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Evening journal., 1906-12-24
REMEMBERS EMPLOYEES
All Officials Receive Their Salaries in
Full to December 81.

Spepldi " ING Evening Journal.
DOVER, Dec. 24-Even the STATE did
rot forget to send out q large nun
Der of Christmas presents. as in sc-
eordance with a custom at the St4t-
tressurer's office. every official ana att
tarhe Of the State Of Delaware has e
relved Christmas present of his SAL
ary paid IN full TO the emo Of the var
with treasury draft dated December q
state Treasurer Rawlins passed out
the favors 20 every state attache, from
the governor and the chancellor down
70 the mate and messmates of he
oyster police boats at Mahon's river
The money was issued just in time 10
se spent on Christmas but not SOON
enough TO be carried out Of the state
and expended
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LOST, sTRAYEo OR STOLEN.

I.OST-A ring. ruby sst Win Diamonds
Liberal reward if returned 20 rs Poplar
street s.--ft
LOST-Pair seld uosc glasses Thursday
morning. between Front and Jackson ard
Thirteenth and Poplar sts Reward ii ~
turned 20 Journal Office. d,--.f
LOST-A black and white setter gyp
Owners name on collar. Register 2i13
Reward. Return TO j. c. FOSTER. .fth
and Jessup. dgi-st
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LEGAL NOTICE.

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NOTICE 10 the stockholders Of United
Railways, Light & Water Company;
You are hereby notified that on Satir-
day. the Twenty-foprth day OF Noveni-
Der 1905, the following solution Vas
adopted by q majority OF the whole Board
Of Directors Of this Company
Resolved. That II Is deemed adv sable
in the judgment Of the Board Of Direct rs
Of the United Railways. Lisht 4 Water
Company. and most for the benent Of 81 d
CORPORATION, that said cooperation should
be dissolved: and further,
Resolved. That 2 meeting of ia, STOCK
holders OF said corporation be called for
the 9th day Of December, 1895. (Thu-s-
day. al o'clock p m, to be held a. tho
offce Of this ccrporati-n at 90 n rke'
street. In the city of Wilm ngton, S. Z.
OF Delaware 10 take action uron the fore
going resolution.
And YOU are hereby notified TO b
present az said meeting"
UNITED RAILWAYS. LIGHT & WATER
COMPANY. BY
John ". P.ttock. Secretary
Marvel & Marvel solicitors.
n2Ld9.lo1I24
Evening journal., 1906-12-24

Andrew ". seialI, OF the tohaccs nrm
u Selak ana HsfHman, Hsnt 70 TERI,
pa, to-day where his mother sied
suddenly last night She was an aged
wenan and her death was sudden.
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Seniors Celebrate.

Seniors Of the High School held their
Christmas exercises yesterday, with a
hno musical and literary entertainment
and distribution Of gifts.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT During aJnuafy. February
and March. furnished hit, seccnd floor
roms and bath, steam hclt gas. u1a
both phones; rent reasonable. Address
c.. Journal office. diitf
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GUARANTEE AND
TRUST co.

lis now making leases wi h n.w ten
ants fo7 Offices on the Fi.ta and
Sixth floors Of its Binding, whi-n
floors will be vacated the fir of
next March by the present tenants.
These offices are away from the
noise ard dust Of the street: arc
well lighted; easily reached BY
d-uble elevator service and the
rental includes use of electric light.
neat and service of janitof.
The Rea Estate Department will
give all information as to rates
etc, and receive applications for
offices.
This Department is now in the
9th and Smiley Street end Of The
Building.
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CIVIL ENGINEERS.

FRANCIS a. PRICE. eivn engineer ard
surveyor. ioo9is Market ST.. beth phones.
opposite Cont House s7p-eod
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classified ADS-
WANTS, FOR SALE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE, ETC
Help wAnrEp-EgMALE.

WANTED-Coalz OF hous ens'd TO 80 10
Yves. Virginia. Telephone .. & a. 5sA.
ogi-st
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CARPET WEAVING.

BEST RAG CARPETS IN the United
States. woyc we'll look well wear wen.
All kinds woven 20 order. GEO. W. MAR
SHALL. e1gaa Monroe 81 o9-eod
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RFMNANT STORE

Fine Woolen Dress Goods Remnants
john r. THOMAS.
SOS King street.
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AGENTS wANrED--First-clsss organ
izsrs and solicitors FOR d frsternal insur-
ance organization Liberal terms 20 sood
men. Address or apply 10 Charles Hay
ward. No j East Eighth ST. d5-im' cod
AGENTS-Csnvasscr mixers. peuulets'
-ir.ef rren. solicitors. mail order people.
.fc.. should buy KRAMER'S BOOK OF
TRADE SECRETS. Regular price 500
but bal. OF last edition rs being sold for
yies as long as they iast. Every person
who is out OF employment can make more
on1 of this book than q person In ordinary
business can on a capital OF $1,000 Or
der quick. Sioux Pub. Co, Sutherland, Ia.
d3-lm
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Turkey iurra a. -une-s sth ans Mad
san from 20 c'-ioch
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE-A regular meeting Of The State
Board Of Education will be held on Thurs
day. December q, 1900 at 10 q. m. IN 1he
Auditors Office Dover.
d2c--l GEO II. DICK. Sec.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. or VIII
MINGTON, DELAWARE.
ELECTION.
Wilmington, Del. Dec 10. 1896.
THE annual election for directors Of this
bank, will be held at the banklng-hous,
on Tuesday. January s 1907. between the
hours of u o'clock noon and O'Clock
y. m
dlo-j7lnc IL. P. RUMFoRD, Cashier.
NOTICED tho Taxpayers Of Rec
IIion Hundred-The taxpayers q Rec
iTion Hundred are hereby notified that
Twill be ~ the following places to receive
f-i1ty. poor, road and caPifauon take
Tor the year 1901:
Delaware city. w A. Prices residence
fuiv a. o. q: August .. II, Is, %; Sep
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s.rlber IL, y. y. December Is, %, 90. from
A. T. m. rr,i 3 r. in.
81 Georges. Postoffcc, July + and Is
, u~-1s5 15 90 September L. e6 October
N. 81, November a. IS; December IS, from
g. m. until p. m.
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e 81: September 8: Oc'ob r c6: Move NIB z
December IS. from 10 a, m. until p. m
A rebate Of per cent. will be allow,
'urlng July only Send stamp for reply
WILLIAM A. PRICE Collector.
postoffice. Delaware city, Del
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VAIL DECORATORS.

PAPER HANGING from s9.6a a f5orn
up al L. HOSIN, ~ ". See1nd street
Work guaranteed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
FIVE FELONS GIVEN
THEIR FREEDOM,
Governor Extends Execu-
tive Clemency to Men
Confined at San Quentin

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 10-Governor
Pardee today granted pardons to five
convicted men, all OF whom are now
serving time in San Quentin.
Il. f. Edwards. sentenced from Los
Angeles County in 1902 to eight years
Imprisonment for the theft of two
BICYCLES. was pardoned because he was
given excessive punishment.
George E. Mathews was sent up from
Fresno County in 1908 on a charge Of
rape. The sentence imposed was thirty
years. The offense was simply statu-
tory and, upon petition Of the Judge
who passed sentence and all the prom
inent city, county and State officials
in Fresno, he has secured a pardon
Thomas Evans, who was convicted
or murder in Nevada County and SEN
fenced from that place to life impris-
onment In 1898, has received a com
mutation of sentence. The Board of
Prison Directors asked Governor Par
dee to commute his sentence to the
equivalent of fifteen years. This has
been done and he will gain his release
next summer.
w. Wyan of San Mateo was con-
victed on charges of burglary and
grand larceny in 1901 and sentenced
to fifteen years in San Quentin. His
release has been granted because of
excessive punishment.
Edward Hilder, convicted in Lassen
County in 1895 of rape and sentenced
to thirty years, will be paroled for two
years and on good behavior will be
pardoned. a
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
CROKER LIBEL SUIT
FILED IN DUBLIN.
Action Of Former Tammany
Boss Against a London
Magazine Attracts Notice

DUBLIN, Oct 10.-Richard Croker
formally inaugurated today the libel
suit which will bring to a definite is
sue the question whether he used his
position as chief of Tammany Hall for
purposes of financial profit The suit
is against a London magazine which
published in its current number a
scathing article against the growth of
so-called "Tammanyism" in England,
incidentally detailing in alleged chap
ters from New York the operations of
Tweed and Croker. The latter's affi-
davits make a sweeping denial of any
wrongdoing while head of Tammany
Hall, and he especially denies using
the organization for purposes of ex-
tortion or personal profit.
The case will be tried before an Irish
jury and it is expected will attract
much attention to the issue over the
honesty of Tammany's administration
That notable array of lawyers will be
retained is indicated by the position of
Mr.. Croker's counsel, James w. NJ
Campbell, K. c., who represented Dub
lin University in the House of COM
mons and who was successfully So
licitor General and Attorney General
for Ireland under the late Balfour Gov
ernment.
In the Four Courts here this after
noon Attorney Campbell applied for
permission to serve writ on the
Amalgamated Press, publishers of the
magazine The Amalgamated Press is
one of the Harmsworth companies
with headquarters in London, so it was
necessary to obtain the sanction of the
court to serve the writ outside the
courts jurisdiction.
Mr.. Campbell pointed out that the
Dublin agents of the defendant had al
ready been served with writ on be-
half of the plaintiff. Mr. Croker, he
said, sought, in addition to recovering
damages, to restrain the defendants
from publishing certain gross and de-
famatory statements concerning him.
under the heading of "Tammany in
England"
1T is of the utmost Importance to
Mr.. Croker that he should have an
early opportunity of vindicating his
character" continued the counsel.
Justice Gabbon gave counsel permis-
sion to serve the writ on the secretary
of the Amalgamated Press.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
SAL TON SEA WILL
SOON BE DRY.
Work of Diverting Water
Of Colorado River From
Basin Almost Finished

Los ANGELES, Oct. 10.-In ten days,
according to official estimates by w. j.
Doran of the California Development
Company the work of diverting the
Colorado River back to its old course
will be finished and signal the begin
ming of the end of the Salton Sea. Pre-
vious estimates from other sources
have placed the time at October 20, Dut
Mr.. Doran's assertion is based on OBJ
servations and investigation made dur
ing the recent trip to the Imperial
Valley. By tomorrow the railroad
trestle now being built across the river
will be finished and the dumping of
rock into the stream will begin at
once. The company has three steam
shovels at work at the quarries and
will transport the rock to the river on
eighty cars. each of 100000 pounds
capacity.
The company officials have not the
slightest doubt as to the success of the
scheme and say the undertaking will
be worth all the money spent on 1t, a
sum now close to a million dollars.
Mr.. Doran said today that reports
from the valley show that the conf
dence of the officials as to the success
OF the work is shared by the public.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
Copyright, 1906, by r.. f. Foster.
No. -.

tricks is not a bad declaration, especial
ly If one Of the other tricks is in dia-
monds. With the high trumps your
hand should be good for four tricks,
which is a fair chance for winning the
odd at least. Honors are always to be
considered, as it is very disagreeable
to find thirty-two scored against you
above the line. even If you do get the
odd trick
Many players will go on trumps in
preference to diamonds in any hand in
which they are very strong in dia-
monds and also well protected in
hearts, such as two probable tricks.
This is on the theory that it is diff
cult to win the game in diamonds, and
especially so of the dealer passes. This
style of declaration is called "Glea-
son. and the theory of it Is Absolute
projection in both red suits, and trust
your partner for blacks"
If dummy cannot go no trumps, and
has not at least four reasonably certain
tricks with red trump, it is safer to
make a declaration that will lose as
little as possible This does not mean
that you should always make it a
spade, but the reasons for choosing
clubs in preference to spades must be
left for another article.
If you were dummy, what would you
declare on the following hands, at the
score OF love-all?
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
WILL BUILD INNER HARBOR
AT PORT OF LONG BEACH
Corporation Applies to War Depart-
ment for Permission to Excavate
Dock 5000 Feet Long

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 10.-Articles of
incorporation of the Wilmington Dock
and Land Company were forwarded.
today to the Secretary of State.
The capital is 100000 mainly sub
scribed by twenty of the leading cit
izens of Long Beach and Wilmington.
The company proposes, and to this
end has applied for permission to the
War Department, to dredge a deep
water inner harbor northwest of Long
Beach by excavating a channel for
5000 feet along the bulkhead line Of
Wilmington Bay. extending north and
east from Mormon Island, contiguous
to the inner harbor now in course of
construction by the Government.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
TuLARE CITIZEN EXPIRES.

PORTERVILLE, Oct 10.-Louis
Pohlman died here at late hour last
night. His death was caused by car
diac neuralgia and was very unex-
pected- He was a prominent citizen
OF Porterville and member of the
Masonic Blue Lodge and knights
Templar branches. also of the Modern
Woodmen, Foresters and Odd Fellows.
He leaves AN estate valued at many
thousands The funeral will be held
Friday at / p. m. under the auspices
of the Knights Templar.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
(Oriental S. S. Co. J

'OA4tHt"A .. d III
Have Opened Their General ofnces =.
217-221 Brannan ST., San Francisco
S. S. NIPPON MARU -. Friday Oct. L. 1906
s. s. HONGK0NG MARU. Friday, Nov. .. 1903
s. s. AMERICA hARU... Friday, Nov. 30. 1905
Steamers viii leave wharf. corner First and
Brannan streets. p. NJ. for Yokohama and
Hongkong. calling az Honolulu. Kobe (Hiogoi
NagasaH and Shanghai. and connecting at Hong
kong with steamers for Manila, india. etc. No
cargo received board day OF sailing.
Round t-ip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply al office. corner
First and Brannan streets.
W. 81. AVERY
Assistant General Afauace-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail VIII not be inserted. They must be- handed
in at either Of the publication Offices and be
indorSed with the name and residence Of persons
authorized to have the same published. Notices
restricted simply TO the announcement Of the
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
California
Limited
To Chicago in3Days
Leaves daily at $50 a. m.
With Diners and Sleena-.

4 80 An For Stockton. Merced. Fresno
Hanford, Visalia BakerS5stJ
500 PM and intermediate points
$50 A-M.-California Limited 3 dav.
to Chicago. Leaves every day Dfracs
connection to Grand Canyon.
$3.50 AM.-Valley Limited for Stockton
Merced. Fresno, Hanford. VisaIfs'
Bakersfield and points on Sierre
Railway.
10 SO A-M--For stockton. Riversbark
Oakdale and points on Sierra Rai1-.
way
4:G0 P.M.-For Stockton. Fresno and =,
termedfate points N
500 P.M.-Overland T. Express for De-
yer. Kansas City. Chicago and Gran.s
Canyon. anu
TICKET OFFICES-Ferry Buildtr-
San Francisco: 1112 Broadway. FortiatS
~. and san Pablo Ave, Oakland: Uni
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
UNSPEAKABLE HUSBAND
SENT TO PENITENTIARY
Charles Ernest, Who Caused Wife to
Enter Disreputable House, Goes
to Prison for Ten Years.
1 MS ANOnT n

Los ANGELES, Oct. 10.-Charles Err
nest, claiming to have recently
changed his residence from Portland.
Or, to Los Angeles, was sentenced to-
dayA by Superior Judge Smith to ten
years at hard labor in San Quentin
penitentiary, q jury having found him
guilty of the crime of placing his wife
as an inmate of a disreputable house.
The wife testified in her husbands de-
fense, but the jury convicted Ernest
on the strength of certain admissions
made by him to the police.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11

SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS.
Following are the solutions to the
problems published in lesson No. 10:
The proper play of hand No. IL is for
the dealer to win the first trick with
the ace, and then to lead a small trump
TO the dummy; but instead of going
right on with the trumps dummy must
lead spade while he is in the lead.
because that is the only chance to make
the king. If dummy does not lead
spades now he will never be in again,
unless the jack of diamonds is made
good by sacrificing the king or queen,
and even then the spade lead must
come from that hand. 1t is better to
try it at once before the adversaries
know the situation, because if the
spade king wins that wins the game.
In problem No. IL Y leads one round
of trumps and then the eight of clubs
giving u a discard of the spade ten, so
that u can trump a spade and draw B's
trump, forcing A to discard at the
same time
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
l.]AROUND the BRIDGE
~ E l']IB TABLE 81
Conducted for The Call by K. F. Foster.

TNE CALL presents today the fourteenth of series of
instructive articles bridge whist conducted
paper by R. F. Foster the author of Fosters Complete
Bridge besknown authority the subject this
country These will be of nestmable value to bridge
players
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
BIRTHS.

COOPER-In this city. October 10. 1906. ITO tie
wife of Frank J. Cooper. a daughter.
O'NFII.-In this city. October g. 1906 to the
wife of John T. O'Nen son.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
0 3 Ted.

If the eldest hand leads the trey of
diamonds how should the dealer play
the combined hands, and why?
In the following position hearts are
trumps and is in the lead:
PRQRI .EM NO IL
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
MARRIAGES.

EBAKEI.-IANDN-In this city October
= 1906 by tive Rev. Robert Lord CavA AlOnzO
J. Studebaker and Marjorie A. Handy. both
Of san Franc ssco-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
DEATHS.

Augustine Hannah, - AIcKeinan, Tr=anE. "a
Aud Mary. 43 MusI'hy, Daniel 81
Authors Raw "a Nelson Mrs. Helena. IS
Calvert. John. - Peters, Martha, -
Center. John W. 40 Peterson. Chas. H., GO
Cobrapdt Gertrude. - Rich.rdson David. ca
Caaper Gnfann Rous.al. 7. W. a
Cl-ricr Aarv = SeawsEl. Maud J.. PC
Diunenn Clas. D. Shutl,6. Amansa W.
Donaid VIM A. = m. Slane Vincent A.. d.
Guiuel Cornelius. = Smith. Bridget. -
Hurst Geo T.. - days Swank. Elizabeth. 65
Naher. Edward. 81 Taylor, susan. 3G
Mcaghef. John - Thorpe ClaS- J.. 40
McAuife. ChaS.. . TuckeR- Alice. -
MCGOWAN. Mildred. 3 m Ward, Ellen. 63
AUGUSTINE-In Alameda. ca. October 10
1906 Hannah A. Augustine. beloved wife Of
b. W Augustine. and mother of Mrs. Lillian
Fchd Mrs Ada D. Crosby aud Walter A
Augustine. and sister Of Mrs c. T. Bennett
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tho following marriage leenses' were issued
yesterday.
william ]. Gande. p. 746 C =. aud Marie
~ McCabe j.. TAG c =.
Charles H. Harry y. Grass FsNleF- ana Ger
trrde Mcintosh n, 1850 S'xieens Il
Iobn ID Iacaste - 1894 Tive Ety-ninth ave.
and Anna r. SpaeIii Is 4427 Eission ST.
4vs n Deckcr n. aa26 washing ton -.
Amand Robert -. POI Diai aond St. and
sarah kmbark. u. 30 seventh ave.
Waiter : Pollard. Is l26S Ninth ave. and
Elizabeth smith Is. 2c7 Collingy Food ST.
Rafaeile Servidi0. a $40 Bay ST. ana DORA
James p, oliver. y l2S0 church St. and
Elizabeth ID. Armstrong = % ,f-eies. n,
Louis kat, "A, 1896 McAhistels ST. ana fe'ri
HarTT s Thomson. % 27l5 Ffbert 81, and
Henrietta J. hiiise "a. s si7l = teas '.lIlu @ an,
Catherine T. AIenserod. 4O04 Nineteenth St
,srv + WcKeoa- - 4225 Ninnteenth st.
Fred c. Schauer. p, 800 Hampshire ST. and
Annie f. Orr. is $50 HamPsh Ire St
Julian BGrsotu. -. 50 Nctaoa ST. ana
Margaret c. Broderick. %. y 81 Octayia St
Joseph J. Hearne -. SOUTH san Francisco
and Margaret Quinian .. BERKELEY
OAKLAND. Oct lo.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Eng Chans. -. Sunas, Wash eand Mabel Mar,
Ralph A. coney. y. Oakland. and Margaret
Mcdonald I9. san Francisco.
Robert C. Teckier. p San Francisco, ard
Anna NJ Guy Is Concord.
James O'Reilly. -. Oakland. and Mary Nc
Donald. y. Winnipeg
Lawrence ". Barrett. 23, Oakland and Ada
H. Bardo. 20. Oakland.
Fred A. Bradley. y, Melrose, and Lucille L.
Bemis. H. Fruiuvale-
John l. Patton. 2G. San Francisco. and Annie
lnhack 20. Richmond
Lambert H. Thompson, % Hawaii and I'm
Sly / Aitken. 2S. Berkeley
Peter Ml-7doch 81. Portland. and Jeam ".
Greene 26 Oakland
James Bruce. "a. oakland. and Rose Hadsen,
% san Frafcisc0.
james L. crawford, 81. Oakland, and Edith
Ouinn 81 Ca kiand.
Henry scotland. 81 Lirermore, and Mary f.
Tuohcy. 81. Lfyermore.
Charles b Rosenberg. -. Los Angel ess and
Frances c. Klein. Is. Los Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11

The modern idea is to spoil the rod
and spare the child.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11
OCEANIC SIS. CO.

HONOLULU only@S. s. Alameda sails
II a. m. Oct. Is. Round trip, first
class $125.
TAHITI. SOUTH SEAs-s. S. Mariposa
sails at II a. M Oct. II. First-class
round trip SIPS.
SYDNEY, AUCKLAND SAMOA. HOMO
LULU-S. s. Ventura sails D. m. Oct
%. Christchurch international Exhi-
bitiom and return. first S29S.50. sec
ond $22S.50.
j. ID. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO..
So Clay Street, San Francisco.
Phone Temporary 1891"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11

UNION TRANSFER COMPANY aeeni.
collect baggage and checks on trans
of Southern Pacific and deliver baggaee
to residence. They are authorized 20
check baggage direct from Residence
Telephone .'TemporarY 1915
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11

VA HILE there is very little differ |
NM ence of opinion as to the
Wv strength upon which the dealer
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11

DECLARATIONS
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11

EsARBOR FERRY
foot OF Market Street,
100 sec. 900. 1000. IlO0am.
12co. 1oo 2-C0. 3.oo. 4.oo. SEQ. 500. 500 D. m.
for Morning P for Afternoon
tSUnday excentsd tSundsy only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-22
KANSAS MAYOR MAY BE
 OUSTED FROM OFFICE
Attorney General Files Suits Against Them for Failure to Enforce State
 Prohibition Law.

Topeka, Kans., November 21.-Suts to oust from office A. B. Kirkwood, Mayor of Pittsburg, Kans., and F. w. O'Donnel, Mayor of Junction City, Kans., for fail- ure to enforce the state prohibition law, against the cities of Pittsburg and Junc- ton City to prohibit them as municipal ites and their officers from collecting licenses from joints illicit saloons, were filed here this afternoon in the Kan sas supreme court by Attorney General C. c. Coleman.
 These suits are similar to that filed against Mayor Rose of Kansas City, Kans., which finally resulted in his being busted from office.
 While Attorney General Coleman re- fused to discuss his future plans, it IS suits today means that other suits of a like nature will follow against the Mayor of every city and town in the state. where the prohibition law is being violated. 1t drawn up in q petition to oust Mayor Goodlander of Fort Scott
 The most fragrant violations of the pro- hibtion law are in the cities of Wichita, Leavenworth Fort Scott and Topeka, but most towns in the state are involved. in Topeka, however. contrary to the cus- tom in most cities and towns, the city does not derive any revenue from the ''ionts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-22
Weights for Fair Grounds.

New Orleans, November 2i.-Welghts and nominations for the inaugural handi- cap at six furlongs, value about $250o, the feature of the opening day at the Fair Grounds course Saturday, November 4, were announced by Secretary Nathanson this afternoon. The list includes several derby winners. The principal nominations and weights are as follows:
 Meadowbreeze. Ill; Lieutenant Rice. 94; Hannibal Bey, 11O Lady Vashti, 103; Royal Breeze, 92; Belmore, 10S; Bitter Miss, 5S; Orly IT., 11S; Bill Phillips 100; Deyout, 1o5; Charlie Eastman, 118; Gambrinus, 1a,; Mortibody. S2, Lady Henrietta, 1O5; From tenae, 114; Monet 122: Emergency, IT; Fish Hawk. 95; Toboggan. 1OS; Excite ment, 100; Invncible, 96; Miitades, 1O3; Belle Strome, 102 Pompadour, S6 De orc, 92