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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
Charles F. LEE. phone Vale 2ao.

NhAhlgfS r. LIE, pnOne ' ale ZJO.
Office y block from Fruitvale station.
$l000-S300 cash, balance SO monthly:
house OF rooms; close to street cars and
school: lot 50X1iO.
S125O-Nice cottage Of 4 rooms fine well OF
good water; property all set out in small
fruits and young trees; graveled walks: fine
place for chicken ranch or pigeon ranch; lot
100x245; only S4O0 cash required. balance $40
per month
$500 cash-New cottage of 4 rooms bath
Pc ntry. high basement sanitary washtubs
chicken yard and house; fenced and
fenced; berry vines and flowers: local
train and school: lot 3sX125; price all told,
$1,000.
SIS monthly and own your own home-A
lovely broom. bath pantry. high basement,
brick foundation cottage; handsomely decor
ated interior: steel enameled bath: handsome
palm tree: full bearing fruit trees and flowers
in abundance: blocks from the line;
graded school near by; lot T0X1l3: only $500
cash required; price. all told. $3.50.
$500 cash Beautiful VI 10 date bungalow
cotteee Of 5 rooms reception hall bath, pan
try electric lights. stationary wsshtubs finest
Of plumbing: near local train and school; lot
3SX125; price, all told. $3.50
$500 cash-Fine cottage Of rooms, bath,
pantry sanitary tubs high basement finished
for summer kitchen and dining room. nice re-
ception hall: large chicken yard and house
abundance OF fruit trees and flowers; close to
street cars and school; lot Ibx2O0 frontages;
all for S2100: easy monthly payments.
ST5 lots In the beautiful Rosa Lee tract;
fine soil: grand view: new homes rapidly
going up no cold winds wet fogs and lots
only $T5 EACH s5 down. balance So 80 per
CHARLES F. LEE. 1922 FruitvaIe ave.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE to contractors-Notice is hereby given
that bids will be received by the City CLERK
of the City OF Eureka. California up TO and
Including August ., 1904 at 7:30 D. m fol
the construction OF the extension Of the pres
ent sewer system In accordance with the
plans and specifications on file in this office
The Council reserves the right to reject am
and all bios.
]. p wUNDERLICH. city Clerk.
Dated July Is, 1904.
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BERKELEY ADVERTS'NTS
BERKELEY REAL EsTATE.


a GRAND property at a great sacrifice; To-
Gated in the heart of Berkeley; convenient
but not too near local stations and car lines
block OF land, laid out in palm-lined
drives and flower gardens; an elegant man
sion; polished inlaid floors and solid oak in
terror finish; 200 feet above sea level; 80
minutes from San Francisco via Key Route;
the land fairly worth the price asked; i'm
provements in excellent condition and only
eight years old: here is beautiful home be-
yond the fog belt, where your sickly chill
dren will regain their health, and you can
have a country home within a half-hour' 5
ride Of San Francisco.
THIS is NO OVERDRAWN STORY. IN
yESTIGATEl
For $4,000, easy terms, get you A
deed to a new S-room house, nicely finished,
near station; south exposure; il should ask
you $4,000 for this property you would say it
was reasonable.
For s21O0--A nice 6-room house on one of
our fine avenues near local station.
For $SC0-A large deep lot: street work
done; east of Shattuck near station.
We do not build houses. Our business is 10
Sell,i Self, Sellll at owners bottom figures.
copy OF our new map of Berkeley, the
best ever published. upon application.
W. r. ELLIS & CO.,
215O Shattuck ave,
Phone North 90.
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HAVE just completed two new houses situ-
ated at 1868 and 1866 Market ST.. near
Twelfth. Each house has Z rooms. bath
plate glass windows, open plumbing and
finished in linwood, oak and mahogany: very
central to both local trains and schools and
business center 1 MUST SELL ONE of
THEM AT ONCE and will make price very
low and terms easy. They open for in
spection daily and you will find the owner on
HOME at a low price and on easy terms.
now Is your chance.
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OFFICE, 1916 BROADWAY.
oAKLAvD REAL ESTATE.

TAYLOR BROS. & CO.
Real Estate Insurance and Financial Agents.
Telephone Cedar 351
1886 Broadway Oakland, Cal.
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ALDEN REALTY CO.
51S4 TELEGRAPH AVE.
PHONE BLACK 64S1.
$350-Lct 30xl10: nicely located terms
$3T5-Lot 5Gx140: rose lawn: Claremont.
$500--I>ot 40X150: FairView, near Telegraph.
$500-Izot JOxl50: Golden Gate
$GC0-I.ot :}0x115: Poplar ST.
S600-IOt 3JA115; 65th St and Telegraph ave.
S1200-Lot 1TJX195: in Golden Gate.
S1T50-6-room house barn, chicken house; lot
50X150 easy terms bargain.
$20o0-o rooms and bath; easy terms.
THIS OFFICE Is OPEN SUNDAYS.
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WHAT WILL. YOU CHOOSE?
Some stock in S. z. Milling Co. paying
30 cents monthly every share for more
than ten years.
In oakland Crematory. paid 80 cents divi-
dends in March. May and June
In the s. f. Suburban Home Building So
ciety; Issued bonds of per cent and per
cent the former sharing in. the profits
These be bought by full payments or
on installments.
Also in the Metropolitan Investment Co
of San Francisco. per cent and per cent
Some stock in the Pinal and Brookshre
Oil Cos. near Santa Maria; productive wells
selling their oil TO the Standard oil Co. at
65 TO 10 cents per barrel at the wells.
Full Information furnished by w. E
BARNARD. 4T6 Tenth st. Oakland.
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FRUITVALE ADVERT'S'TS
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.


SYNDICATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
INCORPORATED IN 1889.
S12 BUSH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
AND
MONEY TO LOAN
BRANCH OFFICE, FRUITVALE
Why are so many people buying homes In
Fruitvale?
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OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
'oAALAND KEAi. ESTATE.

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
46o-462 Eighth St., Oakland
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ANOTHER RECORD BREAKER LAST
WEEK.
WHY?
BECAUSE WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND
TO SELECT FROM
OUR LARGE RENTING BUSINESS BRINGS
Is N CONTACT WITH DESIRABLE
PROPERTY.
y PROPERTY RAPIDLY ADVANCING IN
ASSURED; BUY NOW.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
slo.oO-eood. s-rooa cottage. near station and
sSHooi. ~ -
sleoo-cottars OF rooms; central; good To-
cation
Sleoo-Nooern 6-roon cottage: on Oak ST..
near San Antorio ave.
t2s5o-An up-to-dste modern 5-room cot
tsge' corner lot; good buy.
ssO0o-Tro fats and cottage; on Alameda
nent; don't overlook; chance like this won't
last lonz.
Se5oo-A beautiful e-roon modern house; sit
usted IN The most picturesque part Of Ala
meoei corner lot, bbxl5O feet; this is one OF
to sell '-'''-e' '-''
f25oo-New. Just completed, modern b-room
cottage; gas and electricity; very hne
Ssooo-Modern e-room cottage; very re-
sirabls location; owner selling on account OF
esDartrne; snap.
ss5oo-BeEuriful cottage. finished in hard
wood containing 8 rooms; enc OF the sweetest
around tie bay.
Sts5o-Hsre is a bargain: read this very
eSTes9sly =. s0Stheast ~ corner n ne location:
vel, NH and tank. flowers. etc
S475o viii buy modern up-to-date cottage:
roouE: corner lot 75x100 on San JoEe ave :
chance of lifetime; don't overlook It.
CALL AND SEE OUR LARGE AND
SEoIcE LIST OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY.
HAMMOND & HAMMOND.
1922 Park ct. Alameda.
Salesman IN otnoe to-day from $50 e. m.
HOW DO WE SELL THEs1f
BEAUTIFUL NEW MODERN HOMES
BELOW COST.
NOTHING LIKE THEM OFFERED IN
ALAMEDA COUNTY
WORTH YOUR WHILE TO CALL AND
We SELL THEM-YoU MAKE THE PROFIT
Purchase Now
stop Paying Kent
We Guarantee You 10 Per Cent.
rron 5000 Cottage to a $4,000 Mansion.
Charming Locstions
local surroundings
Prices the Lowest.
Your Success is ours
a,eney Refunded il Not Thoroughly Satisfied
Sc our Sl5oo Homes.
So Cur $500 Homes
Sec our 5000 Homes
Sec our $3.50 Homes.
80 oar $500 Homes.
sJHRoUNDED by FLOWERS AND N
CHOICE LOCATION.
LLEGANT HOMES FROM $500 TO $1,000.
CALL AND GET a BARGAIN.
ALAMEDA LAND Co.
IEL ALA l30 1860 PARK ST. ALAMEDA.
HERE IS a CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY.
GREAT BARGAINS.
TWO NIcE WATER FRONT COTTAGES
~ ~ ~ Raj ANE, NEAR STATION,
GENUINE BARGAIN.
Lot es1l25 cn Main st: nearly new cottage;
price $3.50.
TWO BARGAINS.
5-room cottage lot 5oxl25; $500.
5-room cottage: lot 25xI5o; $500
FOR SALE OK EASY TERMS.
$50 DOWN, BALANCE TO SUIT.
81 LOTS.
80 .4xl25 TO S5x1Te
PART OF sO-CALLED FROMM TRACT
TWO BLOCKS FROM SIXTH-ST STATION,
THIRTY MINUTES FROM SAN FRANCISCO,
HALF BLOCK FROM LONGFELLOW
SCHOOL.
FOR EXCHANGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
REAL ESTATE-A MODERN T-ROOM
HOUSE n BaST LOCALITY.
APPLY TO A r. DENKE.
400 WEBSTER ST, ALAMEDA.
HALLY g. Co
a Bargain Water Front Snap : (.
t4f6o-The most beautiful corner in Alameda !:
lb0 feet frontage on the bay shore by l25
feet ia depth This ideal home is situated
L. - Nd fnr N
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENTs.

l. j. J. FRAUENKRON. have sold m. place
OF business at 120 Fourth st. All bills
against me must be presented for payment
before July %, 1904.
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REEKzIEx FURNISHED HOUSES.

WANTED-Nice Groom furnished cottage in
South Berkeley; no children Address box
1857. Call office. Oakland.
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MITCHELL REAL ESTATE Co.

MITCHELL REAL ESTATE CO.,
.9T2 Broadway, Oakland. Cal
1000 acres timber land most OF which is
white and sugar pine; also some fir and cedar;
nearly all good milling timber; there are sew
eral hundred acres more adjoining which can
he had II desired For quick sale the owner
offers II at n low price.
MITCHELL REAL ESTATE CO,
9T2 BROADWAY, OAKLAND CAL,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
OAKLAND REALTY CO..
06S broadway, Oakland.
S2J front foot; end of Key route.
$l25-Lots In Elmhurst
$tS00-5-room house and 3h acres.
$25 per month-7-room house and bath
newly painted and papered
$1650-New Broom house. Piedmont and
42d St; $500 cash balance $1S a per month
Richmond and Point Richmond properties a
specially.
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POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ALAMEDA ADVERT'S'M'TS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
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BkRGAIN-House rooms windmill and
tank stable, wagon shed, about so full
bearing fruit trees vegetable garden. chicken
houses; lot S0x2So; price $l4Oo cash; this
must be sold at once: first come first serv ed ::
close TO Berkeley. Open Sundays. o. A
RUDOLPH Lorin station, South Berkeley
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PROPERTY RAPIDLY ADVANCING IN
ASSURED; BUY NOW
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
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FRUITVALE PROPERTIES.
4-room cottage: Sother tract. .......... S15Co
5-room cottage; Sathsr tract. $1,000
Broom Swiss cottage, near station. 90
S-roorn house; lot 200x132: 16-foot mill: tank
and house: barn. rs fruit trees. So. S2750
acres rich land; terms. = ........ $500
| acre rich land; terms s..............S $3.50
lao lots in Sather tract, near station look for
red flag
SATHER TRACT
L. l. SALISBURY, Notary Public and Com
veysncer. Fruitvale ave. near Postofhce
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AN elegant up-to-date cottage; 200 feet west
of Telegraph rooms. reception hall. =
toilets: paneled ceiling dining room. F. z.
WRIGHT. 500 Thirtieth ST
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FOR SALE-By the owner, a modern S-room
house: close to Santa Fe station, between
San Pablo and Grove sts.; sunny side
OF street: sun in every room; east and south
bay windows; a bargain. S2s Thirty-fourth
st. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
TOMORROW the day for bargains in furnI-
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

30 per foot; on Broadway; 1o7x1TO; fine To-
cation; is bound to double In short time
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

HOLCOMB. BREED BANCROFT.
1000 BROADWAY. OAKLAND. CAL.
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fIO0-Fine building site close in: Vernon ST..
Adams Point property. 33xI15; this is
decided snap.
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w f. RUDELL. REAL ESTATE.
Cor. Fruityale ave. and Washington ST.,
FRUITVALE. CAL
Office hours-s a. m. to p. m, sundays
Included
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80 TO SIS per foot in Bella Vista; fne view;
good surroundings; close to cars, ETC.;
must be sold.
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THIS OFFICE is OPEN SUNDAYS.
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HISTORY
REPEATS ITSELF
ANOTHER RECORD BREAKER LAST
WEEK.
WHY?
BECAUSE WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND
CHOICEST LIST
TO SELECT FROM.
OUR LARGE RENTING BUSINESS BRINGS
Us N CONTACT WITH DESIRABLE
PROPERTY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
GLOBE SIGHTS.


The more an apology is needed the
harder it is to get up a good one.
Is this old? A woman calls her husband
him Down.
A woman's promise q marry a man Of
ten costs only few glasses of soda, a
buggy ride, and a theater ticket
A boy isn't very much of a boy If he
can remember al night, when his mother
is examining him. where he got each
bruise during the day.
An Atchison man is so henpecked that
he has his wife's kin doctor when he is
sick, instead of the one he was accus-
toned to have before his marriage.
young man visiting in town is so sweet
on girl that if he took her riding. and
drove with one hand. every one would
turn to see where he had the other.
When two women make calls" together
bic, for between visits the topic Of CONVEX
sation is always the last place they call
ed
1t is said of Parallel street woman
that when she cleans house she not only
scrubs everything inside of the house bIlt
she washes the house on the outside and
takes of the shutters and scrubs them
An Atchison girl went away to boarding
school and when she returned had not on
~ entirely changed her first name. but
spelled and pronounced her last name diff
ferently. and gave a new sound TO the
name of the town in which she lives.
What constitutes ''doin's'' at a wedding
Bessie Hilton of New York city wanted a
procession, flowers, bridesmaids a ira in
and dinner Her father said that be
would stand for a simple wedding which
was doings enough. Bessie, determina5
took poison and will lead one to the Gem
etery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
FIVE MILLION ASSETS.
Kansas Building and Loan Associa-
tions Commended.

According to the fifth annual re-
port of Morton Albaugh, state bank
commissioner, relative to the condl-
ton of the building and loan assocla-
lions of Kansas, which is made today
the forty local and three general as
scciations now have total assets ag-
gregating .13S,977.17, an increase
during the past year of $40, 1872
Mr. Albaugh highly commends
these associations in general, but
heartily condemns the so-called nome
cooperative companies and similar
concerns. He says:
"a local association controlled by
careful men, and managed at mini
mum expense, will prove great BEN
eft to any city in Kansas. There can
be no safer investment for earnings,
offered for home building than
through the medium of such an as
ISOLATION. 1t will enlist the wage
Garner and the business man alike,
and will serve as either a savings
bank or the means for securing a
home for the former and safe and
reliable investment for the latter It
will encourage thrift, will lead to inn
mote the prosperity OF the commu-
nifty in which it is located.
1T has been unfortunate that dur
ing the past seven years of prosperity
in this state. that the state has been
Overrun with cooperative companies,
bond investment companies, etc. They
have taken thousands and thousands
OF dollars of the peoples earnings,
and brought almost nothing in return.
Seductive literature and oily represen-
tatives of these companies have sue
ceeded in securing business, where
local associations, known to be con
Quoted honestly, have accomplished
little. The people have concluded
that where nothing came from so
much promise, that even less might
be expected from the modest home
association. The result has been that
the legitimate enterprise has suffered
along with the illegitimate one.
1T is hoped that with the simpli-
f1cation of the building and loan laws.
so that every shareholder can under
stand the contract he secures, that
the institutions now in existence in
the state, and those that may be or
ganized in the future, Will grow and
prosper as they deserve; that they
may have that measure of public con-
fldence that they merit, and that they
will serve the beneficent and profit
able purposes for which they are or
ganized."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
SENATOR LONG IS BETTER.
Mr.. FaxOn Says He Will Spend Sum-
mer at Medicine Lodge.


R. H. Faxon, secretary to Senator
Chester I. Long, came to Topeka this
morning, stopping off here on his way
to Kansas City. Mr.. Faxon was on
the Rock Island train which was
wrecked four miles east of Mcfarland
early this morning. He says it seems
a miracle that no one was injured.
He says that Senator Long is in bet
ter health than he has been for two
years. He viii spend the summer at
his home at Medicine Lodge, and ex-
poets to go into the campaign about
the first or middle of September, act
ing under the direction of State
Chairman Stubs. Mr.. FaxOn says
that the report that Mr.. Long expects
to open headquarters in Topeka when
the state committee does is erroneous
so far as he knows
All of Mr.. Faxons friends are con-
graduating him on his approaching
marriage to Miss Louise Winans, of
Hutchinson, which is announced to
take place Wednesday evening, June
%. After the wedding Mr.. Faxon and
his bride will go for a trip to the Pa
cific coast, taking in California, Ore
gon and Washington. and upon their
return Will go to the northern lakes
taking in st. Paul, Chicago and other
cities.
4 have never taken a wedding trip
before" said Mr.. Faxon today, land
don expect to take another, so I am
going to make this one count"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
JAYHAWKER JOTs.

A Holtoh woman will rest in an $4,000
mausoleum.
Florence is to have two new depots
to make up for its flood losses.
The Sedan Jail is full of prisoners
Whisky sent nine-tenths of them there.
a tear this week. Probably took too
many horns.
Thirty years ago Burlingame dogs
were taxed at 81. Now the collector is
in luck if he gets 81.
Ellinwood is to have a bowling alley.
The town has had bowling for some
time but not always in the alley.
A new land agent at Sharon Springs
is enthusiastic. He is writing east that
500 gold pieces grow on sage bushes.
over 300 aliases were sold in jackson
county by outside agents. A home con-
Germ offers to duplicate them for $3.50.
An Usage City man compromised a
$175 lightning rod contract with travel
ing fakirs for SIS and considered he had
gotten off cheap.
Patrons of a certain Great Bend bar
Der shop are expected to get shaved at
least twice a week now, since hydraulic
chairs have been put in.
Mr. Stubs mas suddenly discovered
what great many people have known
for years that Governor Bailey is a
square man and a good citizen.
Great Bend actually thinks the town
mas more musical talent than any 9TH
er of it's size in the state. But a hun
dred other similar corporations will
have to be shown.
The Cimarron Jacksonian says a re-
cent ball game there was simply a hot
air contest in which some of the play
ers prayed like donkeys while others
crowed like roosters.
Holton man went home the other
night and prepared the supper At 6
O'Clock the women members appeared
from their club and told how the club
had discussed the redemption of wo-
men from the chains of domestic slav-
cry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
LOCAL MENTION.

A farmer called at the police station
this morning and wanted to get the
vicious bulldog belonging to James
Garvin, which bit Paul Porter yester-
day. The farmer said that he had a
good crop of watermelons and peaches,
tect them He was informed that the
dog had been sentenced to death Dog
officer Younkin killed the beast shortly
after the farmer called
Herman Hardt and Eli Burrell. ex-
pressmen, were arrested this morning
on the charge of violating the license
ordinance. They had failed to renew
their express wagon licenses.
Walter Harris, a boy living on lower
Quincy street, complained to the po-
lice today that two larger boys, whose
names he did not know. held him up
at Sixth and Quincy streets and took
S1-S5 away from him
The network of trolley wire at the
crossing of the double tracks at Sixth
avenue and Jackson street was torn
down by the trolley Of a POtwin car at
IL o'clock today, and several persons
narrowly escaped getting hurt The
wires were old, and had already been
patched in several places
Mrs. Lila Carlin Moore will speak at
Lowman Hill chapel tonight and at the
Baptist tabernacle at Tenth avenue
and Jackson street Sunday evening. An
informal reception viii be held for Mrs.
Moore at the home of Mrs Case, 1921
West Sixth avenue Saturday afternoon.
Word has been received by Fire Mar
shall WilTnarth that the two new steam
ers purchased by ,the city Of Topeka
will be shipped from the factory in
in service in time for Fourth of July
fires.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
HENRY HULL is DEAD.
Wealthy ex-RaiIroad Man a Victim
Of Paralysis.

Henry Hull, well known in the me-
chanical circles of the railroad bust
ness. died this morning of paralysis
at the age of rs years at his residence,
316 West Eighth avenue. He had
been sick since January l and has
been in the constant care of his physi-
clan and nurses.
Mr.. Hull was born at Fond du Lac
Wis, in 1928. He entered the employ
of the Northwestern railway at an
early age and worked his way In the
top. For a number of years he served
as master car builder In 1876 he was
offered that position with the Santa
F'e railroad in Topeka and came here,
holding the place for 13 years, re
signing finally because of i'll health.
He was married to Miss Thorne Is
years ago. She survives him. Mr..
Hull was wealthy.
The funeral will take place at Fond
du Lac, Wis. to which place the body
will be sent on next Sunday. Further
announcement viii be made later
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
cALDERHEAD IN TROUBLE.
Brother of Kansas Congressman Cited
to Show Cause.

Helena, Mont. June 1O.-On the
application of counsel representing
the general agents of eight leading
life insurance companies operating in
Montana, the supreme court issued to-
day an alternative writ of mandamus
compelling State Auditor J. H. Cal
derhead to revoke the license of the
Life Insurance and Investment Com
pany of Salt Lake or show cause why
he has not done so. The writ was
made returnable Monday
It IS alleged in the application for the
writ that the company has not com
piled with the laws of the state and
that the state auditor, who is the head
OF the department of insurance of the
state is unlawfully using his office 20
further the interests of the company
II IS charged that Mr.. Calderhead is a
stockholder and director of the Salt
Lake company and that as head of the
insurance department of the state he
OF authority to do business in the state
when he knew that the company was
not complying with the laws of Mon
tana. It is alleged that Mr.. Calderhead
has issued a letter recommending that
company, which letter is being used for
advertising purposes.
State Auditor Calderhead claims he has
no knowledge of violations of the law by
the Salt Lake company Mr. CaIderhead
itor on the fusion ticket four years ago.
J. II; Calderhead. state auditor of Mon
tana, is brother of Congressman w A.
Calderhead of the Fifth Kansas district
He formerly lived at Beloit, where he was
a prominent Democrat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
PAPER COMPANY WINS.
Remington Company Gets Decision
Over Colonel T. W. Harrison

Leavenworth. Kas., June 10.-In
the United States circuit court yester-
gay evening the jury in the case of the
Remington Paper company against
Col 7. w. Harrison, of Topeka,
brought in a verdict for the plaintiff,
the paper company, in the sum of So
500 with interest at legal rate from
March 81, 1903.
The company furnished paper to
the old Topeka Capital, now defunct
corporation. Colonel Harrison was
one of the stockholders in the cOrpo-
ration and was made a party to the
suit, the double liability law of the
state of Kansas making stockholders
of corpora tions liable for the debts
incurred by the corporations.