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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
MAYOR SCEIMITZ ORGAN
lies FINANCE COMMITTEE
lprclAL Id - EVENlNo cITIzEN.

SPECIAL TO THE EVENING CITIZEN
SAN FRANCISCO, APRIL ise-ThE COMMITTEE
ON SAFETY, CONSISTING or FIFTY PROMINENT
CITIZENS. NET WITH MAYOR 6cHMiTz THIS
MORNING AND ORGANIZED FINANCE comMls.
SON.
CLAUS spREcKLEs GAVE $4,000; RUDOLPH
sPREcKLEs. $4,000; HARRY TEVls, $4,000; GORDON
BLANpiNo, $4,000; ELEANOR MARTIN, S50ooi .. L.
FLOOD 5000, WITH PROMISES or MORE.
MAYOR scHMITz ANNOUNCED THAT rHE
WATER COMPANY PROMISED SUPPLY or
WATER THIS AFTERNOON ~ The WESTERN Apoi-
TloR. AND IN THE.MissioN ~ TOMORROW
COMMITTEES WE'RE APPOINTED TO TAKE
CHARGE or THE RELIEF or THE DEsTHuTE, AND
WORK HAS ALREADY SEEN BEGUN WITH SOME
SYSTEM.
GOLDEN GATE PARK IS THE MAIN REFUGE FOR
THE HOMELESS, AND SUPPLIES WILL SOON DC
BENT THERE
BoArs ARE BEING PROVIDED TO TAKE PEOPLE
ACROSS THE BAY, AND THOUSANDS ARE AVAIL
ING THEMSELVES or THE PRIVILEGE.
THE UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA, AT sERkE.
LEY, VOLUNTEERED TO TAKE CARE or TWO
THOUSAND REFuoEEs
MAYOR scHMlTZ APPOINTED HIS COMMITTEE
or FIFTY CITIZENS As SPECIAL OFFICERS ALSO
WITH FULL POWER TO REPRESENT HIM AND Az
PLIES, VEHICLES AND BoATG FOR USE,
UNLESS SUPPLIES ARE RUSHED HERE ANT
6N8TEMATfC ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR THEIR
PROPER DISTRIBUTION TROUBLE Is FEARED nv
FEW DAYS.
EVEN MEN or WEALTH CANNOT OBTAIN Foou
At ANY PRICE. WITH ALL THEIR MONEY
GENERALS FUNSTON AND SUMNER, ~ CON.
MAND or THE FEDERAL TROOPS, ARE RENDERING
GREAT SERVICE.
REFUoEEo, WHO 90 TO THE PRESIDE, ARE
BEING TAKEN CARE or, BUT a NUMBER oREATEF
THAN CAN DC ACCOMMODATED ARE GOING
THERE
Except FOR AN OCCASIONAL ACCIDENT
THERE HAS BEEN NO ADDITIONAL LOSS or LIFE
REPORTED SINCE YESTERDAY.
PEOPLE HAVE NOW HAD TIME TO LEAVE the
BURNING DISTRICTS, THOUGH MOST or THEN
LOST AL THEIR BELONGINGS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
a oANoERous MlsTAkE.
Albuquerque Mothers should Not Meg.
leot kidney Weakness IN
Children.

Most children have weak Kidneys.
Tho earliest warning q bed-wetting.
Later comes hack ache, head ache,
langu9r.
blcs.
70 blame the child Tor lts own dia.
tress.
Seek 20 cure TIE kidneys.
Save ihe child frpm deadly kidney
MS
noans kidney PILLS cure sick KID
neys.
J. A. Skinner dealer IN staple and
fancy eroceries. 2i5 West Railroad
avenue. says. Some time aro there
camo tq my notice O. ease OF 81 child
whose control over the kidney score.
lions Eas limited. The parents pro-
cured for q Deans Kidney pills at a
drug store. and the treatment, accord
Ing 90 directions FOR children, was
commenced. IN addition TO the limit
GA control there was cQnHi6erable
back ache. the complications iully
proving ihat ln some way the kldneya
were either weakened on oyorcxcited
Tine trcllmcnt af nmnE kidney Pulls
20 strengthened che Kidneys that the
annoyance ceased"
For sale by all dcalefs Price 90
cents. Foalcr.Mllhurn Co. Buffalo. y
~, sole agents for che United states
Remember the name l9oan's-and
take 30 other. M
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
A DESCRIPTION OF THE
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO

saa Francisco IS built on a PENN.
sula. Tho waters of the Pacific ocean
and the bay of SAN Francisco wash iis
frontage.
VITA on area o. AZ square miles tho
Size OF the city Us lureely hil'y Along
tho shores of the bay, whore che com
morcial district Of lhc city is located.
she country d level. but farther inland
.n tho rcsiuenco districts The ground
Is elevated. presenting q picturesque
appearance from che harhor
"Noh Hiu" ls the most fashionable
quarter There the palDtial homes OF
tho Hrat mllliDnuires we're erected.
Around Them the fashionable homes
ol che city have been built.
Tho Greatest elevations within the
city are HNob HILL" 800 feet above the
oceans level. Pacific Heights" 900
feet. ana Erwin reaka,' which loom
40 in Tho background az che extremity
81 the Ieading thoroughfaro. 300 foot.
Reclaimed from Bay
Par uf the slice OF San Francisco
was reclaimed from the bay. Piles
driven 20 bed rock through made
ground. formed foundations for enc
chief structures of the commercial dis
lrlft Sand dunes we're loved % adu
10 the business space.
Market atrcot. one Of the man ihor~
0aghfaros. is spvol as are tho streets
s1uth of ID. bust those inieresecting 4
from the north and west have steep
arndos. In some instances amounting
10 90 por cent, climbing into the hills
prom the bay the city presents the
L 80 asNHHIf
another From les peaks, Wide view
may be- obtained.
wide Streets Prevail.
San Francl8co's streets are Vide
nxcopt for n few located in a small
area near the water front, IN the OLD
est part 0f the city.
! Marhet street. the main artery, lead.
from Ferry building 10 southwestern
\ Is direction across the city. lnior8ect.
+ me streets take irregular positions
destroying any uniformity that ms
|biocks might have Mission street, an
other chief highway describes
lonRihoned arc
Thoro are a total 81 900 miles %
streets open 20 travel
Franc buildings are used largely
/ Excellent timber O. abundant ahe tn'
1 popular hclief has hoen that Che franz
lhuildms ia better adapted 20 the pee
iuliar conditions of San Francisco thai
stone 0r brick. Figures gathered 4
1900 showed 50.5ei frame building
end ouy 1881 stone and brick build
lnga
Afraid Of Earthquakes
Of mie years. steel aad concrei
conjunction has been nscd more sen
orally ana tho wooden huiidlnn1 nr
being platod by more auhstaniii
construction
Earth trcInofs have been uuknow
iu thc mast. Occasional mild earth
Quakoa Gar restrained the pfopenslt
ta build slgyscnpcfs.
Tho Hrat exception go The rule wa
tho San Francisco Daily Chrcnicl
lGrOwIng more veninreaome, ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

infd Gle tulife section aI lao citj
lfihs along iht east aide af Naa Ness
avenue from Golden Gate avenue 81
Pacific avenue. sixteen blocks CO. an
containing thr homes oi many million
aires and apartment houses
Tho military was notiacd of this ac-
ton, and barrels OF gunpoWdor, tho
oniy remaining explosive 81 the city
were takcn from the Preside Fort
Mcdowell Aicaifaz aud other nearby
posts Hundreds of soldiers and hun.
dreda of volunteers were sent into
the doomed district 90 warn tho peo-
pie 90 Gee. These stQiCaily responded
90 tho demand of she law, and went
hraycly on 3heir way, trndglnG palm
fully over the paFemenls with thg
little they could al together Every
available wagon was taken hy the
military 10 carry powder.
General Funston o. cooperating
with Mayor achmiig. whose orders %
an onCcra arc % Ri, without warm
Ing, all maloiactors when men have
been needed 90 carry out the plans Oi
rescue they have been pressed into
service. M Cnly a few instances was
revolver and drawn sword, after which
there was no hoaitancy.
The pFcaidlo reservation. the vast
Richmond district of hundreds of
acres. Golden Car, Park and the SUR
rounding hills, resemble one vast
picnic ground. 4 tnts and improvieed
coverings have been erected every
where. Are places bgilt In tbs streets,
beds and mattresses thrown down All
over the section. The people thus ST.
uated aro philosophical
There "a only one danger, and ihat
ia that the iOod supply win run short.
Every grocery in San Francisco has
been taken hy the authorities and
each family is being sold only one
article az a time. IN mBny places the
pllice and artillery prohibit over.
charging
General Funston ann unCcd this
morning thnt rations would soon
reach che ciiy and then the people
viii be supplied from the Preside.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
BLOWING UP RESIDENCES
TO STOP THE FLAME

SAN FRANcisco, CAL, APRIL ios~iT WAS DE-
ciDED At MOOR TODAY TO BLOW w AL THE RES
tDENcEB ON THE EAST SIDE or VAN NESS AVE.
NUE.. nETWEEN GOLDEN GATE AND PACIFIC AVE.
NUE.. DISTANCE or ONE MILE, As ~ WAS HOPED
no CHECK The FLAMES At fHio POINT.
THE FAiRMoNT HOTEL, ON MOB HILL % iN
FLAMEe THE STRUCTURE WILL PROBABLY NOT
az SERIOUSLY DAMAGED As ~ 20 NEARLY FIRE
PROOF.
MAYOR scRmlTZ HAS APPEALED TO AL CALL
FoRNiA CITIES FOR FOOD AND BEDDING RA.
TioNs ron 100000 PEOPLE ARE BEING SENT FROM
SEATTLE AND VANCOUVER.
THERE ls STILL MUCH CONFUSION CONCERN
INC THE LOSS o. LIFE,
THIS FORENOON THERE WE'RE ~ CoHPsEs IN
PORTSMOUTH SQUARE. ~ is SAID THAT ELSE
WHERE M TIE CITY BODIES ARE LYING N THE
STREETS. rHE pEArd LIST NAY REACH ONE
THOUSAND.
AT NOON TO-DAY CHINATOWN WAS Fun.
MACE.
SHOULD THE FIRE CROSS VAN NESS AVENUE
AND THE WIND CONTINUE TOWARD THE WEST
the OBSTRUCTION or SAN FRANCISCO WILL 81
PRACTICALLY COMPLETE.
THE BULK or THE HOMELESS ARE aEEkiNo
SAFETY lN THE SUBURBS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Chronicle erected n i0-slory modern
hreproof building Since then there
have been many eight. ton. twelve and
oven eighteen story buildings
City Hail chief Building.
The city hall al San Francisco,
which was destroyed hy the earth.
quake, was the most conspicuous
building 10 ihe city. lt was sur.
mounted hy @ dome Of a22 feet ln
height The cost was hciwcou &c..
goo 600 and s70O0000.
More than twenty-five years was
consumed in its construction 70 was
one Of the most soiidly constructed
buildings in tho city lls wells were
% brick, covered with cement Archl
tcCtumng, ID WAS composite Wltnin
the dome native marble was used in
an elaborate decorative scheme Ali
administrative departments Of the
city government and several civil
courts were housed On the building.
Another OF the largo public build
irEs is the Hail Of Justice IN il
are the police and criminal courts
aud the police department 10 is COM
atmcied 0f brick and stone and d
aurmDunted By q lofty clock tower.
Poatoince Coat e5.oOo.cQc.
a recently completed building d
THE poaiohco costing more than g.,
100000. Il % OF massive construction
although not prepoasesslng archi
tecturally
ON the water front the state main
tains the Ferry building The siruct
IRE is more than 500 feet IN length
built N light coiared sandstone. Mos
strangers entering the city are Obliged
~ pass through thia building.
There arc nearly afty hospitals
public and private, 10 has been the
hoaHt Of the city that there are few
municipalities as well equipped q
care for victims OF accidents.
leading Hotels.
OF the hotela. the most prominen
are tine Palace and the Occidental
The ST. Francis. a modern l2stor'
building Of steel and stone, Is located
ON Union square
The leading ihcater8 are che GO
lumhla CaliNrula. Alcazar and thI
Grand opera house. Tho orpheum am
FiBchers are dedicated 90 vaudeville
The Tlvoh, Central and Grammar
cater to ioM'Ntictd patronage
Many Clubs.
San FranCiseos clubs are vel
housed The Bohemian has a mon
horahip Of artists and literary people
The wealthy citizens are memhers q
the Pacific Union. Jews form Oh
membership OF thn Coucofdla en-
, Vtrein. on the women'R clubs, On
chief are the Century, sorosia, Forum
, Outdoor Ara League. ana California.
The assessed value Of ali propert
March a. 1908 was ff26,000000
The population has grown rapidly
. reaching 8f2,7S2 ga 1900. Of ina
! number Che naiionalltiea were, Ger
mans. ab.i04; Irish. 1899; Engllsl
! scotch and welsh. 1883 italian
!. 1865, and Chinese. 1885. These Tai
3 live in o distinct quarter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES

r. &. oARoAN. MANAGER or THE LOCAL OFFICE
or THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
6uBMtTTEn THE FOLLOWING TO THE EVENING
CITIZEN. WITH THE REQUEST THAT iT DC PUB
Ll8AEp
eTHE WESTERN UNION TELE0RAPH COM.
PANY WILL TRANsMlr FREE DOMESTIC MEasAoEs
RELATiN0 no THE RELIEF or SUFFERERS AT SAN
FRANCISCO. WHEN OFFERED ~ DULY coNsFiruT.
go RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS or PUBLIC OFFlcERe
iN THEIR OFFICIAL CAPACITY WHEN DESTINED TO
SAN FRANCISCO, SUCH MESSAGES WILL "a SUB
|JEcT 70 SUCH DELAY AND The CONDITIONS At
THAT POINT IMPOSED"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

TO wilbur punlavy bis holrs admin
istfatora and assigns
You are hereby n0ilfloa that ] have
expended ln labor and improvements
upon the Refuge Lode, situated ia the
New Pla2ofa Mining District County
OF Santa Be-. Territory Of New Mexico,
lor the year 1905 One Hundred
100000 Dollars, as wlll appear by
certificate filed December 2Slh. 1905,
in tho once oi the Recorder OF said
county. in order 10 bold said premises
under provisions of Section 1924 Re-
viaed Statutes OF the United staten,
being amount required 40 hold the
same fc- the year ending December
8iat. 1905.
And n within ninety days after this
notice by publication you fall or re-
fuse 10 contribute your proportion OF
such expenditure az co-Qwner your
interest ln said claim win become gag
property az the subscriber under SAID
Section 1894
GEORGE ALEXANDER.
First publication jan 81. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
ONLY A SMALL
SECTION TO SAVE

NEW YORK APRIL ls.-oFFiciALs or THE POS
TAI TsLE0RAPH COMPANY M THIS CITY, AT 8;25
THIS EVENING, RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING MES.
SAGE FROM FAR. sToRER, SUPERINTENDENT or
THEIR SERVICE M SAN FRANCISCO;
THE FIRE IS STILL GOING ON AND WILL PROF.
.AeLY CONSUME THE WHOLE CITY, EXCEPT
THOSE STREETS SITUATED BETWEEN THE GOLD
en- GATE PARK AND wERSTER STREET M WHICH
.NEioHBoRHooD THERE is WATER, AND WHERE
TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT CAN WORK WITH SOME
CHANCE or sUccEesp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
OFFERS OF AID
STILL COMING IN
EVERYBODY WANTS TO ASSIST
THE SUFFERERS iN SAN FHAN-
ciscO--RELiEF FUND WILL BE-
SENT TO TIE RED CROSS so
GETTY.

As the reports continue 10 COME In
from the stricken and devastated
city OF the lack OF food and supplies,
the people OF Albuquerque respond as
best they can.
AZ yesterdays meeting Of the Woni
ans club, $50 Was voted 90 De- sent
et once 20 tho Red Cross society IN
San Francisco, for the relief pi mo
earthquake sufferers.
Ia addition 10 the Odcrs of assis.f
anco already made and chronicleN
yesterday IN these columns, other Of
lora of assistance are pouring iu Five
little children % NostQr Monioyal ed-
ilnr uf IA Hanapra Americana. 90 D.
understood have contributed $50 Qf
tneir "rln money toward tho relief
Of ihe sufferers.
Many different lodges IA the city
have made offers OF assistance which
win be included ln q fund that VIII
DO forwarded TO tho Rcd Cross 80
ciely, as WI the monews donated by
! individuals.
Tho nrc insurance companies az
/ tho world are coming 20 the relief 0f
/ the stricken 0nes ln Frisco. W. II.
4 Mctcnig local manager az the North
British and Mercantile Flre insnr
ancn company has received q mes.
/ sara from tho United States manager
which says tnat $4,000 has been do
mated f0r the relief ~ the stricken
ana suffering people OF San Fran.
cisco
The people and friends Of mo Con-
\ sfogailoual church are sending two
Y vases al blankets from ihe RIO 0raN&'
wuolCn mills 90 the suffering people
III San Francisco Nlr . a. boarrup
d trustee OF tho church. gives one
lraso. which win leave tonight and
enc other case win go % Monday. An
/ opportunity win be glyen for ali a
help iu This cause BY an nlfeflne
which win 10 taken GA Sunday night
J The total cost of the hlanhols ]
} over $500.
The local Aorie 81 eagles al thell
meeting hast nlght donated $50 io
1.-The relief 0f the sufferers which wa.
! wired t0 the treasurer of the 'FfIsc'
. Eerloa Lodge to-day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
SOME OF THE GREATEST
EARTHQUAKES IN HISTORY

followed hy severe shocks.
The wives trafel with gradually
dlminlsaing energy 90 every diroc
lion from SOME ono point Science
ha determined that these points
vary from cishf 30 sen miles down in
the earth ln rare cases @ has been
found % ho as deep as twenty-five
miles
The desIuctlyoncas Of a quake de-
ponds upon iia velocity more than
upon the amplitude ol che wave. VITA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
NO SHOCK TONIGHT
AT LOS ANGELES

SPECIAL TO THE EVENING CITIZEN
Los ANGELES, CAL. APRIL io--(a;a5 p. MI
THE POSTAL STATES THAT THERE HAS BEEN NO
SHOCK FROM EARTHQUAKE iN THl5 CITY THIS
EVENING; THEREFORE,. NO DAMAGE WHATEVER.
ITRE LOCAL OFFICE SENDS ThE FOLLOWING
70 THE CiTlzENi "ouH HOME OFFICE HERE HAS
-FOUR MEN WORKING WITH Los ANGELES, AT THIS
HOUR. AND TIE MEN AT THE los ANGELES END
CLAIM Thy HAVE FELT NO SHOCK THIS EVEN.
tNo.l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
REauHar rRoM POSTAL

MANAGER HAWKINS. Or THE POSTAL TELg-
GRAPH AND cABLE COMPANY SENDS THE FOL
LOWING 10 THIS OFFICE AND ~ rs LIKEWISE
GIVEN PunLiCiTNs
"lN ORDER THAT THE ANXIETY or OUR
PATRONS EVERYWHERE MAY 90 RELIEVED. WE
ARE GIVING PRECEDENCE 70 MESSAGES COMING
THIS WAY, THAT ARE BEING FILED WITH us AT
SAN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND AND OAKLAND, AND
We ARE poN0 OUR BE8v TO GET The OTHERS
THROUGH As RAPIDLY As THE CHAOTIC coNpi
TON OF AFFAIRS WILL PERMIT"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Thre hay0 been many earthquakes
BE- San pranciaco. hnt none Of equal
proportions 30 thls One. The item1lo
DO ihe earth has often been ielt by
visitors. wh0 hayo hoen in tho city,
END ihe remarkable earthquake Of
Wodnesday morning has been some.
thing That was expected.
Earthquakes begin at fomc point Of
sumorfanonn shock aud traYei ln
waves Thcy are gonefally preceded
b. remblIus ~ She earih and then
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

ls Mrs. Alexander OF Cary. Me,, who
has found Or Kings New Life ttlla 20
be- the hest remedy she ever triea iof
keeping the stomach, liver ana bow
els M perfect order foull agree win
her n you tfy these painless purifiers
that iniuge neW liio. Guaranteed ~
an druggists. Price 25c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
sPREAnINo ovER 20 ~.

NEW YORK APRIL to--FlRE HAS SPREAD OVER
THE CREST or MOB HILL, ACCORDING 70 A DIS
PATCd RECEIVED HERE BY THE WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY LATE THIS AFTERNOON
~ WAS DATED 2;tB O'CLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO TIME
FLAMES WE'RE TRAVELLING iN a NoRTHERLN pi'
REcTioN AND DENSE SMOKE ENVELoPED THE
CITY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
THE SUB-TREASURY
HAS BEEN DIES TROYED

NEW YORK APRIL t0s--AccoRpiNo TO A MES
SAGE TO THE WEsTERR UNION TELEGRAPH CON-
PANY. THE sUH.TREAsuRV HAS BEEN DESTROYED.
THE suB-TREAeuRY IS NOT cohhecrEp WITH
THE UNITED STATES MINT, WHICH 10 STILL LEFT
STANDING.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
FlRE sTILL RAolMa.

WARRINGTON. b. c., APRIL ia.--THE WAR De.
pARTMeNT HAS RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING TELE.
GRAM FROM GENERAL FUNSTON;
= ~FiRE 10 STILL pRooREsSiN0."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
- CREARa BALNH


civrn nrIeF AT ONCE.
flea s1ohas haall. and PROTECTS The
Htti frmtrHfo b. fa NNiaIfh and
inf away q cola SRI fha ilfad quickly.
Iesfafl iaa at.a M faHs and Smell
iaaF fn raa lHfalHs Ha iillHflana drura.
Apple i iuia fhr lAifih anl al arbtl
Large aIt 90 ettt at UfuHist8 of ~
mails rr'al Size, ~ cents 81 miaL q
tty nRnIHtRs 81 w.rsaa 81 New rcss
great velocity q wave 81 smai free.
Zion Of an inch may wreck buildings.
The extent Of an earthquake ahock
depends upon che force az Co. The
Chaflcaton. 3. c., earthquake Of AN.
gust, 1859, which dld nearly aa much
damage there a. thia one in san
Francisco. was felt a. far wgst az
Arkansas and Missouri. n travelled
eastward for q distance OF 500 miles
and Was felt "a faF north az Malno
aud na Tar south rs central Florida.
in assigning causes for earth.
qpakcs, there are many reasons. but
She main one is volcanic action.
Among memorable earthquakes ul
tho present time may be- noted that
at Lisbon, On iI1h. which destroyed
10000 lives and left tho city a heap
OF ruins. Calabris. m lisa. Caracas.
IN 1919; Asia Minor, 1885, Charleston,
1886, Manila iSG3; japan. 1891
Mexico 1893; 0uatamala. 1909; Ma
Pelee. 1903, when over 10000 lives
were lost by earthquake aud volcanic
aCiiUn.
Tho greatest earthquake ever sur.
Tered by the United States up 70 this
ono waa at Charleston, 3. g., on An.
gust 81, 1856. when acyonty-oieht
buildings were wrecked and zoe peo-
pio killed. The damage amounted %
5000 900. but q little none than the
cost of the San Francisco city hail.
which was destroyed "Wednesday
morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

The ronndhouso of the Gulf Colo
RADIO a SANTA 10 az Conroe Tex was
destroyed hy ere
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Chamberlain salve d good for
any disease Of ne skin. Il ulaya Toe
itching AND burning sensation in-
aiantly For sale hv ali aFusEste
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-08
ONE MORE CANDIDATE.
Has Accepted Nomination on
Democratic Ticket-E. E.
Wilson for Judge.

The Unterri6ed have managed to
add one more candidate to their
county ticket. He is Ed E. Will
son, who filed Saturday his accept
ance of the nomination for county
judge. The action was the result
of immense pressure brought on
Mr.. Wilson from all over the coun-
ty, urging him to become candi-
date. 1t was not only from men,
bers of his own party, but from
republicans in precincts throughout
the county that the solicitation
came. The errors of Judge Wood
wards former administration to-
gether with the jugglery of candi-
dates and their friends in encom-
passing the defeat of various re-
publican candidates in the late
primary election, swelled the clamor
for another candidate for county
Judge. In addition, though he had
declined to become a candidate.
Mr.. Wilson received a fattering
testimoni~ in the primary election,
when the ballots of more than
third Of the democratic voters were
cast for him, his declination to the
contrary notwithstanding. The
outcome of it all was that late Sat-
urday afternoon, Mr.. Wilson's ac-
ceptance was filed, and his name
will be on the ticket.
The new candidate was born in
! Corvallis. and all his life has been
spent in the town. He is thrifty,
progressive, live, young business
man, as we'll IS lawyer. He owns
a farm which he acquired by his
own energy, and which he conducts
under his own supervision. He is
financially strong. and is in every
sense typically and completely suit
ed to the position. He is in fact, an
ideal Candidate, and the fact he
is not self-seeking in his candidacy
but makes the race at the request
of his neighbors and fellow citizens
ought to make his candidacy ex-
ceediugly popular.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-08
English Shire Stallion.

Imported English Shire stallion
1912 Southill Ranger 1886 will
make the season Of 1906 as follows:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs
days at Abbott barn Corvallis, an
days and Saturdays at Monroe Frd
Mondays at Watkins place II,
miles south of Corvallis.
Southill Ranger is a beautiful
dark dapple bay, II IA hands high
and weighs 215o pounds.
Terms: $40 to insure with foal OF
SIS to insure living colt.
W. c. Belknap,
Manager.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-08
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all whom it may con.
Germ, that the undersigned was on the 9th day of
April, 1906, duly appointed by the county court
of Benton county. Oregon, as administrator of
the estate of J. r. Patty, deceased, and all per-
sons having claims against said estate will pre-
sent the same duly verified as required by law
to the undersigned at Eugene, Oregon.
Dated, April 6, 1906.
REUBEN PATTY,
Administrator of the Estate OF ]. q. Patty, de-
ceased.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-08
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed the Administrative of
the estate of Clifton G. Watts, deceased. by the
county court of the State of Oregon for Benton
county, and has qualified such administra.
trix. All persons having claims against said
estate are required to present the same duly
verified to the undersigned at the office Of W. s.
McFadden in the First National: Bank building,
Corvallis, said county, within six months from
this date.
HENRIETTA RANDALL
Administrative of the1estate OF Clifton G. Watts,
Deceased.