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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
Line Three Miles Long Con-
Meeting Oxnard and Huen-
eme Is Finally Completed
SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT
Road Is of Standard Gauge
and May Later Become Part
of the Huntington System
Special Dispatch to The Call.

VENTURA. June 21.-After several
years of preliminary work in which
John Burson and the capitalist he rep
renests have spent thousands of dol
lars and met with many setbacks a
substantial start upon their railroad
has been made. A strip three miles
long connecting Oxnard with the sea
at Hueneme is completed. Burson has
rights of way over nearly every thor
oughfare in the county. but these he IA
not using. He is building in a direct
line over purchased private property.
The strip of road completed Is sub-.
stantially built on standard gauge A
gang of one hundred men will be i'm
mediately put on lines running from
Oxnard TO Santa Paula and also to this
city. Steam will be used on the roads
at the start and later electricity or the
new gasoline cars. People here believe
that the road will be part OF the Hunt
ington system which will run from Los
Angeles to San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
FOURTH or JULY PLANS.

OAKLAND. June 2l.-The Fourth of
July committee of the Merchants Ex-
change has awarded a contract for a
fireworks display TO cost $650. The
regatta committee has been assured
that the crews from the Dolphin. Ariel,
Vallejo and Alameda clubs VIII take
part In the athletic events viii be
bicycle racing and foot racing, on Lake
Merritt boulevard, and duck and tub
races on the lake.
Broadway and Washington street
and the interesting streets from Sew
enth TO Fourteenth will be illuminated.
The City Hall viii be decorated. The
parade committee announces that a
representative showing of military and
civic societies will be made. To date
the finance committee has collected
$3.50
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
WARRANT is ISSUED
FOR ARREST OF MINIS
Trouble Between Goldfield
Brokers Takes Sensa-
tiOnal Turn.

GOLDFIELD. New, June 21.-A con-
stable was dispatched this afternoon in
an automobile en- route for Hawthorne,
in pursuit of E. L. Minis, who is wanted
OH warrant for housebreaking. This is
the final act in a sensational story. The
Mims-Sutro Company. brokers, sold a
share of its business to the Colin Camp
bell Company. Difficulties arose and two
days ago Minis. it is alleged, broke into
the offices of the company, rified the
safe, and took many books and papers,
which he dispatched by automobile to
Austin, New, from where they were sent
by Wells-Fargo to San Francisco.
Among the papers, 1t IS charged, were
many in trust, contained in envelopes
bearing the different owners names. One
in particular, it is said, represented title
to $4,000 acres of land In Canfornia valued
at 100000, on which a deal was pending.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
FATAL WRECK
NEAR SEATTLE
Northern Pacific Switchman
and His Stepdaughter Meet
With a Terrible Death
ENGINE TOPPLES OVER
Victims Who Had Been Rid
ing in the Cab Are Pin
ioned Under Heavy Boiler

SEATTLE. Wash. June 21.-Earl w.
Lovejoy. a Northern Pacific switchman,
and Miss Loretta Stark. his stepdaugn-
ter, were killed in a wreck on the
Northern Pacific Railroad this after
noon three miles south OF this city. Z.
s. Hagerman. night foreman OF the
Georgetown yards. was bruised on the
head and chest.
Lovejoy and Miss Stark. who had
been allowed to ride in the engine.
were occupying the fireman's seat. and
when the engine toppled over were
pinioned beneath the boiler.
A wrecking crew was hurried to the
scene of the accident and 1t took the
men an hour and a half to extricate
the bodies of Lovejoy and Miss Stark
When found they were locked in each
others embrace.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
AGED WOMAN is KILLED
BY FALL DOWN EMBARKMENT
Mrs. James Clark Meets With Fatal
Accident While Riding with Her
Son Near WindsOr.

WINDSOR, June 21.--Mrs. james
Clark. aged 72 years, an old settler of
Sonoma County, met with a fatal acct
dent to-day while coming to town from
her mountain ranch four miles east of
here. Mrs. Clark. was riding with her
son, George Clark. who was bringing
to town trail wagon which was at
tached to the vehicle in which they
were seated. When making a turn on
what is known as the Mark West
Spring and Windsor grade, the trail
wagon went over the embankment and
pulled the other wagon. horses and oc-
cupants down about 100 feet. killing
Mrs. Clark. The son escaped with few
bruises. She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. P. Keith of San Leandro, Alameda
County, and Mrs. r. Baxter of San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
WILL ASSIST IN PARISH WORK.

SAN MATED, June 21.-Rev. n. b.
w. Gallwey. rector of st. Matthew'S
Episcopal Church. has secured the SER
vices of Rev. H. H. Powell as assistant
in the parish. Rev. Mr.. Powell, who is
man of broad culture. received his de-
gree of Phi. d. from the University of
California and in divinity has already
made his influence felt. He will not
begin his duties as assistant to the
rector until September and will be then
allowed to continue his professional
work in the Divinity School in this city
Rev. j. o. Lincoln, who has been asso-
ciated with the Rev. DR.. Gallwey in the
conduct of st. Matthew's parish. has
gone to st. Dorothy's Rest, where he
will remain for some time.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS,

ROYAL ARCANUM THEATER PARTY
Alameds; Alal11 June N-Aiameda Council No. 1892
the Park Theeter on Friday night
GRADUATION AT ST. JOSEPHS-oak
land, June 21-The closing exercises of st
Joseph s institute OF West Oakland We're held
al the West Oakland Auditorium last night
PARDoNED BY GovERNoR.-oakland
June 2l-William Hamilton an aged veteran
OF the civil War. who has been serving a
dcned. poi
TO TEST THE LAw-oakIand. June 21
The law prohibiting the charging OF more than
/ y per cent for money loaned on chattel mort
cages is to be tested by K Sohnske who has
been arrested on complaint of H. Hoben
ROBINS CASE CONTINUED D.-oakland
June 2l--The case of Lee d. Robbins who
der preferred by Frank W. Dunn was con-
tinued until Saturday in the Police Court to-
day.
/ GRAND OFFICERS HoNoRED- D-oakland
June 2l.-The independent order of odd Eel.
lows last night rendered reception to Judge
f. 3. Ogden, grand warden of the Grand
Lodge. and Mrs Ella Van Court grand warden
OF the Rebekah Assembly at Maple Hall An
enjoyable evening was passed.
WANTS A DIvoRcE.-oakland June 2I.-
Alleging that his wife has left him. Henry B.
sharp began an action OF divorce against Jessie
T. sharp. They were married in 1897 and he
says she left him In 1900 There is one child
Of which he asks the custody.
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL RESIGNS. Alamed.
June 21-Pr.ncipal c. E. Miller OF the Mas
tick Grammar School has filed his resignation
with the Board OF Education. He has ar
cepted a position in the School Department NJ
Berkeley. Mr. Miller's successor will he
chosen by the Board of Education next month
COMPLAIN ABOUT SERVICE. .-OokIand
June 21.-Residents OF East Oakland have
presented q petition TO the Oakland Fraction
Consolidated asking for better car service The
East Oaklanders claim they are obliged IA riae
a rough roadbed in stury cars and ara
unable to make connection with broad and
narrow gauge trains.
INSURANCE WITHHELD D-Oakland Juna
2l-Jessie r. Hutchinson began an action To-
day against the Conservative Life Insuranca
Company OF Los Angeles for a $500 policy ~,
the life OF her husband, who died recentlv
She says the company tells her Il has an se
sienment OF the insurance, but she declares
that neither her husband nor she made IL
LICENSED TO wED.-oakland June o1
The following marriage Licenses were issued h,
the County Clerk to-day: William p Yonrgy
S6, San Francisco. and Viola NJ Summcrfor5
81. Oakland: Philip Moore, 49, and Adele M
Beirne. q. both Of San Francisco: Edward
S. Seteheli %. Angels Camp. and Anette
chilcs. 20. Oakland: George B. Fairbants
land: John r. Nylen. 81. and Hannah Arustan
3ss both Of San Francisco: CARAT Waist ae
San Francisco, and Catherine O'Connor %
oakland George Whipple. "a and Ida Rail }
22. both of Oakland; Walter J. Thomas oe
Tunopah and Harriet II. Kinnear 23 oaL'
land; Thomas Richards. A, Melbourne As
tralia. and Sarah Goodman. A. San Franr5sco. j
Erwin Howell. 27. and Edna A Smith. 81
both OF Oakland: William J. Newell 26 SAM
Francisco and Elizabeth w. Nafziger q.
Nevada City.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
POURS BURNING OIL
ON A SLEEPING MAN
Unknown Thug Makes Cow
ardly Attempt to Murder
Santa MOnican.

SANTA MONICA. June 21-shrieking
with terror and pain. William L. Wander
cook burst from the door Of his cottage
iast night, his clothing in flames and
nr1ng a revolver at the retreatfng figure
or masked man, who had tried to mur-
der him. Vandercook was asleep when
his window was broken and burning oil
poured upon his bed He was instantly
enveloped in flames. His life was saved
oy neighbors, but his cottage was de-
stroyed.
Vandercook. few nights since, was
overpowered by three masked men. who
stripped and bound him. painted a mes
sage on his body and threatened his life
unless he left town. Spencer Kennedy
and Ed Lawton were arrested yesterday
and put under bonds. A third man has
left town. During the progress of the
fire threat of lynching was openly made.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
MAsoNs Will NOR SELL.

OAKLAND, June 2l.-The Masonic
Temple Association board of directors
has settled rumors that il intended to
submit a proposition to sell the build
ing at Twelfth and Washington streets.
AT their annual meeting last night no
mention was made of the subject, it
being understood that a majority of
the stockholders are opposed to It.
The following directors were reelected: !:
John A. Beckwith, 7. A. crellin, Victor
H. Metcalf, Charles F. OFT, ]. J. War
ner, A. II. Merritt, A. c. Jackson,
George H. Smith. Arthur H Breed, r.
w. Meek and Frank X Mott.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
SIDE WITH THEIR FATHER,
WHO ASKS FOR A DIVORCE
Marin County Salvati0nists Are Unable
to Agree and Garry Troubles
Into COurr.

SAN RAFAEL, June 21.-George E.
Miller. contractor and builder OF San
Francisco and a resident of Kentffeld.
Is suing his wife for a divorce on the
ground Of mental anguish. He also
asks for the custody of their children.
Kentfeld is well represented in the
way of witnesses, most OF them being
for the wife "A few of the neighbors
and his children are on his side. Both
parties have been Salvationfsts. but
short time ago Miller. who did not
believe in all their doctrines, left them.
One of the daughters, in reply to
question on the stand, said: my mother
told me to pray for my father, as he
was possessed of the devil"
When the plaintiff had finished his
case the defense, although placing no
witnesses on the stand. made a motion
for nonsuit and for the custody of the
two youngest children. Judge Lennon
thought 1t advisable to hear the de-
Tense before rendering any decision.
The case will go on tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
LADIES, GUILD TO GIVE DANCE.

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-
Extensive preparations are being made
for the ball which will be given next
Saturday night by the Ladies' Guild in
Guild Nall. The social events of the
guild have been deservedly popular
here. and the coming dance promises to
eclipse all previous efforts. The affair
is in charge of the following ladies':
Mrs. Hyding, Mrs Eikerenkotter, Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Plymire.
The members of the local Euchre
Club were the guests recently of Mrs.
Eikerenkotter for series of afternoon
games. Among those who enjoyed the
games of the day were Mrs. w. s.
Money, Mrs. George Cushing, Mrs. j.
p. Frost and Mrs. w. S. Taylor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
UNKNOWN DIVES TO HIS
DEATH FROM COAL BUNKERS
Man. Supposed to Be a Russian, Com
mits Rash Act in Sight of a Num-
Der of peODle

OAKLAND, June 21.-An unknown
man, apparently Russian, thirty years
of age, hurled himself to death from
the top of the coal bunkers in the
southern Pacific West Oakland yards
this morning. The act was deliberate
and was witnessed by a number of peo-
pie. In his pockets were found the
following San Francisco addresses:
Nabem Razakeburre, 1922 OFarrell
street; fepkoble. 1 Minna street
The suicide climbed a ladder to the ton
of the bunkers. then diyed off and
struck the ground fifty feet below. He
was sent to the Railroad Receiving
Hospital, but died On the way, his neck
having been broken and his skull frac-
tured.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
WASHINGTON BANKS
ARE CONSOLIDATED
Two Financial Institutions
Merge and Form Strong
Combination.

) TACOMA, June 21-The Pacific Ma
tional Bank and the Lumbermen's Ma
tional Bank have been consolidated with
a paid-up capital of 100000. The merger
represents a strong combination of the
Weyerhausers and James ]. Hill of st.
Paul, Ladd & Tilton OF Portland, the
Mussers Of Little Falls, Minn.. and Mus
catine, Iowa, and r. l.. Mccormick Of
Tacoma The officers are President R.
L. Mccormick; vice presidents, William
NJ. Ladd, c. H. Hyde and l. J. Pentecost;
cashier. W. E. Bliven; assistant cashier,
Stephen Appleby.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
TELEGRAPHONEs TO BE USED
BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
cation Between Running Trains
and Dispatchers' Headquarters.

Los ANGELES, June 2k-This dfvis-
ion of the Southern Pacific Is to be
equipped with telegraphones, which
will permit communication between
running trains and dispatchers' head
quarters. The instrument consists of a
protector about twenty feet long with
I50 feet of flexible wire 1t resembles
a fishing pole and will make connection
with telegraph lines, ground wires con-
Meeting with the car trucks. Fifteen
hundred of the instruments are to be
installed on this division and eventually
the whole system will be similarly
equipped.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
URGES HEALTH OFFICERS
TO USE NEW LABORATORY
state Oficials Call Attention to the
Facilities offered by the Uni
versity at Berkeley.

SACRAMENTO, June 21.-In his
monthly report to-day DR.. N. K. Foster.
Secretary of the State Board of Health.
calls upon all the health officers in the
State to avail themselves of the new
laboratory at the State University to
determine the existence of diseases that
may become epidemic. DR.. Foster
points out that the laboratory is
destined to do for the smaller commu-
mites, without cent of cost. what the
laboratories in the large cities do for
those communities. The last Legisla-
ture created the new laboratory at the
university for this purpose, and DR..
Foster expressed the hope that all local
health officers shall avail themselves
of 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
CHEAPER TELEPHONE SERVICE
Is PROMISED NAPA COUNTY
New Company Makes Application for q
Franchise to Run for Fifty
Yeara.

NAPA, June 21.-At q meeting of the
City Council to-day L. T. Hayman Of
Napa, representing number of capital
lists, presented an application for a
franchise for telephone and telegraph
line in this city. The new company will
compete with the Sunset Telephone
Company and offers cheaper rates for
service. The company asks for a fran
chise for fifty years, and II 1t is granted
work will be commenced within four
months and completed within two years
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
FOLLOWS
ROW OVER A GARDEN
Washington Woman Is Fa-
tally Wounded by One of
Her NeighbOrs.

WALLA WALLA. Wash. June Al
Mrs Frank Alassio was shot and NOR
tally wounded to-day by Mrs. Pauline
Rizutt The shooting occurred In the
kitchen OF the Alassio home. which was
occupied jointly by the two families.
Trouble over garden patch had es-
transed the families and the shooting is
supposed to have been the outcome Of
the dinculty. There were no eyewit-
nesses. The women are Italians.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
REGINA RUFF GOES FREE.

OAKLAND, June 21.-Chief of Police
HodgkinS received word tonight that
Regina Ruff, a clairvoyant arrested at
Portland, Ore, on a charge of swindling
Mrs. Charles Stearns out of 500 worth
of jewels, had been freed on writ of
habeas corpus. Police Captain w. j.
zPeterseny lwffo uhad started for Portland
with extradition papers for the fugi-
tive, was notified at Sacramento to
await developments. District Attorney
Allen and the Chief of Police wired to
Portland urging the rearrest Of the
woman.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
PISTOL USER WILL OFFER
PLEA OF TEMPORARY INSANITY
George Cornell Is Placed ON Trial Mt
Bakersfield on Charge of Assault
to Murder.

BAKERSFIELD, June 21.-George
Cornell is ON trial here for assaulting
E. j. Boust with intent to commit
murder:
The trouble began several years ago
when a dispute arose over oil land in
the Midway District, which Cornell and
others were guarding, when Boust and
a number of prominent men, II Is al
legged, tried to take possession Of the
property. The result was q pitched
battle in which Cornell and Charles
walker were seriously injured
Trouble again broke out several
months ago, when Cornell shot at
Boust and DR.. Shafer with an auto
matte pistol on the street. Cornell will
offer a plea of temporary insanity.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
STANDS ON COURT DOCKET
FOR THIRTY-SEvEN YEARS
Old Tax Suit Is Dismissed at San Jose
In Order to Clear Title to
PrOperty.

SAN JOSE, June 21.-After being on
the court docket for thirty-seven years,
the suit of the people against w. +.
Howell for 50. 81 unpaid taxes was
dismissed. to-day by Superior Judge
Welch. The complaint was iled in the
District Court of the Third Judicial
District by d. 1I. Delmas, who was then
District Attorney of this county. Ii
was alleged that Howell. who owned
100 acres OF land in Redwood Town
ship, with improvements thereon and
personal property and dogs" had not
paid his taxes. A return Of the sum-
mons showed that Howell subsequent
ly paid the taxes. The dismissal OF the
suit to-day was at the instance Of
Fred Iarder, the present owner OF the
property, who IS Strengthening out his
title.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
HEssE CASE CONTINUED.

OAKLAND, June 21.-1he case Of
Rheinold Hesse, the capitalist arrested
on complaint OF Mrs. A L. Astor, secre-
tary OF the Western Dredging Com
pany, was called in the Police Court
this morning and continued until
June 2S.
1t is alleged that Hesse stole the min
ute book of the company.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
BATCHELDER Is NOT
GUILTY OF MURDER
Auburn Jury Acquits Slayer
of Won Lund, "The Ter
rible SWede."
Special Dispatch to The Call.

AUBURN, June 21.-The, jury in the
Batchelder murder case returned YER
dict Of not guilty tonight after being
out three hours. Gus Won Lund, COM
monty called 1.-The Terrible Swede," who
lived near Lincoln, was shot and killed
by Alfonso Batcheder on April 16. Won
In this State.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
CONvICTs WILL ENTERTAIN.

SAN QUENTIN. June 2t.-The San
Quentin Minstrel Company will give it's
annual entertainment in the prison IL
brGry on July 4. There will be two
performances-one in the afternoon for
the prisoners and the other in the even
ing for the prison officials, employees,
their families and limited number OF
outsiders. These performances, which
are given by the convicts annually, are
unusually clever.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
Sudden Death OF a MIL Hand.

VALLEJO June 21.- Nick Hurley, at
one time well-known mill owner in
San Francisco, was found dead on the
water front this morning. Hurley had
been employed at the Adens mill for
several years and was first-class
workman. He leaves a wife and two
children living in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
chnnses at Mare Island Navy Yard.

VALLEJO, June 21.-Notice was re-
ceived at the Mare Island Navy Yard
to-day of the appointment of Paymaster
T. H. Hicks of the United States Steam
ship Illinois TO the position of general
storekeeper to succeed Pay Inspector l..
ton, where he will act as purchasing
naval officer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
wm CIose puring winner Monfh..

BELLINGHAM. Wash. June 21.-The
shinsle manufacturers of Whatcom
County. in which are located more
than 100 mills, have decided to close
down their plants during the winter
months. They have appointed COM
mittee to extend the movement through
out Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
Los ANGELES CAPITALISTS
ARE TOURING KINGS COUNTY
During Their Visit They VIII Make q
Thorough Investigation Into the
IrrfEaffou Facilities

HANFORD, June PA party of Los
Angeles capitalists Is here making a
tour of the county. The party Is
headed by III. J. Whitley and General
Harrison G. Otis. The party took an
automobile ride through the county, ex-
annining irrigation facilities, ana sew
eral OF them will tour the Sierra Noun
tains with the Sierra Club. They will
visit Mount Whitney and other pointx
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
BArTLE ron kIDNAPED CHILD.

OAKLAND, June 21--A legal strug-
gle has been begun for the possession
OF child at present at the West Oak
land Home, and habeas corpus pro-
ceedings were brought to-day on behalf
OF Mrs. Abbie Walt of San Francisco,
who says she is the mother of the in
fant. She is a widow but says that
the child was born OUT of wedlock and
was stolen by one Joseph Brown, who.
she says. is the father
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
WILL ATTEND CoNyENTIoN.

SAN MATEO. June 21.-The Board OF
Trade of this city has appointed r. H.
Jury to represent it at the session of
the National Good Roads Association
in Portland. Mr.. Jury will also take
part In the proceedings OF the Edi-
torial Association.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
FLEA Beetle pamnxe. vipexard..

SACRAMENTO. June 21.-Reports
have reached the Office OF the State
Horticultural Commissioner that the
flea beetle is doing considerable dam
age to the vineyards in this vicinity
The insects have not only eaten the
leaves of the vines and attacked the
stems. but also punches of grapes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
SCHOOL BONDS ARE SOLD.

REDWOOD CITY, June 21-Thirty
thousand dollars OF the issue of San
Mateo school district bonds was sold
to-day by the County Treasurer to the
Watsonville Savings Bank at a pre-
MUM of 1892, being the highest price
ever received for bonds in this county
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
RESIDENT OF GARDEN CITY
TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Moses Ayres, Despondent Over HI
Health Rnd Financial Affairs, Fires
Bullet Into His Head

SAN JOSE, June 21.-Moses Ayres, 65
years of age, attempted to commit sui
eide this morning BY firing bullet into
his head at his home at 1916 Orchard
street. Dependency over Ill health and
financial affairs led him to commit the
deed. Ayres says he is sorry that he did
Rernardino, where he had been farm
not succeed in killing himself. He came
to this city two months ago from San
ing. He will recover.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22

SUES GILPINs wIDOw.-oakIand, June
21-Suit was begun to-day by r. NJ Nc
KInnon against Mrs Mae B. GilDin widow
OF former City Treasurer 2. Gilpin. TO recover
an unsecured note for $1,000 II is alleged
that she signed the note with her husband
and is therefore responsible. Gipin died re-
Gently sn Placer County very much involved.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
Quietly wed at Santa Cru..

SANTA CRUZ, June All. Leslie
Wright. son of City Clerk Wright, and
Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, daughter of
Professor A. J. Baldwin, were married
to-day at the residence OF the BRIDE $
parents. The couple will live at Las
Vegas, New
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
Use Of Explosive Canes.

SANTA CRUZ. June 21.-The Citv
Council passed an ordinance last even
ing forbidding the use of explosive
canes on the Fourth of July.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22

SACRAMENTO. June 21.-sGovernor Psrdss
has appointed H. p, StabIer. a farmer and
the State Board of Aericulture vice = w.
Cobey, term expired
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
CoNFERs THE THIRD DEGREE.

SAN RAFAEL, June 21.-Sfill Valley
Lodge No. 356, Free and Accepted Ma
sons. by request of the local lodge Of
Masons. conferred the third degree
here this evening. There were many
visitors to witness the work.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22

Los ANGELES, June 21.-Epes Rando1nb
says that the decision OF Secretary Hitchcock
overruline the Commissioner General of the
Land Office. relative to the disputed right of
way, does not conclude the matter. The case
u''' - ~e-~'Ad IN tina court of last resort