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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
REAL EsrATE-crrx-ron SALE.
NELSON. JOHNSON & CO.,
oS Montgomery at, Opp. Mills Building.

NELSON. JOHNSON. & CO.,
2os Montgomery st. Opp Mills Building
SNAPS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY.
AND
SIXTH ST
iS usB sS'Pf BS s61 61ofTr4TE fTfE N 70 MRKFE
THIRD ST.
The busiest thoroughfsre in the city; i'm
merous others projected and in course Of con-
PRICE REDUCED TO s2o.sOo.
SIXTH ST
The best retail street in the city; very best
rear street: improvements two s-story build
PRICE REDUCED TO sss.ooo.
s55oo-Rents SIS per month; In the beautiful
Presidio Heights section well built
fats OF 6. 6. rooms and bath; never
idle.
+: -. .ooo-sansorne st; very large lot: nne ?
story and basement brick building; first
class condition. elevator. etc: psyB over
Per cent net under secured lease;
MUST BE SOLD
SUBMIT ANY OFFER-NO MATTER HOW
81. .ooo-Rents s1o2 rgMi Per month. and
Sl1.5 5Oo-Rents sos per month.
Highest offer before Wednesday, April 8.
consist Of i0as each sOSicO feef each
improved with new up-to-date nats-
lot With 70 new w modern MODERN fats sat f G1 rooms on
on small street; few steps from Third
on Seventh St. below New Postofhce
&l1.oO0-Washington and Montgomery sts.: 2
frontsges; brick improvements: store
and lodging house; lease expires in
June. 1905. when the present rents S65
per month. be greatly increased.
Slo.ooO-Rents SOB; Fillmore st business prop
erty: store and two modern fats.
s., 5,15o-Rents S57 50 per month: must be sold;
make oners well-built fats: small
street Fifth and Folsom; good
plumbing; brick foundation
SIS. ooo-Rents $500 per month: hne business
block; stores and fats; Kearny-st
pass the door; good progressive
business location; situate on Railroad
ave South San Francisco; part OF lot
vacant and can be further improved
s., 6oo-Rents SS7; Third and Harrisoni
fats OF rooms, gas. nush toilets. etc; {;
brick foundation
s. S75oo-Folsom st, north side, near Sixth; i'm
provements . houses; lot 2oxI5.
SS5, ,0oo-Howerd st. near Third; 90 Il front-
age. running through TO rear street; sOOo
square feet
e22 ooo-Few steps from jackson and Dupont
sts.; one OF best business blocks IN
Chinatown: very large lot running
through 70 street. 3-StoTy br1ck
building; rents $176 per month; secured
lease years
fib 6oO-steiner St. 80 n. frontage; we'll
built bay-window fats OF and rooms.
NELSON. JOHNSON q CO.
2oe Montgomery St. OPP Mills blog'
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MENLo PACK REAL ESTATE.

QlkH LIZ EAhA HEAL ESTATE
AUCTION
MENLO PARk-MENLO PARK
SATURDAY. April. sTH. 1908.
GRAND SPECIAL EXCURSION.
s1.oo-ROUND TRIP-$1o 90.
Leave Third and Townsend Streets
1915 o'clock Saturday, April Sth. 1904
Remember the Date and Time.
20 LOTS-IN ALTO LOTS
III TO ACRES EACH
l-b cash. balance l. and 8 yearx
Good water-Fine Oak Trees.
Within Walking Distance
OF Menlo Park and Fair Oaks Station
Don't forget the date.
Write for particulars and catalogueA
sELBY. RODGERS 4 CO..
I1e California st. Tel. Main e7a
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before locating anywhere
come over and see this beautiful city.
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FhLNb REDUCED TO tZO, bUU.
SIXTH ST
PRICE REDUCED TO $os. 900.

The best retail street in the city; very best
business block; great big lot running back 70
rear street; improvements two S-story build
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The busiest thoroughfsre in the city; i'm
mense business structures on every side; nu-
merous others projected and in course OF con-
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SOME BARGAINS.

SOME BARGAINS.
New hats-2l70-2172 Fulton St, near Stan
Fan; McAllister-st. cars pass: and rooms
and bath: marine view; rents $50 per month;
lot 25xl00.
S5ooo-North line Page st; s1:s It east of
Clayton, east 25xIO0.
Turk st. near Scott; 2 frontages; 27:6x12s;
s200o-Corner on Chenery and F sts; lots;
. 10 on Chenery and French.
S25OC-F rederick st, near Ashbury: 25x1O5;
made
s5sco-North line Oak St. near Baker; 5Ox
1876.
-McAllister st. near 1st ave-; 25x
HENRY STERN OF David Stern & Sons,
II Montgomery st: phone James 5oS1.
WE are now finishing cottage on Fulton 81
bt- Lyon and Central ave, and have just
completed the framework Of a cottage on
18th St, close 70 Dolores look at both Of
tnesS DlnoLngs. Ihe completed one 10 OBJ
serve the finish, the framed one TO notice
how substantially we build; dupif-
cate them for you make any changes you
suggest; our terms are easy; you can pay us
LOT the home with the rent money you are
WEIssBEIN BROS. & CO.,
616 Sacramento st.
PARTIAL LIST OF OUR HOLDINGS:
18th St. between Church and Dolores.
sd ST, between Castro and Diamond.
Duncan St between Church and Sanchez.
llth ave, between Clement and California
Clement and Eighteenth ave.
W lDe OF 25th ave, bet. Point Lobos g. A St
Sunset lots. between 10th and 1Ith aves.
Look at the block. we are now putting on
the oincial grade on Twenty ninth ave, be-
tween Point Lobos and A sts.: beautiful and
unobstructed marine veiw; ali lots are
sole on easy terms as cheap as for cash; in
terest Der cent per annum.
WEISSBEIN BROS. & CO.,
GIG Sacramento st
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sS LOTS On San Pablo ave. to be sold for
$175O.
5-room house. $3.50; rents for SIS month;
large lot; must be sold; located on Berks-
ley way.
/ lot 5Ox135: Hearst St. $3.50
3-room house; large lot: South BerkeleyE
For choice lots In Point Richmond see
JORDAN. LITTLEPAGB & GIGOx
MODERN residence OF rooms. $3.50 on
Hearst ST.. Berkeley: beautifully located
choice lots East Berkeley; S400 each.
acres; near East Berkeley, $500.
JORDAN. LFTTLEPAGE 3 GIGOX.
2OO2 Shattuck ave-, Berkeley.
s295c-CHOICE lot and modern house: new;
best location In East Berkeley.
choice lots East Berkeley: 40x135: 500:
worth $500 each: must be sold at once.
VIII sell ckoice lots in Point Richmond
for $3.50 each.
JORDAN. LITTLEPAGE & GIGOx.
2oo2 Shattuci ave-. Berkeley.
WE HAVE DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALD
on paved streets in various parts OF Berke-
ley At prices ranging from $500 10 $500.
$500 10 $1,000 in McGee tract
S700 TO $1,000 in Northlands.
5000 u $500 IN Hopkins terrace.
$3.50 to $1,000 in Berry, Bangs tract.
$500 to $1,000 in Daley Scenic Park tract.
We have large list OF houses for sale in
various locations in Berkeley. at prices
and we will be pleased to show you houses
and lots at your convenience.
We have our own rigs, and our time Is at
your service. Call write for printed
list Of bargains IN houses and lots
LYMAN ALLEN, 2129 CENTER ST.
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LYON & HoAG. 11e Montgomery st.
ELMnUEsr REAL ESTATE.
$4ooA+ROOM cottage. bath. pantry and toilet
sanitary plumbing 200 feet from electric
cars; balance $780, payable at SIS per
month, including interest.
$500-Cash; fine broom. modern cottage; all
latest Improvements. sidewalks, street work
and sewer connections all completed; bali
ance $3.50. payable on easy terms.
your own terms JAS. ]. OTOOLE.
Elmhurst.
s75o-CoTTAGE and lots, with chicken
ment; blocks from the Elmhurst Railroad
Station.
OSCAR HEYMAN e. BRO, IA POST ST.
FOR suburban homes and acreage. Call or
write w. C. EoOTH. Elmhurst. Cal.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
5-RooM house; value $1,000; renting now for
SIS; for other property.
Large lot and store t9ro building In En- Polnt an
month; for good ranch other property.
Choice lots on bay of San Francisco for
JORDAN. LITTLEPAGE & GIGOx,
2002 Shattuck ave.
Berkeley
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Western Addition prop
erty for country lands or property across the
bay. CHAS E. GREGORY, 21S-220 Mont
gomery ST., san Francisco.
WILL. exchange my equity of $500 in s.
room house in Oakland for rancR or clear
lots; mortgage at per cent may remain
BAYLEY, 4es Eleventh st.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS ONLY
II you have any real estate to sell and want
q fancy price for IL don't write us about it.
but IL you will sell at a great sacrifice we
want TO hear from YOU Among other special
snaps we have are:
800 acres for $4,000; good residence, barn and
other improvements; family orchard and vine
yard; 100 acres in grain, balance rolling pas
ture; all fenced; running water; good roads;
rural delivery.
$3.50 acres at SIS, 500 being Sacramento VAL
ley bottom grain land, balance pasture; fine
residence and other improvements.
250-acre dairy ranch. $500; good residence
barns, etc; good paying business: owner will
move out and leave cows. horses. wagons;
everything for $500.
Many smaller places. Tell US what you want
and let try to please you.
CENTURY MERCANTILE CO.,
II Sansome st.
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SAN MATEO COUNTY.
500 per acre; beautiful tract below Bel
mont; fine view and climate.
MARIN CO-S215o; half acre; artistic
buildings; grand view; redwood trees. ETC. |;
near electric cars; bargain.
LAKE CO.. near Middleton-25 acres; nico
cottage: on road; price only $1,000; no asth-
ma no bronchitis.
H. E. POEHLMAN. so4 Montgomery st.
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r. A. BERRY & CO.. p. o. Block Berkeley.
81, OOO-41h adjoining L. c. grounds on
east; fine investment: will cut into 20
lots.
S3. 1OO-6-room house on Oxford st., near
Vine; $500 down. balance rent.
S750-Corner Let High School
S15,O00-One OF BerkeIey's fine homes In best
part OF town.
IS, ,750-One-third acre. small. hard-hnished
house. La Iona Park. adjoining Wheel
er tract.
Fine factory site In West Berkeley. on water
front. for sale at bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02

1060 Broadway Oakland
S65OO-An elegant Groom home in Alameda
lot oox1o0 feet: located of the prettiest
streets of that city. An offer is wanted on
TO
S5ooo-2-story 10-room house. near Central
ave; now renting for $50 per month; lot 81 OK
los feet; beautiful home
It
So5OO-Ffne home Railroad ave-; lot eOx
Ioo feet This beautiful home is one OF the
few rare bargains placed on the market once
In very long time. All hardwood finish:
modern in every detail: Forced sale by bank.
HoLcoMB. BREED 6 BANCROFT.
logo Broadway. Oakland.
GET ABOARD-DoN'T GET LEFT.
Buy now. Save money. Own your home
Following a few Of our homes; interest
producing or speculative values in Alameda
properties:
$lsoo-7-room house; lot 5ox15o: Ia blocks
from station rc 3rf -7--
s2ooo,Lot, 5oxl5o; on Central ave-: centrally
$225o.-Modern Groom house on Union St: q
blocks from station.
S23oO-Modern T-room house; lot S5x120: 2
blocks from station.
GIVE US A CALL.
Hundreds of other propositions. Open Sun
HALLY & CO.. HALLY & CO.,
2315 Santa Clara ave-. Alameda.
A GREAT SNAP
Two-story house OF rooms and bath; swell
location. station and school; must be
sold account of owners departure S31OO
Also bargain In Groom cottage; fine
corner lot 25x14S; with barn; 5000; $500
down, $50 month
Cottage of rooms; lot 25x120; near station;
S140O: $500 down and $40 per month
Two-ztory house, rooms; lot 35xI65; S275O.
Cottage rooms. lot 50x150; $1150
CHAS. ADAMS & CO..
Bay Station, Alameda
Open Sundays.
Take Broad Gauge.
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I WILL. exchange my equity of $500 in s.
room house in Oakland for ranch or clear
lots; mortgage at per cent may remain.
BAYLEY 4es Eleventh ST.
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GRAIN RANCHES
800 acres two miles from Pennington and
Il miles east OF Stockton, Cal; fenced into
nNe neids; % acres hog tight; good cottage
haro nnished; barn; granary; 3 wells 2 wind
mills; plenty OF water for all purposes; will be
divided into small farms to suit; crop of
wheat on the land possession given at once;
interest on deferred payments only per cent;
price so per acre If all is taken
100 acres OF level land one mile from r. r.
station at Byron, Contra Costa County, Cal 4;
u IN grain; good house. barn and windmill
no waste land; fenced; $40 an acre; have
time one-half
SMALL RANCHES VERY CHEAP.
$1OOo-3 acres at Byron. Cal: level: good o.
room house, well, windmill and tank: large
stable; chicken-houses; close to r. r. depot
$500 acres at Byron, Cal; level land !;
fenced chicken tight; good house Of rooms
near R. r. depot
These are all bargains. We take none other
IRA c jerks & I. B. DONALDSON,
1903 Broadway. Oakland. Cal
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SIXTH ST

5NAPS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY.
THIRD ST.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Western Addition prop
erty for country lands property the
bay. CHAS. E. GREGORY, 21S-220 Mont
gomery ST., San Francisco.
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est business Blocks-cLosB TO MARKET.
MUSE BE SOLD WITHIN TEN DAYS.
THIRD ST
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NELSON, JOHNSON q CO.,
eos Montgomery St, OPP. Mills Bldg.
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Homes for sale ana to rent; building lots
In all locations.
We are advertising below some Of the best
values ever offered.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02

ON account of retiring offer my ranch. con-
tanning 400 acres of good farming and
grazing land (Napa County, with crop con-
sisting OF 130 acres of hay and grain: fine
young horses cattle, hogs; implements all
in good order; plenty of wood, running water
year around; very healthy climate; no in
cumbrances; title perfect Price and further
particulars, ROBERT LOWRIE, Pope VAL
ley Napa County, CAL
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Alamed.'s sewer system is tn. nnest in
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

active part institution its
is absolutely
Alfred Milard bank takes
the position cashier the graduate
of Cornell university already
the founders the original banking
has and has been identified
bank its part
result of his personality and aggressveness He absolutely
personal touch with all the interests of their they
will be assured against change in their dealings with the
bank With his twenty Mad brings
new organization personality that will be of great benefit to it.
United
for RhOades who
and successfully worked his serving
apprenticeship filing every position
well city having
banking
bank fully policy speaking
auhoratvey questions
contributed to marked degree ITS success In the
bank will position respOn
sibIities that will make his influence generally felt
L. NJ Tamage assistant cashier will hold his
position and continue general oversight the
credit department Of the bank He too began in the United States
all his banking
and uptOdae credit He has wide circle of aequantanes
counted capable young Omaha His
personality already greater
opportunities offered him strengthen his position his field
only change Old
States their chief
stick assistant cashiership young
working
assigned the second story of the new bank building where his
expert
ability
Of all the ntraces of general bank work He will have special
department"
that the collection Of the miscellaneous drafts and CHECKS
drawn all parts Of the country will vigorous attention
the collection checks
principal directory contains
calculated inspire among
the various commercial interests Each the directors ranks high
his line of particular
Of large corporate holdings street railways telephones and industrial
With
a together with banking equipment exced
the new consolidated bank certainly begins business under most prom
Using auspices
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

institution,
location has changed the until the
brought
Barlow the bank his successful
past throughout city state
Ods He recognized having remarkable degree built the
policy
The National United National
GurdOn Watles
dent the institution Wattles widely
aggressive
the bank alone of its and that in the future
aggressive
erystalzng Wattles friends like
does things and he enters into his new relations and duties with the
full bigger
is said that fully capacity Nebraska
Tor increased wealth ana Tor It's Improvement In general than MT
Wate His undertaking which he has
engaged and the marked he has this
pubcspd business led his associates
congratulate themselves obtaining his active services
Caldwell, who also president
the 1887 has been identified
his college
M Barlow whose assistant he number
Caldwell exceeding
and ambitious banker and to be credited almost solely for the
all with the individuality
this bank
izng of it's conflicting interests Nothing completely
plains this than the announcement given to the reporters by Mr.
Wattles his residence
the which
euded In which he said:
consolidating banks by Mr.
Caldwell who obliged large number
surountabe obstacles TO accomplish the results that have been
reached 1t has been pending for the last three weeks but
closed here house this evening when representatives
interesting again
by explains
examination of of combined banks preliminary
institutions particularly
the bank
ngidly examined committees
Of them for that the
will the which
acquainted
customers will bank officers directors
their will protected
with the wen known conservative Barlow
the strong aggressive character Of Mr. Was who will take
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Omaho's Bic Consolidated Bank and the Big Behind

to the hoor partitions formerly separated
private counting
dummy banking this the
The private telephone exchange
provided which reached either front
ceilings redecoraed
delicate shades of with gold trimmings and
detail purely physical the bank has been brought
requirements of upodate banking institution All the
yet
placed promises harmony
great ided which the consolidation scheme
promoters organize big bank of three al
ready successful banks incorporate the best Of the three nd
the integral bank and then
consolidated bank along lines suggested by
experience promising the banking public the best protection and
be obtained anywhere
While the new United of
the buildings the
realize that important than the advantages
hOsptabe home the personnel and business stability
o. those conducting it and backing it
ancestry which, depends largely
it inspires community the United National is
being banking
baska
Omaha the banking house of Barrows Mad Co., firm
which Mr. Barrows were joint part
Montana while changed
Caldwell Co. out of this combination the Omaha National bank
organized
banking system,
sbe private banking business When Ezra Nnard Organized the
bank Joined him enterprise
both of them the regarded much like establishing
would cOrrespondingy
Mr. Mlard left the banking Ariard Caldwell
a partnership formed admitting Hamilton
t. Barlow under the Caldwell Hamilton
the country the banking firms were gradually
and the commercial business
banks Caldwell Hamilton
transformed national bank
States National gave up
following year. President
Hamilton; president cashier
1887 continued Ill
bOOkkeeper correspondent
w. Hamilton died and Mr. Barlow place
and Mr.. Caldwell made CASHIER succeeding Mr. Barlow.
president
States National Of the old He has been for forty
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

- MAHA is making banking history days open
ing National bank in its location
formerly National with the
Of National,
mea National and the Union National an epoch will be
progress While public
month the big banking that
brought consummaton all the time inter
through the legal forms required for actual
consolidation
glance at building occupied by
public the would
being either executing the various
the enlarged that
The location of the bank at the of Six
teenh and Farna streets which the heart of the business
section occupying dis
the street located what was recently reported to be the most highly
piece with the rapid build
this section of the city of which Sixteenth and
Farnm streets the center the United states National bank corner
point from which people win reckon distances when
giving directions for finding other parts of town.
building verable bee hive Of industry
remOdeng the building been absolute
charge RhOade getting everything
accomplished what considered almost
possible Yesterday who the
putting the finishing touches that the
United Union
expedited and enable
consolidated banks morning
the new bank
consolidation building
thoroughly oerhaued and remodeed according plans by
Kmbal originally making look like
lobby been enlarged 42x25
feet With south extension 1sx5 feet The added space was nces
sary patrons
expedition This commOdous lobby surrounded three
with for paying and receiving eers discount draft col
lection statement clerks desks Of the leading officers These
been arranged officials of the institution will
another with the public The public tele
phone the floor
meeting the directors and private consultation the
the southeast of the main
important big bank battery
newly installed The
represent Gibraltar strength banking
defy
Commercial bank been retained and
pemend with safes Of most improved patterns
hrepoof vaults galleries provide
accounting mailing departments Of the bank have been
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Announcement

Omaha, Nebraska, July ~ l9Oo.
We beg that the arrangements for the consoda
ton of the United States National Bank of Omaha the CONNER
National Bank of Omaha and the Union National Bank
Omaha have been completed Beginning Monday July a. 1905,
will conducted Sixteenth and Fanam
the building formerly occupied by the Commercial National Bank
under the title of
THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF OMAHA
Capital $6CO000OO
Surplus 200,00000
Attention called the personnel the directorate of the
bank and its officers The bank will be much stronger
position handle the banking business generally than any
Of the constituent banks The depostor clients and correspond
of the United States National Bank the Commercial National
Bank and the Union National Bank especially requested
this and also that almost all the present officers and staff of each
bank will remain with the consolidated institution and continue
give heretofore their personal attention to the business
We invite accounts of banks corporations, firms and in
ddua to whom offer all the facilities of large bank with
bank correspondents throughout the United States and
Foreign Countries.
We shall be pleased have correspondence personal conference
with those desiring to transact business with
Respectfully UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
M Preside
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
The United States National Bank of Omaha
NJ. T. BARLOW,

NJ T. BARLOW President
w. RHoADEs
M. T. BARLOW,
President United States National Bank.
GUY c. BARTON,
President Omaha Grant Smelling Company,
President Omaha Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
S. s. CALDWELL,
Of Coal Coal Company, Omaha
V. b. CALDWELL,
Vice-PreSdant United States National Bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Cashier.
A. MILLARD,
Assistant Cashier.

w. A. SMITH,
Treasurer and Manager Council Bluffs
Railway Company.
G. w. WATTLES,
vcePr United National
President Omaha Council Bluffs Street Railway
Company
G. e. YOST,
Nebraska Telephone Company.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

G.. w. WATTLES, Vice-Pr
Assistant Cashier. L. NJ. TALMA
N. A. DUFF,
President Dun Grain Company Nebraska City.
G. w. LYMAN,
vice-President Nebraska Telephone Company.
EUCLID MARTIN,
President Parlin, orendor & Martin Company
A, MILLARD,
Cashier United States National Bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-25
RAID WITHOUT WARRANT VOID.
Magistrate TtEhe Advises Detectives to
Read .IIistice GaXnar,S Uecislons.

Magistrate TiEhe Advises electives to
Read Justice GaynOr's Decisions.
Detectives of the Adams street station.
Brooklyn. arrested Mazoumi Bahnman,
Turk, Of $3.50 Jay street. for maintaining an
opium Joint, and two women who were found
in the place hitting the pipe" When
they we're arraigned before Magistrate
1ighe Yesterday he said to Detective DAILY;
Did you have warrant before you
broke into the house?'
mo. sir" replied DAILY.
Have you heen reading any OF Justice
Gaynor's decisions lately?' asked the Magis-
trate.
NO sir" said DAILY.
We'll, it's about time that should teach
Won about law" said the Magistrate. you
had no right in that house Bring the
prisoners out,
they were then brought before the Mag
istrate, who said
"You arc all discharged. The police had
no right to arrest you as they did. 1t is
time that the police knew something about
law, and III teach them II can"
Then he took the papers and wrote on them
this Endorsement:
Defendants arrested without warrant
All discharged. Officer says he forced his
way into premises without warrant
Were up against It for fair" said one
Of the detectives subsequently. That
means no more raids unless we have war
rants. We will all have to keep posted by
reading Justice Gaynor's decisions. We
might as well begin and read up law