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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

SUBURBAN SERVICE sIANDARD STA pa GAUGE
O 40 n 90 Al m: 2:2O. 1:45. 3:15 ABS 5:fH
$3.50. $3.50. 7:15. 900. 1912 % and II: :s5 m
Depart sundays and holidays at I:15. T:4a
a. m: ELS. 12:45. LIS, as ais. PAS. 3:i5.
3:45. AIS, 4:45. 5:15. 6:4o. Sis. 6:45 T.l5.
FOR Fairfax. week days-7:45 a M. 3:f5
m 5:45 D. m Sundays and holiday
f.45 s:45 9.f5. 1918. II AS a. m. lis D. m
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m daily-Cazadero and way ststiora
9:l5 a. m Sundays and holidays Point
s:i5 ,. m daily texcept sunday,-For Cana
sis ,. m daily Except sunday)-For Posns
Reyes. etc
SIS .. m Sundays and holidays for caza-
dero. etc
TICKET OFFTCE-e50 Market St
FERRY-Union Depot. foot OF Market IT.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OFFICE. IoIs BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


BARGAINS 5ozl35, on Woolsey st; street
work all done: good 5-rUom, high basement
house with bath. fine garden and trees;
SI5Co
Elegant lot. 4ozls5: har block from S. p.
and Key station; $1,000.
Two beautiful lots, eacn 4oxl3S, Fitzgerald
& Bowles Tract: one block from Grove-st.
ara Key car lines. $500 each.
Two broom, modern houses. on car inei
lots 4Oxl55; s22OO each; part cash.
Fine 1-roOm, modern mouse. lot oO1l2Zsoi
street work all done; a nice home.
New Groom high basement house on 3sth
st; splendid condition, garden; must be seen
10 be appreciated; S2100.
New 5-room. high basement house on West
st very nice: a. $500 ror few days only.
Fine corner 5oX150. good broom, high
basement house on Claremont ave-; $500.
CHAPLIN & BOOTH. l263 Broadway, Oakland.
$50 CASH. $40 monthly by the acre. 1 acre
S-5e ? acres SIS. acres $70O, q acres $780,
s acres SG25 per acre; biggest bargain yet
offered. sandy loan soil; French plums and
German prune orchard opposite district
school md nice homes; near electric cars
and wide boulevard; no fogs nor cold winds
here. lots SIS upward, s. cash. 50 monthly;
streets graded- city water: two electric
lines sc fare; q grand site FOR home, r.
Y Bouleiard Tract, one block from new
boulevard TO HasWsrds and Key Route Call
- SEND for circular 1922 Fruitvale ave,
Fruitvale. near station. or 455 seventh St,
opposite Broadway station. Oakland; car
rage free. GEO. H LEE. owner
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

COAST LINE Marrow Baug
(Foot Of Market street.)
N7.46A Santa Cruz EXCURSION (sun day
onlyl yl.............:....:..
e.16ANewark, Centervillc, san Jose,
FELTON,. Boulder Greek. Santa
Cruz and Way Stations .....-.....
to.15ANevark. San jose. FELTON,. Boulder
Creek, Santa Cruz...........-...
t2.15pNewark. Centerville, San jose.
New Almaden. Los Gat0s. FELTON,,
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations .......
l.16pNewark. San Jose. Los Gatos.
XII. -. - =, =. :. :. :. = :. :. 80.
Atbp Saturday and Sunday for Felton,
RnnIder Santa
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
BORN.

FORBES-In this city. August %, 1908, to
the wife Of NJ. p Forbes.
MIrCHELIl-In Alameda. August 2S to the
wife OF William A Mitchell. a son.
sMITH-At Mill Valley. August 90 1905. to
the wife of Walter H. Smith, a son.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
INVESTORS
ONLY

A northwest gore corner, aggregating 594
feet: inside portion holds 4 high basement.
Groom, tip-top cottages; all street work COM
pleted: fronts the two main thoroughfares
ard close 10 two union depots and immense
railroad shops; now pays 10 per cent on
S72QG: price reduced. for quick sale. TO $3.50.
r [ wise2 Then see HARRY L. HOLCOMB,
Slz San Pablo ave. Oakland, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

Abe Levy (owner) with Denke Bros (contrac-
tors and architects)-All work for one-story
frame building on lot on line OF Haight
street 30 f of Clayton, E 2S:9 by 100; $3.50
L. D. West (owner) with Cox Bros. (con-
tractors) architect-All work for two
story frame building on lot on w line Of
Webster street. "a of Hermann, "a by
william Kelton and wife (owners) with Floyd
/, Baird and Earl D. Baird (contractors). -
architect-All work for a two-story frame
building (4 fats) on lot on W line Of Florida
street. 100 S of Twenty-secsnd. 26 by W
Mrs. NJ R. Kipp towner) with Matthew A.
Little (contractor), architect J. Peter Christian
sen-All work for three-story frame build
ing (iats) on lot on w line Of Third avenue,
Ak of II street % by w 95; $5110.
Roger Johnson (owner) with Cahill & Hall
Elevator Company (contractors) architects H.
Cyeilfuss & Son-Elevator machinery for Ave
story brick building on lot on n line OF Full
ton street. 150 w of Larkin, W 1876 by N
120 $21O5.
architects same-Paintirg granting. oiling.
vanishing cement washes. fncrusta. walton
numbers, window cleaning for same on same;
S1276
Same owner with Herman & O'Brien tcon-
tractors), architects same-Plumbing. gasft-
ting sewerage, fire hose, hot water system
Same with H. ]. Spring tcontractorl,
architects same-Lathing, plastering. ventflat-
ing CRATES freproofng of steel girders deaf
ening for same on same y5115
Hale Bros. Inc townersJ with Globe Engi-
neering Company (contractors), architects Reid
S line of Market street. IS OF Sixth. e 9S :6.
S 10, " 1866. n So IS to w line of pres
crt building $3345.
Same owners with L. and e. Emanuel. Inc.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

BacigaIupi A. 10 dys Kimball Mrs Grace.
Bonomy, August. 5S. King, Thomas. Il.
Cantel, Ida. 10. Lucas. Edgar W., SO.
Caine. 5alses -, .6. LuEk Martha
Gassell. Jane. Nolan, Patrick F.. 35
Ccndon Kate, e5 Nunan, Mary E., 46.
Coy. francea l.. -. Petrie, Thcs. L.. SO.
Forbes, J. II. Gnfant) Sheehan Della, A.
French j. Elliott, /. Sirnonds Clark. IS.
Greenbaum DrL.,31. Theobaid, willard 2.
Gunther, Morris, SO. Trimble, Michael, a.
Hogan Dennis 81 Walter Oliver Jr., 8.
Isola, Maria, TO- Weichhart. Anna NJ.
Johnson. Maggie A. Welch, Margaret. l.
Johnston. VIM. r., 47 Xavier. Sister Mary.
Kern. Gertrude, 2 mos
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

OAKLAND HARBOR gERAY
(Foot of Market STD
t7.t5 A. M. 500 M. loo AM
100 3. n. 500 Pm. g. 70 -
A for Morning. P for Afterncon.
tsunday excepted tSunday only.
bMonday only.
SDaily, and stops Sc all stations on Sunday,
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The Lumber Business.

About the time the railroads reached
Deming the Blinn Lumber Co. opened
yard at the Station and for twenty
odd years the business has been carried
on at the old stand. About eighteen
years ago Mr. W. C. Merrill bought out
the Blinn Lumber Co.. and has con-
tinued in the business in Deming during
all the intervening years. Byreference
to his advertisement, it will be seen
that his is the Pioneer Coal and Lum-
ber Yard, and that he carries in stock
besides lumber, doors and windows, all
kinds Of building material, besides wood
and coal.
Mr.. Merrill owns several residences
in the town, and conducts livery bust.
ness on Silver avenue. Mr.. Merrill is
one Of the active busy men of Deming.
See his catchy advertisement on our
first page this week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
Flood at Clifton.

The following is part Of dispatch to
the FL Paso Herald respecting the
washout at Clifton:
Clifton, Ariz., Jan. ll.-At five
O'Clock yesterday morning, a heavy
rain occurred which brought down the
snow from the mountains and soon
Chase Creek and San Francisco river
were raging torrents.
The Chase creek flood was the first to
cause damage but how much it is not
possible to state, for all the foot
bridges, the county bridge and the rail-
road bridge have heen washed away,
and as the Herald correspondent is in
Hills addition, he is cut off from com.
municatiOn with the main part of the
town by Chase creek.
1t is thought however that no lives
have been lost.
The new school house of South Clifton
is complete wreck. Two of the walls
fell early in the day and the entire
building soon went down.
William Whaley's residence was
washed away and crushed against the
mountain side The family left the
house few hours before.
The mains of the water company
have been washed away.
The Shannon plant was compelled to
shut down.
The Arizona Copper company drew
the fire from the furnace the night be-
fore anticipation of the flood.
The Era printing Office is submerged
IN water three or four feet deep and the
officials of the A. c, company have
abandoned their residences in that vi
cinity.
The Coronado railroad is entirely out
from the mines to Clifton and it will
probably be some weeks before the
companies will resume work in their
plants, as their ore supply will be cut
off until the road can again be put in
operation.
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Moral Progress.

As we have made ard are still making
NnOrmous advances on material lines, Il
hecomes necessary that we commen-
) ately advance on moral lines. Civil
kation, as it progresses, requires a
higher conscience, keener sense of
nstice, warmer brotherhood, wider,
|oftier, truer public spirit Failing
these, civilization must pass into de-
Iruction. II cannot be maintained on
be ethics Of savagery.
The social and political problems that
0onfront us are darker than they realize
4ho have not given thought to them;
I'd their solution is mere matter Of
lhe adjustment Of social forces. Man
masters material nature by studying
Ier laws, and in conditions and powers
hat seemed most forbidding, has al
feady found his richest storehouses and
most powerful servants. Although we
have but begun to systematic our
knowledge of physical nature, 1t is evil
Dent that she will refuse us no desire if
W. but seek its qualification in accord
ance with her laws.
The law Of human progress, what is
II but the moral law? Just as social
aliustments promote justice; just as
they acknowledge the equality of right
between man and man, just as they in
sure to each the perfect liberty which
bounded only by the equal liberty of
Very other, must civilization advance
lust a. they fail in this, must advanc-
Ing civilization come to a halt and re-
eede.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
The Storm.

Another storm has swept the country
and Southern New Mexico was allotted
its portion in the way of rain instead OF
now. North Of us away up into Canada
1t was a blizzard with the tempera-
ture ranging from zero to thirty degrees
below. From Ration south there was
snow and rain, and from Arizona on the
west to the states east of us there was
rain, with snow in the higher attitudes.
But the sunshine win soon come
again, and in a few weeks the vast
plains Of New Mexico and Arizona will
become verdent pastures, from which
the stockmen will reap rich returns.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
Contractors and Builders.

There will evidently bo more build
ings erected in Deming during 1905 than
for many previous years. The joint
freight house is already under way,
Judge Fielder's building is nearly com
pletAd, and many more are contem-
plated. For The information of the
more recent arrivals who intend build
ing this year, we are pleased to say
that TIE firm of Rosch & Leopold are
fully prepared to fill contracts for any.
thing in the carpenter and builders
line.
Mr.. Rosch has been in reming since
1893, and has had a part in building
nearly every house of the better
class in town since that date. His
partner was for years a contractor and
in San Francisco, and both members of
the firm are thoroughly qualified to fur
nlsh specifications and reconstruct any
thing and everything from front
yard fence to a six story edifice. Per-
sons in need of any work in their line
will find them not only competent
workmen, but the kind of men it is al
ways pleasure to meet in a business
way,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
A $4,000 Moving Picture Show.

Including all the latest colored NOV
ing pictures, illustrated songs and
latest music. Beatty Bros. proprietors,
have the only six machines on earth
equipped with Diamonds projecting
lens and six sprockets, doing away
with that vibration and blur. A few
of the many pictures: A drunken tramp
on roller skates; Casey and his twins;
Johnson's goat; General Slocum disas-
ter; boar hunting, showing horsemen
and 200 pretty white spotted hounds
Japanese and Russian war, showing
land and sea battles; hundreds of Rus
slams killed in land battle; the great
train robbery and many others. Prof.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
Superintendent Of Public School.

1t was pointed out in the discussion
that has arisen in the New Mexico
press regarding the proper material for
superintendent of public instruction,
that it is necessary to secure man
who has executive ability, education,
honesty and tact. The majority of pa
pers would add to these qualities that
of practicsl experience in the school
room. It does seem that the time has
come when a practical educator should
be appointed superintendent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
President In Earnest.

A press dispatch of he llth states
that President Roosevelt continued to.
day his conferences with members OF
congress on the subject of tariff re-
vision and of legislation providing for
an increase of the powers of the inter-
state commerce commission. One
statement which stands out almost
with pre-eminence Of official announce
ment is that unless congress at the
present session should enact legislation
looking to the regulation of railroad
freight rates, an extraordinary session
of the fi'tyninth congress will be called
by the president to deal with the prob
lem. 1t can be said that the president
regards the interstate commerce
question as the paramount issue now
before the American people.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
Extract From Letter.

The following is sample of the
Ihouries that are being received at
thi o ice respecting this ocali y:
" al you please send me a copy of
sour paper and also such printed infor-
nation as your town, or Board of Trade
nav have for distribution regarding
the town and surrounding country tribu-
Ary, the opportunities, etc.
especially desire information re-
earding the land said to be undcrlaid
by a subterranean lake fed by the MIN
hres river, as partially described in one
5, the Rock Island Railway publica-
tons. 1t is stated that wells Of so to
so feet reach this flow. If so, what
kind of well, dug or drive, is used
obtain this water, and how much
sand will well irrigate? what power
Il used to pump the water, wind-mills,
81 gasolene enginee? If the latter
what is the cost per acre?
AZ the present time, how close to
town can government land be obtained?
Can you put me in touch of some one
Who has made the experiment as to
tanning on this land?
What are your leading irrigated crops?
Have you grown macaroni wheat,
osb, corn and alfalfa?
ANY information you may give me
n his matter will be appreciated by
Ia BID newspaper man who is seeking a
m.her climate for himself and family.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
Solar Motors.

A special to the Morning Journal of
IN. 8, gives the following bit of news
reporting "solar motors"
At meeting of interested persons
held here today, capitalists of Boston,
New York and London organized a COM
pany to manufacture and install solar
motors for the irrigation of New Mex
leo and Arizona, The Southern Pacihc
railroad company is interested in the
organization, which is heavily financed
and will manufacture the motors on a
large scale. The machines have been
thoroughly tested in various parts of
Arizona, particularly near Phoenix and
have been found to be the most eco.
nomical means of securing motive
power for pumping for irrigation.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13

Work on the new joint freight house
by the Southern Pacific forces has com.
menced and the foundation consisting
of numerous brick piers has been com.
pleted. 1t is expected that the building
viii be ready for occupancy by Febru.
ary 10th.
General Building Foreman ]. B,
Grant Of the Tucson Division has charge
Of the work.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
Some Little Misses.

This Miss is unhappy misfortune.
This Miss is not always honest MAP
propriate.
This Miss is uncivil and ill-bred- mis-
behave.
This Miss wastes time and money
misspent.
This Miss should be Stunned by the
traveller msguide.
This Miss gives unreliable informG-
tioion miscall
This Miss meets with il-luck and
delay -misadventure.
This Miss is an uncertain correspon-
dent misdirect.
This Miss can destroy the peace of
nation misrule.
This Miss makes trouble wherever
she goes misdoing.
This Miss causes sorrow to her
mother misconduct.
This Miss does not value her friends
-misappreciate.
This Miss is distrustful of human
nature msanthrope.
These three Misses are untruthful-
misrepresent, misnterpet, misstate.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
THE BEST

Place to buy
diamonds is where they keep
them. We do not keep the
diamonds usually found in a
jewelers. Store, but we keep
"BLACK DIAMONDS" and
when you order a ton we
give them a weigh. When it
comes to a question of fuel,
there
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13

The Elks at Silver City are talking of
building a new Opera House, Lodge and
Club rooms that will excel anything
now in the Territory with the exception
Of Albuquerque. We hope this is not
''hOt air" as they need afirst class play
house in Silver City.
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A Tragedy at the NOrdhaus Home.

- ~Ae0NNS - euS NvSonohS hOAlG'
What was doubtless intended for one
of the most brutal crimes in the history
Of any county was happily averted by
the sudden death of the principal actor
who was thwarted in his Infamous de-
signs.
Between the hours Of 8 and . P. NJ.
Mrs. Nordhaus had gone into her room
and laid down for a short rest, and her
daughter, Mrs. Ward, was in her room
lying down with her baby trying to get
the little one to sleep.
There was no one in the house during
the evening but Shaw, the colored cook,
and it was supposed by Mrs. Ward and
her mother he had left the house.
After he had disappeared, Mrs. Ward
noticed that the light IN her mothers
room was turned out, and she called to
know why the light was extinquished.
To her call she received, at first, no re-
ply, then an answer so faint and indis-
tinct as to arouse her suspicious. She
at once arose and attempted to en-
ter her mothers room, when the door
was suddenly shut in her face and so
firmly held that she could not enter.
She turned on the light in her own
room, opened the door before mem
toned, rushed to her mother, to find
her lying partially unconscious on the
bed, and was evidently under the in
iiuence of chloroform, the odor of which
was very preceptible. At the same
time she observed a motion of the win
dow curtain, and that it Was drawn
partially under the bed. She stopped
down and saw the negro cook, gave a
scream, when he came out, dashed
through the room and disappeared
She telephoned to her father and broth.
ers, who were still at their store, and
they at once notified the officers, who
with Mr.. Nordhaus' sons, hastened to
the house, two blocks distant. A search
was made of the house, the premises,
and the town, especially of the negro
residences, but with no results, until
Morris, the younger son, started for the
tankhouse loft, and going through the
barn discovered the negro in the hay.
The niger threw his hand to his hip
and made a dash for the posse of Of.
ficers. Something had to be done
and done quickly; and the report below
of the coroners' jury, states what oc-
CURED at that moment:
We, the undersigned Justice of the
Peace and the jury who sat upon the in
quest, held this 9th day of January A.
d. 1905, on the body of VIM. II. Shaw,
colored, OF Orange, Texas, found in
precinct No. Of Luna county, New
Mexico, find the deceased came to his
death by reason of leaden bullet firea
from gun in the hands of one of sew
eral officers, while deceased was re-
sisting arrest.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13

Those who hunt after happiness will
find it at last, if they find it at all, az
the old woman did her spectacles,
which she had lost, perched on her
own nose. Josh Billings.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13

Shary, a renowned pianist and Mrs.
Clark Mounts in latest illustrated songs
Mr.. Clark Mounts is robust tenor.
Mrs. Mountsa French Nightingale with
rare lyric soprano voice, in such pop
ular airs as: "The Holy City," "The
Tie That Binds" Orange Blossoms, 4"
"She Is Waiting" and others.
Beatty Bros, managers, do not adver-
tise any specilalties but we understand
they have the bcst comedy sketch team
on the road. This show comes to our
town highly recommended by the press
from the east to the west, and will
undoubtedly draw a packed house.
Pictures guaranteed not to quiver OF
blur.
Clark's Opera House, Tuesday jan
ua'y 18th.
Admission 20 35 and Scots.
Tickets on sale at Palace Drug Store.
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hs Editor According to the Small Boy.

The Tscumseh Republican of a recent
data contains the following:
sAn editor is a fellow that runs a
insNspaper and sets type and inks and
s4okes cigarettes and sometimes ours
et He is an offal site on press day and
wien hese got ink on his hands and face
h gets mad when a subscriber stops
h|s paper and don't pay up. A editor
Ma to be a offal good feller and rite all
kinds of lyes about people who don't
deserve it. Editors is always in good
uAer generally when they amt on
tssir year about sumthing and they
ange their minds more times in day
.n mule can kick. They can say
ne beautiful things about new mar
folks and wipe big tears Of grief
essry time one is sick with collie or any
ga thing. My pau is an editor. My
! nsa saws merchants is bigger lyers than
iors. Sometimes merchants sez they
I good toward you and will patrynize
a and then put big ad in the oder
l|ers paper and say marry doggon
to you. That makes pau mad.
netimes think I'd like to be editor
In get crowd up"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13

But week or so ago,
This city maid who ne'er had seen
The fields where wild. flowers grow;
And when she saw the cat-tails,
She cried, "0h, do look, quick
Whoever heard of sausages
A-growing on stick?"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13

ppendicitis is not any more painful
cramp collie but it is a great deal
& stylish.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
is NONE

better than our screened
Coal.
We also sell all kinds of
Lumber and Building Mate
rial. When you build that
New House don't use poor
material, for the best is not
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
sisting arrest

The above report was taken from
the evidence before the coroners' jury.
After the report was in type Mr..
Frank Nordhaus kindly furnished us a
more detailed account of the horrible
affair differing in some minor particu-
lars from that before received.
Frank says his mother called her
daughter twice and twice she went to
her mothers bedroom door and attempt
ed to enter but found the door appar-
emily held by some one so that she
could not open it, But when the light
was put out in the dining room and she
heard the sound of a window being
raised in her mothers room, her sus-
picions were aroused, and she lighted
a lamp and went into the bedroom,
where she found her mother partly
unconscious, and discovered the negro
under the bed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13

he good double barrel shot gun.
or particulars call at the Graphic
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-13
COOKE CHAPMAN

Justice of the Peace,
j. A. KINNEAR,
CHRIS RAITHEL, Jr.,
II. RAITHEL,
W. X. FOSTER,
j. H. ALLISON,
FRANK PRIsER,
Jury.