, san Jose HFairba nksIs W, Petalum
& II Golden, New 4 + y. acroe, Tacoma
Dr. a NJ Gardner Napa W Green. preston
A Stale, Mahshe'd " WHmsns sonora
BALDWIN HOTEL
Fay d f. Name aren't Aren't
Mrs NJ Partridge oak w > Jackson Los Ang
g Z Palmer. Berkeley job & W, s Mateo
II L LChrs San Mateo Morse Portland
J W Boy.e, a aska w Gates Alaska
q II Ather. on, Boston A J ebeau Boston
Hastings, oston Stahl, Boston
Lowell. hcs,on w khines, Boston
Burkett, Boston J Col ms. Rouon
A Smith, Boston w Dah.en, Bostou
II Barnie, Boston l. wilson, Detr roll
NJ lis. San rafael : Bettins Byron Hot sp
MRS SchOss, Stockton Schwartz, Ohio
w Ja~k q ", LhIo g Gutman, Pa
A Z Is air Los An eies W Briggs y
I r BE tttyi Ind. W ThurnIertSw, Chica
\ Wines, SANTA Barbara A II atte. d, Chicago
I A Frank, sit La Ne CITY { Boy. G, Alaska
PLACE HOTEL.
g r Goodman, Napa Mrs q r Goodman Mana
Neville, james own " Hunter,
IL hosengarten, Ca Miss Mitcne !, hlcAgo
Mrs Wilson, Chicago L K C.. ow Chicago
Mrs h Drury, ST Louis W Drury. Y
u Dewey, VI Rrumey.
"a Ca-dwet, ID y CaTithers, ~acto
DR. w Taylor. Cal W D Tobey , arson
Adams, Chicago Mr. w Adams, Chicago
L J Field. Grey 3 W Wells Jr. L > y
J q DArden, y SwitZer stanford
A de Haven, Chicago r r Sweeney, cattle
+ Barney, Amador o NJ Tupper, oakland
II Seely, Des MOtues A MJrdecUi, Stanford
Mrs o II upper, Oaxlnd Mrs II SeAly, Des Moines
J r. NH Elm, stanford q Cooper, Belmont
Mrs Buckingham, Cal
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
Fagen, Rio Vista Baker, Va leio
j Jone', salinas Z colt, SANTA Clara
ID Holl day d W. " broA u, Newark
jacobson, StOc- ton r SandersOn, Reno
J 4 Donald on, Mr. svtle VI Powers, Suisun
p Christensen, Vallejo NJ Erickson Walnt Crk
70 ey, Modesto & Morgan, ali stoga
II Houston. Pasadena NJ d Caro- ], cacto
o Phillips Moatreal II Anderson Portland
J VI B-use, San Diego h Hu.ter Wyominy
. II RON, Winn=mucca
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MEETING NOTICES.

MEETING NOTICES.
gEs' OCCIDENTAL LODGE NO %, r
es~S aud a. M.-Caued meeting This "a
SATURDAY EVENING at 30 O'Clock. x y
second degree. By order Of the ". NJ wv
EDWARD :. DELGER. Secretary.
IL OFFICERS AND MEMBERS IF n
H. Dorc Lodge y o. 2l6. F. and A VI. "a
are hereby notified 10 a semble At the lodge x z
D Dom = DAY, December at 1880 P. NJ, W.
tor the purpose Of conducting the funeral of our
late brother, Past Master LOkENZ NlCnEL
By order of the w Nj.
]. r. GOLDSMITH Secretary
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az, ora.. "a -, D. D. oCONILLE, Secretary

NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS AND RITIID
- eIs-Bids Will be rece we'd up to DkCENiREff,
~ los ~ ior 2-story brick building to be buIIt
to W i" "a "a 70 FOR plans and specifications Apply
- - Nh ODE~, Architects Palo Alto Adj
MISS MISS AL all Dds TO AZ $ zkEIEk, care Of j.
1nF n N i falo Alto All bidders must send Ger
i cn.cAs 10 the amount of 10 par cent of their
or Is, nids owner reserves the right to reject any
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RUSS HOUS :.

J Williams, Ny Miss g Tobet. y Y
] X kennedy, IS i " aymouth, Los A
J A Watts, Los Angeles y Whaen. P.easanton
J r Gregory, NJ D. Heslbg Hull Healdsburg
Hulsd ri. Healdsburg A Mol enhauer, Everett
II Hoffman Thomas, Sacto
J & Powers Seattle n farnham. Trinity Co
w tourney. Trinity Co Miss Hamilton, shasta
W MEG hI,o Il II shields, Livingston
Powell, san Quentin Van Dye COvelo
G Geist, Cove!o r q Carter, SouiX Falls
y q Movers Alaska G GoodkiuD & ", Tex
Mrs q Bun e.. Boinas Miss " s, BounRs
w scout. Ukiah l. Harley. Bate
II Lozensky, Butte J Z Dolan. Sacto
] W Furchim Round Val J q Burchiu. Kound Val
Mrs Burchim, Round Val " G Stumpt & W. Bodega
Mrs McOarthy. BGdegaC CToniSe. l. Angeles
Miss Suliva.. Cal W Cogge hall. ToBeka
Mrs W Clark. Los hng J. ] Gleason. Hollister
d W Woodbridge. Dixon " Hartford. Woodland
ii ] umnei dSw, WILLOWS NJ Clark Sacto
Hannah d. ", Willows a NJ lark, Sacto
q Reliord &w, Chicago Mrs A York, Sacto
Guild, Orovil,e Corey. Los Ang
Curtis & W. Los Ang ] Pierson & W. Suis1n
} L Curt Jr Angels CD + Huat. Boston
Smith, Fairfax W tombstone, Oakland
y sweeney Toledo w colt, south Union
r Moan HeaIdsb burg A ] smith Lo. Any
a Scott, U~iah Caffrey, Jamestown
o BJois Ukiah PSHndersdtw, Cont osca
b hOmas, sacto J Curtis, ngels Camp
GRAND HOTEL.
NJ Ranger G w Iowle, Towle
W Mcke ma, Boston W iowrey, & WI, Cal
i X Fai IN sta tosa Rummel sburg, Winters
Tugs stanford W Reed. Niles
W a Chapman, Cal NJ Lacey, - AFFORD
J N Re K, = r Drum, Chicago
DR. { caves, Cal Il : Lenharl. Oitawa,O
= " Ha1cock, Wis Edwards Eldrdge
X & Johns On, san Jose G J Smit h, QaartZ
= Belcher q WI, Oakld shlp.ey & WI, Oakland
I II 1ayior. Bsnlcia j Hoyt Benica
} r Ward Mod este L NJ Jackson san Diego
MISS K Johnson, Cal A Lewis & wi, y Rafael
BdTkhaltsr. Bakrsfld l. A Ballet Cal
tassedy, W oodland G IL Adams Nacaville
Il Kent, sonora T o. brieu, Cal
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PROPOSA AIS.


RIDS WANTED - NOTICE is HEREpv
~ gwen that sealed proposals viii be received nv
Tue o0aid or directors OF he Veterans Home Az
soela'lol, al lis office. room IS, $40 Sansom.
sIeet, an francisco, Cal, up TO 10 O'Clock A NJ
saturday December Is. 1897, and onened i'm M
Giauey hereafter In The presence of bidders r
furnishing and delivering quart ermaster and Con-,
mlssary suppliss for the We cram, Hone S IN
Iount!, cat. Tor the six months commencipg
January ], 1888, and ending June 80 ISos
Scnedues with information and instructions -
SUBMITTING blds Will be furnished u on apnltca
ton oy the undersigned Bidders will carefnfi,P 80
low Tn conditions of the schedules ana no bid VII
shsI unless IL Is in accordance with such
eeneuule Eacn bidder must accompany his ,,id
with certified check upon some welI-kn own a,
responsible banking house for at least 10 nar c,
OF the amount OF las bid, payable 10 Iobp ~ I'm
Iief, treasurer, conditioned that the oidder viii
e..er lnto GOOD ID valid contract upon no. GO
Oh acceptance, as required by law The board re
serves me right 10 reject any or all bid : and RI
specified. 'i 'He amount
Address j. SCOVILLE, Secretarv vatarans,
II ONE Association room 81 so sanso,,e st ans
San Francisco, Cal. S'ieeI
p.,. j. J. SCOVILLE, Secretary
by order OF the Board of Directors
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

- ANNUAL MEETING-THE REGULAR
e~S annual meeting of the stot holders OF the
Mutual 4 ectric Light company Will be held at the
Office OF the company. Oh Howard St, san Fran
cisco. on MONDAY. the six II day of De- EN- Der.
1897, ri the hour OF 10 30 O'clock A. NJ, for IN.
purpose OF electing Board of Directors TO serve
for the ensuing ear ana the transaction Of such
other business as may come before the meeting
JAMES FISHER, Secretary
- SONIC HALL ASSOCIATlON-
fs~S tockbolders' meeting Notice is hereby
gwen that the annual meeting of he no ders
OF the Masonic Hall Association OF the city of San
Francisco, for The election OF nine trustees and
treasurer will be he'd in he Masonic Ten pie, in
the CITY IF san Francisco, on MONDAY. the 9th
day OF Dece her, 1897 Polls will be open from
i NJ uniii P. NJ GEO. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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LoDGrNG-HoUsEs FOR SALE

NIIF pIOF IIy, TauCntS ana buSineSS places Tor
SAFE AMI exchange II. c DkCKER 1920 Market.
G17S BEST BARGAIN IN CITY: BAY
ID -. window house II rooms, clearing $40
monthly: other bargains HEALI & CO., 9l7 Mkt
CPECIAL-MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF
~ sickness; % rooms; Post net in come 81 so:
price S275O Adams Advertising Agency, 7241a
Market ST.
A DAMS ADVERTISING AGENCY 72411
y Market st DO you want a centrally located
lodging house If so come and inspect our list
COCO 40-ROOM LODGING HOUSE lat
VOOO. Thru 81. alameda II ouse).
n EWLY FURNISHED LODGING-HOUSE; l6
~ rooms all occupied: cheap rent. 246 Fourth.
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O.10L BRANCH BAKERY. CANDY, III
n = y. ceres, cigars, etc, corner in.Oakiand;
nice living rooms raut only $lZ; worth double
NJ. LESS, 765 Market st.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

| < NOTION AND FANCY-GOODS SALES
~ ladies; cloak model; check Clerk: bazaar sales
| ladies; office CLERKS: So. Ladies kxchange. 3I3
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Wnner E. Mc7weeneys by . Cal.line rme 2sIl
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@. ono RESTAUR Ant; EST ABLISHED
tNOOO. great many years; rec eipts are SI2OO
per month; 10 rooms. furniture included; very
cheap rent; this place Is well worth 81 500 10 any
one " LESS, 765 Market st.
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BUsINEss CHANCES.

no-o tTD kSTABLI>HED AND BEST
SOU. having route IN the city, with team;
Guaranteed 10 clear $500 monthly; NeeA 'ii@i
gwen Particulars Wiki, IS3 Market St
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WANrED-A POSITION AS COLLECTOR
w for large firm by man of Large business
experience: CO. habits and good address refer
ences- address s. F box 50, Call.
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0.rOu OLD ESTA BLlSHED UIC LII !, ~ q,
u lUU. shop, Western Addition: osst cas- d
Cattle per week; rent $35. Gail WILhE' 100
Market
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('OOk FOR A FAMILY on RANCH S25
" and fare advanced; cook for a Iunchhouse
near city, $50 and room. C. r HANSEN & Co,
10 Geary st.
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~ ERMAN WA Ms PO>iTIUN AS GARDEN
VI er and florist; 90 years experience. -, box
2, Cal
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-OO SALOON, WITH CLUBROoMS'
- OUU. open day and night. with low rent
on Sutter St IA money maker; i'm ortant business
compeIs owner TO sell. Particulars WILhE, 1913
Market St
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Japan SE HOC>E-CLEANtR WANTS JOB
- to wash windows. sweep rooms. ETC., by The
day or nor. Address GEO. KOELA 5U2 Leav-
enworth
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THE REPORT An ERROR.


Cotton Bet MIA Not Make n Reduce
ton In Cotton Rntc Ia the North.
General Traffic Manager Dodge of ST.
Louis, General Freight Agent Barnhart oil
Tyler and u. T. Hall. secretary to general
traffic manager. OF the st. Louis and
Southwestern. spent yesterday In Houston
visiting their connecting lines and dis
GUESSING railroad situations in general.
While In the city Mr.. Dodge took occa.
sion TO deny most emphatically that the
Cotton Belt had reduced the rate on export
cotton to Boston and New York from 81 .0a
to the former point and IS cents to the
latter.
Mr.. Dodge and Mr.. Barnhart both said
they had no idea how the story started, and
that the first intimation they had was
through the st. Louis papers. or all tho
lines belonging to the Southwestern Traf-
fic association the Cotton Belt had fought
shy Of the existing ocean rate trouble. and
proposed to do so In the future. They had
visited Galveston. but could not give new
information about the rate war.
The trip to Texas is one OF a business
nature. which Is taken each cotton season
for the purpose of comforting In a manner
other than BY mail with their agents and
connecting lines. The gentlemen left last
night for Tyler, from where they will make
trip over the entire limo Of the Cotton
Belt road
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC INSISTS.
Demanding Full Proportion Of the
Rates to California.

Chicago. September 1.-The Southern
Pacific has announced that it will not be
a party to the reduced rates to San Fran
cisco on account Of the meeting of the
letter carriers and that it will insist upon
its full proportion OF the rates west Of
the Missouri river.
The lines Of the Western Passenger as
socation which have made low rates for
the meeting are now in rather an I'M
pleasant situation as they will be com
pelled To stand all of the reduction and
they can hardly do this and carry the
business at a profit
The lines of the Western Passenger as
ISOLATION have finally given up all idea
of trying to get the outside roads irto
the organization. That was practically
settled at Yesterdays meeting. but the as
ISOLATION roads informed the outside lines
today that they would trouble them no
longer and that they would be careful to
sec that all rates Were maintained and
upon the first symptom Of decentralization
they will see that the outside lines are
given prompt notice. They also request
the outside roads 10 cooperate with them
in the maintenance OF rates.
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Asked 10 He Present.

Requests for general passenger agents OF
the Southwestern lines have been received
in Houston In line with what was printed
in The Post several days ago. for them to
be present at a meeting of the old South
western Passenger association at St.
Louis, September s. Mr.. Kent, at the
head of the movement will be in Houston
today to confer with the passenger agents
in person, and If possiblesobtain sugges-
lions calculated to bring about recon
citation of the general managers. some OF
whom oppose the proposed rules and regu-
lations OF tho new agreement. AS near a.
can be learned all the general passenger
agents will meet with Mr.. Kent in ST.
Louis upon the date suggested.
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No NEWS FROM THEM.
Apprehension Felt for Those Chasing
the NooushiaerS
THE GOVERNMENT IS NOW AROUSED
Ana Departments 0faciais VIII AK
COnwr-ss to give Assistance TO
stamp Out Illicit Disstllcrics.

Little Rock Ark. September t.--Mueh
aupnhcnsion is felt here for the safety OF
the men who have gone into tho mountains
OF Ponc and Seawy county to run down
the mcpnshiners who murdered a party Of
revenue officers Sunday. Nothing has
been heard direct from any Of the posses
since they entered the mountain district
and their friends fear that they have been
murdered by the desperadoes.
A special to the Democrat from WASH
ington says: The department OF justice is
giving much attention to the situation In
Searcy county. General Agent Frank
Strong OF the department, up to late
hour this afternoon. had received no In
tcllgence OF the apprehension or arrest
Of any persons snpposod to be implicated
in the recent murder OF Captain Taylor
and his posse by moonshiners. The as
sassination In Arkansas has aroused both
tho treasury department and the depart
mcnt Of Justice to the necessity Of pro-
viding measures for the protection OF the
revenue and judicial officers OF the gov
eminent within the States where the moon
sinners have recently become dangerous
aud are menace 10 the officers OF the
government. The attorney general will
recommend TO congress at the forthcom-
Ing session that measures be taken for
the stamping out OF the evil OF Illicit
distillinc which has extended beyond the
control OF the agents Of the government
In the moonshine counties OF Arkansas,
Tennessee and Missixsinni and will rac-
ommend that more liberal appropriations
be made TO provide means for the appre-
hension and punishment OF the dcspora-
does In these regions who defy and MUIR
der the agents OF the government.
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QUARANTINE MATTER.
DIR. MAGRUDER MAKES ANSWER
TO DIR. swEARINGEN.
Rciterntes statement That Facilities
at the fsrst Texas Port Arc
Not AItoHethcr Perfect.

A,C DIR.
Saoihe Tass' 80 80.
Swearingen In his statement on ms s'ue
VI the quarantine controversy, appearing
In Tha yost ar A,,sust 40 has made some
80, ~ ,,, ,.t,,.
s"'e"e"'s W "iNen - -.
executions. Dr. Swe0ungeh states tnat
n was Or. Magruders verbal order and
mt m, nr,ntea r,,es NJ ,ba serylce that
A., ,...,' .,a'-. ua,,,.a, ~
wy S'"'o uuui"u.''" ''uNe' i''"se" "
recognize. DR.. Mogrudcr says that ne
would be glad TO know specifically TO what
order Or swe,rinrcn roisrs n, claims
,,..,'' -, ~.
'""' WYNN '"sisti's On coinp'f""0o VIZ"
the treasury regulations he has given no
order and has had none to give; nor has
,ha Stat, o,ar,nti,o nro,ar =, ,hts ,or,
,,,,,.,, -, ,, -.
'e'"seu' us i"r us NJ m"sruaor Knows 70
comply with any suggestion he has made
except portion of Article IL OF the
Quarantine Laws and Regulations
which reads as follows:
The supervising surgeon general or the
officer detailed by him as Inspector shall,
~ his discretion visit any incoming ycs-
sci or any vessel detained In quarantine
and all portions Of the quarantine oAtab-
lishment for the above named purpose.
md with a view 10 certifying. II need
be. that the quarantine regulations lave
been or are being enforced"
This is tho regulation exceptionally
clear ana devoid of ambiguity, under
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sCALDED TO DEATH.
Horrible Fate of an Engineer ana
Fireman.

Birmingham. Ala, September Ed.
Searson. engineer. and Emanuel Wilson.
colored fireman on coal train on the Ten.
nessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company
road. operating between Pratt City and
Birmingham. met fearful fate at Pratt
City. They were running an outgoing coal
train. In the outskirts OF the town is a
junction at the foot Of n small grade, where
all trains are required to stop, just be-
fore reaching this point and while brakes
were being applied, the eagine jumped the
track The heavy cars behind 1t crowded
upon 1t, pushing II from the roadhed and
causing II to topple over and down the
embankment- The engineer aud fireman
both went down with 1t. Searson was
caught In the wrecked cab and held fast.
Wilson was caught between the engine and
tender. Both were scalded to death before
they could be released. The accident oc-
CURED in sight of Searson's home, and his
wife Witnessed II from the porch Three
hundred miners on train waiting at the
junction were also witnesses. Many OF
them at once rushed to the scene but
were powsrless to render aid and turned
their heads away In horror Ms the pinioncd
men slowly cooked to death. The dead en-
gineer was 81 years old.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-02
A COLOMBIAN ROAD.
Pee md Gee Officials Get a Conccs-
sion and Send Ont Surveyors.

Pee and Gee Officials Get COnccs-
sion and Send Out Surveyors.
Kansas City, Mo-, September wv Il,
Hanson and John Case. civil engineers OF
the Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf rail-
way. will leave shortly for Bogota, Col
ombia, South America, to make a survey
OF the route Of the proposed railway TO be
built by Kansas City capitalists They are
sent by E l.. Martin, A. W. Stilwcil. Roo
ert Gliham. Robert ]. Trimble aud other
officials OF the pittsburg and Gulf system.
who have secured a concession from Col
ombia, through Jnlnes Edward Buckley,
acting vice consul OF this country ut Bo-
gotta. The engineers expect TO be gone
three months, surveying a route OF 45o
miles u railway from Port Kiiches, 250
miles from the mouth OF the MasiDlenn
river, to Bogota by way OF Bucaraiiango
II they make favorable report 1t Ia the
intention to organize u stock company 70
build the road.
Mr. Buckley. who went to Bo2Ota two
years age to secure the concession. left
Kansas City last night for New York. Iic
will meet Hanson aud Case there aud the
party will leave New York on September
4 for South America. Buckley lives In
Spokane. wash, Only recently he wa,
appointed vice consul by Consul Genera
Schleeper. Tho building OF such line o.
railway will require at least two years
Native labor with American overseers will
be employed. All cars, engines and trair
equipments will come from this country.
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10 INSPECT TIM nAvuU,

senator Minis ana Congressm~n Rall
and Saycrn win Make the Trip.
Congressman Joseph Savers Of Bastrop
arrived ON the Houston and Texas Central
last night and registered at tho Capitol.
He was on his way to velasco to take q
look at the hArbor work that has been
done there. but will delay his trip several
days to accompany Congressman Rail- and
Senator Mills and several OF Houston's cit
liens on a trip down Buffalo bayou. Con-
gressman Ball and Senator Mills will ar
rive from tho West today. but the party
NAV not leave here until tomorrow.
Mr.. Savers was seen ct the hotel by q
reporter for The Post and asked about
politics. The gentleman insisted that his
trip TO Houston was not Of that nature.
and that he was In this part OF the State
TO view matters pertaining 70 his duties
In congress. He is member OF the ap-
propriations committee and Congressman
Ball Is member OF the committee on
rivers and harbors.
During the evening Mr.. Sayers spent a
few hours pieasantly ut the Elks club
with Colonel Thad Holt. Frank Andrews
and others and retired about midnight az
ter having received few callers.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


Temple. Texas. August n R l.. Hol-
lingsworth. a plumber. executed deed
OF trust. naming w. d, Cox trustee. The
instrument covers stock, tools, wagon,
Temple Sewer company stock and III
properly copDeoted with the business In
GLASS A are Wilcox Sims. rent. $40,
and w. Gardephoir wages 1899 30. These
are to be paid IN full. Glass Is provided
for pro rata as follows: First National
bnnk, notes agRregating 1904 rs, Miller,
Hall Il Co.. note for $1Sy. Il. u. XII
patrick. note for s24s 81. J w. Mccain.
noie for sl60. D. 8. Gallagher, note for
1929. Outside indebtedness amounts TO
about s1i00 and assets about $4,000,