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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-01

TICKETS are good fer stoDover east
of Nevada on going trip with ten days
in which 70 reach destination Stop
overs are allowed at all points on re-
originating point within ninety days
from date ticket is purchased.
For further information apply to
A. H. Rising,
Acting d. F. & p A. So. tPac Co.
Reno. New
$500 Reward.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-01
SPECIAL RATES TO EASTERN
POINTS.
Via Southern Pacific Company.

Via Southern Pacific Company.
Round trip tickets between Reno
and points hereinafter mentioned will
be sold May 9th. 9Th and 2sth. June
18th to 18th and 25th to Both, inclu-
sive. July 5th, 9Th, oath. 25th and
Ccth
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-01
Notice to Hunters

no hunting CT any sort is 'alicw"l
non the Hoietine ranch The under
5ignad objects to he killing Of either
stock or BIRDS there.
g. ?. Davis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-01

Receipts.
Balance in County Treasury
at end Of last qulrser. ST.. 599 81 4,
From County Licenses 6S5 05
From Gaming Licenses :. 21S5 so
Delinqunt taxes ..... 102 06A
I'd. ms. Taxes ..... IS 59ss
Keep o &c. B. Hall ... 48 90
Keep of w. Bowen $500. IS 90
Carson City receipts books ) SO
Semi Annual Apt. State.
School Money ..... $3.50 70
Disbursements.
General fund $3.50 OF
Salary fund ...........24 65 Oh
county school fund so 90
County school fund. Dist 3 16 Is
Comfy school fund. Dist 50
State school fund, Dist | ..220S 81
State sckocl fund Dist. 2 =. E25 ~
Sta e school fund, Dist 3 lao ~
safe school fund. Dist 4 " los 90
Agricultural Assn. Bond fund
From Rent Co. Bldg. -. 3O5 90
Total S23S 81
! From liquor licenses ... 33S 40
Frof fees Co. otfc RS -. $50 SO
Series B. $4,000 ...... so 90
Covny school fund. dist :. 800 IL
County school fund. Dist. q 20
Recapituiation.
Cash in Treasury jan 1st.
! Rec p from jan 1905 to
March 81 1905 .... 1927 SSA
: DISBURSEMENTS from Jan. l, 1905
to March 81, 1905 ,...... 1888 81
Ba a1ce Cash in County Treas
ury April 1. 1905 $50. 1909 4Ssa
Respectfully submitted
H. Dieterich,
County Auditor
Recapitulation.
To Balance Cash on hand
April l, 1905 ... $1,000 1875
State Fund -...........$ 6S1 39H,
GSuN Tai Iuuu ..-........ 1854 81 "a
Salary fund ............ 1915 g
County school fund $500. % 65a4
Co. School DIST No. l fund 1888 20
Co. school dist No fund 372 IS
Co. school. dist No. fund 277 2Oh
Co. &C. oil dist No 4, fund 364 II
Safe. schooi TuI,-. list No. l 41lO So
+, Sat school dis. No fund l42 so
State school dis No. fund 623 Sc
s ate school di No. fund 1873 S6
! Ag'l Assn fund-A . 334 5cla
AZ! Assn Fund Special 49,. 726 "a
! 1888 Y2ts
| less Ag1 as fund B-Ovdn SO 431y
1909 49,
n. 3. Van Etten
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HOUSE DEBATES ON
 MANY QUESTIONS Uses Presidents Speech to Cover Much Talking DEBATE ABOUT JANITOR MT. Mccarthy Says "Hydes, Mccurdys and McCaIs Have Occupation
 of Thieves and Pastime
 of ScoundreIs."
DEBATE ABOUT JANITOR

Washington, December 19.-The House today continued debating, under the guse of referring the message of the President to the committees, topics of interests local or national The subject of the federal control of insurance was the main feature and nearly all speakers began their remarks with reference to it. The managers of the big insurance companies came in for criticism, the government was criticised for it's lack of control in matters where it has ju- risdiction and the states were repri- manded for lax methods of control.
 The day was passed without legisla- tion and ended with an amusing debate on the question of appointing a janitor at $60 month to the reception room on the minority side of the chamber. The minority refused the offer of the ma- jority to this matter, and with their aid the janitor was rejected.
 The House refused to consider reso- lution to ask the Secretary of the h. terior the result of the experiments in ascertaining the mineral value of black sand Objection was made to the reso- luton after twenty minutes debate, In which MT. Mondell of Wyoming endeav- ored to show the necessity for the in- quiry.
 MT. Brantley of Georgia took the oath as member, after which the question of referring the Presidents message to committees was taken up, and MT. Rich ardson of Alabama discussed quarantine regulations.
 As a result of the yellow fever epi- demic in the south during the past sea- son, MT. Richardson said, a great clamor for federal control of quarantine was now anxious to banish the dread disease than himself, he would rather fight yellow fever for ages than to sacrifice funda- mental principles of his state in Its do- nestle and local control. He saw no violation of state rights in federal quar- antine to prevent disease from foreign countries or from one state to another.
 Federal Control Failure.
 That federal control wherever 1t has been attempted has been a failure was asserted by MT. Steenerson of Minnesota. He hoped the supreme court would not reverse it's decision that insurance is not commerce, as he believed in the efficacy of state laws. He had taken the stump a few years ago and advocated the new department of commerce and labor as a regular trust buster" he added, 'it has not reached our expectations.
 There was utter inability on the part of the interstate commerce commission, 1,a ofI AnfN ho lat a ca f,af a ofl discrimination. There was never a lack of desire on the part of the federal gov ernment to supervise but he had never observed that 1t was effective in any supervision.
 Commenting on the Presidents message, MT. Watkins of Louisiana said:
 "The President has shown that he pos sesses the convictions of a Bryan; the firmness of Andrew Jackson; the popular
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Vol. II
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, DEC. 20 1905.
City Or Suburb!

Realty rejoices in the suburbs. They are wonderful tributes to the diffusive been propounded: "Is it cheaper to live to think of the thousands of happy homes in these clusters about the city.
 1nis Is by way of preface to an at- tempt to answer a question which has been propounded: '-s it cheaper to live In the suburbs than in the city proper that Is. if one owns his home?'
 The answer depends largely upon the size of a mans income, the amount which he has to invest in a home and the size and ages of his family. We think. however, we are safe in saying that man whose income Is $100 or more month will find it cheaper and more desirable to own home In the city. One who has an income of s1200 per an- mum should not find the requirement of home at a cost of s25O0 too much of a
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burden to carry on the easy payment plan. The tax on the property in Bir- mingham would be s25 per annum. In most of the suburbs the straight tax is one-half of that amount, but in addition are levied sanitary tax, street tax, in- cidental school fees, etc., which make the aggregate of taxes considerably in excess of 1 per cent For instance. in some of the suburbs the incidental school tax is 25 cents month for each scholar
 Four children in school would mean s12 per annum in fees, which is nearly one half of l per cent tax on s2500 worth of property. To these taxes must be add ed higher rate of insurance with less protection than can be had in the city
 If the streets and sidewalks are yet to be graded the property owner must al- ways be prepared for a very heavy as- sessment upon his holdings. Again, if he
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Notice to Creditors.

S. H. Norris, trustee vs. Birmingham Realty Company ct al-ln the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Ala
 Notice-To the creditors of W. H. Lane and to all others that may be concerned
 Pursuant to decree of this court rem dered in the above entitled cause on De- eember | 1905, notice is hereby given that all creditors of the said w. H. Lane whose debts accrued pTIor to the execu- ton of the trust deed on the 18th day of February 1904, as set out in the file in the above styled cause shall file the!r claims, properly verified, with the reg ister of this court, on or before the first day of March. 1906; and all claims not so filed by that date. shall be barred of any right to participate In the distribution of said trust estate. Any claim so filed may be contested by any party at inter- est, at any time within thirty days after the first day of March, 1906 by filing ob- jections thereto in this court.
 Witness my hand this the 18th day of December. 1905. J. w. ALTMAN.
 l2-13-3t-wed Register in Chancery.
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should have two or three children of the high school age. he would naturally pre- fer to send them to the city high school. Being a nonresident he would have to pay $10 or s15 month in fees, which he would save if he lived In the city. Time lost in transit is another item which the head of the household must take into account And then the con- venence of living close to the centers of amusement and culture have a dis- tinct monetary value. All these things wipe out whatever difference there may be in the price of lot in the city and one in the suburbs.
 However, there are residence sections in Birmingham which combine all the advantages of city life with the pleas ures of the country and Realty com- mends them to those who are in doubt whether to live in the suburbs or tha
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REPORT IS DENIED.
Captain of French Steamer Says He
 Did Not Refuse Aid,

New York, December e.-The captain of the Freanch steamer Bordeaux today denied the report that he refused aid. to the steamer Arramore. which signalled to him that she was on fire. The Bordeaux s captain said that on the 9th, In the foggy weather and heavy seas, he saw an Eng fish steamer. When this steamer was about abreast of the Bordeaux she sig nailed her number and the Bordeaux put up the signal and it was seen. After ward the Bordeaux had passed and the fog became thicker so that signals were less visible, the captain thinks he saw other signals, but could not comprehend their significance
 The captain declares positively that no signal of distress was displayed by the international code so far as he could see nor did the steamer in sight change her route to get nearer the Bordeaux.
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ftoples Savings Bank and Trust com- pany. as to my honesty for my contracts.
 Fully three-fourths of my patients havs been treated by some one else before call. Ing on me to be cured. Why not come as soon as afflicted? You will save money. distressing pain and valuable time: he. sides there Is satisfaction in knowIns that the very best treatment Is beins give1 you by an honest, competent phy- sician I have treated private troubles as a speciality in the city Of Birminxham. Ala. since August 3. 1887. cure all man. ner of private diseases. I cure many pa- tients by mall treatment. w lte for prices and terms.
 I do not use large advertisements ana false statements to attract patients which merit has failed to secure If you fail te be cured by such methods. give me . can and get we'll.
 My offices are the most private and quiet in the city. tenth story of the new First National Bank building. corner of Second avenue and Twentieth street. Rooms 1oo6 and 1oo1. Take one of the fine el-vators to tenth foor.
 of6cs hours: s:so q - C eso . ~ Sunday. 10 a,- Qa . 0A
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NEW BARGAINS.


 S9OOO-50x1AO: Second avenue, near 18th street; practically adjoining new depot and good location for general merchan- disc store. SEQ O00-50x1S2ia: 1st avenue. near 23d street, fronting both Morris and 1st avenues. S13.OOo-New 2-story brick on 50-foot lot; South goth street. S25 OO0-5Ox14O; Sd avenue. sl0 5oO-2-story brick fronting Morris ave- nue. SIP 5O0-50 feet: improved: on 2d avenue, near 18th street. S45O0-4th avenue, near 17th street; im- proved. s60Oo-New stucoo, S-room house near Glen Iris; terms easy. s9o Per Front Foot-Beautful lot near Glen Iris. Ss5 Per Front Foot-Beautiful corner lot near Glen Iris. S1e5O-Desirable broom cottage on South Ensley car line. Slb0 to $65O-Beautiful lots at Ensley High lands. Vacant and improved property to suit taste and pockets of every one. Call on Us before buying if you are in the mar ket for city or suburban property.
 FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE. 7l5 North 18th street; P rooms; furnished; $75. N, E. corner 5th avenue and Fist street; 20 rooms; modern S1o. 1923 18th avenue, north; rooms; stucco; modern S35. 1907 Allen street; rooms; modern; s5o. S14 North 17th street, rooms; modern; $5o.
 SOUTHSIDE. SIS South 18th st.: rooms; modern; $40. 1929 18th ave, south; rooms; go 1e22 1lth ave-, south; 10 rooms; modern; $io. zoo 12th ave-, south; rooms; $i5 3lO9 Ave. F: rooms; sS5. Rear of 2109 Ave. F; good stable for ten horses and vehicles Sl5. 18th st. near 11th ave. new and modern; 10 rooms: $iO
 STORES. Three-story building near Kress' store on 9d ave- between 18th and 2Oth sts.; to be built to suit tenant 1910 4th ave- new front; floors; s1N. All North 18th st; $50. 524 South 20th st.. two stores, 25Xoo; $2o each; nine rooms upstairs, 8 each. 1S11 lst ave, floors R. R. in rear s22o. Ill 1st ave, three stories; SID. 2202 Morris ave; S75. Second floor, 50x1O0 center of town; suit able for light manufacturing; S55.
 SUBURBAN. 10th st., Avondale; No. TIA: broom cot tage; SIS. 5-room cottage Boulevard station, South Ensley line; sl4
 A GIFT SUGGESTION. A health and accident policy infthe Trav- 1 elers Is a Christmas gift which you should consider. We write all kinds of insurance in the best companies
 JEMISON REAL EST. & lNS. CO.,,
 vi
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About Our Books.

There is a steady demand for "Bir- minsham Today and Tomorrow" by mail as well as on the part of citizens who desire to send it to friends in other sections of the country. We take pleas- ure in furnishing the booklet to appli- cants.
 We have limited number of copies or our Norwood book. which we will send by mail to any address or hand to applicants in person. This Norwood book Is beautiful specimen of topogra phy, and might properly be regarded as a souvenir of Birmingham, as 1t illustrates in vivid way some charming phases of the home life of Birmingham Those who receive it invariably express appre- ciation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-20
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Papers were filed in the probate clerk 8 office yesterday for the transfer of prop erty sold by F. E. Perkins and others to Patti R. Jacobs--lot and the west half of lot 1 of block 79, the consideration being 5000.
 Together with above mentioned one papers for the following transactions in local real estate have been recorded in the probate clerks office.
 Peter Bonham to Laura c. Enslen lot 12 of block 64, the consideration for which was s2eO0.
 Mrs. Lucie Jess to Mrs. l.. Johnston, lot 21 of block I, Gibson and Whites ad- dition to Woodlawn, the consideration being SITS.
 Bessemer Savings bank to H. L. Bad ham. lots 31, s2 and S3 of block 223, Bes- semer, the consideration in the deal being $21O0.
 ham. lots 15 and IS of block 174 Bessemer. the consideration for which was $500
 T. F. Robinson to J. c. Murphy, parts of lots 13 to 16, inclusive, of lot 200 Bes- semer, the consideration being $1o5o
 A. A. Subers to Pegram and Meade parts of lots 10 to 13, inclusive, of block IS F, Ensley, the consideration for which was 5000
 Jesse E. Henderson and others to Salle D. Wyatt, several pieces of land in Bir- mingham, consideration s4350.
 Dayton Castleman to J. T. Beasley lot near Ninth avenue, south, and Seventeenth street, consideration S5O00
 H. F. Behrens and others to St. Andrew Episcopal church, lots on the east side of Central avenue along Georgia street. con- sderation 5000.
 J. T. Pearson to Guilo Molpeli, lots in North Birmingham, consideration s25OO
 Building permits were issued by the building inspector yesterday as follows:
 Schillinger Brewing company, erect a one-story frame coal house on Avenue A and Twenty-fourth street at the cost of $S5
 J. B. Francis, repair two-story frame dwelling at the cost of $25O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-20
WILL NOT BE REAPPolNTED, Order for Removal of William B. John
 son Has Been Withdrawn.

Washington, December 19-While the order for the removal of William B. John- son, United States attorney for the south ern district of the Indian Territory, ha been withdrawn 1t is known that he will not be reappointed. His term will expire on the 14th of next month.
 Senators Long of Kansas and Warner of Missouri. both of whom are interested in Indian Territory affairs, have united in recommending to the President that J. l.. Allen of Muskogee be named ac Jchnsons successor. Another candidate for the appointment Is James E. Hum- phrey, one of Johnson's assistants.
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Mrs WInsiow's sootbino svru,.

The best remedy for DIARRHOEA. sois by druggists in every part of the world Be sure and ask for Mrs. winslow | Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHS the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN. CURES WIND COLO. aud is tv~- ty-five cents a bottlA
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FOR sALE-REsIDENcEs.

New, first-class Broom house on large cor ner lot; delightful neighborhood South Highlands; S13000. Unusually substantial and artistic home commodious and thoroughly up-to-date; fine elevation; best of neighbors; South Highlands, sl3.000 S-room modern house; good location; fin. lot; South Highlands s6750 Highland avenue lots in the right place per foot S75.
 Nice. new S-room modern home, beautifui lot; Fountain Heights; s5250. Beautiful Groom cottage. nice lot; Nor. wood Place; s575O.
 BUSINESS. 3-story brick, 5ox150 close in; 57,50O |4-story brick and basement, 30x150; $40, ,0Ob 3-story brick, renting for $4500; S42, ,O00. Many residences in all parts of the city at various prices for sale and for rent. JOHN M. CARTWRIGHT & CO, Phones 46. 220 21st St.
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ity of a witte, and the patriotism of the Japanese"
 MT. Watkins was making his first speech in the House, and said it was the function of "a kid' to butt in"
 He took the position that there could well be supervisory control quarantine, insurance and many other matters with benefit and without interference of state rights.
 Boasts Insurance People.
 Paying his respects to the Hydes, the McCurdys and the McCalls," whom he said followed the occupation of thieves and the pastime of scoundrels," Mir. Me- Carthy of Nebraska advocated federal control of insurance. Referring to the dinner to Mime. Bernhardt by Mir Hyde. which MT. Mccarthy said cost between $20,000 and $9O 900, he continued, we have right to complain when he blows in that much to make himself a good fellow with Sarah Bernhardt because 1t Is our money"
 MT Wood of Missouri made a plea for rate legislation which will do away with interstate terminal monopolies in East St. Louis, and the bridge with its uni formly high rates as examples of what railroad averice may do to hinder com merce.
 A plea against the destruction of the Irlsdte Conslltullon Old 1ronsldes, was made by MT Sulzer of New York, who has introduced resolution on the sub ject.
 MT. Macon of Arkansas was interrupted in speech on insurance in order that the conference report on the canal ap- propriation bill might be heard. Mir Will Hams, the minority leader, objected to action on the report until tomorrow, as he did not wish the precedents in such matters to be broken. This objection car ried the report over a day
 At 4:55 o'clock the House adjourned un- til tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Architects.

Architects who desire to submit plans and specifications for new court house at Jasper, an invitation to submit plans to the commissioners court on Monday the Sth day of January, 1906, which day said court will meet to consider plans. The court will reserve the right 10 reject any or all plans submitted and will pay for plans adopted only.
 By order of commissioners court.
 JAMES w. SHEPHERD, 12-1S-4t Judge of Probate.
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Notice.
12-1s-4t

The law library of the late Wm. Bethea will be offered for sale at public auction December 23 1905. between the hours oi ten and twelve, in front of the court house of Jefferson county.
 BROWN BROS. & CO, Agents 11-2o-3t-wed
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Gunboat Arrives.

Shanghai, December 19.-The German gunboat Tiger has arrived here.
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DR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY
 SPECIALIST
 PRIVATE DISEASES,


 you a perma- nent cure Of rivate troubles and that you may know my guarantee is re- fable I refer ou with per- mission. to tho First National iank. Alabams National bank. steiner Broth- rs, bankerA efterson Coun- | y g a in c c hank onH kAA
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HENSON REAL EST. & lNS. CO.,,
 2O24 Third Avenue.
CHEAP BUSINESS PROPERTY.

CHEAP BUSINESS PROPERTY.
 We have listed with us a store 25x14o on First avenue between Eighteenth and streets. This can be had at bargain. If an investment of this kind appeals to you come to see us at once. We also have several other busi- ness propositions that may interest you.
 w. G. OLIVER & CO.,,
 POPS Third Ave. Both Phones 1e61
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ANY poor girl needing rrienaship. Ncip.
 advice, etc. will find ready and willing assistance by applying to the matron of Salvation. Army Rescue Home. s3rd st, and Ave E.s Birmingham, Ala. S-14-tf
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PIANO instruction by correspondence by the world renowned Henrietta Marks tein; grandest opportunity to learn the plano; H.50 monthly. Agents wanted; send for circulars. Henrette Marks stein. Correspondence Music School. l01 East 116th street, New York City
 11-29-St-wed-su
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NEW BARGAINS FOR SALE.- $400O-75xl90; on Sycamore street. near Highland avenue; really worth $6000. $6O0O-2GOx24O, with three houses paying good rate of interest on the money; fronting 24Q feet on Belt railroad in rapidly growing locality. S1O0O-Complete house and lot in Smith field.
 Furnished house, 9th avenue. close in; everything nice and new; cost $l600 but will sell for 5000; long lease at low rent; good chance. S50O0-50x100; 9th avenue, between Fist and 22d streets.
 S. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 24. 223 2lst Street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-New business house and rooms; lights. heat, hot and cold bath; 524 s. 20th street, price suit tenant.
 Owner 314 First National Bank Bldg.
 phoues 49O and 65 12-2-4t-su-Wed
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ONE GENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent a word day; no ad. taken for less than 20 cents for
 frs. insertion. Cash must accompany
 every order. tl89
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EQUITABLE, New York and Mutual of New York Life Insurance companies policies the Tontne, accumulative and deferred distribution plan, pur- chased by me at higher prices than of fered by these companies; bring or send policies thereby save correspondence and time; quick action and ready cash. P
 w. Hall, First National Bank Bldg
 Both telephones 69S. 11-11-tf
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SALESMEN WANTED.
BoARDERS WANTED.
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

WANTED0By couple without children. two rooms furnished complete for light
 housekeeping, South Highlands preferr- ed. Give terms. Address J. M. T.. care Age-Herald. 12-l9-2t