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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
SMITHS EXEMPTION BILL

What will the Lower House ID
with hurry Smiths bill to exempt
money on hand AMI on deposit
from taxation? L. il possible that
this bill Will pass the House? We
trust this body will kill this bill
80 dead that il viii never be heard
Of again. Why should not the
man who has so much money
that he can't even lead it out or
invest il. pay his taxes on this
never changing standard of value,
The law IS il exists to-day. has
never driven capital from Mis-
sissippi, and it never viii. Why
can I the MN who has farms that
pay him no income, the merchant
who has non-sal2ble stock, every
kind of business man VINO has
property that realizes him Moth
ing, keep from paying taxes on
this property! The ..one-galius-
Ell man" and the mule must pay
his pittanee TO support the gov
eminent, then why should the
man who has money that ne can't
even use be protected2 Why not
also give this money poor" crea-
ture a pension as I sure protee-
ton? Perhaps Mr.. Smiths bill
will keep many thousand from
periuring themselves to the tax
assessor, but legislation must not
go so far as to be the custodians
Of peoples conscience. We have
some good state farms for all
these, if they are too poor to pay
on money that they cannot use,
perhaps the state can use the z
10 advantage.
A man with one eye and any
sense at all can easily see that
this bill - for fostering the inter-
est of the moneyed man, it smacks
of nothing that viii in any man
ner benefit the poor. The banks
it il easily seen, will certainly
reap 4 harvest because they car
loan the money at ten per cent
but this don't assist the poor man
The banks are making plenty o
money anyhow so the report
show.
There is not single redeemin;
feature about the Smith bill. thos
who opposed it in the Senate ar
worthy of commentator and W
trust this minority will follow thi
fight into the house with sucl
zeal that this rich mans bill wi
be scattered TO the winds of tn
earth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
OBITUARY..
BRO. II. n. RAYEoRS

oRNs ~ EQtkN.
With sorrow. and 4 deep sense
of loss, we the members of Free
Springs Lodge Of F. & A. VI. No.
3Ss, commemorate the life of Bro.
II. n. Rayborn who died on tie
10th day Of Nov, 1905.
Bro. Rayborn came to this
community more than 80 years
ago, and had lived here ever
since except during the four years
which he served as a faithful
Lieutenant in the Confederate
army. He was for 80 years a
loyal brother mason, and was for
more than 80 years a faithful
member OF fine Free Springs
Methodist church.
All who knew Bro. Rsybosn la
ment lhe loss Of a friend. His
character was pure and gentle.
He was = good citizen always
bearing eheerfully his part in eve-
ry laudable enterprise Of his COM
nunity. Hts life vii be 4 monu-
ment. and his friends and loved
ones will ever read upon its shaft
the record of his virtues.
Resolved, therefore, that in
the death of Bro. Rayborn We
have lost a true member Of both
Lodge and Church.
Resolved, that We hereby ten
der our profound sympathy to
bis bereaved relatives, and COM
mend them to the Savior whom
Bro. Rayborn trusted as 4 guide
in hfe, and hope OF Immortality
beyond the grave.
Resolved, that these resolutions
be entered on the minutes OF the
Lodge, and that they be publish
ed in the OXFORD EAGLE.
VI. L. CHILDREss,
y. F. NETS, Com.
4. Huston,
Harmontown. Miss,
Feb. Sd, 1905.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
oFFisERs OF: rtrSIioN

the following ofil ccrs have been
selected t. hoid the election Fridas
IN Be.ts and 8. Tor Magistrate aud
constable, respectively
Abhevilic, seat 3, Mag rate-Thr
Judge. I. NcNeely, ". T. AlGloail
aud y. J.. McEaehlo; Peace Onierr-
J. J. Wilfias.
fafis, beat 3. Coustaole-Juarcs-
Joe Palmer. ". l. " i'scn and Frank
tleiehal,; Peace Oaicer- Brown q.
Hlmblett.
llrlsy-Jua-ss VI. T.. Brumme,t.
Nike kIsnes aud S.iitoa Essriix..
peace officer James Lancaster.
ia-Judges- honas Davis, Jas.
L'svis AMI J NJ. Johnson; Peace Of
ices-N 3. Colemla.
ai3s- Jpiges--w c. Ctilcoatt. J.
y. Webb and Josiu Poiilips: Peace Ot
hcer-James cox.
La ayetts spring. Jd6ges- Ben
! yde, Ben Snert aud lanes Powell:
Peace Officer Frank Ihrelxeld.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
The News CT the Camps.

~ ~ 49, N<-AAAt
Miss Lois Taylor. of S-aa,0bla
IS visiting Mrs. q. ID. Stands.
Mrs. Ro-a Harris has been GU
tae SEX Us, this week
Mrs. Mamie Burt. Who has been
very sick this week - now i'm
proving and We hope Tor her i'm
GledIase recovery.
We ali hope IA Il the L = stature
viii act w.sciy and give a. a large
appropriation, for vc need Il yery
badly just new
Mr.. \. 3. Boyd spent Sunday
IN Mater valley.
Rev. " ID. ilrdlesiel. ~ Ok
lord. delivered al exc~iiant ser.
non n the University Chapel Sla.
day nigh 10 a large congregation.
lac mrciIns az the words h.
". Z. \. ~i.l meet "a Nashville,
Tenn. Feb. .sla n 2Sih Misses
DeafOn, Pate aad himmergr a.e
expecting To attend.
Mrs Matte Glenn Dalton. al
Ger a txo weeks visit To Mss Sal
lie Burns. has retlrurd 10 her
home IN BoOavii.e
Mr.. Frank Robertson, Of the
class OF 1904, spent Tuesday en-
the campus.
We regret 10 state that Miss
Douglass Maxwell Is on he sick
list this wsek.
Chancellor T. u. Fulton spent
Sunday On tue campus, out re-
turned TO Jackson that night IN
the interest Of the appropriation
tuads.
The German Ciao vii give a
dance Friday aight.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
Grove News.

~ EN ZGGELDrf AeEcNA.
While The wind is dislgrseab.e
the sun shines, reminding u that
our Great Raler still remembers
and cares tor Us.
Grandmother Nelson ID on the
sick list this week.
Miss Bessie Evans, of Burgess,
is spsadieg a Few days with re.a
tiyes here this week.
TIE gg.ieal entertainment al
Mr. w. j. Hills Saturday hight
was very much enjoyed 10y quite
Il runber OF the young people
Mr.. L. ". Black aud family, o!
North Oxford, visited frieuis here
recently.
, Master Lester Lucas spent Sun
l day with his little cousins Stan
leg and DoGalG Clark.
Quite a erosd OF our people
attended the pound sap2sr giveI
at Nr. c. W. REsSelI's Erita,
night and report a nice time.
Miss Beaiah Hill visited frieEti
III North Oxford last week
Some OF The boys ATTENDED
preaching at Union Grove Sanda
RuIte crowd fro- Bethel VS.
tied relatives here Saturday an
Sunday.
Mr.. Evnean Downs, of Able
Vile, was il our midst Sunday.
MIR. Richard Walker visited Eel
lives South of Oxford recently.
Mr.. Ellis Hill has 6eea OF th
sick list for several days.
Mr.. Hubert DanB, of Wats
Valley, is visiting his Lany frienc
here thls week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
pleasant Ridge News.


We have had some pretty sun
shine days and the trees have be
gun TO bud out.
Mr.. Hubbard, West, of Mem
phis, ia visiting friends and rela-
lives here this week.
Messrs. Zack Holt and Fred
Humphreys spent Saturday AID
Sunday in Water Valley with THEN
brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs
ii. Ii. Holt.
Mr.. Ellis Holt and wife, of neal
Pine Flat. spent Saturday and
Sunday with their mOthsr, Mrs
Lum Holt.
Misses Emma Mills and Dovi'
Humphreys spen; Sunday wit!
the Misses Holt.
Mr.. J c. Kisuer and family
spent Sunday with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Holt
Mr.. Cortez Courtney spent las
Sunday with his aunt. Miss Ten
ME Murry, near Pine Flat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
Reaching the So,nd.rs

Advertising to a man VIII
mas any money is as foolish as
shaking a telegraph pole for red
apples, except that il you adver-
Use properly the fellow Will hustle
around and get the money" OBJ
serves Fame" Evidently this
remark is meant 10 apply to hill
%, Toard and circular advertising.
me man who pays for and re,is
ms weekly newspaper n a rule
mas money, and j. well worthy of
me advertisers attention. Verv
'itt!e o(the seed scattered throueb
me columns Of a first-class week.
y paper falls upon stony ground.
Philadelphia Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08

There will be meeting ~ La
Fayeste County Camp No. 752.
Saturday. Feb. i7ih. at II at the
court house 10 transact such BUSH
ness a. may be necessary for our
attendance at the New Orleans
Reunion on April 18th, 26.h and
9Th. We are to arrange Tor the
uniforms for those who want them
and to obtain Crosses Of Honor,
pay our dues T. the State and the
National headquarters. and many
other matters Of interest 70 the
camp for which we ask your az
tendance and aid.
J. l.. SHrNAULr, Com.
q. III. EVANS. Ad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
ACsh Offrr.

The EAGLE has made a Special
rate with the Memphis
Weekly Commercial Appeal by
which we can furnish both papers
for 81 .35. The Commercial APP
peal is one of the largest and best
papers in the South and We hope
to receive many new subscritions
on this offer. S1.3S CASH fol
BOTH PAPERS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08

We air informed TN. H.,
Murrain Smith. member If ,be
legislator, has invented a sure
cure Ter lyin, an furthermore he
purposes ter show thet all the rich
folks air pore. He wants a pen-
SION fer EN- thet hev money
cause, seq he, they can't tend ter
ther bushes, ther money il no
count to EN-, en- we reckin he
wants a guardIne fer EN- tew
since theys all in SIGH a bad ps--
dicalnent. An, furthermore. seq
Ne, they amt no us.n the assessor
akin all the foolish qusssias bout
tins no how. Vel, we air cild
Mr.. Smith foun out all tbs cas-
we sympathizes with the pore.
Dem one NV EN-. But jist one
pat strikes Us an we AZ hout hit
How air ne and neishbor Jones
soin ter do. | can't Git my ole
gray mule off the tax lis, en- they
amt no bank what takes in mules
IN derposit, ner kin nabor Jones
sit his forty acres NV land in 'er
bank. III Mister Smith will help |
!, ter du this, we air with him.
SHOE STRING BILL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
The Lyceam Course.

DR.. Briggs, vino was prevented
from filling his engagement here
because OF serious illness, has
s,,llv recovered and will lecture
at the Opera House on Tuesday
n;orht. FEB. 18th. His subject IS
seThe American Girl is one OF
the richest and rarest as well as
mo most highly instructive lectures
OF the day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08

Begins with the symptoms OF com
mon cold There Is ehiidness, sneszing
sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse.
hoarss ress Snd imp.ded respiration.
GIVE frequent small doses of Ballard ;
Horeh0aHd Syrup, (the child viii cry
tor il j and at the lirst sign of croupy
cough apply frequently Ballard 'sSnow
Linlf.lent 10 tile throat. Mrs. y. Niiet
OF New Castle, Coio., writes Aareh
10. 1905: / think B2llar,i's H0rehounj
syrup a wonderful remedy. ami 81
pls asapt TO take For s1ls y A. II.
kens-l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08

List Of unclaimed mail matter left
M the Oxford, Miss. Post Oflice Tor
the week ending Saturday, Feb. 3rd
! Brown, W. E.
? Brown, Charley.
Berry, Miss Daisy.
I'iakely, Miss susie.
Buford, Miss Lel4h,
brigsnce. Earl.
Bariun, AIRS, James.
G0odsn, 3.
Gilmore, c. L.
10 HaLi., Sherman.
III Jones, Emanuel.
u Jones, Hiss Mallio.
IL Jones, n. x.
Ia Kelley, ;. \.
10 MctiIrm, airs. :.
10 Mccarthy Harry.
II Mcr alden, Airs. ane.
Is Mort, 81. @.
10 Music, charles.
- McFeaIiig, JJhn.
II shaw, Mrs. Lili.e.
?: smith, Nanburen.
- shaw, EAen.
"a Thompson, Misc CarliEe ~
. Thompson. Linda.
ID White. Billie.
q Davis, Mrs. Edner.
y hen ealing for the above please
give No. OF letter and Gate as!vertl--t.
:. NJ HowRY, T. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
= ~ %~e
LOCAL ITEMS.
.-@l~~~eNSN%E9


Next Wednesday IS St. Valen-
Ee's Day.
Mss Ona Collier is tie guest Of
fends in Memphis.
Mr. A. B. Cole is pending q
" days in Memphis.
DE-. Marvin Moore returned
blu Duncan Saturday.
". G. d. Able, of Wa.er VAL
n, was rere this wee k.
Ms. j.. C. Wilson is visiting
rs. Cohn in jackson.
Ii Lillian Cearley has been
etle sick list this week.
Il. G. W DurIey spent several
hys n Hernando last week
Goal and wood have been II
EIard for the past few days
Mss Bruce Thompson is visit
3 Asmphis friends this week.
Mrs. L. ID. Goats, OF Water
sllsy :. visited Oxford friends last
Peek.
Mrs. ". E. Russell is recover
p rom a severe attack OF Ia
fppe.
H.. James Showers of Little
ek, Ark., is visiting Oxford
aayes.
rs. Lex Raney entertained
Home Circle Club yesterday
hrrCon.
Mss Nettie Wooten, Of Holly
ksings, is the guest OF her cousin
Is. I. W. Yates.
NJ. Wagner, CT Water Valley,
the guest of Messrs. Wytct
d Charles Delbridge.
Gr. C. w. Petrie came dowr
un st. Louis Friday to loos
Der his business interests here
Nessrs. W. +. Black. Of Noah
4 Y. B. Smith, of Delay, wer
easlat callers at this Office las
iasday.
We regret to learn that Mr. J
Sisk has been quite sick re
nay and hope he will soon Q
ltagain.
The cold wave reached OxfoE
bring Sunday night with III
zee, playing havoc with wat
pes, etc.
M. 7. III. Brown has be-
uite sick the past week at t
ssldence of his daughter, Ml
Z. Matthews.
NessFs. II. d. Waits, of Wa
nl, and j. A. Riales, Of HI
y ltown, paid their respects
ais oadce Thursday.
An enjoyable entertainm
s given at the home Of Nr.
:; aarkins Friday night, after
3 oy the young people Of
~ununity and also Of Oxford
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
Ground Hog Day.

.sIt Candiemas ray be fair and bright
Winter will have another flight,
But if Candlsmas Day bring clouds
and rain,
Winter is gone and wont come agaia"
Friday was a bright, beautiful
day and according TO tradition we
will have six weeks more OF win
ter weather, as the ground hog
could have seen his shadow If ht
yentured out.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08

STILL, France may be pardon
ed for stepping aside 10 smile
when she reflects upon the rapid
progress this country Is making
in constructing the Panama canal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08

And harrassed by = bad eoughs Use
LaliarG's Horshound Syrup. il VII Sc
cure y0a sound sleep and effect 4
prompt and radical ure. Sold by A.
IL. kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
+ ". Il BEST.

[th- ". IA - Go a.
- s.CIsN AND SURGEON.
DC. 4. II. Kendei's.
Cree Phone III. Residences eo2-
cas- answered promptly
Tsuders Professional services to the
M Eene r1llv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
Legal Advertisements.


TIE S-ATE 81 MISSISSIPPI, $500
Lafayette County
To Alice Coleman. whose posf -o 81 20
address j. Trimu!e, seln. Yen are
Commanded q appear before tn
Chanc-ry - "; % the Conutr % "a
Faytf... il sais state. Oh tas
FeuriA Monday Of Nay, \. D, i3ad,
to defend the snit in said court % o.
- Coleman. wherein Yea as de-
icaGaat.
This the 18Th day Of Ia1u1ry, \. D.,
f9s. 10. &kMEY, CLERK.
/. Il. RUSSELL. sol to- Com 'p.t.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08
NoTIcE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice Il herthy given that the firn
OF Stowers & stray vas dissolved On
Dec. 81. 1908. by mutual consent and
The oxford supply Co, tsaccess9rs1
have assumed al Liabilities and Re
sources, AMI viii coHginae tho busi-
ness under the s;yia 81 me Oxford
supply Co, Incorporated
SHOWERS & GRAY.
Feb. sth. 1876.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08

sIinois Central r. r. Time Table
NORTH ssOESDl
\ -. passenger. leaves at e:5i ? n
I, 8. y.assslger, leaves At i...5 a n
Z, ~. local eight. arrives s:iv N
and departs a. ssee n
SOUTH B0US1e
q. q. passenger, leaveJ At lG-l, a =
Sasseager. leaves at S:iG ? ~
q N local freight, arrives =. - 2 n
ard departs at sos , N
r. {. CRANBERRY, A ent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08

Miss Corrie May Able. Of Wa.
Ser valley, and Miss Tempie
ovens, Of Lit;leton. y. e. viIit.
Ell friends here last week,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08

Harmontown, Miss,
Feb. Sd, 1905.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-08

"hen ealing for the above please
give No. OF Iei.er and Gate a.!Vefti-esi.
:. NJ. HowRY, +. NJ.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
AN OFFER Is EXPECTED.
Rhine and MoselIe May Make a New
Move Out of Court.

Uncertainty concerning the course
OF the Rhine and Moselle Insurance
Company is again entertained by pol
holders of that corporation. Some
time ago liability was denied. Then 1t
was given out that losses OF $500 and
less would be paid, but that such pay
ments were to be considered as charity
and that the company thereby did not
acknowledge any leagl claim against
It. Mathis and Van Amman, German
representatives of the company had
looked over the ground and had said
they expected some sort of a PROPOSE
tion would be made.
The losses of the Rhine and Moselle
average larger than those OF a major
ity of insurance companies that did
business in San Francisco before April
IS, 1906. An estimate is made that the
average risk OF the Rhine and Moselle
was $1,000 Comparatively few losses
were under or in the $500 limit Con-
sequently there was a large number
of policy-holders who went TO attor-
neys and gave in their policies to be
the basis Of suits in Germany
Recently ii has become evident that
a battle royal in the German courts is
impending. or, rather, series of bat
ties. All the facts concerning the acts
Of the Rhine and MoseIle in San Fran
cisco are certain to become known in
the fatherland- At this stage of the
proceedings one of the European repre-
sentatives has returned to Germany.
This is Mathis. who departed from this
city Monday. He took with him a.
large amount OF evidence of various
sorts. The impression is general that
the company is about to make some
proposition to San Franciscans. MANY
policy-hoiders are inclined to await
developments before they accent a
percentage Of the amounts due them.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
DEsPONDENT ExPREssMAN
.rs.sss.- ENDS LIFE WITH BULLET
Gardener In the Park Finds LifcIess
Redy of William Heber Reclining
ON a Reueh

William Heber, an expressman e5
years old, ended his life yesterday in
Golden Gate Park by sending a pistol
bullet through his brain. His body was
discovered on q bench south Of the jap
anese tea garden by Jules Girad, a
gardener. who was attracted to the
scene by the report OF the revolver
which put an end TO the unfortunate
cxpressman's existence.
- Dependency is believed to have been
the cause of .Heber's act. He was poor
~ clad and no money was found in his
possession. Before the fire he resided
at 45e Chestnut street 1t is believed
he had been living in one of the Golden
Gate Park refugee camps Of late.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
FAVOR TROLLEY LINE
FOR GEARY STREET
Supervisors Will Approve
Mayors Plan of Chang
ing Municipal Cable Road

Supervisor Gallagher stated yester-
day that the Board of Supervisors VIII
at next Mondays meeting approve the
recommendation of Mayor Schmitz that
the plans Of the proposed municipal
road on Geary street be changed so as
to permit of the construction of an
overhead trolley line instead of the
underground system. Gallagher said
that the public utilities committee. to
which the recommendation had been
referred. is of the opinion that the
trolley system is best for the city un-
der existing conditions. The City En-
gineer will be directed to prepare the
new plans
1t is expected that the trolley road
can be constructed for less than half
the cost of the underground conduit
road. c. E. Loss & Co. agreed to build
the underground road for s34s, 900, but
is anxious to get back its certified
check for $4,000. claiming that as 4
result of the disaster 1t will have TO do
work which it did not agree to per-
form.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
URGES CLOSING OF
OCEAN AVENUE.

The Parkside Realty Company Pc
titioned the Board of Supervisors yes
terday TO close and abandon Ocean ave-
nue. between Corbett avenue and the
great highway as public thorough
fare. The company says in its petition
that it is the owner of over 1900 feet
frontage on Ocean avenue.
The Spring Valley Water Company,
which owns frontage on Ocean avenue,
fled an agreement consentfng to the
closing OF the avenue and will dedicate
for general street purposes another
strip Of land seventy feet in width from
Ocean avenue and Corbett avenue and
running thence in a northwesterly d.
rection to Nineteenth avenue and
thence in a westerly direction to a
street called Market street to the Great
Highway. The petitioner represents
that Ocean avenue is not a convenience
or means of egress and ingress COM
parable with the proposed seventy-foot
strip as a highway
The Parkside Realty Company also
petitioned that it be granted permits to
lay down railroad tracks for such time
as will be necessary to excavate and
fill in the district bounded by S. w.
Twelfth avenue and the Great Highway.
The same company also petitioned that
the streets In the district be closed
temporarily to outside trafnc until they
can be graded. All OF the petitions
were referred to the street Committee.
E. w. Mcclellan petitioned the board
for permission to blast the walls Of the
Palace Hotel for the purpose of clear
ing the site for the erection Of q
permanent building. The petition was
referred to the fire committee.
The petition of business men on CITY
Hall avenue and Marshall Square for
the better lighting of the streets named
was referred to the light committee.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
FIVE-sTORY BUILDING Tosg
co UP on MISSION STREET
Monroe Greenwood Estate 'Companys Il
Among the Petitioners for
Permits.

The Monroe Greenwood Estate Com
pany yesterday fled with the Board of
Works a petition for g permit TO erect
n dve-story and basement brick build
Aeg On the southwest corner of Mission
teet and Shaw alley at a cost of
-. 600.
: Other applications irclude the HAS
Bet Warehouse Co. northwest corner
of Filbert and Sansome streets. sS0. 600 (.
koook- Iung Quong. northeast corner of
BRRQpt and Jackson. Streets S20s COOS
NJ Fischer Company. southeast corner
II Folsom and Harriet streets, sI4,5O0
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
Notice TO Prevent the Spread of sple
netfc Fever I'm Cattle.

UNITED STATES Department OF Agriculture.
t3facc of the Secretary, Washington, D. C. Sep
ten,her 20. 1906 Notice is hereby given that
the Secretary OF Agriculture has. under au-
tbority conferred by law, issued an amendment
described as Amendment No. to Rule l, Re
vision i. to prevent the spread of splenetic
fever IN cattle This amendment, which Is
effective on and after October |. 1906 per
mits the movement, under certain conditions.
~ raffie from the modified quarantine area.
and OF properly dipped tick -infested horses
and mules into certain. portions Of Indian
Territory and oklahoma Territory; Copies q
he obtained from the Chief Of the Bureau Of
Animal Industry whose address Is Washing
ton, D. G. JAMES WILSON, Secretary OF
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
KNOCKED Down AND ROBBED

John A. Walsh. sailor, reported to
the police yesterday that ne was held
up and robbed by stranger Of SIS
on Market street Tuesday evening. Ac-
cording to the seaman he was accostet,
at Fourth and Market streets by 4
strange man. who after walking with
him for three blocks knocked him down
and robbed him. After being robbed
Walsh went to the City and County
broken nose.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
PROPOSALS.

will be received at the Bureau OF
Sunnlies and Accounts, Navy Department,
Washington. D. c.. until. 10 O'Clock a. NJ. oe-
isteiv thereafter. to furnish at the navy yard.
Msre island, Cal. and naval training station,
San Francisco. CAL. as specified, Quantity
Srheels. play pipes. relief valves. Sch. 165:
Portland cement, Oregon pine. paper bags. ex-
celsior tags, baking powder. Sch. 1855: Fire
fricf. riddles, Oregon pine. sheet steel, silica.
eupola wash. sea coal facing. Sch. 167: Nuts.
Condenser tube sheets. bronze rod, steel bars.
biIlefe and forgings. condenser tubes. Ap-
niications tor proposals should designate the
schedules desired BY number. Blank pro-
posals will be furnished upon application to
fhe navy par Office. San Francisco CAL or
to the bureau. H. 7. B. HARRIS. Paymaster
General u. s. n.