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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
:. :. :. The Smart Set -. :.

It IS announced that on account
of the strike on the United Rail
roads the Town and Country
Club will postpone the reception
which was to have taken place today.
The club is open to members, how
ever, at the new clubhouse at 1910
Franklin street.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, who has
been in Europe since May and who
has much of that time been at Carls-
bad, is expected to arrive at Newport
very shortly, but will not open her
villa, remaining instead at the
Muenchinger-King cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hellmann
went UP early in June to their prop
erty, some miles from Healdsburg, on
the Pine Flat road. and have there
established a very delightful camp,
where they are spending the summer
and are entertaining many of their
friends. Miss Alice Yoell is their
guest for the summer; Miss May
Faulkes has been there for some time,
and TINS week Mrs Hellmann S
mother, Mrs. Selden S. Wright, will
go up for stay. Mrs. John D. Tai
liant and Miss Elsie Tallant will go
up little later, as will also DR.. and
Mrs. Hewitt and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Zook of San Rafael. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hellmann will break up their
camp about the. middle of September
and return to their home in San
Rafael for the winter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

this example; one of them has in
creased its capital by 100000 pesos.
The Compania Bancaria de Cordabo
has just opened its doors for business
at Cordoba 1t is capitalized at $780,
Ooo and its business is assured. owing
TO the heavy coffee interests at Cor
doba and yicinitv
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Tie dollar campaign fund proposition ought theoretically
result in a dollar-for-dollar administration
Folk compusoriy dwelling under in
from the wired information
Spencer of New York who has SIoooooo palace Saratoga,
is l;.ing III : for her health
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

Townsend's Cal glace fruits and can
dies al Emporium, Post and Van Mesa
and 1903 and 1920 Valencia street
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
Great Building Activity
in the City of Vera Cruz

THE municipality of Vera Cruz
has been perfecting extensive
plans with view of improving
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-15
REBUILDING SAN FRANCISCO.
Rapid Progress Being Made In Re.
pairing and In Starting New
BUILDINGS.

Repairs are already under way on
the splendid structures whose resist
ant steel defed every assault of the
elemenis--the Merchants Exchange
Mills, Grocker, Kohl, Flood, Union,
Trust, Call, Chronicle, Uhl. Monad.
mock, Fairmount and other buildings.
In fact. portions of these structures
are already occupied and are scenes
of strenuous business activity.
Contracts have been let for seven
teen story Class a building on Market
street for the new home Of the Hum
boldt Savings Bank The Whittel
building on Geary, near Stockton,
whose high steel frame was ready for
encasement before the fire, will be
rushed to completion SO as to have lis
tenants within ahsolu ely Hreproof
walls before the end Of five months.
The finishing of he stately Newman
& levinson structure, Geary and
Stockton. with lis steel ribs already
granite clothed to he third foor, vii
also be hurried.
The Marston building, Kearpv. be-
tween Bnsh and Sutter streets, an
'ight-story Class A structure. is prom
ised to It's lessee In three months.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-15
Liable to Be Scarcity of Men to Handle
Maturing Crop===HaYing will Be On
Full Blast sxt Week.

The STEADY producer" of all Love-
locks resources is its alfalfa fields
The mines adjacent have produced
millions of dollars, hut every year he
Al alta fields produce their hundreds
Of thousands. 1t cannot be said hat
they never Pinch out" For oftimes
the bare spots appear il the teIt,
they get larger and larger until he
field has to br plowed up and rested-
ed But the sum total of hay pro-
duced in the Loveluck valley is stead.
ily on the increase and the Alfalfa
fields are the unfailing wealth p'u-
ducers of this valley.
Lovelock is particularly favored in
being the meeting point between the
Agriculture, Mining aud Stock grow
ing Industries 1t is the mining and
stock interests that make a market
for our ranch products. The hay,
grain, vegetables, eggs, etc, are in
demand to feed the men and teams
engaged in the mines, and to feed he
beef that are grown on the adjoining
ranges.
1t is conservlt lively estimated that
the hay fed and sold from this valley
brings in S25o,000 per year. on the
average. This amount is divided "a
mong the various ranchers. Those
with larger ranches of course get the
greater portion of this amount, but
We can point to many who have ac-
qured and cleared their little 80 acre
I or $50 acre ranches from this yearly
product of alfalfa and now are max
ing a good living and laying some
thing by for their declining years,
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-15

Reno public schools and the univers-
ity, as well as the Wisconsin univers-
ity.
Miss Gladys Parry, who is soon to
become the bride of G. s. Wheeler, is
the only daughter of 2. W Parry, the
superintendent of the Pyramid mines
and the prominent business man Of
Reno. She is graduate of Mills col
Iege and is a musician of considerable
ability.
The announcement of the marriage
# Miss Parry and Mr. Wheeler is not
received with surprise by heir many
riends, as they have been sweethearts
,ince they were children.
After the marriage at the church
here will be a recep ion at the Parry
,ome and later the young people will
cave on wedding tour to Honolulu.
they will spend a month in travelling
md will then return to this city where
they will make their home. Reno
Gazette.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-15

to San Francisco | 400 cars of freight
totaling about $4,000 tons, for the
benefit of the sufferers. A better
idea Of quantity is gained when it is
said that this would represent in
weight four sacks of -four for every
person living in San Francisco before
the fire.
The Hartman ines-the Southern
Pacific and the Union Pacific -handl-
ed all this free, with expedited serv-
ice, and turned over to the govern
ment there, without charge, its feet
of ferry-boats and tugs to land The
supplies at convenient places in San
Francisco.
All sorts and conditions of articles
were represented in the relief supplies.
Eleven cars Of water, three cars of
ice and three cars Of coffee were a.
mong the unusual itema. There were
183 cars of -four, "a cars of potatoes
and 81 cars of canned goods, indicat-
ing clearly whatin the opinion of most
people constitutes the necessities %
life under unusual conditions. The
contributions of syrup. sugar and
honey reached twelve cars, of fresh
fruit thenty cars, of fresh meat twen-
ty FIVE cars, aud Of beans AMI break
fast foods sixteen cars Soap was
not overlooked there were several
carloads. and several ears of stoves
and cooking utensils came along.
There were forty-eight cars Of
bread, crackers, cheese, cream, but
ter and eggs The Stockton people
adopted the unique and time-saving
device of boiling their eggs in the
case In butchers vats before forward
ing them. Other eqps. moving At
fifty miles an honr were, az brake
man remarked. dispatched rapidly"
-perhans in omelet fashion.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-15
WELCOME TO THE HAVING SEASON
The Harvest Is Ripe and LabOrers Are Few;
Come Ye Who wish to Labor.


Contract has been signed byThomas
Magee & Sons for the immediate erec-
tion of a twelve.story Class A build
ing, south of the Mutual Bank build
ing, on the triangular block bounded
by Market, Geary and Grant avenue.
Estimated cost of building is $780,
QUO, and it is expected to be complet-
ed within ten months.
Other contracts for fine buildings
are being negotiated.
Resumption of all classes of busi-
ness proceeds vigorously. None of
the large retail merchants of San
Francisco have given up business.
Many of them are established in tenn
porary storerooms, handling large
stocks which have been rushed from
the East.
The rebuilding of the city is not a
matter of choice but of necessity
not question OF courage, hut of oper-
alton of inherent laws. Men are here,
families are here and business is here /;
all must be housed. They must have
shelter, convenience, comfort; they
must have stores in which TO buy. and
the conveniences of life, comfort,
elegance. big buildings. the enlarge
ment of opportunity will come natur-
ally, irresistiblv. A great confagra-
tion does not set aside the laws of
trade.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-15
from hese same fields.
MORE HAY HANDS NEEDED.

MORE HAY HANDS NEEDED.
The haylng season is again upon us.
There will b. from 200 to 800 men
employed in the fields the next few
months l'uf whore are these labor
ers t. come from The past few years
they have come from the railroad an /
government camps between here and
Reno. Nov these camps are gone
and ihe Nsstera Pacific has ahsor bed
most Of he surplus labor in this State
There are qnltp few men coming in
from d iferent direci ions but the old
standbyS who have come and gone,
season after season, are not here and
the ranchers fear a shortage of men.
Haying has hegun on a small scale
in a few nlaces Some are cutting
patches that were damaged by frost
rather early, SO as to get good
second crop The real having time
will not commence until mex weak,
when some of the larger ranches will
start in and heein 10 employ men by
the hundreds Then he question of
snpply and demand will become ser
ious.
SO we say welcome to the Haying
Season" 1t brings days Of weary
toll and work to the ranchers, but it
means dollars in their pockets later
on and it means many dollars in crcu-
lation while having is in progress.
Every tradesman and merchant in
ovelocks gets some benefit from
this influx of laborers and he paying
out of wages. This influx of men,
together with the coming and going
of prospectors and mining men makes
Lovelock appear quite lively these
davs.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-15
SHOT WHILE RE-
SISTINC ARREST
Alex Mckenzie Attacks Officer
and Gets a Wounded Leg
in Reply.
Deputy Constable Has Face Scratch
cd and Chin Bitten but Lands
His Man In jail.

Monday night Deputy Constable
Haynes was attacked by man he
was trying to arrest and his face
shows the effects of a hard cattle.
while the prisoner is recovering from
dose of lead received in the groin
of the right leg.
The fracus occurred about 8 o'clock
in the evening. The officer had
warned the man against making a
nuisance of himself upon the streets.
an1 apon receiving an insulting reply
had started with the prisoner to Jail.
On the way the man suddenly turned
and attacked the officer, springing on
him like a cat. So sudden was the
attack, that Haynes was at first over
powered. He received bad blow in
the face and his chin shows the teeth
marks where the prisoner tried to
bite him.
But Haynes soon repelled the at
tack and was getting his man started
toward the Jail when he turned on the
officer again. This time Haynes took
no chances, but plugged him on the
start. The bullet hit the groin Of
the left leg, going down and out
through the flesh without injuring the
bone. This quieted the fighting pro-
psnsities of the prisoner, for awhile
at least.
County Physician Pinniger dressed
the wound and the man was able to
Continued on 3rd page)
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-15

If you are langnid, depressed, in
capable of work. it indicates that youi
liver il out OF order Herblne will
assist nature to ,hrow off headaches
rheumatism and ailments skiu to uerv-
business and restore the energies and
vitality Of sound and perfect health
j Hubbard. Temple, Texas, writes:
II have used Herbine for the past two
years II has done me more good THAI
all the doctors 1t is he best medi
cine ever made for ehills and fever
Only SOC al Loyelock Pharmacy
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-15
CARL WHEELER TO
Be MARRIED IN JUNE
Miss Gladys Parry to Become
Bride
Of Carl S. Wheeler, Young Nevada
WoClgr0Wer Take a Trip to
Honolulu.

Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Parry have is.
sued invitations to the wedding OF
their daughter, Miss Gladys Parry anc
Carl s. Wheeler, which will take place
in the Congregational church on the
evening of Wednesday, June 9th al
8 o'clock. The wedding will be on,
of the largest witnessed in this city
for several months and the ceremon,
will be performed by Rev. c. L. Near
of the Congregational church.
Both young people are we'll know
in Reno. having resided here since
their childhood and have host o.
friends who have been invited to wit
ness their marriage. Elaborate ar
rangements are being made for the
marriage, which will be quite d
fashionable event
Carl s. Wheeler is son of D. {
Wheeler, the pioneer woolgrower G
Reno. He also is engaged in tn
stock business and owns many shee,
and large tracts of grazing lands il
Humboldt county. He is in all prob
ability the youngest sheep man in the
state of Nevada. He was raised in
In this city and attended both the
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-15
The Railroads Gift.

In summing up the amount Of re-
ief supplies sent into San Francisco,
the Hartman lines have given out
the following statistics:
Up to the night of May 3rd the
Southern Pacific had handled free in
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-15
An Alarnin Situation

Frequently results from neglect of
clogged bowels and torpid liver, until
constipation becomes chronic. This
eonaiion is unknown TO those who use
DR. KINGS New Life Pills; the beat
i.. gea@fs.t "a r3i'g' ors nf stomach aud
ioweis eUareu aod by - Lareloek
-v4ey. fslee Sae.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-15
Acute Rheumatism.

Deco tearing or wrenching pains. oc
casloned 10y getting wet through; worse
when at rest. or on first moving he
limbs and in cold or damp weai ber, are
cared quickly hy Ballard's Snow Lni-
ment. Oscar Oleson, Gibson city III +,
wliies. Feb, l6, 1902 "A year ago |
was troubled with pain in my back.
Ii soon got SO bad ] could not bend
over. One bottle of Balard'= Snow
Lnimant cnre0 mo-" Suld by Love-
lock Pharmacy
The warm days are coming. Get a
dish of cooling ice cream at the Bak-
cry.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
ON
SHIP-BOARD

Liverpool. tuur = Sine men seas
Instantly killed and foftY we're eouud
a a. TIE result of : terrible explosion
tesiay ou the British steamer Iayer,
ioF5 ehieh arrived hefo Yclsrdag
ifam Philadelphia SIZE had landed
hsf pasNanacu ard tls xsseiofe.
wefe Is Tie aei - Iaaeuins hsr
matches preparatory - unloading
wien q most Fioieus explosion oe
rurne1
Tie explosion bies o0 l.atches. rent
he decks and hurled dead And wound.
Ell men IN AT directions Several
boiies sore dlsmembsred The de 5
reamb.ei the eauf ETA ehafhel house
TIE explosion n is ameiiei was
caused - 10 Internal machine Il S
believed thai Hamtsf - tie ufuf
"a mai dc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
WILL VETO
President DisapproyeS
of Substitute Meat
Bill.

Washington June IS secretary
Laeb has just given o8ta sus mary
of President Roosegells letter 70
Chairman Wadsworth dssppfoFiag
Tie house substitute f8t tbe Bltef.
Idge amendment regarding tle in-
sgection g meat pfodurts
tbs Nnnau m mft follows
rhf president feels tHat ue hoaso
substitute wo8d s0aes sat fhe
packers vhe ahiec 81 thorough 60
lus Inspection hatfe aso Feels that
ID noa.a la the aag an 81 heasy
baW % tie honest pie6 ard that
tie PROPOSED eudmeal Noud efeat.
iampe Tie seceta u the aRa.
mtafe q dolfs Sc e6 appointed
Tor Hn fa do
fhs president has explained yer
haii that be IS faf es eoneemed
WFtl fbs Question d q whether tae
ns lea be Tie government should
m ~ TIE inspection i1an elta Ger
iaIn ofhef features 8f the btu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
STANDSPAT
President Roosevelt Re-
plies to WadSW0rth'S
Criticisms

Washington jane lf luasmurh As
Chairman Waiasodh deemed it ds.
snble that uhe c9ffspundsnce p.
eAfsllng tie neat lnspaetloneoBtfafof.
- sA0ald ls puhIIshed and gate q "a
tl.e .hfic sSi night tie president
regards e As pfapsf - eourtatr tie
correspondence taW far exchanged by
the publication E IS ep'y to Ar
WaasWuuhs letter
in nlls letter 1le President uhile
admitfiag hh efmf a. stating That
tlo house substitute e8uiainsd no
provision fof tl,e making e a. ifegec.
tlpn ai TIE raeklHs ha sas a. aIl hours
81 tl.e dag 81 n.ehf aN that thc sab
slltate s5iil IS ipadelHatt e. meet Tho
requirements oi Ehe NtlaGon The
qf sIient Ass tAat after conference
s rs Representative Adams q Wiz
Ffunslu. q a.emlefof Waisanrths eaw
Hltfes he IS convinced Uaai af al.
ans eiii accspi TIE Suggestions made
g him fseAnllag the bilE he ays
fiat ST. Adams 10 eael case stated
tilst he personally would aecspt flr
alterations proposed
These changes include re slimln,
alton n fhe court review proposition
ana q do1oa ether alterations In
tie opinion uf tie president tie sag
Fasted changes would make iha house
eommlttees satstltuts a. good IS TIE
Herefidee amendment Tie president
Ndisthat he IS mot concerned atoai tie
language 81 tie amendment. bat wlth
tie accomplishment of the object In
view "a thorough and rigid ard not
3 shAm, Inspection
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21

warnaw, Juue l6~LateF messages
frcm ElalYmok AY that the sAoklns
u Jewish houses accompanied ~ run.
fiicta 0sgween the moos ~ .e- troops.
rontinaed lafo lasi night. fews.
pDles hasiann civilians aud soldiers
wefc killed % wounded TIE s4bufl
Aoary las ieca totally burned
Tie flotiug lt d said extended q
lap and sgarnsielce A. both places
1ewish silop vefe looted and Jces
iAafdcfed o. beaten. AZ Warsaw tive
possue sefgeauta Aera shot ard killed
~ tarrous,s and uls policeman who
pursued TIE aSs0sigs vas SHOT b =
WnNAn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
WILL WELCOME
FRED P. SHIELDS

Fred =. shields assistant manager
of tie Parker Amusement company,
sill arrive on Tie midnight Katy
from the hospital AZ McAlester ehere
he has been connned since being 10.
iured la the storm there otera week
ago The emploYes ot che show with
whom De ls Yefy popular vii meet
the train with The band, red Gre, and
p.eniy ~ naise Mf Shields will D.
presented with a goId.headed cane
which was purchased TO-DAY ffom
schlieekeFs isselFy store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21

cs Aver and G G Roberts have
Just been appointed general aeenis fol
tie Northern district q ira southern
Trust company Of Ateks. The eom.
rant Is authorized b. TIE United
States 70 write bonds throughout the
Indian Territory. Tie company IA
stfona financially Msssfs Avery and
Roberts Wlll 90 = general bonding
baslhess sssi appoint 81 aeWits Ia Tie
Nortiem district
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
To Whom II May Concern

hereby certlfl that an TIE lata
day oi Aay le1 tie nes Molucs Ne.
suance company did issue "a mo thoil
policy No F Wen3l and that ga TIE
3th day of June two q the steers In.
suui unieg aid p1lleg Nsra killed hg
lightning aud that % tie iith day q
1uue tbs loss vas adjusted by aid
company satisfactory q myself /
would therefore recommend the Des
Nolnos Insurance commny and their
agents, Hunt n I.eiorco. e. tie iasur.
ing public LNE Tuun
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
News From FarIand

Jauel
Lu laa aas aesfa 10 ra.ta
festesia
p5af Ford % Flau is visiting .r
HaIHand
Harvesting is in faii blast and farm.
en report the wheat efopcouadonbly
ever an average
fbfesh.ug Began to-day u tne Zen
uata neIghbarhood outhol town
Corn prospect Is good aud farmers
arc mak4ng good use 81 Ule last Guw
da}sof dry weather Iu blowing
Tie new LatteflDay saints church
s mpidlY nearing completion ann
Rheu finished viii he the handsomest
church building in the toan
Clas il MeCalocl returned yosier
day from short sll With his sister
IN Arkansas
Quite number as ogr farmers Sill
embark 10 strawberry culture next
rear tie success 81 The venture hag.
ing been fully demonstrated this
year
Not much enthusiasm Is manifested
hy ouT townspe0ple ofer the matter
IF the passage of TIE statehood bill,
some being 10th b bid goodbye finally
q the 3. I r, and are almost afraid
q assume the great prerogatiTes Of
iull-fledged American citizenship
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21

sE Petersburg iune i9 "a ~ i ~.
A dispatch ifom Bialystog assafts
tlat TIE mob IS insa ling trains. dfas
ring oug and kallng the pa~enges
Tle Jews sllo have escaped from ths
massacre are wandering in the eoosk
slsrylne
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
BLOODY JEWISH
RIOTS IN RUSSIA
BialystOk Devastated, and Fears Enter
tanned That Trouble May Extend
Throughout the Empire.

s. Petersburg. June i The follow.
luF dispatch from IiiAlYsios. dated At
2sa this morning has been received.
"Rloting proceesied throughout tie
day elth auaiated fury II stlll con.
tInaes wlth 40 signs u cessation. IL
Is impossible b send iaftleF pafticu.
laFs Of ths horrors