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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
HELP wANrED-MALE-continuea.

FREE TO SAWMILLS AND WOODS.
365 laborers, fare paid; you'll suit $95. si0
$45 and found
I26 experienced woodsmen, millmen. from
piling lumber to manager Of mills and
woods $50. $40, $780, so, $To.. $50, 500.
sl2S month sTAsnEMES sad f1nEai sSme ana see u.s.
26 stablemen. different jobs. $S5 and found
MuHRAY & READY. es4-e8s Clay ST.
FOR A FACTORY.
Steady Jobs Year Round
26 laborers, general manager here, $50.
Il aborers, city factory, 81 20 day.
SIS month.
25 laborers for a lumber company. S75 mo.
FREE FARE-14 miles away.
35 laborers. $50.
MURRAY READY. es4-63s Clay st.
SILVER MINES.
95 miners, single. double and machine hands.
all over California. New Mexico, Arizona,
Nevada. s1o5. $780, $50 80. s75.
75 muckers laborers. carmen and men to
learn mining, s75 and $50.
TO QUARRIES-FREE FARE.
60 laborers. drillers and hammermen. S61 90
wOoDCHoPPERS.
156 woodchoppers. different places. for mines,
ranches, lumber companies. etc, 81 %
81 75, 81 so cord; some by the month, $50
MURRAY g READY. es4-sse Clay st.
DO YOU WANT TO WORK
ACROSS THE BAY? FREE FARE.
55 labcrers, special job, fee 81, $50
FREE FARE-SAN LUIS OBISPO
IL laborers around quarry, s75 month.
MURRAY & READY. ss4 -ese Clay st.
TO OREGON, So. :. COAL MINERS. 81 TON
COAL MINERS L s. TON .T0 SooF oREGoM, M1sl ss
Call mURnH2 saEa I9PAR READY $3.50 ciag st
AT HoRD 4 SMITHS; sas "a !. MIssIoN sS11NS ST.,
ron ST. NEAR KEARNY.
Carpenters Railroad companyrc np 7,6a caTpenteFs
Almond pickers, $50 and found.
TInneimen-s2 5o-Tunnelmen
Muckers, s2-company Work.
CREAMERYMAN. SIS: farmers and wives.
$50 and $50 and found teamsters. $50 and
found; man about place, $50 and found: gar
found; g Scandinavian laborers, $45 and
board: butcher. $40 and found: hook tender.
$40 and found; woodchoppers for mine; cooks.
kitchen men, potwashers, porters and others.
J. F. CRosETT & CO.. e2s Sacramento st
ANDRES office. s17 Stockton st
Cook for small restaurant 500; fry cook.
$50: dishwasher. country hotel, s25; porter.
family hotel $40: elevator boy. $40 to $15;
walter, plain hotel S35; second butler. $40.
etc
WANTED-20 harness-rnakers; best equipped
factory west of the Missouri River harness
made In parts; Jobs given out in extremely
large quantities; mechanics never asked to
wait until jobs are cut; plenty Of work all
the time. ADDRESS Los ANGELES SAD
DLERY AND FINDING COMPANY, 223 N.
Les Angeles St. Los Angeles Cal.
WANTED-By large retail stationery store
an experienced up-to-date stationery sales
man; must be Of good address and thorough
ly posted In this line. Address, stating quail
ifcatinns. age and salary expected. Box
1914. Cali.
man Of IS or 20 OF good APP
pearance: steady position for the right party
Apply S. NJ WOOD & CO.. 740 Market st.
boys IA years OF age. Apply
a. m. S. N WOOD e. CO.. Powell and
Ellis SITS.
neat. clean errand boy;
good wages. GANTNER & MATTERN COM
PANY % Post st.
WANTED Experienced candy helper. Apply
Emporium candy department
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17

"A MONEY TO LOAN
On furniture, pianos, warehouse receipts or
security OF any kind without removal; we
make loans on the EASIEST PLAN In the
WORLD. payments to SUIT YOUR CON-
VENIENCE; In case of SICKNESS or loss OF
EMPLOYMENT we EXTEND THE LOANS;
you take no chance OF LOSING your GOODS.
This Is a TRUST COMPANY; our rates are
RIGHT and no DESERVING PERSON is re-
fused CASH ADVANCES made to salaried
people LINCOLN FINANCE CO.. rooms 15
LIZ I0A Market ST ann. Phelan building.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
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AMERICAN
EMPI OWN ENT RITREAII

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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17

STRONG boy of IA to 16 years of age; must
be well behaved. OF good habits and live with
his parents; to learn to knit on circular ma
chimes Apply J. ]. PFISTER KNITTING
COMPANY 4l2 Polk st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
r. MccoLGAN.

r. McCOLGAN,
Rooms 5O1 and 302 Hearst building
Third floor, Examiner entrance
Deal directly with lender and save expense.
Leans any amount at ) y and per cent
On hrst. second and third mortgages.
REAL ESTATE IN PROBATE.
Undivided interests In estate and property
Money advanced TO prevent foreclosure
NO DELAY.
Phone Main Solo.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

COOK, small hotel. S3S
cooks, German families; little washing. $50
Cook, small 6elicstesSen. 81 week
COX, girl students, Berkeley. $50
Cook for orphansge, country ....-.........S $50
1ouias siga general housework for Naps. in
family ------..-. ......-..................x $50
,-ook, American family; little washing. $50
second girls, city and Santa Cruz. .S25
nurse girls. city, --.-.-.-.........-.-S -S25
nurse children, Alameda. a..............S .S25
Cham berInsid. country springs. ............ sos
Sook. adults; no washing ng.-.-.........-. $50
mattresses FOR city and country ....... $50
second girl, Monterey. y...-.-...............S $50
second girl for young ladies' school. 80. S25
aouseWoTk. San Rafael. $50
Kitchen helper. Oakland ............$ $6 week
40 general houseWork girls, city ana country;
very nice places .S20-$25-S30
can to-day. J. =. cROSETT & CO., 62s
Sacramento ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
HELP wANTEp-MALE.

A-MURRAY & READY, 634-e36 Clay St
Phone Main 5S4s
OFFICE HOURS, A. NJ TO 10 p NJ
MS new system gives employers a chance
10 phone US until 10 p. m.
Likewise
All can call after their days work
Our Own Printing
rant issues our free list Of positions four
times daily a. m, 10 a. m,
p. m, p. m
EMPLOYERS ATTENTION.
OUR INVESTIGATION AND SEGREGA-
TON RESULT IN THE PRODUCTION OF
F1RST-Cl4ASS HELP.
IF YOU WANT
THE BEST HELP DO AS OTHERS DO
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
MCRRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents,
Phone Main 5S4S.
THE RIGHT QF NAN TO LIVE; THE
RIGHT OF NAN TO WORK.
We gave in 1904 1905 We hope to
64. OC0 work increase "a 600.
We do not supply female help, but we do
supply men and wives for ali classes OF work
WE SPEAK THE
Serman, French Italian, Portuguese, Span
ish. Slavonian, Scandinavian and Greek Ian
guages.
FREE FARE-GoING soUTH-s. P. R R.
l55 LABoRERS.
GREAT CROWDS GOINGEARE YOU?
MURRAY & READY, 6S4-636 Clay st
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17

AAA-HERMAN MURPHY.
COL 1-602- COB Examiner building.
Quick settlements: disappointments-
Save expenses by dealing directly.
Estates. second mortgages. undivided inter-
ests assignments ot rents, property in trust.
etc; Iegacies life estates and undivided In
terests in property purchased.
Courteous treatment. Strictly confidential.
When You Need Money
See HERMAN MURPHY.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17

FOR A FACTORY.
Steady Jobs Year Round.
26 laborers general manager here, $60
u laborers, city factory, 81 25 day.
$15 month.
25 laborers for a lumber company, $75 mo-
FREE FARE-14 miles away.
35 laborers, 500
MURRAY READY, 63+636 Clay ST.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
.ONE MILLION OF MIN.
Believed Japan's Fighting Force Il
10 he Thus Augmented.
PLAN Is KEPT SECRET
Toxic Adviees Are Artillery VIII BE
Superior TO That Owned by the
Russians and Aggressive
Action 20 BE Taken.

Toxic. April ii-Japan Il meeting
the Russian plan OF reorganization
and reinforcement Of its Manchurian
army with an extensive expedit' On
from It's own military organizations
Details and figures are carefully con-
eealed OF what seems to be- a plan "a
double the prestst army units. but II
u reliably estimated that next autumn
the total military organization will ex-
coed 100000 men actually employed
In the field. Fighting forces are rough
iy estimated at 100000 men with In
crease largely IN infantry and artil-
lery. although enlargement in the cav
airy branch Is also contemplated. As
a result of manufacture az arsenals IN
Japan. together with captured and
purchased guns. II Is predicted this
year will see the japanese artillery su-
perior 10 that OF the Russian In quail
ity az well as numerically. and Il r.
confidently believed the Russians viii
be Incapable % overcoming these nu-
mericai Disadvantages.
Wherever railway improvements are
possible they viii be carried cut. when
japan viii be sufficiently strong TO
take and hold Harbin and simulta-
neossly continue operations against
the Russian forces 10 the eastward OF
that city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
TWENTY INJURED.
Train Crashes Into Another With Dis.
astrous Results.

Kinsley Kan, April il.-Twenty or
more passengers were injured. but none
killed. by a collision of the Chicago
express and san Francisco limited
trains % the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad az 10 o'clock Monday
night Both trains were east bound
No :, the Chicago express. was stand
ing at the station when No. 4, the lin
ited. crashed into II az high speed. The
engine Of the second train plowed into
the last Pullman sleeper OF the other
train. demolishing u. The cars IN
front also were badly damaged and the
limlteds locomotive and part OF the
train wrecked The railroad officials
put the injured IN car and took them
90 the west end Of the yards. The rear
car OF No. was deadhead chair car
This was cut through from end 10 end
by the heavy engine and the Pullman
ahead of this was thrown of the track
Both Immediately took fire and with
the chair and mail cars were entirely
consumed. The engineer Of No. 4 Is
unlnjured but the fireman is seriously
hurt. as II also a porter on No. and
a cook on the limited The collision
was caused. II II said by the rear
brakeman OF No. not going back TO
flag No. T.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
SLEW a SNAKE.
President Lsapsd From, Horse and Dis.
patched Rattler With a ouirt.

Lawton. April 1.-THE presidents
trip Sunday across the reservation from
the west gate 90 the camp was over
direct route regardless OF roads. II
lay over waving grass. up hin and
down hill. through thicket and fence
and along the winding river that sewers
the prarie lands from the reservation.
The party was piloted by BIN sic. a
deaf and dumb cowboy who for years
has worked on the leadins ranches OF
the southwest.
The president rides a large black
horse supplied by waggoner & Burnett.
His hunting attire consists OF light
corduroy coat. light wooden trousers
with buttons on the side. a blue COL
ored cotton shirt and a white broad
brimmed hat. The president ate his
FIRST dinne- In the reservation NJ the
COW camp OF waggoner a Burnett
Sunday. The party sat around the
end OF the chuck wagon on crude i'm
provised seats In typical cowboy style.
Early Sunday morning. while out ex-
ercising. the president encountered
huge rattler coiled up In the grass
Leaping ON his horse. he quickly re-
versed his riding quirt and with the
lead end killed the spewing monster.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
AFTER FLEEING PREY
President and His Party Capture q
Number Of Wolves.
DOGS ARE EFFECTIVE
Chief Executive Ingratiates Himself
With Cowboys by Dismounting
at q Buffalo Wallow and
Quenehlng His Thirst.

Frederick. Okla. April ii.-Presideni
Roosevelt and about fifteen other men
accompanied by some forty dogs. start
ed At an early hour Monday in search OF
wolves. soon a hungry looking animal
was seen loping along. At sight Of the
prey both horses and dogs redoubled
their efforts. and soon the foremost OF
the pack was up with the wolf. True
to its kind. the wolf turned TO beat of
Its asEailants. but Il was soon overpOw-
cred by the oncoming dogs. and all was
over with the wolf when the horsemen
arrived on the scene. Two other wolves
were dispatched In somewhat the same
manner before dinner.
The morning chase gave the hunters
a favenous appetite and a picked year
ling from the Waggoner herd. which
was dressed and taken out to camp.
proved 10 be none too much for the en-
tire party. including the Indian allies.
The mornings chase proved that tho
game was too uneven for the coyotes
with such a large number OF hunters
and dogs. and consequently only about
ten horsemen and their dogs were taken
out In the afternoon.
When the courier left camp al an
early hour In the afternoon one wolf
had already fallen a prey to the merry
hunters.
The president won the heart OF the
COW puncher when at one point. seeing
some water standing In a buffalo wal
low. he urged his horse 10 the spot
ahead % the dogs and. springing from
the saddle. Tapped up the refreshing
liquid In gool old cowboy style.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
COLORADO CAMP.
President viii Be In Colorado a Week
or Ten Days.

Newcastle. April 1.-THE big pack
train and nmp outfit for President
Roosevelts party received hurry-up or
ders 20 move and guides Jake Borah
and John Con headed the procession OF
nearly 100 horses and sixty dogs. for
the Johnson ranch. about twenty miles
south of Newcastle. where camp will
be pitched for az least a week or ten
days. A. soon as the camp IS well es-
nblished. the cNtr men. as we'll as
several ranchmen and trappcrse who
viii be engaged. viii scour the country
IN search 90 bear tracks. They will
carefully note all the signs and looa-
tions 80 that when the president starts
out there will be no delay In looking
for tracks
Citizens of Newcastle are planning
nnovel reception to the president next
saturday morning. which viii be sub
ject 90 his approval II is proposed that
q grand parade be held in which Presi-
dent Roosevelt shall ride 80 ne can
be seen hy the citizens At the head
of the procession win be "a monster
brown bear in cab. This animal w1s'
recently captured and be is now no the
residence ~ Frank Hulard. where De
has succeeded in killing no least dozen
dogs ard Iniur.ur several men who
ventured too near him.
Cor and Borah win put their pack
hounds iH "a corral and the bear WIN be
given an hours start for the hills. Then
the packs viii be set on the trail and
President Roosevelt. DR. Lambert Phil
lip y. Stewart and the guides will fol-
low In hot pursuit This is planned 70
10 be the Official start OF the hunt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
FATAL INITIATION.
De~IorabIs Accident That Occurred In
an Arkansas Lodge Room.

Little Rock. April li.-whne Eben-
ezer Runyan was being initiated by the
pcal lodge. knights OF Pythias. at
Fetezenthal. Ark, he was shot and In
stantly killed. Charles Filler. an Of
ficer OF the lodge. was officiating az the
initiation and II Is said used a revolver
which In some mysterioes way had
been loaded. although Il was supposed
10 contain blank cartridges. The bull
let entered Runyan's brain. causing In
stant death. The lodge broke up In
consternation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
-Four Passed Eastward.

London. April IA telegram from
Singapore reports that four suppo5e,i
colliers passed there going east Aprii
10. These are presumed. in shipping
circles. 10 be- the advance guard OF the
sideen Hamburg American line
steamers char sred 20 act as supply
ships tn the Russian Second Pacific
squadron
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
SNAKE INDIANS ANGRY.
Threaten TO Kill Red Men Who Have
Disposed Of Lands.

Kingston. I. T.. April i1.-There Is
great excitement at Shay. six miles
southeast OF here. II + reported that
there are thirty Snake Indians In the
neighborhood and serious trouble Is
expected. FNrmers were In for guns
and ammunition.
Indians threaten 20 kill all the In
dians who have sold their lands and
intend burning their property.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
HEAD NEARLY SEVERED.
Youths Throat Cut While He Wa.
Asleep a, His Home.

New York. April ii.-while Camille
sarono. nineteen years OF age. lay
sleeping In his home at Brooklyn. a
man broke through a rear window %
the house and cut tn youths throat.
almost severing hts head. Sarono died
shortly after the deed was discovered
Police began searching for Paul cat
limo. by whom Sorono was employed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
sRITIsHER STABBED.
Two Workmsn Fall Victims to the Ven
aeanes Of othsr Polandrr,.

LODI, April ii.--James Ratcline. a
British subject. and manager OF the
Possnauskis Cotton mill. was stabbed
while returning from a mass celebrated
TO commemorate the end OF The strike
His assailant escaped.
Two workmen were found stabbed 10
death Monday. II Is supposed they
were non-strikers and that they were
murdered by strikers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
STRUCK sY LIGHTNING.
Damage TO Warehouses Estimated at
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars.

Huntington. ". Va April IA fire
started by nghtnln~ riking I.ado
Bros large warehouse early Tuesday
morning and caused damage estimated
at 100000. Before the frcmen were
on the ground the adjoining warehouse
OF the United States Stogie company
was IN flames. Three nt1.r buildings
were also consumed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
oRlscom CABLES.
State Department Advised Of Closing
Of kelunc Port.

Washington. April ii-siinister
Griscom. az Toxic. has cabled the state
department that he has been advised
Of the closing OF Kelung % foreign
ships until further notice. Kolung is
port on the north end OF the Island
Of Formosa. II Is believed here the
action of the japanese government I'm
closing Kelung indicates that this port
viii be used by Admiral Togo as a base
for his fleet
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
ordsred % Pro.sed.

The Hague. April 1.-THE Dutch
East indian squadron g. said 20 have
been ordered 20 proceed 20 Anambas
island. where the Russian squadron
which passed Singapore April O. an
chored, with the view TO assure 90.
servance OF neutrality.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12

Vicksburg. Miss, April II During a
heavy thunder storm william Alversop
twenty-five years old. was instantly
killed by ligh'ring. The horse on which
Alverson wLs riding was also Eiiied.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-28
HIGH PRICE PAID FOR RUM
Home wreck ed. Business and Reputa-
tiOn Gone and Victim
Landed In Prison

Wreck Of a home. a heretofore good char
acter and present opportunity, was rep
resented in the person OF Fletcher Doty
when he faced Judge Day in the criminal
branch Of the district court Monday morn
ing.
The charge was forgery, with three
counts, committed while under the innu-
ence OF liquor. Attorney Van Dusen for
defendant, and County Attorney Sabaugh
both testified that until his present trouble
Doty had been good citizen. had held re-
sponsible positions and managed business
OF his own. They explained he had Wife
and child and was well connected all
around: that they could not account for
his fall except on the ground OF intoxics-
ton. Doty himself said to the court he had
been sick all summer. had become discou
aged and respondent, wanted to get out OF
town to rehabilitate himself. but that he
had succumbed to drink. and after that
could not say what he had done. On ME
advice OF his attorney he threw himself on
the mercy Of the court
Judge Day gave Doty the minimum on
the charge of having forged the name Of
James L. Boyle to a check for Sl1.5O. He
will serve one year in the penitentiary. The
other charges against Doty were nolled by
the county attorney.
II. L. Mcintosh. a South Omaha negro,
pleaded guilty to assault and battery and
was given ninety days. He shot and
wounded one r c. Morgan during an argu-
ment, but as Morgan was alleged to have
been attacking and to- have bitten McIn-
toshs thumb, the cour. was lenient.
Emil Synak pleaded guilty to stealing $50
worth of copper wire from the electric light
company. Judge Day reserved sentence TO
make an investigation, as Synak is but a
] youngster
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-28
HEcKER AFRAID OF HIMSELF
Treasurer mt Boyd Has a Double and
show Girls Take Him for
Manager.

Conrad Hecker treasurer at the BOYD
theater, had a little experience Sunday
evening he is still thinking about.
He was standing in the lobby of the
theater an hour or two before the show
began. when striking blonde girl came
In and approached him, eyes sparkling and
lips running over with vocabulary.
1--WE a big kick to put in," she, began.
I'm no knocker. but some of the girls in
this company are about the smallest, mean
est, shrimpiest things that ever travelled
with a show. They steal your ribbons
monkey with your makeup things and one
actually had the audaoity to borrow a new
Paris corset just bought and never asking
my leave. l want to tell you, IL this thing
keeps up l shall be forced to leave you
1t has been getting worse ana worse ever
since we left New York. Now. you just"
MIR. Hecker seized portable display sign
and placed it between himself and the
chorus woman. Then he reinforced himself
with bronchial troche.
"Who do you think you are talking to?"
he demanded. II have had nothing to do
with any of your girls, so far as / know"
We'll, what do you look after as man.
ager?" asked the girl in turn Mr.. Com
stock, it seems to me that a person in
charge of a production like 1.-The School
Girl would pay more attention to what is
going on I'm it,"
'Merciful heavens." calculated Hecker;
81 am not Comstock. l AMI the treasurer
Of this house. Won't you please go away
and tell your troubles to some one else?"
The girl looked at him closely. Hecker
showed her mole under his right ear to
prove his identity, also a bunch of letters.
his card case and few other trihes.
Finally she admitted she was wrong. but
she insisted that Hecker is the double of
the manager of the company.
Later in the evening others of the corn-
pany made the same mistake Hecker is
almost afraid to go near the theater while
the company is here. He doesn't know
what minute somebody will hand him a
bunch OF money.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-28
A TRULY WONDERFUL REMEDY

, The Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co of
this city are the agents for a remedy
which is remarkable in many respects
Uasmuch as that it is a guaranteed cure
for Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gastritis, or
any form OF Stomach Disorder. It's use
insures perfect freedom from all distress
from the very first dose, and a permanent
cure Of the most chronic cases in a short
time.
This truly wonderful formula which
is being sold under the name OF the
GROVER GRAHAM DYSPEPSIA REM
EDY was originally discovered by Pro-
lessor McDermOtt. one Of the most cele-
brated Specialists in the treatment OF all
stomach Disorders that the world has
ever known. Prior to it's Introduction
into America. the cure OF chronic dis
eases, due 10 an impaired digestive sys-
tenn. were looked upon az practically i'm
possible. Since, however It has been Of
feFed for sale here, it has cured thousands
Of cases which have resisted the skilled
EFFORTS Of the most noted physicians in
the United States.
The sherman Mcconnell Drug Co.
viii be pleased TO tell you OF a number
OF cases which have come under their
direct observation that have been cured
by this Remedy. which, to their knowledge.
had resisted all previous Efforts
Ask for copy Of The Verdict" a
Journal devoted to the cure OF all forms OF
Stomach Disorders. A truly wonderful
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-28
DEATH RECORD.
w. ]. McKInna.

ARAPAHOE. Neb.. Nov. 27.-Cspecisl Tel
egram) -Some ten days ago w. l. McKin-
ma, a prominent business man and esteemed
citizen of this, place, after several weeks
of sickness and when a dlff1cult surgical
operation was necessary. was operated on
at st. Josephs hospital at Omaha on last
Thursday. His family were notified today
OF his death. William l. McKinna has
been resident OF Arapahoe for many
years and during his residence here ocru-
pied many positions Of trust, school treas
urer city treasurer and mayor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-28
Y.v III-.-~ 1o- C.IIIornIa.

BERKELEY Cal. Nov. sT.--A board OF
regents OF the University Of California has
Just concluded the purchase Of Bancroft
library The purchase price was $3.50 600
or this amount H. N. Bancroft donated
SlOO, 600 The sale was consummated on the
recommendation OF Prof. Reuben Goldzwth-
waite, superintendent Of the Wisconsin
State Historical library. who was retained