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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
SENATE ACTS QUICKLY.
Legislators Provide Numerous Bills for
Consideration of Upper House.

SACRAMENTO. June 2.-The senate
was called 10 order BY Lieutenant Coy
ernor Alden Anderson at 12;e5 p. -m
Within five minutes the following
measures had been introduced and re-
ferred to commsttees:
BY Belshaw-ReIating TO the time
for filing claims of lien.
BY Eukens-An act validating acts
performed on legal holidays.
BY San Francisco deIegation-Au-
thorizing the courts 10 extend the time
for performance of certain acts relat+
ing to the Limitation of actions; relat-
ing TO statements to be furnished 10
the Insurance Commissioner by fnsur-'
ance companies. relating TO pubiica-
ton of definqaent tax list; TO declare
valid rall public and legal acts per-
formed during term of holidays de-
clared by the Governor.
BY Muenter-To convey to the United
States a right OF way for canal at
stockton 81
By Belshaw-Relating to the contin-
gent expenses of the Insurance Com
missioner; appropriating money for de-
1iciency in expense fund of Insurance
Commissioners
BY LukensEE'iye bills appropria ting
the sums OF s123,3s2. -s4i.4Se. s27.93e.
sS64r and sS60e for the UniYersity of
California. ~
BY elshaw-Appropriat ting s46o5 to
repay corporations from which money
gas enormously collected.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
SPEAKER 0T HOUSE
IGNORES An APPEAL
FROM HIS DECISION

WASHINGTON, June 2-What might
have been serious parliamentary snarl
was avoided by Speaker Cannon late
this afternoon in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes when Murphy of Missouri
arose to present what he denominated
privileged resolution.
The conference reports on the rate
and statehood bills had been, made and
ordered printed when the Missouri Con-
gresham presented a resolution re-
scinding the action of the House send
Ing the statehood bill to conference and
providing for a vote on the Senate
amendments.
Payne of New York. leader of the
majority, instantly made the point that
the resolution was not privileged. The
SpeakeE with smiling face, held that
the resolution was not privileged, as
the papers in the case were with the
Senate and he had serious doubt If the
resolution would be privileged even if
the papers were with'the House. Con
fusion ensued, Murphy and a number
of Democrats sprlnging to their feet
to take exception to the ruling of the
Speaker. Above the din Murphy was
heard to say: IS
Lets hsye. a square deal, Mr.. Speak
er. | appeal from the decision of the
But the Speaker was obliyious to the
motion for an appeal and adjourned
the House, leaving Murphy gesticulat-
ing on the floor 49,
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
ASSEMBLY, MEASURES.
san Francisco Delegation Fathers
"a Many Measures of Relief.

SACRAMENTO, June 2.-After the
appointment of committees to notify
the Governor OF the organization of the
house the Assembly proceeded to the
introductionj Of bills. MCGOWAN in be-
half of the San francisco delegation in
troduced four bills, as follows, which
were sent to print with a rush order
to be reported back without reference
to committees:
Amending section 597 of the Political
Code requiring insurance companies to
furnisf''Fthe INSURANCE Commissioner
with certain statements as to their la
bilities and assets, as the Commissioner
may direct: TO validate judicial acts
performed on legal holidays; extending
the time for the collection OF delin.
uuent taxes; amending the statute OF
limitations relating to contracts by ex7
tending its prpvisions for a period OF
six months.
Bliss of Alameda introduced a bill
appropriating s123,g 900 to cover the loss
Of revenue TO the State University from
The 2 per cent tax on assesgable prop
erty destroyed in the San Francisco fire.
Bliss also introduced a number of bills
carrying appropriations to repair build
ings under the control of the university
which We're damaged either by fire or
earthquake The following bills were
also introduced;
By San Francisco delegation-To
compel insurance companies to furnish
statements OF policies TO. the AInsurance
commissioner. extending right of emil
nent domain to abstract plants; pro
viding for extension of time BY courts
in SUITS giving Bank Commissioners
power to withhold suit against banks;
providing for schpol census and new
school records; amending inheritance
tax law; extending time for official ac-
ton of State Board of Equalization;
extending time for reports from for
United States San Diego tide lands
and right of way of Stockton Canal;
efght bills for the restoration Of court
county and rear estate records; two
State Insurance .Commissioher.
by TreadweH-Pr Providing for the res
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
Are YoH Tired, Nervous
and SIeepIess 2

Nervousness and sieGplessness are us-
raisT'd1R % Ihe'fses- IN az tire nerves are
Dol led on properly nourishiRg blood;
they are starred nerves. DR.. Pierce's
Solder Medical Discovery makes pure.
ftrae hie6d. and thereby the nerves arc
psePezly ~ nouFjshed and al theeorgans OF
Us p2qy are run 2s sqootblY, as ulachjnf
feel cieai1. strong ard strenuons-you are
toned zap. ana inyigorareds and you are
RQQdsfOr. q whole LOT Of physical or mental
WORK lest OF all. the strength and In
crease ia vitality and health are tdsttfp.
The trouble With most torics and med.
teipes which have a. large. booming sale
leg snoEl siIl1s, me- ss that they ere largely
sotutson. This alc0i1of sh rfnlCs up' tlis red
blood cerppSeloss and Ia the long run
gre2JlE lpJ pres The system. One may feel
exhflarated and better Tor the time being
yet in the end weakened and with vitality
1ecressed y DR. Pfercee Golden NJ edfcsi
Discovery contains no alcohol Every
bottle bottle Of i bears; upon is wrapper The
several ingredients. For the druggist 1as to to
6sssfsod Something be claims IL sust as
good is 70 insult Observation-Disclosures
sRsfkEeEK Ingredient entering INTO the
world d-tamed Golden Medical Discovery /"
has the unaninous approval and endorse
zpert Of the lese1ng medical authorities
'of:sil rfle seteral-schoeissof pfsrfiee. No
qtber medicine sold Through druggists for
Like purposes has any such endorsement.
The tGolaen Medical hiscogerTv not
'ppsg prod dees al the good effects 70 be
obtained from the -sse of Golden Seal
focf ri all stomach. liver and bowel
frosi bles. as IN 6vSTePsis, bslkotfsness, con
stipatio1l, 1lcera tioli- Of stomach snd
20 wels and RliiGrsa ailnerts. bat the
SOsden Seal fost 'tisea II It's $orponfd-
ing is greatly enhaHeS5 it its curative &c
-4son ~ OTTER fnsYrdstatS such as Stone
root. Black EheyrgbSgk Blbl5dfo6t, Man
f15 Re. r5ot ard ehen1sf si3T buse triple
sseffasd glYce9fse - -''n~sss aff
! m he CgrlHzoF Sense Medical Adyiser. .
+ sgent free ~ pa p$Y eovefs on Fceeif pit Of
3 6,ie-cenf sszrigs 30 pay the cost tes zail.
aIg d!lts' fSf - sta APPS The eibth- b6sn4
Soalgne VIII ~ <<st Aadfess f9E. E. ".
Pierce. Buffalo u. i. st
%: Piefce'E Pi~axaut Pellets care cor.
stlpataoQ, asssds<tsezs ana kaztaxi<6 rr'~
--rs--@ .S.se 49, r-@- -sF-rr<--r
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
Archbishop ireland Returns.

NEW YORK Jl,uhe 2-Affchbishop
Ireland of ST. Paul arrived Here today
on board the steamship La Touraihe
from ,Havre.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
RAILROAD MAN LOSES 10Th
LEGS WHILE sIDETRA CKING
Falls Across Rails and Train Wheels
Cut on Limbs Below

RENO, June 5.MP W. Cunningham,
foreman of a work train. lost both of
his legs and may lose his life as a
result of an accident at Hazen yester-
day. Cunningham had received orders
to sidetrack his train for the special
train OF Superinte ntendent Bancroft, (which
was going to. Tonopah. In obeyingAthe
order Cunningham slipped and fell to
the ground, both his legs failing across
the rails:a He tried to 'ptiH them fout
of danger but before he could, do so
the wheels had passed over them; cut
ting them off Just below, the knees
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
DELEGATION MEASURES.
Bills Bills Will VIII Not Be Presented Indlxidu-
ually by San Francisco Legislators.

SACRAMENTO, June AT a meet
ing Of thes San Francisco delegation
held this morning it was agreed that
all measures relating te-San Francisco
and particularly to the articles of the
Governors cali recommepded by the
committee of forty should be intro
duced as delegation measures. Such
introduction. according to Statements
made during the meeting are not COM
sidered as Hedging the. Individual mem
bers to support these bills. \
The question OF patronage was dis
cussed. but no action was taken except
to reafirm the intent of the delega tion
to leave the number and remun tion
OF attaches to the committees on at
taehes and employees .::' .s:''
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
HARD HEAD OF CARPENTER
SAVES HIM FROM DEATH
survives Fall Of Twenty Feet From
Bpof Of Furnace building to Pile !.
of Rocks.

BEDDING, June 2.7rHenry schoepp.
a helper IN q crew Of carpenters doing
repair work at the Afterthought copper
sne7ter; fell twenty feet sffon frst
caves, of the furnace building Thurs
day and landed on his head in a pile
OF rocks and Stag HIS coff1panifns
Thought 'herwas dead wien they uickg'd
him --lip- Blood iGcwedy freely. from 4
long wound on his scalp. Greatig TO
their surprise Schospp came to, walked
over TO d Timber Pile and Sat duiet1y
while . doct'pr rse feesf hiss ivoifid ana
thea went to his choins. .f-s..6 !. ~
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

toration of land titles.
BY Treadwell-Providing for second
airy evidence of lost or destroyed decn-
ments.. W 't-'ssssss NY
BY Treadwell-Proyiding for the du-
piieation of certificates where lost ~.
BY Notwithstanding for the dis
ords We're lost
BY Treadwell-7Setting aside money
for furnishing library for the Supreme
Court. -
BY Stanton-Appropriati $4605 for
corporation taxes enormously col
lerted . 81 '.-'''' = 80 .-'-i'-'' go
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
San Franci.cnn ATTEMPTS suicide.

years OF aEe, whose home is IN San
FTaneisco, sttempted to commit suicide
by shooting himself in the temple; The
bullet pierced his Brain. 1t is be1ieved
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
SoNoMA SHERIFF. RETURNS
FROM NORTH WITH PRISONER
=. Doctor" s,si'3as EraandqPIL Who Helped Hira-
self to Propsrty Of Others, In
Santa Rosa jail,

SANTA ROSA, June 2,-Sheriff Grace
returned from Portland yesterday with
Hush7rN. 'Dunng aifas'' c-aC. 'cFandaif.
who was arrested there last week
CHARGED with grand LARCENY. Dunn. who
went by the name OF Or. c. c. Gran
DAHL here, is accused of taking a gold
watchsi purse and money and a ease
Of surgical instruments belonging to a
young woman IN g LOCAL hospital when
those injured fniFthev disaster ora brii
". He admits taking the articles
Sheriff Grace recoveged all the prop
erty.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
Radkeax Co,
Formerly

Formerly of 11s Sutter St and So
Geary St, now running full blast at
1873 Devisadero ST, near Bush. Their
stock 6f watches, diamonds: s:@swe difig
rings and presents of all kinds are inE
valuable Souvenirs saved from the
great fire Of April 1S.';fi- . rae 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey


.ss rs s ssa s: &
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
DAVID NoRwooD.


are as common in India as are
stomach and liver disorders with
ne. For the latter however there
IS sure remedy: Electric Bitters
the great restorative medicine of
which ;. A. Brown, OF BENEFITS
Vile, 5. c. says: They restored
my wife TO perfect health. after
years OF suffering with dyspepsia
and chronically torpid liver.p
Electric Bitters cure chills and fe-
yer, malaria, biliousness, lame
baak, kidney troubles and bladder
disorders. Sold on guarantee by
w Il. Baugh shcshone and w.
Van lorns Hagerman. Price SOC
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15

Notice is hereby given that APP
pllcatio for pardon will be made to
the Board OF Pardon of the State of
Idaho, at its regular meeting to be
held at Boise, Idaho, on the 5th
day of July, 1906, for the under
signed, who was sentenced in oc-
tober, 1897, at the regular term of
the District Court of Lincoln Coun-
~, to term in the pcnitentiarv of
Boise, Idaho, for the crime OF mur.
der in the second degree.
DAVID NoRwoop.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
Excellent Disinfectant.

Bichloride OF mercury, commonly
known as corrosive sublimate. one
part to one thousand parts of water.
making what is called in bacteriologi-
cal laboratories n one-one-thousandth
solution. is germicidal. destroying not
only all adult insects but their spores.
It viii disinfect utensils and dishes
used In sick rooms, as well as bed
linen, etc.
Care must be taken not to allow IT
to rur into metal pipes. as it will des-
troy EN-. Neither can it be used
n tin aluminium. 1t should be kept
In an serthen jug OF large stone lar.
out - reach OF children, and plain
labeled with large poison label. II
can be purchased in tablet form.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
Steel Maqnate'. Ris. RAPID.

w. e. Corey. president of the Univ
ed States Steel corporation. is little
known TO the general public. although
ne is at the head of a concern that
employs 10000 men. and the well
fare of millions therefore depends
upon him. He is in his Office every
morning at $50 and there he remains
while there is work to do-sometimes
until or 5 o'clock in the evening. He
is not man Of maxims, although he
lays 1t down as a general rule that
II plain common sense were oftener
employed there would be less trouble
In the world. Twenty-three years ago
he was earning SIS month. now his
salary is something to make that OF
President Roosevelt look snail
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
HeIpIt along.

A movement of vast Importance
10 the editors and residents OF
southeastern Idaho was started al
Idaho Falls last Sunday when a
number OF thecraft met there and
organized club to be known as
the Southeastern Idaho Press
club. This club has for its object
the betterment of the press, the
bringing together Of the craft that
they may become better acquainted
and by so doing aid each other and
last but not least the future devel-
opment Of our state.
Here is an opportunity offered,
not only the editors and proprie-
tors OF newspapers but also those
interested in the welfare OF their
community, to boost for that COM
mnnity in the best way known.
namely, through the press. An
editor is, and invariably has to be. |
one OF the most sociable of persons.
He can be kicked and cuffed. ridi-
culed and scorned, but he al
way makes his appearance smiling
takes his misfortune lightly and is
ever ready TO boost for the commu-
nifty in which he lives. Why cam
not others do the same.
AS individuals, editors are al
ways in n position to do more or
less good for their community. AS n {
body they should be able to ac-
ccmplish a great deal more. Eve
ny editor in south eastern Idaho
should be a member OF this associa-
tson and every individual should
do his utmost for its welfare. In
boosting this association you help
yourself.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
AiLer two years 81 strenuous lie

in the newspaper business in
Glenn's Ferry A. f. Hmnes, who
has been publishing The Signal, is
of the opinion that his efforts were
unrewarded and he has discontin-
ued the paper and will move the
plaut TO McCammon. Idahe.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
lures for the year. /.
STATE OF IDAHO
LINCOLN COUNTY

the County Auditor of said County and that the ooono
fu true and complete statement of the condition of said
County for the fiscal beginning second Monday in JAN
A. D. 1905 and ending the Monday in January D.
1906 ' " '"Nai9' 49, -
A. l. MCMAHON Auditor of said County
Subscribed IN my presence by the said Mcmahon and by him
swern to before me this 18th day of April A. D. 1906
(SeaD ] t. FULLER prohto 1as
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15

REHABILITATION OF CUR
To total expenditures from Current ex.
penses for year.
BY District Court Expense. .......
By Justice Court Expenses .......
BY County Commissioner Expenses
By Auditor and Recorders Expenses.
By Sheriff's Expenses ...............
BY Treasurer's Expenses.
By Assessor and Collectors Expenses
By Probate Court Expenses ...
BY County Attorneys Expenses.
By Superintendent of Schools expenses
BY Coroner's Expenses .........
By Surveyors Expenses ............
By Court House and Jail Expenses
BY Sundries Expenses.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-06-21
HAS ClSTERN FOR HOME.
Where a San Francisco Man Has
Lived Since the Recent I'm
pleasantness.

The spirit of the cave jewellers is
not dead. This is shown by the tenn
porary home of Mai l. H. Tomlinson,
who has lived since the recent unpleas-
antness in a cistern at the corner of
Broadway and Jones street, San Fran
CISCO
The cistern is in the summit of a
hill ON the Demarest estate and is
reached through short tunnel. A
rough opening has been made in the
wall, and in this primitive doorway
the occupant may be seen smoking the
pipe of contentment, as Indifferent to
earthquakes as were his ancestors OF
the stone age.
A cat shares the subterranean apart
ment and pictures from the magazines
have been pasted upon its walls II
had been the intention of the owners
of the property to make curio room
of the cistern, which is about ten fee
across, and its walls had been covered
with whitewash. The smoke of th'
conflagration. however, converted thi
to black.
Maj. Tomlinson has found the soli'
bedrock in which his abode is sunkel
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-06-21
SHE PREFERRED TO STAND
Street Car Strap Is Much Nicer
When One Has on New
Clothes.

BY the time the car reached Forti
eth street there were no fewer than
dozen vacant seats, but the girl II
the new tailor-made gown refused
avail herself of their hospitality, re
lates the New York Press. The mes
senger boy pointed them out to hei
So did the woman in blue and the
man with the red beard, but to all
invitations to make herself comfort
able the tailored girl said: NO,
thank you. get off soon," and con
tinued to lurch backward and Tor
ward in the middle of the car.
The conductor watched her grimly
'T could have told those folks 1t was
no use to try to make that girl SIT
down." he said to passenger on the
platform. "She never does. l uset
to try to get her to rest herself for
minute or two, just for a change, bu
| never could do 1t. She has beer
riding in my car pretty regularly fol
about a year, and no matter whethe
the passengers are many or few sci
dom have | seen her sit down. | uset
to wonder why she choose to stan'
up and flop around that way, but
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-06-21

from the two original trees began IN
earnest in 1882. The following year
the demand for buds was so large that
a dozen buds sold frequently for 20
md some growers paid even as high
as 81 apiece for them.
In 1889 the two Tibbett trees fur
nished buds which sold for sl5'ooO
and a tall fence was built around
them to keep people from stealing the
buds. A year or two later the Or
ange trees which had been propa-
gated from the Tibbett trees began 10
hear and they themselves furnished
tens of thousands of navel buds as
GOOD as from the original trees
Then the first navel orange trees
began to bear fruit, and from that um nD1
the boom in navel oranges was aS'
red-New York Herald.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-06-21
DEBT DUE TO BRAZIL
FROM THAT COUNTRY CAME
FIRST sEEDLEss ORANGES.
rrut That Has added Millions Of Dol
lars to the Wealth of the Country
Had Remarkable Nicissitudes-ls
Freak of Nature.

The introduction of the seedle.
naval orange has revolutionized the
orange Industry of the United States
1t has drawn $4,000 men from other
pursuits and transformed vast areas
OF sunbaked land in California into
orange groves.
1t has been the prime factor in the
growth OF a dozen towns of 5000
ana 10000 persons in southern Cali.
fornia, and has added directly more
than s4S,OOO,0O0 and indirectly $780,
100000 more to the taxable wealth Of
the state.
The first seedless orange trees were
apparently freaks of nature, and their
counterparts have never been found
Early In the 7Os William Judson
United States consul to Bahia, Brazil,
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-06-21

heard an account from natives of q
of the Amazon, some sixty miles
away. He sent a native up the river
to get some of the fruit from the tree.
When the native returned the consul
was delighted with the specimens and
sent six of the shoots, carefully
packed in moss and clay, to the de-
partment of agriculture at Washing
ton.
The trees did not excite much in
terest at the department. Two, which
were planted in the department
grounds, died for lack of care, and
the others We're forgotten for months.
Four cuttings were planted again in
December of 1873 in southern Cali
fornia. One of the shoots died from
neglect; one was broken and chewed
by COW.
Five years passed and the two re-
naming shoots came into bearing.
These sixteen seedless oranges were
the first ever grown in the United
States. The specimens were carried
about southern California and shown
to ranchmen and fruit growers.
rhe second crop was awaited with
great curiosity, for it was feared that
in few years the fruit would become
hard and tough. There were about
box of oranges in the second yield
and they were even better than the
| frs crop.
The planting Of groves of seedless
oranges propagated from the buds
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-06-21

|, was trained to do, it took him
he afternoon, whereas, il he had
hup to Mount Misery's normal dog
Elsris he could have got around
hn an hour or so at the outside.
v;irg on the partial disability of
Irr owing to his irregular build
wnfused type of architecture, the
rn reached the conclusion that a
lot wheels attached to the animal
ahips might help it out in vari-
rays. So, being of an ingenious
be devised an attachment of the
and strapped the dog on 1t with
lappiest results.
Hit Camilla, securing the plain,
b Ger the unbending corn and
lining along the main, could not
put III higher record for speed
Ginger did In the ardor of his
apartments on running gear.
ml pigeon wings ana various geo.
tkal figures all about the place,
as to pursuing dogs, which had
|At him quite easily before and
racally chewed both of his ears
~ nearly off, he now left them
down." with what the side-show
rier' would designate as little or
ase,"
Eagers celebrity speedily over
~ the limits of the Mount Misery
ANrhood and presently the show
began to come to look him over
zee whether he was likely to
va drawing card or not. Some
nem thought ne was and offered
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-06-21

Persia probably doesn't Know sns >
a sore problem to the foreign see,e'
. of nations, besides being the de-
sna,r Of all missionaries. Her shah
~~king of kings IN , par
,.ric spIendor in his vast rambling
D a. Teheran is, OF course, mere
pannet iuggled alternately by Russia
and Great Britain, both OF whose mug
empires impinEe upon that oil '''
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-06-21

wner a liberal rake-off OF the
money for the privilege Of ex-
@s him. But the deacon said
ne had brought Ginger up from
'lOod and was not going to part
u'm now. Though there might
suuey In 1t, he was not to be made
Nv Of and derogate from the dig
us birthright. So the animal
sAueS 70 wheel round his dazzling
IN his natal neighborhood and
nVOaoly the most spectacular
which that modest hamlet has
Resented.