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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-05
Tax on Liquor Manufncturers.

Keokuk, Aug. 5.-In the district court
yesterday Judge Bank decided the case
of Leisy Bros. Brewing Company, OF
Peoria, ILL.,, against the treasurer of Lee
county, in which the payment of the
tax for wholesale liquor manufacturers
outside of the state is sought to be
avoided The court does not hold the
mulct law unconstitutional, but that
under 1t, if the Iowa manufacturers of
liquors are not required to pay tax of
license, none can be required of nom
resident manufacturer. The decision
was upon demurrer filed by the coun-
ty treasurer.
Too Early to Predict Fever Outcome.
Washington, Aug. 4.--Regarding the
lprobable duration of fever epidemic at
Hampton DIR. Wyman said:
lit is too early yet to make predic-
lions as to the suppression of the out
break, only four days having elapsed
since the discovery of the fever. The
Ifact that Thomas, the original suspect,
mas gone north takes considerable
weight off our minds as he is now in a
latitude where there is no chance of yell
low fever doing any great damage.
"Our past experience in the south has
tS-uONII, IibNeNe etIldl CHOW ieS'i Sdii
tbe suppressed and confined to the orig-
nal focus of infection when the precau-
ltions are taken early enough in the out
break. This was shown at Brunswick,
Ca, in 1894. 1t was also true at the out
breaks at McHenry. Miss. and Frank
lin, La In the two latter epidemics
there We're other outbreaks in Missis-
sippi and Louisiana about the same
| time but there is good reason to believe
1.-THE infection was carried before the
quarantine was put in force. We believe
that the quarantine precautions as now
enforced in the south are effective.
Where the fever has spread through the
Hines it has been due to tardy informa-
ton. This shows the necessity of
prompt reports in all suspicious cases. "
/ 1t was finally decided yesterday after
noon that the garrison at Fort Monroe
should be taken away on the govern
ment transport Mcclellan, which will
arrive at the fort today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-05
BISHOPS WRITE TO POPE.

CELIA PARKER MooLLEY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-05
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADyERTIs EMEsTs under the heading
Wanted" For Sale. ITO Rent. ITO Ext
change" ITO Trade" Lost" or Found
inserted in this column ONE CENT A WORD
tor each insertion. payable invariably in
advance. No advertisement inserted Tor
ess than 15cents.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
ELECT HORACE DAVIS.

Il ELECT Horace Davis. Let US begin the new
| era in San Francisco under the administration
Il OF Mayor OF whom any community might be
proud-a seli-rnade man whose services have been
distinguished both in public and in private business
and whose record in every line is one OF fidelity
sagacity and honor
What Republican can vote against the man who in
this contest stands for Republcanism and all that it
implies OF national, State and municipal progress
and prosperity? What reason can any Republican
give for voting for Democratic victory in this CITY
in this emergency? Measured by any and every stand
ard Horace Davis IS superior to his opponent He
stands for better policies OF action, is associated and
affiliated more closely with the business and industrial
elements OF the community has had wider experience
in affairs has evinced more executive ability in the
management OF business, and has given fuller proof
OF public spirit and devotion TO the welfare OF every
interest OF the community.
Why should any workingnan OF San Francisco
vote against one OF the largest employers OF labo..
one who has been among the foremost to build up th
industries OF the State and furnish work and wages
for the people' Why should any man in the ranks
OF white labor vote against the champion OF white
labor in the long battle to prevent unrestricted Chi
nese immigration
For the sake OF the white workers OF California
and for the welfare OF the whole Pacific Coast Mr..
Davis when in Congress fought the fight OF white
labor against the Chinese nor ever altered in it. not
whstanding the fact that il him the entire trade
he had for seventeen years been building up in the
Orient Such man merits the vote OF the working
men OF the city. and should receive it
Why should any who desires the continuance
OF prosperity vote against the candidate who in this
contest represents the party OF sound money and OF
prosperity? Next year the Byanites will renew their
attacks upon the financial system OF the nation I,
will be vast help to them if at that time they have
control OF the city government OF San Francisco with
Democratic Mayor in control OF the vast patronage
which placed in the hands OF that officer by the new
charter Can the taxpayers the property-owners the
thrifty workngmen Of the city see any benefit 10 be
gained by giving the Bryanes that advantage for the
campaign that is TO come?
Questions OF that kind carry their answers with
them There is everything to be gained for the cause
OF sound finance and national prosperity, for the
welfare OF the municipality, for the benefit OF tax
payers and OF workingnen by the success OF the Re
publican ticket. Let US begin the new era right.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

orousy supports bond issue, the proceeds OF which,
it is thought, will relieve the school fund as to
obviate the necessity OF reducing salaries.
But reasons OF this knd-even the pressing efner-
gency OF perpetuatng Mr. Phelan's bossism in this
city-should not govern in matter OF such grave
Importance The paramount consideration OF issu-
ing valid bonds-bonds which will command ready
sale and bring substantial premiun1-should out
weigh all other considerations for it be patent
to everybody that an issue OF invalid bonds is a
municipal absurdity.
The election proposed for the latter part of De-
cenlber at which, under resolution OF the Board OF
Supervisors, the people will be asked to pass upon the
question OF issuing SI,3oo,ooo in school bonds, is
authorized by general law called the municipal inn
provement act" passed in 1880 and amended in 1893.
When the charter goes into effect on January I
next this statute will no longer apply to San Fran
CISCO because issuing bonds is municipal affair
within the meaning OF the constitutional amendment
OF 1890 In the charter the other day the Su-
preme Court decided that where provision is made in
municipal charter for municipal affair." general
law upon the same subject no longer applies.
Alter January beyond question the Supervisors
will not possess authority to issue bonds under this
statute. The question is, therefore, What effect had
the constitutional amendment of 1906 upon the "mu-
nicpal Improvement act? Did it repeal the statute?
Or what is quite as interesting Will the going into
effect OF the charter on January nvadate bonds
issued under the act?
The new charter provides method OF issuing
bonds for school purposes entirely different from
that found in the municipal Improvement act" 1t
limits the yearly amount be expended for all school
purposes to $32 so per pupil in attendance during the
preceding fiscal year. Does this forbid the issu-
ance OF bonds for the construction, reconstruction
and repair OF schoohouses? 1t tends in that direction
for in another OF the charter provision is made
for an extra levy for school purposes in OF
calamity or for bond issue when it becomes neces-
sary to construct public building
But whatever judgment the lay mind may form by
attempting to reconcile these contradictions one
thing is quite apparent. The proposed school bonds
should not be left to promote the political aspirations
OF Mayor Phelan nor become the sport OF his pot-
cal necessities Before election is called the sub
ec in all its phases should be referred competent
legal counsel and mapped which will not
result in incurring the expense OF invalid bond
issue. The Mayors demagogy may with great pro-
priety be confined to less important matters.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

DR.. o. D. Norton, Z. s. N, is among
the recent arrivals at the Palace
Hervey Lindley, a wealthy lumberman
OF Klamathon, is q guest at the Palace.
c. Hampton, prominent business man
OF Marysv1lle, is guest al the Occidental
G. J. Neis, a leading business man Of
Selma, IS at the Lick on a short visit TO
the city.
w. s. Curlen, wealthy naine-owner Of
Bluxburg, is an arrival of yesterday at
the Russ.
George f. Milliken. a prominent mining
expert of New York, is registered at the
Palace. He Is accompanied by his wife.
Ex-Congressman T. J. Geary has come
down from his home in Santa Rosa and
IS registered for short stay at the Lick
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Crane have run up TO
the city for a short visit from their home
In Santa Cruz, and are staying at the Pal
ace.
Major Claude Cane. a British army off,
Ger travelling on leave. is at the Palace,
where he registered last evening from Ire
land.
Fred H. Dakin OF the Uncle Sam mines
In Shasta County is at the Occidental.
He has entirely recovered from the seri-
Gus accident he met with some time ago
and which resulted in injury to his hip
Mr. and Mrs Frank Y. Lee are regis
tered at the California. Mr.. Lee is a
prominent and popular young electrical
engineer of this city and graduate OF
Stanford University. AT which institution
he made quite mark, carrying OF all the
honors of his year in his chosen depart
ment OF study. The last time Mr.. Lee
registered at the California was about six
weeks ago, when his name appeared alone
on the book en- route for Canada. News
OF his return will be read with pleasure
by his many friends who have been aRx-
iously waiting 10 congratulate him on the
success that attended his mission TO the
East
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
California Limited.

SANTA FE POUTE-Connecting train leaves
at 5, Monday, Wednesday. Friday and Satur-
day. giving passengers ample time to see Los
Angeles and Pasadena Finest equipped train
and best track OF any line TO the East
PERSONALLY conducted Tourist Excursions,
with latest improved Pullman Vestibuled Sleep
ing Cars, through from California TO ST. Paul
St. Louis, Chicago and Boston. every Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday. Get full information at
COS Market 81
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
QUESTIONS ABOUT BONDS.

EHERE several questions connected with
Mayor Phelan's proposed issue OF bonds for
the construction, reconstruction and repair OF
choohouses which should be settled before the city
goes TO the expense OF holding an election A bond
issue ior the extraordinary necessities OF the School
Department IS part OF Mr. Phelan's campaign He
has involved himself in difficulties with the school
teachers and in effort 10 square matters now Wig
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
AUCTION SALES.

BY A W. Louderback-This day. o'clock Turkish Per
sian Rugs l25 Geary street.
BY Co.-Thursday. November 10 at y o'clock
Real Estate. 5lS California
WatknsTuesiay November II O'Clock, Horses
a Mission
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

The silent man may be a mine Of wis
dom, but a talkadve fool sometimes ex.
plOdeS the mine
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

The Women's Health Protective Association Of
Cleveland has just declared that women who ride
horseback should ride astride but women who prefer
style health will probably continue to do as they
please and stick to the sde-saddle
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

Mayor Phelan has been elected in the past by Re
publican votes, but this time Republican votes will
retire him private life with vigor that will keep
him there for wears to come.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by tie
Press Clipping Bureau (AIIen's), SO Mon
gomery street Telephone Main 1912
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

1t is reported that two lines OF railways the Penn
sylvania and the New York Central, have recently
placed orders for upward OF 1900 coal and freight
cars That shows the way business is increasing and
traffic hummng
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

Reports from South Africa indicate that the Brit
iSh must soon stop trying to discover the secret of
how they are being outgeneraled by an army OF
farmers and press into service somebody who knows
something OF the game OF war
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

HOTEL DEL CoRONADO-Take advantage
OF the round-trip tickets. Now only $50 by
steamship. including fifteen days board at no
tel; longer stay. 50 80 Per day. Apply at 4 New
Montgomery street, san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
"Mrs Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup

Has been used for fifty years by millions Of
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success II soothes the child, softens
tie gums. alIays pain. cures Wind Collie. regu-
lates the Bowels and IS the best remedy for
Diarrhoeas, whether arising from teethlng or
other causes For sale by druggists in every
part Of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 25c a bottle
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

Dr. Thomas H. Morris. Republican candidate
for Supervisor. Vote for him.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

Let naugurate the era for San Francisco
under a Republican administration and thus make
sure OF beginning it as era OF prosperity.
Tomorrow is the day 70 elect Horace Davis and
the whole ticket
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

It is only in accord with the eternal ft-
ness Of things that the crook should al
ways be on mischief bent
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

Cal glace fruit 5oo per lb at Townsend'a..
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

1t may be all right Tor Miss Helen Gould 10 con
tribute $1,000 to fund designed defray the expense
OF a lobby to oppose the admission OF Roberts OF
Utah to Congress but there two objections TO it
In the first place Miss Gould ought not 10 be pat
roness OF the lobby and in the second place she would
do better to get married herself than to quarrel with
other folks for marrying too much
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

II the report be that the Beers sleep in their
trousers the custom may be explained by a we'll
grounded fear that the British might steal them il
they were laid aside for night,
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

A government by the people must be party gov
ernment, and self-styied non-partisan is either
trickster or a narplot.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

It IS reported that big soap manufacturer in Eng
land proposes be the next challenger for the Amer
cup but he will have to build his yacht before he
gets any free advertising, at this juncture we will
not give his name.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

General White has failed as a campaigner in the
field and now remains to be il he can play the
badger well enough to hold the fort until Butler
comes
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

quite nat. ne ClECuiaT recommends the
absolute and unconditional prohibition of
hydraulic mining but it is too late now
TO gain hearing before public opinion
for any such extreme pleas for a revival
of the old valley war on the miners. The
public opinion of the State heartily sane
toned the plan embodied in the Cam
inetti law to provide a partial rehabilita-
ton of a vast but ruined industry under
conditions that would protect the valley
interests and be carried out under the
sunervfsion of able and impartial Federal
engineers and ii sanctions the continued
conservative but vigorous policy OF the
California Miners Association in trying
TO secure the big restraining dams in the
foothills that will retain for all time the
debris now in the upper courses OF the
streams and what may hereafter reach
those streams. The only injury to the
hydraulic miners which the Anti-Debris
Association can hope to accomplish lies
in the possibilities of the recent suit at
tacking the Caminetu law. and this i'm
tried in the Superior Court of Sutter and
Yuba counties, may possibly be settled
on appeal during the coming year.
The California Debris Commission has
at last settled on plan and location for
a restraining dam on the Yuba River. and
what this plan is will be known before
Washington. 1t is thus likely that the ex-
penditure of that 500 900 will begin dur
ing 1900 and that provision for other dams
By Congress will follow Such dams ~ill
make iminaterial the questions Of the
suffciency and endurance Of the individual
log dams erected in the canyons far
above though these dams must continue
to be erected and maintained under the
Caminetti law by all hydraullckers. The
Federal engineers have declared these log
dams safe and sufficient, and their judg-
ment is generally accepted.
IIp TO date. since 1893, the California
Debris Commission, has received 43S appli-
cations for permits to mine by the by
drauIic process on the watersheds OF the
navfgable streams, mainly on the Sierra
Neyada slope of the Sacramento drama ge
area and 344 permits have been granted
/ For various reasons only about F5D are
now operating. A few mines have already
/ been worked out. Others lack water
Some are in legal or financial trouble
| 1899 there have been filed so far twenty
seven applications distributed by counties
! as follows: Sierra 5. Plumas g Nevada .
! Amador 2, CalaveTas 2. Butte g. Yuba |
/ Shasta J. FL Dorado . The variety ot
| restraining works proposed by the appIi.
1 cants is shown by the following partiat
( list: Rock and brush dams 2. brush dams
/ s, log and brush S, crib l. old reservoir i
/ old pit !.
Amid the great boom in the field Of iron
production, ii doesn't cost anything 10 re-
member that California has some of the
richest and most immense iron deposirs
which nature has gathered In small places
about this world. and that econornfc ron,
ditions viii probably arise which will In
the not so very far distant future ma ke
these stores OF iron things TO be reckoraF
with in The great iron markets OF the
world.
! While immense bodies Of valuable lror
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-05
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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-05
Vo0et for oct nhe War.

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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-05

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