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The daily sentinel., 1905-01-18

The Contest

Denver. Jan. Especial -
Surrounded by the best legal talent
that funds can procure, Governor
Adams and former Governor Pea
body appeared ebfore the trial court,
the joint session of the fifteenth gen.
eral assembly, yesterday afternoon,
one to contest to hold the high office
now occupied and the other to con-
test to secure that office. Surround
mig Governor Adams as counsel were
the following: Judge j. b. Bissell
of Denver, NJ. G. Saunders of Pueb-
10, Judge ]. b. Orr of Colorado
Springs and Milton Smith. Samuel
Bedford, Alva B. Adams, Harry vi
dell and Everett Bell of Denver
Seated around Governor Peabody
were Attorneys John NJ. Waldron.
Jas. II. Brown, Thomas Ward, Jr..
Henry j. Hersey of Denver, and Rob
ert Yeaman of Trinidad. A notice
able feature was the fact that Gov
ernor Adams leading attorney,
Judge J. B. Bissell. is a republican.
while Governor Peabodys leading at
torney, John NJ. waldron, is dem
ocrat.
Governor Peabody and counsel oc-
cupied positions to the left of Lieu
tena Governor Mcdonald. the presid-
ing officer, while Governor Adams
and counsel occupied positions to the
right. Upon the convening of the
joint session Governor Adams, both
personally and through his attorneys.
requested more time In which to file
his answer He claimed he had only
been given little over two days.
and that It was impossible for him
to complete 1t by o'clock of yes
terday. Attorney Waldron for Gov
Governor Adams until aSturday ut Q
o'clock to file the answer. but
thought the case should proceed any
way. promising to waive all technl-
cal or other rights or advantages
that might arise by reason of the
delay in the filing of the governors
answer. Mr.. Waldron contended
that it was really not necessary for
Governor Adams to file any answer
at all in the way of a written docu
ment. and that verbal denial was all
that was necessary.
The joint assembly, after=a lshprt
debate, adopted the course outlined
by Attorney Waldron, granting Mr..
Adams until Saturday at 2 O'Clock
to complete his answer. but contin-
ued with the contest. The vote on
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-18

4 opening reservation
i. the will be nothing +
the few days of the =
X a land a !.
X camping along the White :
Green and Snake rivers waiting for the opening OF the
+ Utah crowded with !!
+ the first of March be present at +
i. rush for land !.
o this
X of gione and kaaverie and +
j. they are more precious gold
j. made that wealthy already !.
deposits had made and while the small
+ claims the combination of rich men will +
+ when the reservation formally opened 4
will learned that these land thieves have taken every available
+ claim in sight The claim is made by some VINO profess 10 ho"
+ every surveyed and To- +
Florence Mining Company is branded
+ in an article in the Denver Post as the concern @ w
the mineral properties of the Untah reservation
n, n conarass hnt have been met with deaf ears
daily which the matter is given +
explains the work of the alleged land thieves as
j. opening of reservation first +
rich combined with few congressman !
and secured through or the interior department pree
rights millions of dollars These i
Mining Company and gave !
J. it the privilege to locate any claims wished ie s |
better the right of surveying !
: prospecting also implied !
and prospecting in the unah j
years of the federal !
% de % t , nronertv Of the state of Utah nor of the ].
the Florence company Every vein i
glsonte kaayer is marked and known to this concern ana TO
+ :.
Others pospectos Florence have !
poeced reservation and learned OF the richness OF the gu
time again author i
lied by the Florence company mas een allowed TO S % n very h % M
and prospos have all been driven
allowed return to the camp to secure
]. clothing last them their way i
+ = + + 4 + 4 + : 4 X + X 4 4 + i. q + = = + = + + + = =
John L. Sullivan and there
and he not the first man who has lef
His lecture he states
literary guy might have written o
should be drawing card as lecturer IL he contracts
ltel his lecture in his own language.
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this was strictly a party vote, with
the exception that Senator DeLong
and Representative Hoyt, the two re-
publicans from Mesa county. voted
with the democrats.
The interest in the gubernatorial
contest was manifest by the number
of people that crowded the state
house corridors before 1t began in
the house of representatives. 1t was
at first thought that the galleries
would be kept closed, but the crowd
became SO great that it was neces-
lcries in order TO find passageways
through the aisles on the third floor.
Not only the galleries but the first
floor and lobbies were crowded to
suffocation with men and women in
all walks of life anxious to hear the
beginning of this, the first guberna
torial contest in Colorado.
Former Governor Peabody, ac-
companied by his small army of at
torneys. arrived fifteen minutes be-
lOlt llt StHSlOh OP0htAr anu spent
the time shaking hands with many of
the people present whom he knew.
He passed by way OF the left aisle
to the position in front assigned to
himself and attorneys and soon bus
led himself completing the prelimi-
nary work of his case. Strange to
say the attorneys on both sides did
not carry law books. They came in
empty handed with the exception of
Attorney Waldron, who had a small
pamphlet which was copy of the
Colorado election laws.
Governor Adams also accompanied
by counsel. entered the room at just
O'Clock and proceeded Immediately
to position at the right of the pre-
siding officer. where chairs and II ta-
BILE had been provided for the use
of himself and party. He was also
surrounded by crowd of friends.
The opposing counsel held "A short
conference and outlined a mode of
procedure to be followed.
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CONTEST COMMITTEE

Denver. Jan. 1S.-(Special)-
The Peabody contest committee eff
fected an organization very quickly
this morning. 1t appointed Charles
Mcfarland sergeant at arms and for
mer Senator Farwen secretary.
The chairman of the committee
of investigation is Billy Griftith. and
Griffith can be relied upon to carry
out the program to the last stake.
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ARMED TROOPS.

London. Jan. Special -
Russia has notified China that if she
continues to violate the laws of neu-
trality. in giving comfort and aid to
the japanese troops. IT will retaliate
by sending armed troops into the
north of China for reprisals.
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Skating Program at the Auditorium

Last week of the cost sale at Gra-
hams.
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The Brotherhood of Railway Car
men is one of the newer railroad
organizations. but none the less a
growing and popular one. The COM
ing ball at the auditorium is the
third ball given by this organization
and all of them have been conducted
most successfully. The event prom
ises to be a well attended one and
You should make arrangements to
be one of those in attendance.
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A Desperate
And Illegal
Attempt

i. Denver. Jan. 1S.-tSpe- =
X cial The program of the +
i. corporation Peabodyites is not X
j. only desperate, Illegal at !.
i. tempt to seat Peabody. but =
X to go back two years and un- +
i. seat every democratic senator y
4. from Denver. !.
!. The program of the contest +
j. made out by John NJ. Waldron +.
Il is not to make a thorough in !.
!. vestigation of the ballot box !.
!. es of the city of Denver, but Il
j. to throw out all of the 1913 i.
i. precincts. both the good and !.
+ bad votes. Il
X Attorney Waldron Will make 4
i. his fight on what he calls in X
+. formation and belief. and not !.
4. upon an investigation. i
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-18
SHERMAN w. MOODY JEwELRY
COMPANY.
Report of the Condition of the
GRAND VALLEY NATIONAL BANK
Silversmiths, Etc.
Official Railroad Watch Inspectors,
Phone junction 1S.

of Grand Junction, Colorado,
on January IL. 1905. as made to
the Treasury Department In Wash
ington, ID. G..
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

Denver. Jan. 1s.-(Special.)-
Senator DeLong yesterday intro
duced bill appropriating 1000
for state normal school at Delta.
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-18

Telluride Journal: Snowballing
such rare sport at Grand Junction
hat It seems to have been overdone.
he papers of Saturday report seven
ouths in Jail as a result of too
Jealous indulgence in the sport.
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TO WOO

your patronage we propose that you
allow us to examine your eyes at the
first sign of impending trouble and
prescribe the proper remedy without
delay. We are expert oculists and
know how to apply tn proper remedy
for any weakness of the eyes. Our
prices for glasses are reasonable and
the styles we make correct.
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-18

Tonight the boys of the Order of
Railway Carmen will have their big
tnnual dance. The attendance prom
ises to be very large.
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-18
Creatore's Eastern Success.

The managers of Creatore's band
have at considerable expense issued
a special map OF the eastern portion
of the United States. showing only
such cities and towns where Crea-
tore has given band concerts during
the last three years since he was
heard in the western country The
map shows 176 cities in 2S states.
and the number of concerts is given
at 900. In some of the larger cities
he has appeared over a hundred
times. This forclbly illustrates Crea-
torres activity, and makes some of
the rumors circulated in the west
during this time seem ridiculous.
Creatore and his famous band,
numbering fifty pieces, will appear
at the Park opera house in this city
on Thursday evening, January 2G.
Skating Program at the Auditorium.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10.
Ladies' Matinee from 2;30 to 4:3O
pm.
Ladies exclusively.
Price 25c.
Evening, 1880 to 1890.
In order to accommodate more peo-
pie. the evening will be divided
into two parts. from 1880 to
$3.50 and $3.50 to 1880.
Admission, 10c.
Skates, 15c.
Last week of the cost sale at Sra-
| hams. --
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Statement of the Condition of
THE UNION TRUST n BANKING
COMPANY,
Grand Junction, Colo,
At the Close of Business, January ),
1905.
RESOURCES.
Loans ..s.''.'@ oV''"''''
Overdrafts ...... 11O.S5
Real Estate and Fixtures 13,794.SS
Cash on hand and in
banks ......... oo'f = l'Vi
GO.236.54
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock. k..........S 5O,OOO.OO
Undivided profits. .. 2,235.4O
Due depositors. ........ 1OS,OOl.l4
s16O.23G.54
Id. T. Stone, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear, to
the best of my knowledge and belief,
that the above is full, true and
complete statement of the affairs OF
said bank at the close of business
on Tuesday, January 3, A. d. 1905.
d. T. STONE,
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 5th day of January, 1905.
JAMES S. CARNAHAN.
GSeal1 Notary Public
My commission expires September
25, 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
MINERS TO GENERATE
OWN ELECTRICITY
Immense Reservoir Will Be
Built at Southern End
of Bucks Valley.

MARYSVILLE. June Sword was brought
from the mountains to-day to the effect that
a large portion OF Bucks Valley, forty miles
east OF Marysvile will in the near future
be converted into huge reservoir for the
generation of electricity. A dam of large di-
mensions will be built at the lower end
Already the stage road is being moved TO the
hillside so that It will be above the level
OF the water.
From all the information available il seems
certain that II. H Yard and w p. HSmmon
are the promoters Of the enterprise. They
have extensive mining lands for miles along
the river in that vicinity and their mode of
mining is to haul the gravel on electro roads
to places where it be sluiced. The sys-
tenn TO be employed will be something new in
California
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
FINDS BRIDE-TO-BE
BEHIND THE BARS
Idaho Man Loses a Wife,
but Gains a Little
knowledge.
Special Dispatch to The Call

SPOKANE, June s.-Bert Hutchinson,
a young engineer from Newport, Idaho
met his bride-eiect in Spokane to-day
lost her, found her again and probably
win lose her for good They were for
merly sweethearts in Butte and have been
engaged for some years To-day they met
by appointment in Spokane and secured a
marriage license They went TO restau-
rant and Hutchinson waited while the
girl stepped into an adjoining room. As
she did not return Hutchinson began an
investigation, which resulted in his find
ing the young woman in the City Jail,
charged as a vagrant- She still had the
marriage license.
Hutchinson could hardly credit the Off
GERS when informed that the girl, known
to him as May Faulkner, is known to the
police as Ada Harris. The intending
groom left the police station a wiser
man.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
KNIGHTS ELECT
OLD OFFICERS
Members of Catholic Order
Assembled in the South
Show Faith in Leaders
But LITTLE OPPOSITION
Joseph Scott of California
Declines the Office of
Deputy Supreme Knight

Los ANGELES, June s.-The National
Council Of the order of knights Of Colum-
bus in session tonight chose New Haven,
Conn, as the place for the next national
convention of the order, and reelected
nearly all Of the principal officers Of the
national body The following were elect
ed Edward L. Hearn, New Haven,
Conn, supreme knight; James A Fla
herty, Chicago, deputy supreme knight;
=. L McAr6le, Chicago, national advo-
cate; Daniel Colweu. New Haven. Conn.,,
national secretary; P. J. Brady, Cleve-
land, national treasurer; Rev. ! J. Nc
Givney, AIddletown, Conn, national
chaplain; members OF the board of di-
rectors-George T. Monaghan, Detroit;
James A Burnes. Orange. N J.; John G.
Ewing, NOtre Dame Ind. and D. B.
Lucey, Og6ensburg, N Y
Most OF the officers were elected with
out opposition Joseph Scott of Los An
geIes was chosen deputy supreme knight,
but declined the honor There were sew
eral spirited contests for places on the
board Of directors.
The session tonight concluded the busi-
ness sessions OF the meeting, and the DEL
egates VIII leave the city for san Fran
cisco before Sunday.
Tonight a grand ball Is in progress al
the Playa del Rey pavilion at the seaside.
Most OF the visitors aside from the del
eEates 10 the council spent the day at
Catalina Island and Chures Park, in this
city
A resolution was passed at to-day s
session making the four surviving incor-
p0rators Of The order life members, with
or z vote on insurance matters These
four are Daniel CclUell. now national
secretary William Geary, Dr. NJ c.
O'Conno- ard 9 J. DriscOlls all Of New
Haven
one amendment ID the constitution that
was made AZ the last general convention
was ratified Al this mornings session.
This is z cIzzse changing the date OF the
meetings OF the State Councils from the
first TUESDAY 10 the second Tuesday in
8Iav Of each year Another amendment
was proposed changing the date OF the
meetings o. the national body from the
6rst Tuesday in June TO the first Tuesday
IN Aususz- This amendment VIII be rau-
hed al the neL meeting
Warm debate followed the Offering or
The resolution to change the laws deter
mining TIE makeup OF the board OF dl-
rscfors- EaIch was finally voted down
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
AWARDED
TO BRIGHT STUDENTS
Graduating Exercises of the
Santa Cruz High School
Are Held.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SANTA CRUZ. June s.--The members of the
class of 1865 of the Santa cruz High School
received their diplomas to-day The address
to the graduates was made by superintendent
of Schools j. w Linscott. The diplomas were
presented by o. j. Linscott. The graduates
were Ernest Cleary. Ropert Lincoln Lloyd
Lowry, Roy Mosher. Robert Fitch, Luke Smith,
Bertram Snyder. Margaret Brown Gertrude
Chandler, Beulah Coolidge, Elizabeth Collins.
Lillian Lyman Mabel Elliott. Esma Thomas,
Alice Turner Josefa Stitt. Josephine Wright.
Adelia Jarvis, Madge Marshall, Ethel Waters.
Irene Leslie and Thomas Reed.
The programme included instrumental
solo by Miss Mabel Elliott; salutatory and es-
say, Esma Thomas; selection, High School
Quartet: essay. Adelia Jarvis; vocal solo. Miss
Gertrude Chandler; essay and valedictory, Ber-
tram Snyder.
The High School Alumni held reception this
evening at the Native Sons Hall in honor Of
the graduating class
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
PAINTS BODY
BRIGHT GREEN.
Queer Freak of Insane Man
in Oregon Is Cause of
His Apprehension by Police
PEDESTRIANS DAUBED
Lllnatic Uses Brush OH Any
thing He Can Reach Before
He Is Placed Under Arrest
PEDESTRIANS DAUBED
Special Dispatch to Tn. Cali

PORTLAND, June S.-With bucket of
green paint George Elmer attempted to
paint the entire suburb of Sellwood last
night and all the inhabitants thereof.
He wound up by changing the color of
his own skin to that of fresh grown grass.
Elmer started in on the passers-by. CIV
ing each generous dabs with a big brush.
The recipients of his attentions made
such a fuss that he finally retired to his
own home and proceeded to decorate the
walls, the floors, the furniture and
everything inside the house.
When officer Isaakson found the de-
mented brushwielder he was sitting on
pea green stove without a stitch of cloth
ing on His body presented the same
vivid color.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
BERRY COURT-MARTIAL
BEHIND SHUT DOORS
Attempt Will Be Made to
Prove Army Officer Was
Insane.
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

VANCOUVER BARRACKS; Wash,
June S.-Behind closed doors the court
martial of Captain ]. ]. Berry, late quar-
termaster of the transport Sheridan. is
under way here, with Colonel E. T..
Steever. Fourth Cavalry, as president.
c. E. s. Wood, counsel for Berry, to-day
objected to Captain E. w. Sladen, Four
teenth infantry, as member of the
board on account of his kinship to the
judge advocate, and Sladen will not serve.
1t is intimated that the defense will be
that Captain Berry was insane when he
entered the stateroom of Mrs Mack, the
wife of brother officer, on the last trip
from Manila. Mrs. Mack fled on deck
in her night robe when Berry appeared
and appealed to officers on deck for aid.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
NEGRO SHOOTS AND KILLS
WHITE MAN IN TOPPENISH
Colored Man Ends Quarrel About
Wages by Firing Five Shots
Mt His Opponent.

TACOMA. June s.-At noon to-day Charles
Curtis. white man. was shot and Instantly
killed by Joseph Whitley colored in front
of Shearer's drugstore in Toppenish. The
meE were. quarreling over matters per
tanning to wages when the negro fired five
shots at Curtis Whitley made an effort t.
escape, but a posse organized and he
hurried to the Yakima Jail to avoid trouble
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
CONGRESSMAN SMITH
HIT BY AN OFFICER
Policeman Resents Criticism
Published in Paper Owned
by Law Maker.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BAKERSFIELD, June sS.-Congressman
S. c. Smith of the Eighth District was
assaulted by Policeman Bert Tibbet late
last night in front of the Peerless Saloon.
Tibbet took exception to an article that
appeared In Smiths newspaper. After
some words the officer became enraged
and struck the Congressman in the fare
several times. Tibbet pleaded guilty to-
day to the charge of battery, but has not
yet been sentenced.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
SANTA CRUZ IMPROVEMENT
SOCIETY DISTRICTS CITY
Prominent Citizens Are Given Charge
Of Sections of Town That Are
to he Improved.

SANTA CRUZ. June s-The Santa Cruz
Improvement Society has inaugurated a cam
paign u Improvement The city has been dis
frlcted- The districts and those in charge of
them are Beach Hjll. William T Jeter; La
Euna. Dr- J. p Parker; Ocean, Mrs J. A
Moore; Mission Miss Mary Neary; Escalona
Mr.. J. ". Forgeus; Pogonip, Henry Beale;
central, Mrs. ]. Q. Wanzer: North Santa Cruz
Mrs. ". Y. Pringle. North Branciforte Howard
Foster: south Brsnciforte, Mrs. J. W. Waters:
Riverside Miss Davies: Seabright eabrie hi
Improvement Association; Laurel, Mrs. George
Harrington
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
ALLEGED POISONER
RELEASED BY COURT
Sensational Charges Expect
ed to Result From Arrest
of Accused Girl.
ss=zsl Ds<raarh to Ia Gail

TACodA- June S-Nz-Earet Rosenan- who
vas arrested for attempting 10 poison C. n
NH WIS released last night, at Pasco
afle- a hea-5-g before IrstEce EIt1- Pasco
disuz-ca says ths- ci-scc E.f9r-=-tiOn viii now
b fled 81 the S-psrio- Court b. Prosecuting
Afsr--1zv Shut erd cne OF the most sensa-
t5unal c-[ZinE1 cases n the Northwest VIII
he s1arze1-
The case ElL move sCEle OF Inc oeSS-
f-Il0avn pess1ls TT sasco ard ksnneUsck- Max
wei wzs huvfng titles % land il C-1Ich the
sirl was Euzszesusd Il s alleged she placed
hichIor16e 0E mercury IN AaCwsils eggs and
cCffee-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
SALESMAN'S VALISEs
is FOUND IN BARN
Three Boys Discover Goods
Evidently Stolen From
Depot by TrampS.
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

SAN JOSE. June s-Three small boys dis
covered in an empty barn near the Southern
Pacific depot valise containing samples Of
the goods of the Diamond Rubber Company of
San Francisco. There was also a Southern
Pacific baggage check numbered 4091. A coat
and umbrella was found near the valise The
articles evidently belonged to some travelling
salesman for the rubber company. a sales
mans order book was found with them. 1t is
believed that the valse was stolen from the
depot by some tramp.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
TIRED AND HUNGRY
MAN STEALS SL00P
Hard Luck Drives a Resi-
dent of Seattle to
Crime.
Special Dispatch to The Gail.

TACOMA. june 8--Because he was tired
ana hungry Thomas Walters Of Seattle last
night stole a slOOp in Steilacoom Slough to
afford him means OF getting TO Seattle When
arrested this morning he was passing Point
Defiance Walters declared that a desire to
get home among friends who wouA! for
him prompted the theft He claims he never
stole anything before He is member Of
the Eagles at Seattle
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
POPULAR BELLE IS welded
IN TOWN OF SANTA CLARA
Stella NJ. Morse BccOmes Bride of
George Il. Hamilton ut Home
of Her Mother.

SAN JOSE, June s.-Mss Stella May Morse.
of the most popular young ladies of Santa
Clara, was married last night to George E.
Hamilton of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home ,pf the brides mother,
Mrs. c. c. Morse, at Santa Clara by Rev
Lewis A. Pier. Miss Alice Jordan and Miss
Mabel Thompson of Stockton were bridesmaids
and Miss Mary Post maid Of ~Jsonor Albert
Hamilton and Paul A. Pinsnore were ushers
and Edwin K Hurlburt was best man.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
PUT EXTRA VESSEL ON NOME
RUN AND CAUSE RATE WAR
White Star and Northwestern Steam
ship Companies Make Cut I'm
Price OF Tickets.

TACOMA June s.-The act of the Alaska
Steamship Company in placing the steamship
Farallon on the Nome run to accommodate
the overflow of passengers who failed to secure
passage on regular vessels has caused rate
war. The White Star and Northwestern
Steamship companies having no extra boats
70 send north announced to-day that they will
sell steerage tickets for $50 and second class
for SIS their regular boats.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
FIFTEEN ENGINEERS WILL
SURVEY FOR NEW RAILROAD
Work ON Santa Cruz Line VIII Be Com
menccd on WiIder's Ranch
Nenr the Coast.

SANTA CRUZ. June S.-Fifteen surveyors
with Assistant Engineer j. c. Arnold in
charge left this morning ror Wlder's ranch
four miles up the coast. where they will COM
rnence surveying a route ror the new Ocean
Shore Railway.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
UNLICENSED DENTIST PAYS
A FINE FIFTY DOLLARS
Pleads Guilty When Arrested ON COM
pIaint Sworn to by Secretary
of State Board.

MoKELUMNE HILL. June s.-Jerome NJ
Wallace who was arrested at Paloma last
week complaint of C. A. Herrick secre-
tary of the Board of Dental Examiners for
practicing dentistry without license pleaded
morning and paid a fine of $50. Wallace
home is at Altaville Calaveras County. Hs
has been practicing about the country for
some time past. He was formerly business
manager of the Ohio dental parlor in San
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Wants owner for Pigeon.

SAN JOSE. June s.-Frank Locicero. pro-
prietor of the American Fish Market. Post
street, has a carrier pigeon for which he
would like to find the owner. On a band
the birds leg is &c. 2f46S'' Monday evening
the bird alighted cage OF pigeons In front
of the market.