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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
BANDS OF GOATS DRIVE
CATTLE FROM THE RANGES
"BiIIies" and "Nannies" Responsible
for the starvation of Many Fine
Herds In Shasta.

REDDING, June 10-Goats were re-
sponsible this year for the loss of
many head of cattle on the winter
ranges along Clear Creek south OF
Redding. To the goats can be at
tributed the loss of at least forty-fi
head of cattle belonging to Fred APP
fel and seventy-five belonging to A. J.
Whitney. Both of these men had their
herds on winter ranges along Clear
Creek Anderson and Cottonwood peo-
pie drove their goat bands upon the
pasture, and as cattle and goats do not
associate the cattle decamped. leaving
the goats in possession of the feed. AS
result many of the cattle got into
localities where grass was short and
died of starvation. Other cattlemen
complain of like losses. The goats did
not do much better. however, for out OF
two punches of about 600 nearly loo
met death during the first two days in
the pasture. Death came to the goats
mysteriously.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
SCORE INJURED
IN COLLISION
Portland Electric Cars
Crash Together on
Curve.
Remarkable Escape of
Sunday ravelers
From Death.

PORTLAND, June 1O.-Twenty per-
sons were injured today, none danger
ously, in a head-on collision between
two loaded Woodlawn cars of the Port
land Railway Company at the intersec-
ton of Union and Holladay avenues.
There is considerable incline on Union
avenue Just beyond Holiday and on
this the incoming car, which is sup
posed to run past Holladay became un-
controllable. The car, instead of con-
tinuing on its proper tracks, ran into
an open switch at Holiday, and with
terrific speed wf1irled around the cor
ner and into an outgoing Woodlawn
car, which had come to stop before
turning from Holiday into Union ave-
nue.. Hurried calls were sent for the
police and ambulances. When all the
passengers had been removed from the
cars it was found that only eight had
suffered sufficient injury to necessitate
removal to the hospital. Both cars were
wrecked
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
HOLD Up BILL
Of TRACTOR
Injunction Prevents Pay
ment for Work on
New Sewer.
Sebastopol Tax Payers
Garry Objections
Into Court.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SEBASTOPOL, June 10.-The long
drawn-out contest over the recently in
stalled sewer system of this city has at
last found its way into the courts An
injunction suit was brought in the Su-
perior Court at Santa Rosa Friday
against city officials restraining them
from paying $1954.95 to Contractor c.
R. Mattingly, who was allowed that
sum by the Trustees at their last meet
ing in final payment for his work. A
temporary restraining order was issued
by Judge A. G. Burnett. The petition
ing taxpayers ask that it be made per-
manent.
Last summer the City Trustees let to
Mattingly contract for laying a sewer
system which had been provided for in
bond issue at price which was to
include everything, according to the
verbal statement made to the Trustees
at the time by the contractor The bid
was strongly objected to at the time
by certain taxpayers and Trustees, but
was accepted by majority vote. Later
large bill was allowed for extras,
which the contractor declared were not
included in the engineers estimates,
but which had to be included in the
work done. This raised a storm of
criticism and later it was charged that
the work was not being done according
to plans and specifications.
The Trustees engaged County Sur
veyor Prather of Alameda County and
County Surveyor n. V. V. Smyth of So
noma County. who made a thorough
inspection of the work and filed a writ
ten report, which sustained the ,conten-
tions of the objectors to great ex-
tent. At the. meeting of the Trustees
last week the work was accepted and
the order for the drawing of war
rant for the sum due was passed Fri
day night. Now the matter will be
heard in full by Judge Burnett before a
ruling is made and on his findings will
depend whether Contractor Mattingly
will get his money.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
Boy browns i'm plunge Bath.

SAN BERNARDINO, June 10.-Harold
Fifield of Cucamonga, 13 years old, was
drowned last night in a plunge bath at
Urbita Springs The boy was attending
a picnic given by the UniGo Church
His body was found by his companions
at place where the water was but 3
feet deep. In its verdict, reached to-
night, the Coroner's jury hold the own-
ers of the springs responsible for the
drowning because of their failure to
have proper safeguards.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
PIONEER OF STATE LOSES
IN RACE AGAINST DEATH
Expires Shortly After Long Ride From
Mountains to San Bernardino In
Search of Medical Aid.

SAN BERNARDINO, June 10.-Augus-
tus Knight Sr., who drove OK teams be-
tween San Bernardino and the, Color
ado River in the early days and who
established the first stage line from
San Bernardino to Ehrenberg, Ariz., is
dead. His death was caused by gan
grene. Knight was far up in the noun
ried to the valley, but arrived too late
for medical aid. He was bern in Maine
and drove to California over the north
ern route. engaging in the lumber busi-
ness in Eureka He then came south
and was engaged first in the lumber
business and later in cattle raising in
this county.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
NEW HEAD FOR THE HOSPITAL
AT MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Navy Department Issues Orders which
Transfer Doctors on Duty on
This Coast.

VALLEJO. June 10.-With the latest
batch of naval orders from Washington
comes a great change in the medical
department of Mare Island yard. Med
ical Director Manly l. Simons leaves
the naval hospital, over which he has
presided for the last two years, for
duty at the. naval hospital at PhiIadeI-
phia- He will be succeeded by Med
ical Director r. c. Persons, from the
Norfolk naval hospital. Surgeon c. P.
Kindleberger. who has also been on
Mare Island with the receiving ship In
dependence for long term, goes to the
Asiatic station, and win be succeeded by
DR. A Farenholt
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
ENDS LIFE BY HANGING
AFTER TAKING TWO DRUGS
Poisons Fail TO Cause Death, so Aged
and Despondent Man Makes
Use of Rope.

Los ANGELES, June 9.-After trying
to commit suicide, first with chloroform
and then with carbolic acid, VI. w. Bey-
lik, an aged resident of Burbank, today
succeeded in taking his own life by
hanging. The deed is supposed to be
the result of fits of dependency with
which he had been afflicted for the last
few months. Beylik was a chemist, and
at one time was employed by the Gov
ernment in Washington, D. C.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
Los ANGELES WOMAN
VICTIM OF TORNADO
Mrs. j. j. Knowles Killed and Her
Daughter Seriously Injured in
Indian Territory

DEWEY, I. T., June 10.-A tornado
here last night demolished several resi-
dences and several oil derricks, caus-
ing a loss of $4,000. In the destruction
of the home of Charles Ishelman Mrs.
]. j. Knowles of Los Angeles was
killed and her daughter, Mrs. Ishel-
man, was seriously Injured.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
SAN FRANCISCAN MARRIES
A YOUNG LADY OF DENVER
Allan c. Choate nnd Miss Mary S. Pow
ell Unite Their Fortunes
for Life,

DENVER, June 10.-Allan C. Choate
of San Francisco and Miss Mary S.
Powell of Denver were married here
yesterday and have gone to San Fran
cisco to live. The bridegroom is in the
railroad business in California. He is
a nephew of ambassador Choate. The
bride is a sister of Cuthbert Powell and
Mrs John L. Stearn of this city. Dean
Hart of st. John Episcopal Church of
ficiated. The wedding occurred in the
chapter house.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
: Clark e. willard Dead

Los ANGELES. June 10.-Clark E.
Willard, 20 years old. cousin of the late
Frances Z. Willard, late national pres
ident of the w. c. T. u. died of paraiy-
sis today at the County Hospital. The
deceased leaves widow and son in
New York city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
vessel Ashore at Cape sable.

ST. JOHN, N. B.. June 10-A report
has reached here that the steamship
Etolia, Captain Jones, which left here
on Saturday afternoon. deal laden for
Barry via Sydney. c. B.. has gone
ashore at Cape Sable.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
CaIaveras Big Trees.

Good trout fishing. Good table. Low hotel
rates. Splendid scenery the Sierra Rail-
way and only SIS for the round trip. Get your
ticket from Santa Fe or Southern Pacific agent .
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
Rndke G 90.

Formerly of rs Suffer St and 65
Geary st, now running full blast at
as sfock Df'sTs of wsfcRes ST. diamonSs sn ddnr heir
rings and presents of all kinds are in
valuable souvenirs saved from the
great fire of April is.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11

stated, have to be threshed out in an
other court. There would be a lot of
fun in such a trial. But it is not at all
likely that Marie will seek a verdict.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
r N number given over to the study

TN a number given over to the study
Of American residences, with spe.
- cial reference to recent ideas in
design, construction and decoration,
the Architectural Record reaches the
conclusion that in the west a suburban
house with considerable ground around
it is the permanent home of most we'll
TODD families instead Of separate
homes in city and country. In describ-
ing one such place it is noted that the
yard Of two or three acres is not walled
and is only partially screened. from the
street, altho it is arranged for sports
land the outdoor living room Of the fam
lily. The question is raised whether or
not the ground should or should not be
enclosed by wall. This is answered:
There can be no doubt from the point of
view Of the most interesting and COM
plete architectural treatment of these
places there should be an enclosure.
That is the one way in which the house
and it's grounds can be intellectually
united, and that is the one way in
which irrelevant and homogeneous sur
roundings can be shut off from the gar
den. Without the enclosing wall the
occupants of the house can never come
into complete possession Of their
grounds, and the architect can never
tell how soon his most carefully de.
signed landscape scheme will be spoiled
by the architectural performances OF
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
HOTELS ARE NEEDED
Business Men Claim There Is Room for
Several Big TaYerns.

The hotel situation is engaging the
attention Of the business men. They
realize that Minneapolis is advancing
rapidly in all lines except in its prep.
arations for handling the transient pub
lie. While hotel accommodations are
fair here, and hotels are numerous, it
is estimated by good judges that Mime
apolis should have at least three or
four more large hotels, accommod dating
from $50 to 800 guests each.
Minneapolis is well advertised as hav
ing plenty Of good theaters, a fine Audi.
torium, remarkable system Of outdoor.
summer amusements, a surfeit of clubs
in the city and at Lake Minnetonka,
and beautiful park system with boule-
ward drives. AS to its hotel record,
however, Minneapolis cannot boast. #
its accommodations are well taken in
the winter time, the scarcity Of rooms
for the tourist season can be guessed at.
It. is probable that some movement
will begin at an early date for the erec-
tion of one or more hotels, in fact out
side capitalists have been considering
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
MUCH IN A NAME
Valuable Lot Ready for One Who sug
gests Winning Term.

4 The American Suburbs company is
seeking name for it's property on the
west arm Of Lake Minnetonka, between
Harrison 8 bay and Jennings bay,
which it is plating. The company will
deed a lot worth at least 5000 to the
winner Of the. contest. The contest will
close April IL and the suggestions will
be passed upon by a board consisting of
some 200 persons. The source of the
suggestions will be unknown to the
board.
The Suburbs company has one Of the
last large tracts on the lake shore. The
rangements have been made for delivery
of mail and supplies and for telephone
service. .- s~-
Docks will be put in for steamer land
ings, lighting system will be installed
and provision made for water supply
The deeds will contain provisions
prohibiting the sale Of liquor and
obligating each purchaser to contrib
ute a reasonable amount to the loca,
improvement association. g..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18

the hotel opportunities in Minneapolis
for long time. More than one set of
capitalists is still engaged in figuring
on the probable profits to result from
the erection and operation of a good
hotel
For the time, at least, the plans for
a hotel on the 4. s. Donaldson property
on Seventh street, between Nicollet and
First avenue s, have been dropped.
Other properties are under considera-
tion, with prospects for final completion
while, the Plaza is being used by the
high class semitransient trade, thus re-
lieving the regular hotel business to a
certain extent. The Majestic hotel,
which Harry Coniff is to manage, is
rising rapidly at Seventh street and
Hennepin avenue, and will be ready for
fall business.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
Walton Park

We still pushing this lovely little suburb and have for
exquisitey built houses improved plan sell easy
men Our local agent Mr. D. Robbins is at real estate
office 37U Adrch N daily and fine Sundays
build to suit. .@.-e g
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
Central Avepue
WYVELL-HA ARLINGTON GO.
.r ANDRUs BUILDING

$l9OOO-66 feet in the best location in
the wholesale district north Of Henne-
pin Ave- Nothing offered as cheap and
money can be doubled inside Of one
year. The present movement of prop
erty warrants this prediction.
$11OOO-66 feet on 3rd st. s., near 9Th
ave. Cheapest piece Of property in
this vicinity. $500 per front foot Is
asked directly across the street. Would
lease or build on this property for de-
sirable tenant.
100000 feet on Park Ave-, near 25th
st. Very choice residence location
CORNER OF Ntcollet and 18th St., 140x
100.y We must have an offer at once
on this in trade OF cash. Easy terms
An excellent location for fiat or store.
VIII be sold cheap.
81 1OO-Two lots 122x137 to alley, on the
corner Of Sheridan Ave. and 21st St.
In Kenwood. City water. Might sell
$12OO-Two beautiful lots corner of
Dupont and 43rd St., in Lynhurst.
Owner must sell at once.
$450-East front on Lyndale S., near
33rd st. Lie perfect.
WE. MUST HAVE AN OFFER for the
double house. 2S0S-2310 25th Ave. s.
Must be sold at once on any old terms
| to close an estate. Rents for $35.
Don't be afraid of making a try.
$6OO-Third Ave s. and s3rd ST., east
| front.
$25OO-s1s- 1920 2sth Ave. NJ. Two
| houses which rent for $500. Easy
terms
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18

$27OO-3115 Portland Ave- Seven
rooms, partly modern, hardwood floors,
excellent location. on easy terms
$45OO-3045 Columbus Ave- A beauty.
New house Of eight rooms, all modern,
hot water heat, mantels, mirrors, side
board, laundry, full basement and large
attic. The cheapest and most desirable
house for the price in the city and the
location Is second to none.
$46OO-3045 Oakland Ave. Eight rooms.
hot water heat, laundry, mantels, side
board, hardwood turnout, large corner
lot, good barn, all improvements In.
You can't beat it. Easy terms.
$5OOO-241s Dupont Ave. 8. Ten rooms.
hardwood throughout combination
heat, thoroughly modern in every re-
$35OO-A very fine new ten-room
house, hot water heat. hardwood fin
ish, large lot, all modern, In one OF
the best locations in Sunnyside. To
see 1t would be to buy.
OVER ONE HUNDRED LOTS In thu
Lake Harriet district at prices from
500 up.
SPECIAL.
2541-2543 Chicago Ave. Fine four-fat
building. Six and seven rooms with
2 bath Open plumbing. hardwood
throughout. full basement. we'll built.
Large corner lot adjoining goes with
property. Now rented to pay over IL
per cent net on an investment of $1e,-
600. This is a decided bargain and will
go quickly.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
BARNES BRoT Hers
200 ONEIDA BUILDING 1o4 FOURTH STREET SOUTH

5ox126 to alley s@s@s~: ~ * - .s@e# za#
$12OOl5 WELL grounds 1x14 to alley
$12O09o 9Th full Easements water; all
excellent repair
$12OO-4o2s house. 42x12s
$125O-22os rooms; water; 25x15o.
$13OO-3O24 families; cellar
and city wae lot 50x130 to alley.
$13OO0 Kitchen full basement; WE'LL
lot 30x140. 4.
S13OO-643 cern barn; lot s0x2
S13OO-2517 2ex127 alley.
Si4OO-So6 sink; lot 4Sxl90
$14OOoo7 rooms city water, and fixtures all
kitchen;
attached; lot 44x96
S14OO3216 stern,
lot 42x127 to alley
$1A5O2722 city lot 45x12 to alley
famies
and full basement
l3
1ox25
46x146x10o.
S1SOO415 city water gas
S225O261S Pibuy city
36x165 Good barn.
$24OOso44 Grand city water wet
lot 51x12S to alley; all in excellent condition.
$25OO31l3 Bloomington eight
o floor.
S275O2716 M Of summer
modern excepting heat; lot 48x129 to alley.
S35OO2737
hed in the finest quality selected with
floor; all floors first floor
above properties price from $1,000 to oo be
balance
monthly purchaser The $4,000
suitable for homes ranging from $500 to $2oO0 This catalogue
will
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
DAv G.. Preside
ID, c, Bell nv'st Co,
SANTA EOAaRTRa STREET
Ill SOUTH fourth Street.

$55OO-No. $500 Bryant Ave- S.
Modern 9-roOm residence, side
board and china closet, gas fix
lures, automatic gas lighters and
out the house; furnace, laundry;
hardwood floors, hardwood fin
ish first floor. Good, high lot,
with shrubs, stone walks.
$45OO-Nos. 1875 and 142 Lyndale
Ave. N. Two houses, partly mod
ern, on corner, renting for $3.50
per month. corner lot, 50x150; all
improvements In street; if you
are looking for an investment,
this should interest you, as 1t Is
close in and walking distance.
" modern ,s-room residence-one
Of the most complete small mod:
ern dwellings, in the city. New
plumbing and heating plant. Bv-
erything convenient and in good
condition. Needs to be seen to
to one-half cash, balance at
per cent.
$45OO-No. 524 18th Ave. Sc. If
you want a home near the ''U''
this should interest you, as it
Is cheap at the above figure. All
modern, eight rooms, hardwood
floors, hot water heat, barn and
$42OO-No. 3os7 list av 8. Good
modern residence Of eight rooms,
combination heat, nickel plumb
ing, separate lavatory. Good
barn. Lot 46x12s. Can be had on
reasonable terms. Look it over.
$55O-14th Ave. s., between 26th
and eth sts.; east front lot,
41x127, sewer, water, gas and
stone walk; this is a, bargain,
middle Of block; look this up.
$11O-15th Ave. S. and 37th st.,
large east front corner lot, COX
127; $25 cash and $40 per month;
good place for a home. It Is
cheap.
$35O-1Sth Ave. Sc, between
Talmage and Division. East
front lot, 40x131; sewer, water
and gas.
$9OO-Aldrich Ave. s., between
25th and 26th SITS; east front lot,
40x128; all improvements. Will
submit above amount.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18

combination heat, automatic gas
and electric lights. sideboard, law
atory and closet first floor; all IN
90 feet front This property Is
a good home and well located in
i Sunnyside.
4 $325O-A new 7-room modern
house, with bath, nickel plumb
ing, furnace heat, hardwood fin
ish and floors first floor, large
screens and shades. Fine 10y:
4 45x12S; stone walks up to and
4 around house. Only one block
Z to Lake St. and Interurban car
lines. Only two blocks to Lyn-
dale line. Easy terms. No. S113
e275Q-For a good investment.
81 fine condition, we'll located on an
81 east front lot, 40x142; with sewer,
4 water and gas In houses. Double
dwelling Of 6 rooms sqS1 on on each da SIDE De;
Penn av N is good property at
8 the above price and you should
investigate.
$16OO-No. 1901 Longfellow Ave.
is a. nearly new seven room house
water, shed, lot fenced, fne
large corner lot, 4ex125; close
to car line and stores; this prop
erty could not be duplicated at
our price.
S24OO-For. a large 10-room
q house, arranged for two families;
city water, sewer, closet, gas:
81 No. 527 Penn Ave. NJ, is situated
e on high east front lot, i40x142;
81 all improvements In street; close
81 to car line, stores and good
/! school; look up this property.
So S19O-A good south and east
front corner, 53x127, on Emerson
81 Ave. N. and 33rd, sewer. Cheap
81 est corner in North Minneapolis.
Isl $35O-For a bargain on 9Th Ave.
S., between 28th and 10th SITS.
s8 Sewer, water, gas and stone
walk. Look it up. It's dirt
81 cheap.
"a S35O-For 1855 feet on Bedford
2 st. Sc, only half block from
S. university toward 4th St. Lies
al low, but Is a bargain.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
|l4 SOUTH FOURTH ST..
Special Bargain

At the end of the Penn electric line Morgan
tween 32d and 3d and also the OF
and 3d. This lot has city water in and paid for will sell it for
$l26 1t is beautiful lot east 'front.' $25 down and So month
The lots Morgan differ price The best 1925
each the 7 each But decided
y the cheapest things the market today. 3
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-02
AMOUNT OF $500 IS
GIVEN TO HOSPITAL.
County Board Most Liberal
Thereto.
REQUEST is READILY GRANTED
Committee Waited Upon the Com
miss'one at Meeting Monday and
Asked Financial Aid Which the
Board Very Readily Granted.

The cotton of the board of county
commissioners yesterday in making an
appropriation of five hundred dollars
to the Americus Hospital will receive
the hearty approval and commenda-
ton of the people of county and town
alike. A committee of ladies and gen
tlemen interested In this grand public
charity appeared before the commits
sioners and stated the needs of the
hospital for the current year. These
needs were clearly and forclbly pre-
sented, and to the end of doing the
greatest good for the greatest number
the ommissioners granted the request
thus made and gave $500 to the hos.
pital. This institution will soon be
upon solid and self-sustainipg basis
and will prove more than ever boon
to suff ,ring humanity. With its splen-
did equipment, and under euch excel
lent and skilled management, 1t is al.
ready supplying a great need here.
That the lives of several people have
been saved already by the attention
received at the hospital Is fact well
known here, and even now the build
ing Ia filed with patients. Sumter
county never possessed grander in
stltution, and it will ever be accorded
liberal support by citizens of both
town and county.