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The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07


j. j. Mattingly. roadwork $S47. 0
Albert Bessire, roadwork 167. Go
II. w. Hoyt, roadwork 212. So
M. @. Cyphers. roadwork 100. 90
Balese & Prewitt. hardware 62. 90
9. w. Hackney. roadwork 51. 80
w. E. Goyn. roadwork 234. 80
w. j. Ponsford. roadwork 220. 90
Q. Il. jackson. roadwork 205. 81
Utterback & Pitts. hardware 1.75
II. l. Hazeltt. roadwork IL. 30 l.. +.
Jaynes. roadwork 202. 40.
On account of erroneous assessment
and payment of taxes for the year 1902
IN personal property in the city of
Grand Junction, u rebate warrant for
81. 30 was ordered drawn in favor of j.
b. Brazzel in repayment of taxes er-
roneously collected.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Wednesday.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07

This government is having tried
upon it "A little of twisting the
Lions tail' process. Every German
and English publication is getting
back at us on the Monroe Doctrine.
We are inferentially told to mind
our own business, keep our nose
clean. ~ $50 way back and sit down. :"
or better yet. if we don't like the
German or English way of collecting
an honest debt, why come forward
and pay like papa for the South
American sovereignty. Inbacking
up the Monroe Doctrine theory
it looks as if we held the small end
of the argument. If such was not a
fact. why are we so devilish meek
about the whole atfa ir.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07

Now that the smelter. it might be
actually said, is in course of building.
great many mining camps producing
low grade ores are taking n decided
interest in its construction. Not a
day passes that an inquiry is not ad-
dressed to this Office regarding its
building. So much has been said on
smelling plant here, that those di-
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07
HOTEL ASSURED

Word was received this af-
ternoon by parties interested
that the proposed building for
a new hotel to be erected by
Gates Kersburg and colleagues
is an assured fact and that
work on the additions to the
present buildings, involving an
expenditure of $4,000, will
begin in the course of a few
weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07

Cheyenne has been Colorado $
Gretna Green, for fair and unfair dl'
vorces. One justice of the peace at
CHEYENNE has century record oil
marriages performed.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07

The last survivor" of the battle
of Waterloo is not yet dead 1t Is I'M
fortunate that Roosevelt cannot CON
sole himself with original Roosevelt
man.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07
SECOND DAY'S.SESSION.

The board of county commi ssioners
met at ten clock with all the com
missioners and officers present. On
motion @. J. Nugent was appointed
justice of the peace for Justice pre-
cinct No 2 to fill vacancy
The quarterly road reports of ]. j.
Mattlngly and W. e. Gony, road over
seers were examined and approved.
1t was moved that tax sale certiti-
cate No. 1896 be cancelled because Of
erroneous assessment and sale. the
property being at the time of the sale
church property, and a warrant for
$50. 80 was ordered drawn ON the Con-
tingent fund in repayment to the
holder of the certificate the amount
and interest.
the sum of $S.7 was allowed and a
warrant was ordered drawn on the
General county fund.
The following bills were allowed
on the Pauper fund:
Ramey Ivestment Co. rent $50. 90
Mayo & Endner, coal H. so
Utterback q Pitts. groceries IA. 90
s. G. Hum, transportation IA. 80
j. b. Fonder. coal 3.75
@. B. Blair & Co. groceries 500
w. r. Peck, transportation 1920
S. G.. Hum. transportation 26. 90
@. b. Blair g. Co. groceries 500
Bargain House, bedding 1705.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07
VALUE RECEIVED.

That's all you want when you buy
shoes-it's more than you get some
times. some places. But it's what
you get every time at this place more.
maybe-never less
Stoddart's Boston Shoe Store.
451 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07

The quarterly report of road over
seer Albert Bessire, W. J. Ponstord.
H. W. Hoyt. @. r. jackson. c. w.
Hackney and l.. E. Jaynes We're ex-
amined and approved.
The following bills were allowed
on the road fund and warrants order
ed drawn in payment of the several
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
BOARD To STOP
HEAVY BLASTING
Complaint Of Potrero
Residents Is Found
Justif1able.

Assistant Chief Engineer Mooser fled
Yesterday with the Board Of Public Works
a report regarding complaint Of prop
erty owners about the blasting IN that
portion of the Potrero district between
Indiana and Tennessee streets and south
erly from Eighteenth street. The report
recites that heavier blasting is being done
than should be permitted, and II should
be required that excessive charges and
the simultaneous firing Of the same be
stopped at once. The report continues:
Excavation is now being made in this dis
trict by three contractors. E Lantry < sons,
the Real Estate and Development Company
and the Southern Pacific Company. As 1ar As
can be learned no complaint Is made about
the work being done by the Real Estate ana ana
cihc Company. There Is. however, very gen
eral complaint to the blasting done by Ian,
try d Sons and they are made with good
Lantry & Sons are using steam shovels and
Ioosening the material by heavy piastlps.
Charges are placed in close proximity 10 each
orher and fred simultaneously with an cleo
trio battery. The result is a severe snaEdng
OF the ground, the explosion frequently throw
inp showers OF rock, some OF which falls on
houses several hundred feet away. Inc snaK-
ing Is so severe to break WINDOWS. rack
buildings crack and break plaster on same, 70
saw nothing OF the nervous shock suffered D.
occupants of the buildings 49, s,..-.,.
Other contractors NOihAh6 ~ eAA~
complain of showers of rock thrown on their
workmen A resident on Tennessee street pc
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth was struck
Inv a piece Of falling rock. and another resi-
dent on the same block says that rocks weigh
Jnp four pounds have been thrown into build
ir.gs occupied by him.
The Board of Works. acting on the rec
ommendation contained In the report
viii probably order the heavy blasting to
csasa and that it be limited to reasonable
CHARGES of explosives.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Counterfeiters Sentenced,

United States District Judge de Haven
yesterday imposed sentence on Jim Ii and
All Wong, who were recently convicted
of being found with counterfetting tools
in their possession. Tho sentence was
Imprisonment IN the penitentiary at San
Quentin for three years at hard labor
and a fine of 800 each.
The arrest Of the prisoners by United
States Secret Service Agents Iazen,
Mofftt and Foster, assisted by the local
police, broke up what would have been a
very dangerous gang of counterfeiters.
They occupied rooms on Merchant street,
near the Morgue, and were captured be-
fore they had had an opportunity of
making any bad coins.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
PRINCIPAL REFUSES TO
PUT IN ANY DEFENSE
Miss Dwyer, Accused of Whipping
Pupil, Says Charge Was Not
Filed bv His Guardian.

Miss Jean A. Dwyer, acting principal
of the South End School, appeared yes
terday before Superintendent Langdon in
relation to the charge that she had Sc
verely whipped Frank Duignan, a. pupil.
Miss Dwyer informed Langdon that she
Intended 10 stand on her rights in tho
matter and on that account would refuse
to answer the charge, because it had not
been filed by the legal guardian Of the
boy, but by Thomas Kelly, his uncle
Langdon was not prepared to say
whether Miss Dwyer was correct in her
position and therefore postponed further
consideration Of the matter until next
Monday afternoon at o'clock, when he
will have another conference with Miss
DIVER
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
STREET ORATORS
ASK PROTECTION
Want Police Restrained
From Disturbing
Meetings.
Claim They Are Violating No
Law by Talking on the
Corners.

The efforts Of Chief of Police Whitman
to prevent the blockading Of streets by
arresting the members of the Socialist
party who nightly deliver harangues on
the political and other questions of Nthe
day on the street corners are In the fu-
ture TO be obstructed by the orators and
their followers. Yesterday a suit for an
injunction restraining the Chief from
making any more arrests of street ora
tors was fled by q number OF members
Of the Socialist party. They claim that
the police are acting without warrant or
legal right in making the arrests.
The suit is brought by Gustave Won
Braun. William Ccstley, G.. S. Holmes,
Leslie Brown, Arthur NJ. Lewis. Lena NJ.
Lewis. G. w. Woodbey. J. E. Wyhs. I.
Shenkan and P. J. Cowley. Their com
plaint is a lengthy document and recites
the fact that for the last three months
the Chief of Police and his officers have
been making numerous arrests of street
speakers who are affiliated with the So
cialist party. They claim that neither
he nor his officers have any right TO
disturb them in their public meetings or
methods of informing the public at large
Of the condition of affairs, political or
otherwise, in this city and the country
at large. They say they are almost con-
tinualIy annoyed and harassed by the
Chief and mis- men, despite the fact that
the Police Judges refuse to convict them
and that the Superior Court has decided
that a street speaker is no more guilty
of obStructing the streets than Is a mer-
chant who attracts crowds 10 the front
Of his store by an attractive window dis
play
A few months ago Judge Seawell rem
dered a decision the point raised In
the present case. He issued an injunc-
tlon complaint OF William Costley,
one of the plaintiffs IN yesterdays ac-
tion, restraining the police from inter
feying with him in his capacity as street
orator. holding that Costley did no more
, TO obstruct the streets by talking in such
d manner as to attract a crowd than did
the merchant who attracted a crowd 20
his store by making an attractive dis
play in his window Judge Seawell also
said in his opinion that TO countenance
the actions OF the police would be to place
a premium dullnes-, FOR" he said.
the arrest Of a man whose speech pos
sessed sufficient merit TO attract a crowd
simply because Of the presence Of the
crowd. would mean that a man but
few feet away whose speech attracted
but = few none at all could talk as
long as he pleased"
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Opening Of Noe Valley School.

The Board OF Education intends to ceIs-
brate the opening OF the Noe Valley
School, which viii soon be ready for oc-
cupany. by literary exercises to be held
in the building The board hopes that the
building viii be ready by tho middle OF
October, when the celebration Will take
place The details OF the affair are in
the hands OF Director Walsh, who prom
ises an interesting programme. IN which
Mayor Schmitz and other city officials
will be asked to assist. The Noe Valley
School is the first to be built In this city
for eight years.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Reason for Dropping Teacher.

At the last meeting Of the Board Of
Education the following resolution was
adopted;
Resolved. that ii the passage of the reso-
luton OF September 10 1905. striking the name
~ Miss Henrietta B. Byrne from the high
school substitute list. il Wss not the intention
~ ths Board Of Education 70 reflect upon the
ability OF Miss Pyrne ss a teacher, the action
having been taken only for the purpose Of
aboIlshing the high school substitute list
Miss Brrne is now filling h vacancy in
he Lowell High School occasioned by the
illness Of T. r. Kelly.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Removal Notes.

The John NJ. Klein Electrical Works an
nounce removal from No 421 Montgomery
street to No. 107 Battery street After a
period of twenty-four years on Montgon-
cry street this firm Is compelled to secure
more commodfous accommoda ttons to
meet the large demand for their many
electrical specialties Having four floors
0xl25, they will carry the largest assort-
ment OF electrical supplies on the Pacific
Coast. II you cannot find what YOU want
at your regular dealers, try US.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Many New Buildings Erected.

The August report Of City Architect
-Cuthbertson, filed yesterday with the
Board Of Public Works, shows that there
were 346 applications for building permits
flied. Of which were rejected and with
drawn. The permits covered the erection
of 10 new buildings, costing s9s631O, and
45 alterations to old buildings. costing
sl70o97. The sum Of s1375 was received as
fees
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Lervey Is Released.

Patrick Lervey was released from Gus
tody by Judge Dunno yesterday. no oppo-
sition having been made by District At
torney Whiting Lervey was detained in
the City Prison as witness in the Bow
ers poisoning case. and a writ OF habeas
corpus had been applied for TO have him
released. As he gave his evidence on Fri
day there was no further need to keep
him in prison.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
SALARY RAISES
ARE D|SAPPROvED
Supervisors Call Boards
Of Health and Works
to Accc unit.
Take Exception to Defiance
Of Provisions Of Munich
pal Budget.

The joint Committee on Finance, Health
held a meeting yesterday and adopted a
caustic report for presentation to the
board at to-morrow's meeting strongly
disappearing the action of the Board of
Health and the Board of Public Works
in raising salaries Of subordinates in their
departments in defiance of the plain terms
Of the municipal budget for the present
fiscal year
The report further recommends to the
board that a resolution be adopted re-
questing the Board of Health and the
Board Of Works to rescind their action in
raising salaries OH their own account and
to use the money for the specific purposes
designated IN the budget
The report begins by stating that the
committee has made an exhaustive inves-
tigation of the salary raises, and takes
the two departments named TO task for
ignoring the plain intent, both implied
and expressed, of the Supervisors in ap-
propriating specific funds for the various
municipal departments. The committee,
while realizing that the Health Board and
the Board Of WGks have absolute au-
thority over the expenditures of their re-
spective appropriations, calls attention to
the fact that the various sums allowed
the municipal departments were only
agreed upon after thorough inquiry into
the requirements Of the offices and were
based only upon their actual needs The
report deplores the fact that the two
boards under fire saw at to override the
recommendations of the board as TO the
disposition of public funds
The Health Board is also particularly
called to account for having used funds
appropriated by the Board of Supervisors
for the creation OF additional positions
deemed necessary for the proper enforce
ment OF sanitary regulations for the rails
Ing Of salaries not contemplated by the
budget. The report concludes:
Your committee regrets that the Board Of
supervisors has not the power to repeal the
action Of the Health Board and the Board OF
Public Works in raising salaries for which no
provision was made in the budget II can
only ask that the two boards named be re-
quested to rescind OF their own volition the
proceedings providing for raises in salaries
which this board did not countenance and the
funds for which should be devoted to other
purposes already designated.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Has Her Face slapned.

Miss Wanda Iring. bookkeeper In a
hardware store at S07 Market street, Sc
cured warrant from Police Judge Mo-
gan yesterday for the arrest of Mrs L.
Nogei, 969 Golden Gate avenue, on a.
charge of battery. She said she had
roomed at Mrs. Nogers house and there
was dispute as to room rent. Yester-
day morning Mrs. Vogel called at the
hardware store and deliberately slapped
Miss Iring on the face, so the last named
says.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Sues for Interest in Realty.

Sarah A. McCurdy, who claims to be
the owner Of 2 one-third interest in prop
erty on Fremont street near Howard.
brought suit Yesterday 10 quiet title TO
the realty against Ellen n. and Antoine
otto an0 Eliza beth Macken. She also asks
the court to declare her 10 be entitled 70
one-third OF s2L000 received by the defend
ants Is rent for The property since Octo-
Der ,. 1895.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
school Exhibit at Worlds Fair.

The department of education OF the St
Yao,,is worlds Exposition held a meeting
Yesterday in superintendent Langdon's Of
fice TO make further arrangements for the
exhibit of the school work of this State.
n was decided to send out circulars to
the school authorities of every city, out
lining the kind of exhibit it is desired to
have. and another meeting VIII be held
TO make final arrangements.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Test for Police Promotion.

The civil service examination for pro-
,,otJor,s from corporal to sergeant in the
Police Department will be held on October
2 to03. at o. n. The scope Of the ex-
animation will include: General knowledge
NJ duties. credits; writing of reports. 1;
arithmetic, 1; seniority in service, !;
neriotorious public service, ]. Total. 10
credits. Sixteen corporals have applied 70
take the examination.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

S. c. Doyle and William Calvin, who
were arrested a week ago on d charge Of
obtaining money by false pretenses. plead
ed guilty before Police Judge Fritz yes
terday. and were each sentenced to serve
six months in the County Jail. They had
been representing themselves al members
of the Switchmen's Union and delegated
to receive subscriptions for a Mrs. Da-
WIS.," whose husband was alleged to have
been killed in railroad accident.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
o I I q

guests numbered seventy-fve An or
chestra was present to furnish music for
the ceremony and for the wedding lunch
which followed.
The bride was beautifully gowned in a
handsome creation of crepe de chine over
white taffeta, trimmed with handworked
lace. Her jewels were diamonds Bride
roses were the flowers she carried. The
young couple were the recipients of many
beautiful and costly presents.
The bride Is the only daughter OF f. L.
Turpin, prominent capitalist. The groom
is rising young dentist.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cloth Department.

During the past We9k NE have received
large shipments for this department. an1 are
now showing a INST complete assortment Of
cloths for fall wear in the best makes and
newest CO'OrinGS.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Fall Styles in Leather Goods.

Ladies' pocketbooks, wrist bags, netsuki
purses, card cases and bill books, the pret-
test things ever made. Your name In gold
letters free of charge Sanborn, Vail a.
Co, 751 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Music at the Park.

The following programme will be rendered
30 the band at Golden Gate Park to-day:
Part I-star Spensied Banner. March
passing Review new. GimDsl: overture.
..zanetta'' Auber; waltz. La Barcarolle. -
n Waldteufel: solo for trombone. The Hoiy
1itv'' 1perforIned by Louis Klotz). Adams;
grand fantasie, "Cavalleria Rusticana, Mas
Port II-Grand overture. ''Tannhauser -
Wagner; ballet music from Faust" Gounod /:
selection from The Prince OF Pilsen. :"
Ineders: selection I'm Ballo IN Maschera, -
Verdi; march. "Militaire No. L. Schubert.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE OF
THIS CITY WHO WE'RE MAR
RIED YESTERDAY.
DR.. n. n. Keene Takes
as Bride Miss Clara
bel Turpin.

~ NE of the most charming affairs
IA OF the last week from a social
u and esthetic standpoint was the
~ wedding of Miss C1arabel Turpin
and DR.. II. II. Keene. The cere-
mony was performed last Thursday even
ing by Rev. r. NJ. Larkin at the brides
residence at 10 Bartlett street. The house
was very artistically decorated for the
occasion with green foliage, In which was
interlaced pink and white roses. The
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

A runaway horse dashing along Market
street shortly after o'clock yesterday
afternoon caused a great deal of excite
ment and for a time endangered the lives
of many pedestrians. D. NJ. Berrows an
insurance clerk, residing at 23 Sanchez
street, had q narrow escape from death
lie was riding bicycle along the street
when suddenly the maddened horse ran
him down. He was thrown to one side
and escaped uninjured. The horse was
stopped after running several blocks.
Best business houses In the city are our Gus
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
RUNAWAY Cauceg excitement.

Reduced rates on household goods to from
the East & South. Bekns. IL Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
TN vi 52-InCh LADIES' CLOTH in
W IuI Mixed GrduS NdVU, Cardinal
and Seal.
mn vi 48-InCh BR0ADCL0THr in
0hUU luI about 18 different shades
also Black.
NtEn vi 50-InCh AMAZON CLOTH,
WIsJU IuI in all the new shades for
fdllj also Back.
NI7c WI 50-InCh BR0ADCLOTH, in
0II j IuI Creams, Champagne and
Pearl GrdU.
% nnVd 50-InCh AMAZON CLOTH,
0ZIUV IuI in Is different shades also
Black Y0rU superior finish.
On nnVd 56-InCh EXTRA HEAVY
0ZuUU IuI BR0ADCL0TH, in Blues,
TanS. Browns and Reds.
O. M vi r56-In6h ENGLISH VENE-
00IUU IuI tidnS, latest shades Of Blues,
TanS CIPepnS and PUrnIp

We will also show an elegant line Of GOf Skirtng,
Heavy TWeedS, dmeS Hair, Covert Cloths and Beavers;
also Corduroy and S1lk-finiShe1 We yet Cords.
NOTE In ordering samples OF above goods please
state quality and color required,
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

Trapper's OIL cures rheumatism and neuralgia
Druggists SOC flask Richard & Co., 4o6 Clay.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
Fakers Plead Guilty.

Best business houses In the city are our Ct
toners. Myself Rollins. % Clay. printers
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

B.F.s .ston. dentist; Haight & Masonic av..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-30
Shoes and Shoes

The shoe business is no side is
SIZE with US. We do nothing
else but sell shoes and more
shoes We sell the best at the
lowest possible price,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-30
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Wallace's Drug Store
Warwick Cigar Store.
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r. s. Reayes.
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Monrovia.
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