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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-02-24
MARTIN GONZALEZ.
Notice.

I am now ready to receive rendi-
tons of property for the current
year, 1906. Same must be present
ed to me at my Office at the court
house. E. CAVAZOS,
Tax Assessor Cameron Co.. Texas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-02-24
DR.. c. F. GRAY
AT THE MILLER HOTEL
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:

Dr.. Gray has extracted a very
bad tooth for me entirely without
pain. It was really more Of a pleas
ure than dread I am glad to tell
all OF my friends of the Xitalized
Air.
Also doing considerable filing
and without pain.
FAUSTINO REND0N, Druggist.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25

about $4,000. A rich country around .this To-
cation. A.
1904 very paying furniture and hard
ware business and building located in grow
ing town in Jefferson county Nebraska. The
main store building is 24x4S and addition
1924 good repair price $1,750. The stock
will invoice about $3S00 Average daily in
come $75 to 500. Undertaking business in
connection. This will bear very close invest
cation.
1804-Farm implement business located in
town of about 1200 people in Fillmore
county, Nebraska principally American people,
good trade, but owner has other business in
terests which takes his time. The stock is
all in good condition, and will invoice about
$4,000 This will pay you well.
1809-An excellent hardware business To-
Gated in prosperous town in Madison county,
Nebraska, about 400 people in town. Has
very good trade, German-American settlement,
Will bear close investigation, invoice about
$3.50. This is good, go and see it.
t812-A very good blacksmith shop located
in town of about 500 people in Seward
county, Nebraska. Owners health has failed
him. Has very good trade. Also will sell his
residence 14x28, III stories. rooms, flowing
WE'LL good repair. coal house new, value of all
$4,000 This is good opening for the man
who will work.
HOTEL PROPERTIES.
1904 &c roomed hotel. located in a town
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25
OFFERED FOR SALE BY
7DAVfS, Real Estate Broker
Farmers & Merchants Bldg, Lincoln, Nebr.

As acres pasture all smooth, good 6 room
house. and large barn, " mile to church and
postofice; price $33 per acre.
1819-A great productive farm, consisting
1888 acres, located in Page county, Iowa.
so acres under cultivation very good inn
provements, rents for " grain, 3A miles to
railroad, LIZ miles to school, R. F. D., lowest
price 500 per acre. This farm is very good
and is worth the money.
1924 beautiful Wisconsin farm, located
in Chippewa county. 1t consists of $50 acres,
400 acres timber, all smooth, good fertile soil
and all could be cultivated if cleared, improved,
GA miles to town. Will trade for cattle ranch
in Nebraska. There are improved farms all
around this and the timber is growing into
money fast, price only $12 per acre. What
have you to offer?
1821-An excellent so acre farm, located in
Valley county, Nebraska. This farm lies in
the beautiful valley near Ord, Nebraska All
is smooth, raises the very finest of crops rents
for 81 to S. per acre, buildings costs $4,000
IL acres alfalfa. Owner must leave on account
of bad health price only $4,000, $4,000 cash.
balance to suit purchaser. 1t is what you
want. 49,
1924 beautiful farm consisting of 100
acres, located in Red Willow county, Nebraska
only miles from town of $500 people: also
l mile from shipping point. 80 acres under
cultivation; big bargain; price only $3,500
in Antelope county, Nebraska. 1t consists of
800 acres of choice land all smooth valley
land. The soil is a rich black loan and very
productive, fine improvements, Is acres in tim
Der, 100 acres under cultivation, 1876 acres
meadow, every foot can be cultivated. If you
want something good buy this, only $4,000.
1824-A big farm bargain, of 214 acres
choice land located in Clark county, Indiana.
10 acres in timber, 1919 acres under cultiya-
ton, good improvements 2 barns 2h miles
from prosperous town, fine neighborhOod
Will sell it for $40 per acre Will trade for
farm in Nebraska.
1825--A beautiful farm in Ottertail county.
Minnesota. 1t consists of 800 acres, about 100
acres timber, flowing water no improvements.
German nelghborhOod miles from railroad
and town Will sell this at a bargain, only
$l2 per acre.
1826-A paying investment, 100 acres of fine
land located in Frontier county. Nebraska
The soil is rich black loan, very deep. 12O
acres under cultivation 40 acres in pasture
and meadow, no improvements, but a bargain
$4,000, $4,000 cash, balance time
1827-A rich Oklahoma farm. located in Ca
madam county. 1t consists of 159 acres and
Is very fertile soil, 10 acres under cultiva
ton, ~ acres in grass, well improved. good
water, on r. F. D., 52 miles from good town
only $4,000. Look into this.
2OO4-An excellent farm i'm Nemaha county
Nebraska. well improved; acres timber. 105
acres under cultivation 40 acres in tame
grass; acres in prairie grass: running wafer
on farm; all smooth; telephone and r. n
Value $14,4O0. -
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25

of about $500 in Lancaster county, Nebraska.
1t is in excellent repair, well painted. good
$1,000 hot water plant, furnished throughout,
was offered $4,000 cash for it two years ago.
cost complete $500 Owners health failed
in the last year, and must sell quick, there
fore at the low price OF $4,000 cash. This
will bear the closest investigation. Has about
forty boarders all the time
1904 rooming house, consisting of twenty
rooms nicely furnished, located in Lincoln,
Nebr Has more trade than can be cared for.
Pays 800; this is bargain only 81, 100.
2018-An excellent hotel proposition, 10
Gated in a thriving town in Madison county,
Nebraska Has very good trade. Build
ing is 24x24, 2 stories with additions 24x14
and 36x14 both stories, % rooms Only
hotel in town. Good barn, 14x26. Cement
walks Fruits, plums, cherries and straw
berries Furniture and buildings for only,
$4,000.
CITY PROPERTY
1810-A ten per cent investment, 4 roomed
house located in Cambridge, Nebraska 1t is
in good repair. Rents for ST to SO per month,
price only $500.
1811-A very fine roomed house, located
in Ord Nebraska, 26x40, liz stories, city
water and electric lights, good repair, barn
16x24 and other improvements, $4,000 cash.
rents for SIS per month.
FARMS.
IS1o-A DoduIl1uI lou acre improved IdfM,
located in Montgomery county, Kansas. 1876
under cultivation, Is acres timber, 10
acres pasture good houses, new barn. ~
miles to railroad, n miles to school and
church, price $50 per acre, cash preferable.
1814-To the man that wants an so acre
farm, here is one located in Douglas county,
Nebraska, SIS acres under cultivation, 10 acres
timber, a good roomed house, all fenced,
miles to railroad, price $50 per acre.
1815-A great great stock ranch, located in
Holt county, Nebraska. 1t consists of 1,200
acres decided land, 720 leased, 160 tax titles,
1920 acres in homesteads. One is we'll inn
proved, ACCOMPLISHMENTS for all three. Fine
stream flows through ranch thousands of feet
of fine timber. Very well improved, large
house and barn, all improvements needed on
a large ranch of this kind. This is a great
money maker and will bear the closest in
vestigation. large amount of stock goes
with this ranch price $4,000 2-3 cash. Write
me about this.
1o16-16O acre farm located in Redwood
county, Minnesota. This farm is well i'm
proved, room house. large barn, and other
improvements. 100 acres under cultivation,
60 acres in timber and grass. Owner will take
$50 per acre. Look into this.
1817-A beautiful farm located in Todd
county Minnesota. It consists of 229 acres
139 under cultivation 80 in timber 40 in pas
ture houses, barn, granary sheds ETC. Three
miles from good town, close to school. Very
cheap at $10,305 one-half cash.
1874 fine little farm consisting of rs
acres located in Morrison county, Minnesota
Is acres under cultivation, Is acres timber
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25
BUSiN ESS
PROPERTIES

O 1 - A
black S m i t h
shop and resi-
dence, located
in Dewitt Co.,
Texas. B o t h
buildings in
good repair,
and shop has
e o o d trade.
Dwelling is a
II story 332x32
it., 4 rooms, a
b a r 1924.
This is a good
opening, a n d
at a low price,
only $1,700.
1802--An ex-
cellent h a r d.
ware business
located in a
thriving town
of about 100
people, in Mad
ison county,
n e b +. T h e
owners have a
very 6 90 d
trade, but had
a d S agree
ment, and now
wish to sell.
They will sell
at in v OF C e
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
SCHOOL BOARD OCCUPIES
Home IN BURNED AREA
Temporary Structure at Larkin and
Pine Streets Fills All
Requirements.

The members of the Board of Edu-
cation spent their first day in the new
school quarters at the corner of Lar
kin and Pine streets yesterday and
found the place far more habitable
than was expected. The new home is
a one-story temporary affair. divided
into eleven Offices and reception rooms
One of the apartments, the meeting
room Of the board of directors, is a
work of art.
The School Department is compiling
list of the teachers, including the
dates of appointment. Requests have
been mailed to all the teachers for this
information, but 146 have not an
swered. These will be dropped unless
their reports are received by the mid
die of next week.
The Lowell High School will be oc-
cupied conformity by the former stu
dents and the young ladies of the Girls
High School Morning and afternoon
shifts willsbe arranged. The same plan
viii be carried into effect at the Mis-
sion High School, the Commercial
School being added.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
ELECTION OFFICERS
WILL Be SCARCE.
All Those Not Regis
tered on June "a Can
not Serve at Primaries

The Election Commissioners decided
yesterday that all election officers to
be eligible at the coming primaries,
August l, must have been registered
not later than June "a. Their appoint
ments must be confirmed by July 90.
AS eight entire districts and a portion
of FIVE districts were swept clean by
the fire. the Election Commissioners
anticipate a hard job in securing Of
flcers for the primary.
In order to be eligible to serve. appli-
cants who figure on working on cleo
ton day in the burned district must
have returned TO their former places of
residence within a specified time. Very
few of them have done this and the
commissioners are at their wits ends
trying to overcome the threatened fam
Inc of capable officials.
The Registrar will be asked to
establish one registration booth in
each of the eighteen districts at once,
so that the citizens may have a
chance to register for the primary.
The Commissioners announced they
would have plenty of polling booths
ready in time.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
AGED MAN KILLED
AS WALL FALLS.
N. Hallinan Fails to Pay
Heed to the Warnings
of Many Bystanders

Without paying attention to the
cries of danger from many people
standing near, N. Hallinan. an old man,
wall yesterday afternoon and was
killed by the load of bricks that struck
him as they came to the earth. The ac-
cident occurred on Clementina street,
near Third, where men were engaged
in tearing down a wall of the Rio
Vista Hotel.
Hallinan was accompanied by his
daughter and they were on their way
to see another daughter employed in
the Office of the California Electrical
Works, Clementina street, between
Second and Third. When the warn
ing of danger was given the young
woman stepped back and thus was
saved from injury. The contrary at
titude of the old man was probably
due to his ill-health he having been an
invalid for a long time.
In the recent fire all the belongings
of the Hallinan family were destroyed,
with the exception of some real estate
on Third street The family lived over
a store at 2521z Third street before
the fire, but are now occupying fat at
407 Waller street.
The wall which caused the death of
Hallinan was being torn down by the
Emerson Wrecking Company. The
weight of the falling bricks frightfully
mashed the body of the unfortunate
man, who must have died almost in
stantly.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
star Bill at orpheum.

The Orpheum programme at the
Chutes for the week beginning tomor-
row promises to be an unusually good
one. Among the new people who are
TO appear are Claude Gillingwater. He
comes with q sketch entitled "A Siren
uous Suitor." Then there is Mrs Sni-
der-Johnson. one of this city's best
known singers, now on the profess
sional stage under the name of Linden
Beckwith. Ziska and King. the COM
edy magicians, are also among the
newcomers.
Nora Bayes. who scored such a big
hit when she was here two weeks ago,
is to make her temperance, and Willy
Zimmerman also comes back for a re-
turn visit. Others on the bill are
Julia and Karl Heinrich. the Majestic
trio. and Macarts' dogs and monkeys,
together with new Orpheum moving
pictures.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
BRANCH COUNTY JAIL AT
INGLESIDE TOTAL WRECK
Works Board Receives Report
That Structure Must Be
Rebuilt.

County Jail Branch No at Ingle-
side will have to be torn down. ac-
cording to a report made by John
Tierney to the Board of Public Works
yesterday. This branch Jail has been
used for women prisoners. but is not
only uninhabitable but unsafe and the
inmates have been housed in small
shacks.
Tierney made an inspection of
branches 2 and 8. The former branch
is in good shape and can be used with
the exception of the living rooms for
the superintendent and other officers.
The Works Board will also make an
investigation of the warehouse used
by the Election Commission and esti-
mate the cost of repairs. There is
no. money in the funds of the board
for making these repairs and IL is un-
derstood that the Board of Supervisors
will be asked TO make a special ap-
preparation to cover the cost of this
work.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
EXCLUSIVE BRTTON
IN THE TOLLS.
Special Officer Charges
Richard ]. Suter With
Robbing Barber Shop
Man Who Once De-
fendedFlag of England
Protests His InnocenSe

Another alleged ''Rafies.'' the gen.
tleman burglar. has come under the
notice of the police in the person OF
Robert Boalter or r. ]. Suter, who
was arrested shortly after midnight
Thursday morning by special police
man George Delmar in a restaurant at
Fulton and Devisadero streets on a
charge of burglary Tor breaking into
the barber shop at us Devisadero
street. 1t is said the defendants true
name is Richard.J. Suter, a remittance
man from England who has been NOV
ing in the smart set In this city.
1t was not till late Thursday night
that Suter's friends learned of his
trouble. One of them. Attorney Bar
rett. a partner of ex-Judge Mcguire,
ascertained where Police Judge Ca
baniss could be found and urged the
Judge to release Suter. The Judge Of
fered to release Suter on $1,000 bonds,
but Barrett said 1t would be impossible
to get bondsmen at so late an hour,
so the Judge agreed to make the bail
5000 cash He made an order TO that
effect and the bail was deposited with
the bond and warrant clerk at the
Lowell High School and Suter was re-
leased.
Attorney Barrett informed the Judge
grave mistake had been made in ar
resting Suter who Is an ex-oficer in
the British navy. He is said to have
been wounded while with Lord Charles
Beresford's squadron at the shelling Of
Alexandria in Egypt
Suter told Barrett that while he was
passing the barber shop a man came
out and. handing him a bundle. asked
him to keep IL for him for a few min
utes. He waited. but as the man did
not return Suter carried the bundle to
the restaurant where he was placed
under arrest Suter said he had been
drinking. otherwise he would not have
taken care of the bundle. Suter came
TO this city several years ago on a
private yacht which belonged to his
father. He later invested money IN a
ranch near Petaluma. which was
shortly afterward swept by fire.
Special officer Delmar declares he
made no mistake In arresting Suter.
He saw Suter, he says, leave the bar
ber shop with the bundle of loot in his
hand and did not lose sight of him
till he entered the restaurant. When
Delmar arrested him Suter offered re-.
sistance. but was quickly overpowered.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
YOUTH WHO EXPLODED BOMB
Is PLACED UNDER ARREST
Freakish Act OF Joseph Lyons Nearly
Causes the Death of n Sleep
Ing Infant.

Joseph Lyons is the youth who 'ex-
ploded the bomb at Fillmore and Eli
bert streets on Thursday night. Lyons
was arrested yesterday morning by
Detective Ryan and locked up in the
tanks at the O'Farrell-street station till
1T is decided what charge to make
against him.
B. Briglia. whose house was damaged
by the explosion, is prepared TO swear
TO the complaint He says that one OF
the pieces OF iron that went through
his windows struck the cradle In which
his baby was asleep. and pieces of the
broken glass fell around the infant
Lyons is employed by Smith Broth
ers, butchers, Filbert and Fillmore
streets, Ryan says he is looked upon
as simple minded. The youth says he
was celebrating the Fourth and got a
large piece OF pipe. which he filed with
powder. He drilled hole in the center
of the pipe and intended igniting the
powder through this hole on the night
of the Fourth. but changed his mind
and waited till the following night.
If he had carried out his intention
on the night of the Fourth Lyons
would have been blown to atoms. De-
tective Ryan has pieces OF the iron pipe
as evidence One piece went over the
top Of Briglia's house and landed IN
the yard in the rear
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
MOB OF WOMEN MAKE
A DEMAND FOR FLOUR
Mrs. Brown Now Wants Captain
Killian Arrested for Bat
tering Her.

Police were called upon yesterday af-
ternoon to disperse a crowd of one
hundred women who had gathered at
the Moulder School warehouse to de-
mand -four. The women were very en-
phatic in their demands and one OF
their number, Mrs. A H. Brown, went
to Police Judge Conlan and secured a
warrant for the arrest OF Captain ].
N. Killian of the United States army,
who she alleges used considerable force
in dragging her out of the flour line.
There was trouble at the warehouse
all day over the Graham -four. 1t ap-
pears that In the morning several wo-
men visited the school and asked for
flour. There were some broken bags
on hand and Captain Killian, who is in
charge, permitted the women to carry
them off
The news soon spread through the
neighborhood that the relief commit
tee was giving away -four at the
Moulder School At noon large
crowd of women carrying baskets and
sacks were lined up in front of the
school. Mrs. Stout acted as spokes-
woman and demanded -four. The cap
tain explained that ne had no author
ity to dispense any without an order
from the relief commission. While the
conference was going on one woman hit
L. A. Taylor, guard employed by
the commission, over the head with a
basket Then a rush was made by
others into the warehouse to seize
the coveted foodstuff.
Three women succeeded in carrying
sacks outside and a photographer di-
rected his camera at them. One OF the
trio, dropping her sack, struck the
photo fiend" over the head. The -four
was rescued and returned to the ware
house by the guards.
About this time Captain Killian no.
ticed Mrs. A. H. Brown in line. You
were here before said the captain,
meaning that she had received a sack
of -four in the morning. Mrs. Brown
denied the accusation and the captain
took her by the arm to force her from
the line In this manner the battery
charge came about
The captain, being besieged on all
sides, determined to ask Colonel
Pippy for advice on the telephone. He
explained that he had sixty three
sacks of flour and that 103 women
were in line. The colonel advised
settling the trouble by distributing the
sacks OF course, there were many
of the 1O3 who received no supply,
and they became anrgy and were soon
reinforced by a large crowd. 1t was
then found necessary to call the po-
lice to dispense them.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
SCHEDULE REVEALS
BIC LIABILITY.
Eighty : Six Thousand
Owed by California
EngineeringCompany
First National Bank Is
the Largest Individual
Creditor on Papers

The California Engineering and Con-
struction Company of this city filed It's
schedule in involuntary insolvency yes
terday. It's total liabilities are SS0-OSI
and its assets aggregate $64.O22, wnlcn
sum includes four policies In the Home
Fire and Marine Insurance Company OF
California for 5000 The creditors
are 152 in number. Of which the fol-
lowing named are for the largest sums;
First National Sank of san Fran
cisco. s19.500; Phoenix Iron Works.
Meadville. Pa, $685.; United Flexible
Metallic Tubing Company Of Londsn.
England. s3065; Moore & Scott IrFn
Works. San Francisco, $2042; Globe En-
gineering Company, San Francisco.
S2O25; American Radiator Company.
San Francisco, s4735; Asbestos Manu-
featuring and Supply Company, Berke-
ley. S1272; Bay City Iron Works. San
Francisco. s2s06; Crane Company. San
Francisco. S2619; T. Davies & Co. San
Francisco. s227S; II. F. Dutton. Sausa-
Tito, $134S: Dyer Brothers. San Fran
cisco, 1880; General Electric Company,
San Francisco. s3333; Johnson Reynolds
Company of Anderson. Indiana, $2615;
Meese & Gottfrfed Company, San Fran
Steel Company. San Francisco. S2357;
Pacific Tool and Supply Company
s5424; Pope & Talbot. $1315; Francis
Smith & Co, San Francisco. $1514:
Steiger & Kerr, San Francisco, S4431;
Stephens-Adamson Manufacturing Com
pany of Aurora. California. S1346.
Outside of the fire insurance policies.
the assets are composed Of outstanding
claims.
Petitions in voluntary insolvency
were hled yesterday as follows: A ".
Harold. farmer, Stockholm: liabilities
s3s42. no assets. Joseph Rogers, Ia
borer, Sacramento; liabilities 1921. no
assets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
Girl Crippled for Life.

Vera Roberts, 10 years of age. resid-
ing with her parents at 290 Union
street, stole ride yesterday on a heavy
truck driven by ]. B. Hawkins of 1911
York street. At Sansome and Califor-
MIA streets Hawkins found IL necessary
to back his truck. The little girl
jumped, fell, and before she could get
up one of the truck wheels passed over
her right arm. AT the Harbor Hospital
1t was found she had sustained a com
pound. comminuted fracture of the
humerus, and DIR. Pinkham. who at
tended to the injuries. says the elbow
Joint will always be stiff
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
TRANSPORT
THOMAS IS
IN DISTRESS
Government Vessel Runs on
Coral Reef Near the
Island of Guam.
ALL ON BOARD ARE SAFE
Position Of Ship Favorable
as Long as the Weather
Continues Good.

MANILA, July THE United States
transport Thomas is reported to be
ashore on a coral reef near the island
of Guam. General Wood has asked
the Secretary of War for authority to
send. the transport Mead to take off
the passengers and cargo of the
Thomas, whose position is favorable as
long as good weather prevails. The
Thomas is reported to have run on the
reef a distance of 100 feet. Efforts to
dislodge her have thus far been futile
All on board the Thomas are safe. She
carried no troops.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
Accused of Stealing Iron.

William Fitzpatrick was arrested
Thursday night by Detectives Graham
and Harrison on suspicion of having
stolen about eight tons of iron from
the ruins of the Notre Dame Academy
Dolores street, near Sixteenth Yes
terday Thomas Duffy. the sexton
swore to a complaint before Police
Judge Mogan charging Fitzpatrick with
grand larceny. The warrant was
served upon Fitzpatrick at the OFar-
rell-street station, where he was
booked.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
Hat Pin Her weapon.

Because, he alleges, he awoke one
night and found his wife, Christina,
about to jab hat pin in his head, j.
B. Warren filed suit yesterday for di-
vorce The alleged attempt to slay him
occurred, he says, in Oroyille and con-
stituted only one of his wife's, many
cruel acts. Suits for divorce were also
filed by Edward j. against Maud Hen
derson for desertion and William
against Ida Sangridge for desertion.
A decree of divorce was granted yes
terday to Fred from Lille w. Pruss-
mann on the ground of infidelity.