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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-05
CONCORD AND CABARRUS COUNTY.
Impudent Negro FrIghiens Lady. Mid
shlpmen Visit Home.
Concord Times. Aug. 2ath.

For the second time the store
of the Dove-Bost Company was
entered, last Friday night by some
unknown person. Entrance was
made through a rear window, the
iron graft g being priced off by a
wagon tongue. All the money in
the drawer, about 50 90, was ia
ken. The burglar also broke the
handle to J. Doves safe trying to
open the door. There is no clue.
We leacn that negro went to
Leroy Carriker's, who lives about
mile from Enochvllle, on last
Friday, and, Mr.. Carriker, being
away from home, was very impu-
dent to his wife, frightening her
uery much. A posse Of mon was
formed to look for the negro, but
at last accounts he had not been
apprehended.
The Times hears TIE int crest
ing rumor that G. W. Swink is to
become secretary and treasurer of
the big new mill at Glass, and
that Jno. M. Cook will succeed
Mr.. Swink as cashier of the Ca
barrus Savings Bank.
Midshipmen Robert S. Young
and Lee P Johnson, arrived in
Concord Saturday night on a 80
days furlough. They have just
returned from their m m r
cruise of three months, during
which they took in the Madeira
islands and the Azores.
Matthew Linker, of No. 9 town
ship, died last Friday of typhoid
fever, aged 33 years, The body
was inferred Saturday afternoon
at Center Grove.
Mrs. D. W. Hopkins, of No. 6
township, died last Satu d y
night of dropsy, aged As years.
She leaves her husband and sew
eral children. The body was
buried Sunday afternoon at Mt.
Olive church.
Concord Times, Aug 3lst.
Railway people say they never
saw so much travel as there Is
this summer. Over some of the
roads there are really not enough
accommodations for the public.
The Southern Railway cars every
whore are overcrowded.
Rov. John G, Kilgo, President
Of Trinity College, and one of the
foremost orators in the South,
will be in Concord next Monday,
and by invitation will deliver an
address in the Central graded
school building Monday night.
His subject will be I'M obocracy,"
and an address on such a subject
will be peculiarly appropriate ct
this time.
Tom Reinhart, of No. 8, deaf
and dumb man, who was charged
with selling whiskey, could not
hear or understand the evidence
against him. The case was con-
tinued.
We regret to note the serious
illness of Sheriff Harris. He is
threatened with appendicitis.
Doc Tucker and Miss Sophia
Earnhardt, of Mt. Pleasant, were
married in Rock Hill last Sunday.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-05
Sick Headache.

This disease is caused by de-
rangement Of the stomach. Take
a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets to correct this
disorder and the sick headache
will disappear. For sale by Jas
Plummer, Salisbury, n. c., and
the Spencer Pharmacy, Spencer.
n. G.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-05

ALBEMARLE AND STANLY COUNTY.
Withdrawal Of J. N. Brown Regretted.
Heaviest Rain Of the Season,
stanly Enterprise, August 3lst.

| Stanly Enterprise, August 3lSt
Genuine regret is felt IN demo-
cratic ranks that Hon. J. M.
Brown has been compelled to re-
sign his position on the ticket as
nominee for this district for the
State senate owing to his Illness
A man of ability, keen sense and
fine judgement, scholar, orator,
jovial and genial man that he has
ever shown himself to be, the
county felt that he was giving the
district her best, one who would
reflect the greatest honor upon
the several counties composing it.
We sympathise deeply with him
in his illness, and the people re-
ceive his resignation with mani
fest disappointment.
The heaviest rain of the season
fell Sunday and Sunday night.
The bridge across the creek skirt
ing the western limits of this
town washed away, together with
the foot bridge near Efrd mill
Timhers and coal at the Wiscas-
sett nill washed away in great
quantities and the damage runs
high. The incessant rains of
weeks Rave practically ruined all
crops in flat places, and both
corn and cotton in this county
will reach but little more than
half the average yield. And, at
this writing, there is no indica-
tion that the rainy season offers
any surcease.
"Dergen" Singleton, who lives
near Jackdaw had all unfortunate
accident Saturday. He was re-
turning from a squirrel hunt, and
as he entered the door at his home
his gun was in some way dlscharg-
ed, badly lacreating both of his
hands. The top of his right hand
and about half of his left wrist
were shot off. The thumb on his
left hand had to be amputated.
Dr.. Hill, of this place, was called
and he says Mr.. Singleton will
recover partial use of both hands
and arms, though the wounds are
very serious in nature.
Travis Fesperman died on We'd
nesday evening of last week, fol-
lowing an attack of fever. He was
about 25 years of age, and is sur
vived by his wife and a little child.
His remains were inferred at Ebe-
nezer church.
Protracted meeting at Randall
Methodist church closed Sunday
after a most success full season.
The meetings were largely attend
ed, much interest was displayed,
and many souls were converted.
The new 3OO-drop switchboard
is being installed at the telephone
office. Though it entails a vast
amount of slow and tedious work,
Mr.. Ivey is getting it nicely in
shape with no inconvenience to
patrons. During the transfer it
called for double work from the
operator in watching both boards
and a part of the time two opera
tors were required for the work.
The Southbound's surveyors
have been in our midst several
days. Mr.. Cornell says that the
scheme for building the road has
been fully financed, and when the
rights of way are fully secured the
road will be built in short time.
Many people have been obstinate
in granting rights of way, but it
is thought only few condemna-
tory suits will follow. These
suits, once begun, give the COM
pany the privalege of proceeding
upon the land in dispute.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-05

Ladies, read this catalogue of
charms. Bright eyes, glowi n g
cheeks, red lips, smooth skin
without a blemish, in short, per-
feet health. For sale with every
package HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 35 cen ts,-T. W.
Grimes Drug Co.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-05

Rev, G. A. Ritchie, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
IN the county, has returned to his
homo in Bringhampton N. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday
Camille Rastogno. "a. and Julia FigOne. Is.
Frederick ". zeile. q. and Ids May Hum
phrey. both OF this city.
Rickzrd A Warden. 27 ana Anna O. Larsen
-, both Of 451 Douglass street
William H. Joslin, SO. and Enms C. Fisher,
John Pearson. y. 1454 Seventh svenu.. ard
Lucille Perez IS 49, Seventh avenue
Quirieo Massagii. =. and celide Baecei. 21.
Howard C. Gesron. "a 1913 Masonic areaue.
sad Florence c. Hilde-. is, 1913 Twenty-sixth
John wahIberg. IS. 1861 Eddy street. and
Nellie FehTer IS, chieago
Perlnan. Il. 1917 Church street
Frederick D. Muller .. and Antonio Cerns
%. both OF 112 San Carlos aFenue-
Amos r. Marshall "a Redding and Anna
NJ Reimers. g. SQs Connecticut street
ssnuel = FTsnslscs 5es FL y city and Josephine
Thomas Nhitmore. II, and Gertrude Severance,
is. both Of cazadeEe-
Robert Gehard- % and Helene Msurer "a
both Of 12is Scott street.
OAKLAND. Dec. 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued todsy-
Me-l q Maddern- "A, and Delia HunmeH. &c.
John Mccrea. .. and Tottie Fromn. u. both
George G MuIhollaud. %. and Mamie C. car
Lem Chew, 20 and Chow Vat, o5. both OF
Oakland.
Raymond A. Facle. %, ana Louise C. Mon
signeur. "a both Of Mission San Jose
Pau Muieu ~. and Elsie DrysdaIl. ~ both
Of Oakland.
Peter ". Bielawski. so, and Annie Hager.
r 4 schheider. g. csiistogs, and Francisk.
HzseIbac acher. IS. Oakland.
John L. Pedro %. and Mari u. Hanson i2
both Of Rio Vista
Bert Page, 81. San Francisco, and RossIse An
drevs. IS. Alameda
Myron j Hall. SO Crockett and DIV. wsrri-
ner 3S Oakland.
Fvare.. q Teete-s n ana Auv q sv.ssrs-
~ both OF Berkeley
Oakland
MsrsSon B. Neely. 81. and Grace z Smith. 2s.
both Of Oakland
Ralph F. Mitchell %. Mount Bullion. and
Louise NJ Nutzing. 81, Berkeley.
Herbert J. Rulings. IS. Syracuse n Y ard
Agnes H I-ackave. a. Washington. D C
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
CAPTAIN COLE ON
DEFENSIVE

MANILA. Dec. 1s.-The court-martial
OF Quartermaster Captain Cole, accused
OF alleged irregularities while in the
quartermaster's department here, was
held at Fort Santiago today Captain
Cole was defended by Lieutenant r. W.
Adams, who entered q plea in bar OF
trial and withdrew the accused officers
former waiver of the statute of Iinita-
tions-
The defense alleged that the prosecu-
tion is based on evidence obtained
through intimidation and by offers of
employment, money and immunity from
prosecution It was further alleged
by counsel for the defendant that an
attempt was being made 10 make Cap
tain Cole a scapegoat in the furniture
scandal OF the quartermaster's depart
menI and that Major General Wood
violated section s93 of the army regu-
lations in Withholding information sup
porting undivulged accusations until
the charges were filed.
The court-martial sustained the plea
in bar Of trial on all except two speci-
fications, which charge irregularities
against Captain Cole alleged TO have
taken place in 1905 and then adjourned.
The prosecution viii Immediately
carry the cases against Captain Cole
into the civil courts.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
SOCIETY IS ONCE
MORE SKATING

Society still retains its interest in
skating, as was proved last night at
the first meeting OF the Monday Night
Skating Club. held at the Pavilion Rink,
which was delightfully."- successful
There were counter attractions galore
In the way OF theatrical delights, and
also the meeting of the Menlo Park
Skating Club. which was held at Paio
Alto but nevertheless nearly two hun
ored skaters were present, as well as
many oniookers- There was a notice
able lack of confidence in some OF those
who were the most expert last year.
due to the fact that they have not been
on rollers for several months, but every
one skated merrily and there were but
few mishaps. and none serious Prob
ably the most expert skater present
was Miss Pierce of Sacramento, who
attracted much attention when she
swung gracefully around the rink
alone
The greatest enthusiasm prevails
among the men, and they outnumber
the feminine members. as was particu-
larly noticeable IN the grand march.
which closed the evenings programme.
The doors were opened at o'clock
and the affair closed al II o'clock The
next meeting will be held on January Z
instead OF December 81 There are
many thanks and praises for Mrs Ynez
Shorb White. who organized the club
and who has, 10 act as patronesses,
Mrs William NJ Gwin, Mrs Eleanor
Martin. Miss Carrie Gwin. Mrs Wake
field Baker, Mrs. George H Mendell Jr.
and Mrs William B. Collier. Among
those who were present last night
we're MI and Mrs. Dixweu Hewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield Baker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Remington Quick. Mr. and
Mrs. Grayson Dutton, Mr. and Mrs.
George Beardsley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Williar. Nj and Mrs. Harry Gray, Mrs
J. P. Lsnghorne. Mrs Randel Hunt,
Mrs. George Ashton, Mrs. E Walton
Hedges. Mrs. James King Steele. Mrs.
Linda Bryan, Miss Carrie Gwin. Miss
Sallie Maynard. Miss Rodgers. Miss
Christine Pomeroy. Miss Maizie Lang
horne. Miss Marie Rose Deane, Miss
Helen Ashton. Miss Helen Jones, Miss
Floride Hunt, Miss Lucy Gwin Cole
man. Miss Maude Payne, Miss Barbara
Small, Miss Emily Marvin. Miss Ger
truds Ballard. Miss Ethel Shorb, Miss
Ynez Estudilio. Miss Pickering OF Alca-
traz. Miss Helen Thomas. Miss Jane
Wiltshire, Miss Gladys Meek. Duval
Moore. Sidney Salisbury. Captain Car
roll Buck. z. ". Runyon. Mr.. Withers,
Mr.. Westcott. Jack Carrigan, Joseph
Carrigsn, Jack Polhemus, Paul Jones,
Paul Verdier, DR.. PRESLEY. Edwin Nc
Afee, Alfred Holmes, John NJ Young
Charles Adams, Kenneth Macdonald,
Emerson Warfeld. Ramon Reyntienne,
Lieutenant Thoulinson. Roy Somers
Carl Wolf. Edward HUE. Harry Rolfe
Kenneth Moore, Mr.. Westcott, Arson
Herrick and Harry Pendleton.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
QUARANTINE ORDER
HELD ILLEGAL

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-In deciding z
the cases Of the Illinois Central Rail
road Company VS. 7. G. Edwards and
J. McKendree Of Kentucky today. the
Supreme Court Of the United States de-
clared the Agricultural Departments
quarantine order 10 be Institutional
because the line fixed by il was made
applicable 10 the State as well as the
interstate movement of cattle. The
courts opinion. announced by Justice
Day, reversed the finding of the Cir
cuft Court of Carlisle County, KY
The decision distinctly holds the act
invalid because OF its interference with
interstate commerce.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
INDIANS ASK To
Be LET ALONE

GUTHRIE. OKLA. Dec 17.-Quanah
Parker, chief of the Comanche Indians,
and q committee OF chiefs Of the Kiowa,
Comanche, Apache and Cheyenne In
dians. appeared before the constitution
al convention today to protest against
county division and 10 ask the conven-
ton not TO interfere with their Gus
toms and habits
II was reported to the convention
that the body would incur q deficiency
Of s1z5,S SEQ. and committee was ap-
pointed 10 memorialize Congress to ap-
propriate s150.o00.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
LTsT o. ooNTEsTANTs

Mss Gladys Adock. cottage Is,
Franklin Camp. san Francisco.
Miss Msrgie Alvarez 227 A street
MsrEsvflle, Cal
!. r. Augustine. Pleasanton. Alameda
County. Cal
Reuben Bebe-gan. ssss Bryant street
san Francisco
r Be7esford. cottage 1ss. Camp p.
Richmond. san Francisco
Charles 2 Blsndfn. Ingleside Camp.
san Francisco
Mrs. Elizabeth Bockernsn. 1920 Cen
frsI avenue. Alameda Cal
Mrs Mary z. Buckley, 1852 Twenty
second street san Francisco.
Miss e Burris. 2510 Clement street,
san Francisco
Don Campbell. La Nome. Shasta
County, Cal
Ms Hans cooDpernann. zss B street
Oakland
Ms Mary c Dessy. P. O. Box 1zs.
Nspz. Cal
Mrs. Anton Erickson. tent AZ. Camp
u. Potrero. San Francisco
Miss Victoria Ferenz. cottage p,
First street. Franklin Square, San
Francisco
Mss Frances Feeney, 2SS Waller
street, san Francisco.
Edward Garrigues, s507 Putnam
street. FruitEale. Cal
Charles y. Gerle. Pilot HilL E Do
rsdo County. Cal
Miss Emile Hayward. Martinez, Cal
J. J Jensen. Route ?. Hayward, Ala
media County, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
Los ANGELES WILL
NOT HOLD FAIR
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
Los ANGELES, Dec. I7-There will
be no exposition here in 1915 TO cele-
brate the opening Of the Panama ca
nal, as has been projected. This even
ing q committee Of twenty-five repre-
sentative citizens selected from the
Chamber of Commerce, Merchants and
Manufacturers Association and the
Clearinghouse Association decided
unanimously against the scheme. which
had progressed so far that Senator
Flint had introduced a bill in Congress
70 foster Il Tonights action is con-
sidere6 final The committee held that
Los Angeles is growing as fast now as
Is consistent with safety; that the after
effect would be harmful TO the city;
that the transportation problem is too
great. and that there is danger OF real
estate scheming
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
DELEGATES SHOWN
SAN DIEGO BAY

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 17.-Delegates who
are here 10 attend the counties com
nittee convention devoted this morn
ing TO a trip on the bay in launches. A
run was made outside the bay 10 the
ocean swell. after which the launches
returned to Roseville. where the party
was met by carriages and driven TO the
Theosophical headquarters on Point
Iona The visitors were welcomed by
Mrs. Katherine Tingley. Luncheon was
served afterward at Roseville.
This afternoon al 5 o'clock the final
session of the convention was held
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18

soul commencing Al a N Internent Holy
Cross Cemetery
s~SEEsES5In Sts san Jose. December ls; lsos'
and the late James ". Sweeney. and brother
OF James L. William T.. John T.. Evelyn G
Comfy. CslifOrniz. aged IS years and 5
Friends and sceuzintancss are respectfully
sWedaesdzy), from the late residelce- zi2o
ssersneatO street, BsEkelsy. Al $50 a, n.
QUEEN high mass VII be celebrated fO- the re-
.zz % nss s0ls eenHssaeaes a lP ss = n ol1t 9
flowers
VAN yALKENBURGH-In this city. December
lI. lsoS AZ bis residence. S5s4 Eishtesnth
Valkenhurgh- native Of New York. aged -
vFRBIcA-Ia St Johns HOSPITAL Oakland
ot Biazo ysrhics. native Of Ngezos. Monte
negro, sged Il xea-s-
day TUESDAY. December Is, az 80 O'Clock
Bresrfy NcCo-niek. sl5 vsisncas street s
lnterTneat Servian Cemetery. Coins.
WARNEcKE-In this eity. December 16. 1905
Harold r, Youngest and beloved son of Henry
and Anna Varnecks. and brother OF Henry
Msrnecke. and grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charlotte Mueller and Dora Warnecks a native
OF ssn Francisco. aged years and days.
,,Isrss snds IS A. sseeesi9sa1css % are respeerraly
nesdayl, December le at 1880 a N. fron
the pa-lors of 3. p Suhr Co. e91e Mission
street. between Tveaty-Sfth snd Twenfy-sixth
Cremation L O. O. + Cemetery
W0ICoTT-Tn this city. December "a 1906
Alfred r Wolcort, native of California
aged 4S years
Friends are respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral today Tuesday. ~ II o'ciock
a. N. from the chspei OF n cray 4 Co
2l9s Gear street. corner OF Devisadero. Gre
nation Odd Fellows Cemetery.
CARR OF THAMES
We wish 70 thank 0Cr many friends ard A.
onaintsEces for kindness extended rs Sa a.
count Of the bereavement Of our deariy beloved
father. Family Of
FI0RAvANTI MIIANT.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
BISHOP NJ 'CAbE IS
NEAR To DEATH

NEW YORK. Dec. I7.-At the New
York Hospital, where Bishop c. C Nc
Cabe OF the Methodist church has been
since his apopiectic stroke last Tues
day. IL was said tonight that he was
sinking rapidly and might not live un-
til morning. The Bishop had recov-
cred consciousness at midnight. but was
very low. he was stricken IN West
Twen " third street just after he left
the Pennsylvania House on reaching
the city from Philadelphia
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
MARYSVILlE MEN
FIGHT FLAMES

SACRAMENTO. Dec 1s.-A telephone
message 10 the Union from Marysville
says fire broke out at 7:15 o'clock last
evening in the store of White, Cooley
& Cults and is still burning The
whole town may be destroyed a dyna-
mite explosion occurred and several
people were injured.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent br
mail viii not be inserted They must be handed
in st either Of the publication Offices and be-
indorsed with the name and residence of persons
authorized 10 have the same published. Notices
restricted simply 10 the announcement of tire
event are published once in this column free
OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
Here's How the Leaders
Stand at This Time
Race for Calls Gold Prizes Grows Hotter
and All the Contestants Strive Hard

san
Brya
n cE1roy.I Powell Set
l. Sareent
HSd1 s5siaksnP Essc9s Cal c.i
Booker Alameda 50
skinner IA A
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
srrr ron ,IrLLIoNs ENDs

ST LOUIS. Dec. 1.-THE suit TO
break the s2.0oo. 600 viii Of the late
Christian Pepper. the tobacco manu-
facturer. which has been on trial for
the past week in the Circuit Court.
came TO z sudden termination today by
the plaintiffs Withdrawing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
..rnnEREn FoR HIs anNEY

NEW YORK. Dec 17--The body Of
John J. Hammer a wholesale rubber
dealer of Ss- East Third street. report
ec 70 be wealthy and 70 carry much
money. was found today n the Bay Of
-. George. Staten Island. II is be-
rseved that he was murdered and the
body thrown into the water.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
ooLLARBoNE BROKEN By FALL

John Larsen. sixteen years of age.
was seriously injured by being thrown
from e Fillmore street car. at Sutter
street. last night as a result OF its
stopping suddenly. His face and scalp
were lacerated and his collarbone was
broken. He was treated al the Central
Emergency Hospital by DR.. Frank J.
Tillulan. Larsen lives at 1922 Filbert
street
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
GRANTs coLoNY CONSTITUTION

LONDON. Dec 17--After q debate
lasting several hours and on a motion
made by Winston Spencer Churchill
Under Secretary for the Colonies, the
House of Commons today approved the
grant Of constitutions TO the Transvaal
and Orange River Colony
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
BIRTHS

BEAvER-In this CITY. November 2e 1905. to
the wife Of A. Beaver. daughter
BERLINER-In this city. December 10 1905
10 the wife Of J. A. Berliner. 3 son
FIANAGAS-In this city, 10 the wife Of ] !.
Flanagan son.
SCHNETNER-In this city. December 6 1905
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18

Ofice diaries and calendars, also cal
endar pads for 1907, now ready al LIE
Count, Clark & Ormond's. 270 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
KING oscAR I,IPROvIyC

STOCKHOLM. Dec liking Oscar
passed another good day. He had sew
eral hours sleeF and his improve
ment continues.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
MARRIAGES

this city. December Is. 1890.
bv the Rev ". T. Dngan. James r Morris and
Anna " Orr. both of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
THE TRIES

There are twenty-five prizes 70 be
competed for during each contest Pc
rio6. consisting Of twenty-five purses
OF gold coin ranging in amount from
$50 up 70 $500 and making total OF
$4,000 for each period
There viii also be twenty-five special
purses OF grand sweepstakes prizes for
the twenty-five contestants making the
best scores during the entire contest
the largest Of these purses being $1,000
and the smallest SO, and amounting 10
$4,000 IN the aggregate
The final distribution OF the prizes
VIII be made on April Is, the first an
niverssry Of the great San Francisco
FIRE
The twenty-five purses for each of
the three contest periods and the TWEEN
ty-fve special sweepstakes prizes make
e grand total OF 1e0 prizes amounting
70 $4,000 70 be distributed among the
winners Each contestant has the op-
portunity 10 win not only one but four
purses aggregating any sum up 10
s25Oo-big pay for the amount Of work
and length Of time required 70 earn it
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
HOW AWARDS WILL BE MADE

Subscribers 70 THE CALL will have
the privilege Of selecting the winners
Of these prizes by preparing their sub
scriptions for any length OF time that
may be convenient, each prepaid sub
scrfption counting for 3 certain num-
Der OF votes that may be cast IN favor
OF any contestant whom the subscrib-
er may desire 10 assist in getting q
share Of the money The contestant
receiving the highest number Of such
votes during any contest period viii
receive the largest purse; the one re-
ceiving the second highest number Of
votes the next largest purse. and so
OF until the number of prizes allotted
for that period is exhausted The same
rule viii apply 10 the final distribution
OF the larger prizes len for the high
est aggregate scores
VOTING POWER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
The following table shows the sub
scriptiou rates Of The cali and the
voting power of subscriptions for any
period paid for.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18

VICE CONSUL FOR ITLy-Giulio Ricci-
srdo has been appointed Vice Consul AZ this port
fer ITALY
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-18
DEATHS

Atfrsdge Catherine, % Murphy, Ellen 75
Bsrlsge. Nsrr r Murphy, Maurice j. as
Beliando. Edward, Ia o'Neili. Cornelius. 10
Boole George - Perlns. Lydia J &
Brown Maxwell. 25 Raymond Mary T.
Conn. Eliza. 6s Reed George W. as
Connerron. Mary Redneld- Hannah L. 33
Drarz Frederick 53 Reilly Susan
Droxer Henry c. Robb. Mary c.
Fem william L. S5 Elper. Emil 81
Gore Ichr H. 20 sullivan. Catherine 5s
IaIiy Michael J., 35 Sweeney. c. p. g
LAYTON Helen J. - Van Fslkenburxh Ed
Longuere Thones. IS gar. 20
LundqEist. Edward c., FerDics- Vase v IL
- sears MsTneeze. Harold r. 4
MARSHA Nicols Nolcots, Alfred B., As
McCloskeY. EIizsbsth
this city. December IS 1905.
Catherine. hfloxed sister Of Marx Afrridxe