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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-06

Jan. lin Chicago. three buildings de-
stroyed, II injured; loss. $4,000.
lin Arispe. la, business section de-
Business section Leland. H., wiped out:
22~Brookfe;d. wis. wiped on, by fire.
2s.Omaha wholesale district swept; loss.
Feb. S~Half business district. Burr Oak.
Mich. destroyed.
i9-In Indianapolis wholesale district; loss.
2O-At Char,estown. Mass. piers and ships
destroyed loss. sl,c00.Oc0.
TnAt Hot sprinss Ark SSo lives lost. 1000
leans, railroad terminals and residences
destroyed; loss, $500 0c0.
Mar. 7-At Cedar Rapids. Ia. two killed:
robustness portion Faunsdaie, Ala. wiped
Apr. le-Fire destroyed half Of c;endennin.
May Fire practically destroys Home
.-Business district OF Flora, Ill, wiped out.
Jun. i6-Fort Francis. Ont. practically de-
Jul s-Business and residence blocks Of
Go.dfe.d New, burn.
1o-Entire Gridley. Cal. business section de-
Ain Humble Tex. oil fields f,re, l2 perish,
1900. 600 barrels Of oil destroyed.
Aug. 7-Hoboken. N. j.. docks. depot, train
sheds 'W ,os, feGIS boats and buildings
2a-Busir ess section. s;evenville. Mont.
swept by fire.
25--Business section Lofts. Ia, destroyed:
Sep. 1-Aimost entire business section F'lem-
ington. Ky, destroyed.
-Busine.. section. Gransevilie. idaho. de-
sfroyed.
ca sS;l IS ..lns'. section La Porte
ei--At Butte. Mont, fercest fire In fts his
tory: loss. 81. 000. 0C0 ~ n +
T-Ron, !. T.. business block destroyed.
Oct l-Lumber yards and Is dwelines de-
900. -
s--Carlton. MINI. 10 buildings destroyed.
is--Entire business section Alturas. Cal.
Pine Grove; W. Va. wiped out. causing
Nov Nine business houses. Johnston
City. ILL.,, destroyed. a y T'7-
l5-Burkc. w. Va. wiped out .sfalf block
business structures destroyed. Grantberr.
Wis.,; Urbana. Ia, II business bIocks de-
Dec; l-Business section Arcadia. Fla.
i--Iliinois Steel warehouse. Chicago. de-
stroyed; loss. q, ooo.ooe.
sfrovef. - a - !, - : ~
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12-TIoly war proclaimed In Caucasia.
ks slav 23 rfot ers In rifis
Oct. S-Troops slauRhter many in Moscow
rioting Another massacre at Tifis.
2?-Ali Bu.sia lied IN Win railroad strike.
26-Czar' infiuenced Nv Witte. promises
| Russia n constitution st. Petersburg
panic-etricken: strike spreads through
out emnire ~
27~Goyernment emp,oves cease work. !.
TrepofY ailows sf,idents 10 hold monster
meeting
| 2s-Moscow parties decide on new govern
ment. independent Of car hundreds
| killed In firhtinr throuRhout empire.
Panic nj WersaG
| 30 c..r ,..m.. ,,.,ls..so ~,v,.~ u~ouie
c,vi. I,s.-. -...,.s,,ssr - .,.-s.s 49,
80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
~c o. conscsence' speech snu ssso
oiy' extended suffrage, and iaw-mAk-
Ing body. Witts named - minister
pre~ldent.
| Russian people 20 wild with 10Y over
| manif este. However bloody revolution
sill continues :. Arbitrary Finnish rule
ends. Pobiedn ostseff head OF Russian
| church. resigns. 1iEI.
Nov. 1-Hundreus slain at Odessa during
| days fghting. :. Twenty killed in War
saw riots Political prisoners set free.
MARTIAL law proclaimed in Odessa. =. st.
Petersburg strike off
3-Massacres and pIliage in Odessa, Kish-
| inen and Kieff. Odessa riots fatal to
| $500: j. 200 wounded
| 500 peasants barned to death at Jedozvo-
grad.
S-Russ marines revolt at Cronstadt, kill
ing SO. .TrepofY removed from Office
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ls-Gen. II. A. Payne. lawyer Of national
repute In Washington.
eo--kaj. Stewart. at Eft Thomas. O.; aged
FIT. Rev; A. A. Watson. bishop Eas.
2S--Joseph Jensrson noted actor, ~ Palm
Beach, Fla; aged 10.
A-U. 8. Circuit Judge Amos Thayer. In st.
n-Ex-Gov. Hawkins. at Huntington.
May "i i.c ssu1 Nicholson. a, washington;
nI;.a, s cronk, sole Survivor, Of war g... Ss
Davis, famous singer, in Chicago. -.
lsTkirk La Sale. playwright. at BEL for''
2-Judge Towigee. American consul. at
Jun 4-Gen. Boynton, at Atlantic City. N. J..
2s-Peter Kioibassa. Chicago treasurer.
3o-secr tary OF State Hay, NJ Lake suns-
| pee, N. Y.
Jul. is-Gen. W. ", Blackmsr. G.. 4: r.
| commander-in-chief. at Boise, Idaho;
Washington. Rev. Albright. at Dele
s-Afciblshop chapelle. at New Orleans. of
ascs; A. Mclean. Jr.. noted packer. at
Sep. 5-Hezeisiah Butterworth. at Warren,
| r. l.; aged rs.
n-Patrick Collins, mayor OF Boston. and
a2.Ex.Cong. and ex-Gov. o'Ferrall. OF
| Virginia.
Oct. io-s. F. Nixon, New York assembly
speaker, at Westfeld, N. Y.
l2-Gen w. T. Clark, of Gen. Grant
stan. at Washington.
ls--s. F. Gale. Oldest Chicago resident. al
Chicago.
23-Ex-Congressman Jerry Simpson. most
unique character In American politics, al
3l-chas. J. Devlin, weil-known coal oper-
| ator. at Chicago hospital
| N. j.
H-Marshall Field, Jr., at Chicago. from
self-infiicted gunshot wound.
so-Henry Arson. founder OF Marshall
town. Ia, at Marshalltown.
| Dec. 8.-United States Senator Mitchell
| (Ore), at Portland.
| 11-Edward Atkinson, well-known So
cial and political economist, at Boston.
aged 7&
25--Judge Murray Tuley, Chicago;
| nervous exhaustion caused by over
| work.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-06

las result of Noesdal, Norway. ava
lanche. 50 persisted; caused big tidal wave
Feb. 6-Procurator General of Finland as
sassinated at Helsingfors.
Mar. 5-Steamer IN Osaka, Japan harbor
sinks. 107 drowning.
14-H. c. Paget marquis Of Angelsey dies
at Monte Carlo.
2i-Jules Verne novelist, dies at Amiens,
France. aged T....Azpiroz. Mexican am
bassador. dies In Washington
Apr. 7-Nearly 100000 are dead in India
earthquakes.
May S-Portugal and Norway sign arbitra-
ton treaty.
Jun. 6-Crown Prince VIM and Duchess Ce-
celia wed at Berlin. M Decasse resigns
as foreign minister of France.
7-Norway sewers relations WI h Sweden,
deposing Hing O,car.
Jul. 4-Swedish army ordered to mobilize
H-Bomb thrown at sultan Of Turkey at
Constantinople. Attempt fails. but "a per-
sons are killed
25-Swedish cabinet resigns.
Aug 2-New Swedish cabinet selected.
Sep. 7-Tokio mobs attacked Z. H. Harri-
man and Marquis Ito. Martial law declat ed
9-Italy earthquakes fatal to 1900.
l2.Togo's flagship Mikasa blown up at
sasebo. killing 256.
15-Monte Rosso, Italy, de stroyed By earth
quake; hundreds Of lives lost.
l9-Czar invites powers to peace conference
at The Hague.
2i--sweden ard Norway sign dissolution ar
ticles. agreeing TO sever union.
Oct Fire at Hiroshima Japan DESTROYS
q buildings; loss s2.O0OOCO.
12-Prince Troubetskoy, Russian liberal
dies In st. Petersburg.
13-sir Henry Irving. famous actor, dies
suddenly at Bradford. Eng.
27-Prince Charles of Denmark selected for
throne of Norway.
Nov. 6-Sir Geo. Williams founder OF v
NJ G. A., dies In London.
17-Count of Flanders dies in Belgium
leaving Prince Albert heir to throne.
1s-Glasgow (Scotland) lodging house
burns. 80 dying. German torpedo boat
and cruiser collide at Kiel; 80 drowned
20-Steamer Hilda wrecked OF French
coast: 128 drowned. Throne Of Norway
rendered to Prince Charles Of Denmark
and accepted.
Fixing Haakon VII takes oath to Nor.
wegian constitution.
Dec. "A. j. Balfour. English premier, re-
signs; Sir Campbeil-Bannerman takes
ONCE. 1873 ~
1s--Anti-foreign riot at Shanghai:
american vice consul attacked and
fired upon by marines; 20 coolies
.s-San Domingo swept by revolution:
president fees from capital; new
ofncial selected. ~.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-06

May 5-Britt knocks
out White at San Francisco.
c0-Amercan schooner Atlanta wins race
across ocean for kaiser's cup. setting new
mark.
Jun Eddie Hanlon whips Young corbett
In 20-round bout in Frisco,
2s-Cornell wins four oared varsity race at
POughkeepsie n. Y.
29-Yale wins four-mi.e race from Harvard
Jul 3-Marvin Hart whips Root for cham
pionship of world. title conceded by Jef-
fries
NV. J. Glover. Jr.. and c. D. Graham,
successfully swim lower Niagara rapids;
2i-Britt whips kid" Sullivan at San
Francisco.
Aug 6-worid's quarter-miie swimming
record broken by b. b. Kieran, at South
port, Eng New mark. 5:22:2
lI-Walter Simpson, well-known sporting
authority dies at Cambridge, Mass
2i-Thos. Curtis, first president American
S1-Bea.s Wright, Boston, defeats Ward.
Orange, n j., winning national tennis
championship.
sept. 8--Isa ting Nelson, Chicago, knocked
ous Jimmy Britt. San Francisco. In
18Th ut Coima, Cal.
ls-Columbus wins American Baseball
Association pennant.
Oct. S-Dan Patch lowered worlds record
for mile with wind shield to 1:55h at
l5-New York National League baseball
team wins worlds championship from
Philadelphia Americans. .Hemery wins
2Ss-miie auto race on Long Island for
Vanderbilt cup.
lS-McGovern whips Murphy at Phiiadel-
phia in I'd
Nov. 3--Dan Patch equals worlds pacing
record; mile, 1854.
lo-Dan Patch sets new worlds pacing
record; mile. 1858.
30-Chicago university defeats Michigan
at football, score to o. winning cham
p.onsh.p of the west
Dec. Ticker sail elected captain Chicago
university football team for 1906. Curtis
elected cauiain of Michigan for 1906
20-Jack O'Brien defeats Bob Fitzsim-
as-Jack O'Erien chaiienres Lanes Il
Jeffries to fight
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BARON KoMUR.

against shc;terine
Russian feet
A-Fu,ile attempts In United States to Sc
May 4-Typhoon damages Russian Pacific
squadron
ls-Russia warns United States that japan
seeks to abduct Korean emperor.
Is Roiestv. nsky's feet almost annihilsted
In "Battie OF the Sea Of japan" by Ad-
mlral Togo. Admirsls Rojestvensky and
Enquist captured.
1i--Russian army reported In revolt.
Jun. 11-Russia and japan agree to Roose-
vets plan to discuss peace.
G-Gen. Linevitch practically surrounded
96-Witte and Rosen. Komura and Taxa
hira selected by Russia and japan. re-
spcctively. as peace plenipotentiaries. AN
gust selected for time; PORTSMOUTH ~
Jul. s-Japanese capture Sakhalin island.
A-Czar and kaiser confer In Finnish
Aug. Negotiations begin at Portsmouth,
Io-Raron Komura presents terms Of peace
I'm. Witte refuses indemnity and ces-
sion Of Sakhalin.
A-Break in peace negotiations narrowly
2e-Presldent Roosevelt interveres in peace
breach
E-Czar approves presidents plan.
29-Tcace declared between Japan and
Russia. Japan comedies all disputed
points, waving Indemnity and ccding
Russia norther, half Of sakhaiin. ARM
istice agreed to, ending war.
Sep. l-Armistice signed. ending open hos
tilties.
Oct 4-Peace Treaty passes japanese prlvy
council
1i-Czar and mikado sign treaty of peace
officially ending war.
16-Peace officially announced BY both gov
ernments.
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pesie gives $4,000 for aged oolles1' =

nesie gives $4,000 for aged college Qr-
May ST, N Perry. Chicago. acquitted N
l2-Nan Patterson freed OF charge Of killing
Caesar" Young. Negro lynched for
kidnaping at Belmont. Mo.
9-Paul Morton, ex-sec. OF Navy. elected
chairman of Equitable society.
i6-Samuei Greason. acquitted Of Edwards
murder. at Reading. Pa.
Aug. i-Dr. Koch acquitted OF charge OF
killing DR. Gebhardt at New ulm. MINI.
Io--FiHia Ziegier, pol seeking expedition.
lost for over two years. sescued.
23-Yellow fever reported In brownsville.
Ill, and Ottawa county. Mich.
25-President Roosevelt submerged 30 min
ntes in submarine torpedo boat Plunser
In Long Island sound,
so-Yeilow fever breaks out in Florida.
Sep. 3-Two Silver City. Miss. negroes
lynched for assault
so Battleship Mississippi launched at Phil
| Oct s-Aiob OF colored citizens near Balm
| bridge. Ga. lynch negro for assault.
1l-American bankers hold session In
| Washington; John L. Hamilton. Hopes
] ton. H.. elected president.
| l3-Capt. Taggart granted absolute d.
vorce from wife at Wooster. o.
ls-sorento. H. hit by tornado; killed. %
is-Terrific gale on great lakes kills "a.
| wrecking 80 vessels
| 26-President Roosevelt ends southern tour
| by New Orleans visit.
| N-President narrowly escapes death In
| Mississippi river collision.
| 29-Bainbridge, Ca, mob lynches negro
1 who killed woman and shot sheriff.
| 30-Rear Admiral Train and SON attacked
by Chinese natives: latter held as hostage.
| -. President Roosevelt reaches WASH
| ington.
I2-Henderson. Tex, mob iynches negroes
| for murder
l5--Ex- Alderman ONeill, Chicago, loses
breach of promise suit for $4,000.
| 2S-Terrifc gale on great lakes wrecks II
| vessels, causing loss of % lives and prop
erty loss OF 81, 900. 900.
Ex-senator Depew resigns Equitable direc-
| torship.
Dec. s-Batt.eship Idaho launched at Phila-
| deiphia, Pa.
| l3-Chas A. Peabody elected president Mu-
| tual Life Insurance company. Geo, w.
Perkins resigns office In New York Lie;
| succeeded by A. +. Orr.
| 17-Edward S. Dreyer. Chicago bank
er, paroled; had served. over two
| years sentence at Joliet. Ill. for
transportation OF $4,000 Chica-
go park board funds.
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RsVofafion IN Russia

Jan. I8--Czar and family narrowly escape
death when grape shell In fired at mon
arch from his own guns In st. Peters
burg, AS result OF deep-laid plot.
2i-.til newspapers suspend 100000 men on
strike.
22-"BIoody Sunday" IN st. Petersburg
marks outbreak of revolution. Working
men petition cz1r for Fights and la an
swer TO piea 2,1OV are slain AM near
~ 5000 wounded.
2s--Czar fees to Peterhoff. Bombs thrown
In ST. Petersburg many soldiers killed.
2i--Strikers and soldiers battle at Random.
100 killed. Polish frontier In revolt.
26--Soldiers fire on strikers at Riga, killing
90, wounding 80. Quiet all over country re-
z7-siaugh;er in Random; 200 die.
29-Warsaw in mobs hands: scores die fight
ing; shops pillaged and wrecked
Feb. l-Czar signs magma charta; M. White
In charge of movement.
10--Twelve killed 100 wounded In Lodz and
Cheiber factory riots. IA strikers killed
In collision between strikers and military.
l6-Lodz mills close, throwing 10000 out OF
l7-6rand Duke sergius. uncle of car as
sassjnated by bomb-thrower.
23-Sagius funeral held. ;. 800 killed In
street fighting In Baku
2S-Neariy so killed. 200 wounded in Crimea
Mar. a-Workingmens demands refused In
81. Petersburg. general strike following.
Car promises i,,es people voice in laws
Kunto.. Massacre In Baku costs 1900
lives. .Lodz police commissioner as
sauited BY bomb-thrower. both feet blown
Is-Sergius' assassin sentenced to death.
May i--Soldiers kill nearly 100 In May day
demonstrations In Poland. ...62 die In
$1,000 strike at Tihls. Caucasia.
s.Massacres net 10 deaths In Me!itopol; 16 In
r-lvan Kalien, slayer OF Grand Duke Ser
gus. executed.
2i-Goysrnor OF Baku slain by bomb. . 9th
ers killed
June 4-Gov. Gen. Trepon given dictatorIal
powers By czar,
6-Nicholas forbids zemstov congress.
12-Troops Kill "a. wound IS In Warsaw anti.
G-Transcaucasia insurgents burn 4 vii.
lagos: 100 killed by Cossacks
2s-Troops stone Lodz barricades, 800 Killed.
nearly 1900 wounded.
2c-Troops and strikers battle In warsau W
streets. Open war breaks out in prov.
inces. 5000 persons killed In odessa:
damages &5O00.000.
temkine mutiniss, murders oncers. trsl.s
guns ON Odessa, burns suxys and build
ings and iucites town to riot.
G.czar prociaims Odessa In state OF war.
HuHdreds OF lives lost In Odessa riots. !.
N.Martial law proclaimed In sebastopol,
kicholaien and Erivan. Revolt al cron-
stadt and Llbau ends
battleship, surrenders.
i1-Count shouvaioff Moscow police pre-
feet. asssssinated; Clash between troops
III mutineer leaders hanged at Odessa
10-zemstvo congress passes plan for con-
ss-B!ack sea fleet revoIts.
+, Aug, ls.rerty persons Killed By bomb In
Sep. e-scores killed IN Kishenen riots. !.
Entire Caucasian villages massacred.
Ion industry at Baku wiped out By riot
rl-isiotins At Bsku brings death to II.
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Jan. 1--Louis Aiiwhite, alleged murderer
iynched at newport Ark,
Hrs. Chadwick, making7.
Mar Ronce 0wynn, negro. lynched at
aa - In Pittsburs. Pa, f'opd over $1,000
channel IN balloon $500
i4-Bedy Of john Paul Jones found In
Paris cemstery.
O-Mrs. Mclean, N. r. elected head of
NJ; W oats.: chicago. loses 100000 in
as-pr. D. X; Pesrsons. Chicago. gives slss,-
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Mar. lU-N a I o n a
Engineers c X p ell
New York subway
strikers for viola.
ton Of employers
contract.
Apr. &C h | C a & o
teamsters' strike,
calling out nearly
every union.
20-Employers secure
Injunction In Chi
cago strike.
2i-S y m pa I h e ( | c
strike In Chicago
called of.
26-Disa gre 2 m c n
causes renewal of
Chicago teamsters'
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Indussriof

Jan. 1S-Fall River. Mass, cotton mil, strike
after mos. duration called of.
H-United Mine Workers convention ex-
pes delegate Randall. of wyoming, who
accused John Mitchell of selling out Col
orado strike.
Feb. 22-Shoe manufa cturers of country or
ganize national association at New York
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Z n r Is t1anity by
wife of Minister
ConGer. In Si,esia
IL die from cold.
SIN Alps during
blizzard. "a die BY
freezing.
9-Louise Mitchell.
revolutionary agi-
tator dies. Mar
seiles. France.
l0-Great Britain and
Cuba ratify extra
dition treaty.
12-G ar C | a elected
president Of Ecua :
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man bowling cham-
pionship OF United
States at Milwau-
kee.
2s-Battling Nelson.
c h | c q & o. whips
Young Corbett in
9th round at Frisco.
Apr. 1e-American
Ba S e b al ! league
opens season.
21-"Virginia" J. J.
Carroll. noted turf
man. died at New
Orleans -. w. II.
Rogers, busine ss
mgr. Boston Ma
tional league club.
uiSS. 49,.
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3--Col. A. A. Rodman,
author and soldier.
at Washington. la.
4-Theodore Thomas,
Chicago orchestra
creator and leader;
aged 60. Gen. f..
X. Niles. aged II. at
Goshen, Ind.
Gen. N. {.
Mclean, at Bell
port, J.. /.
Lownces.
Maryland, at Cum
ber.and.
11-Si.as Whitehead.
veteran editor, at
AA-L III
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Jan. Limited States Senator J. H. Mite


man III e r m a n n,
both of Oregon.
were indicted for
land frauds.
l-Warner, Michi-
gan: La Toilette,
Wisconsin: III ig :
gins. New York /:
O'Toole. Montana
Brooks, Wyoming
Cutter, Utah, In
augurated as gov
errors Of respective
states.
&c ov. johnson,
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lie pass, no,WW.
2l-K uro pa I X In
placed In command
OF LIST Manchurian
army.
24-Roosevelt says In
note to powers that
he Is willing to act
as mediator to end
war.
Apr. 3-Russian ar
senal Mt Hardin
blown up; 70 killed.
l9-J a p q n protests
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NscroieSY

Jan. 1-Cardinal Il. NJ. Langenieux, OF
RHEIMS; aged So
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xsss.-Jss...s. We,

Jsn. LATTER aAO-day Siege. Gen. stoessei
surrenders Port Ar
! ! ! ] J !:
<A thur to Con. Nogi; Jap
loss $4,000; Russian,
- 1900.
~ ~ 26-Russians c r o 8
.6Y Hun and bat e
n (EM 80 commences.
@-Japs capt ure
0%E - American ship TAX
kE1S!65-< Ing supplies to
[X&Mk$flX Viadivostok...
Ss& EGE1 Russians retreat
NV across Hun: losses.
Russian 10000 Jap
NJ DE WITTE. anese 5000.
Feb. 3--Russians re-
new Hun river fight; repulsed.
Seen. Matsumara dies at front.
26-North sea commissioner decides the
kin's TANKS.
Russias firing on British feet was un-
1ustihed... Fierce battle along Russian
Mar. s-British claim $4,000 under North
sJaps break through Russian wing In
Mukden battle.
e-Czar asks Kuropatkin's resignation;
army In full rout.
1o-Japanese capture Mukden losses In bat
tie being. Japanese $4,000. Russian. 10000.
N-Czar and council decide to continue war.
H-yapanese capture Tie pass.
T-Russia asks $i0o.0O0.0O0 loan from own
people.
l9-Japs capture Fakoman. Russian
losses from beginning Of Mukden battle to
VI. m
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Snoring

Feb. 22-Guntners. No. 2. Chicago, win 5
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Fo-s1n

Jan. s-Empress Of china converted to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-21
Fiftieth Anniversary

OF s. F. News Letter Saturday. A magnificent
Issue celebrates 1t. Cleverest sayings from tina t
brainy journal repubshed with views of San
Francisco in 1851. 1856 and 1906
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-21

0Se pgf The % fGmPane sa d The other a rail
give hemsp space.
we did go
Oakland either
anything for the of the depot front the but ought to help
wagons they long
has been supposed all along that the State has jurisdiction street
ou the police responsible the
wagons nor am for the boobk stands the side OF East street
the ferry depot and the docks by but the traffic demands this
They the
INCREASING REVENUE.
The income the State the renting of the dock houses
and the bud has been increased about monthno
getting $1,000 show
There shipping peopan
politics in ohnne Mackenzie and are good friends
and am sure that Henry Croker viii have complaint when he returns
When the butemik people wanted in stands named
10 m I stands on Fs & @ o sn as Coone py 6Pfaed to me
like the looks signs depot front and said 50
wanted the clear
place the blame Tor its Disagreement shoulders
the and paying every
did not put State workman work these places and the State
and begged that the board this space
One butcher has and his
That $1,000 rents helps for improvements and the payroll has
nothing" - -
COMPARISON OF FIGURES
hve six blocks Some Of the Offices that the
from the and of this Southern Company
divided temporary bukhead
Offices from Vallejo street to Main dock
the about streets rents
tor 5000 per month 1t is clear that the State is not making
Inc Ianey Green company placed the bbod front
ferry depot and obpned wren
permission to place the
Ask him He viii tell you not Everybody on the
water front knows that WEIGH and friends r. -
Mr. Spear certain that this explanation will satisfy public
the esf 80
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SAN DIEGO FACES
BRIGHT: FUTURE.
MacMullen Talks
of the Strides Made by
the Southland Town
WATER WORKS

James MacMullen, manager of the
San Diego Union and the Eveing Trib-
une, is in the city TO buy new press
for his plant In speaking OF San
Diego Mr.. MacMullen said:
Our city is on the eve OF the great
est development in it's history. Its
population is now more than $4,000.
whereas the last census gave 1T be-
tween 1900 and. $4,000 So, you see.
the population has nearly doubled IN
six years.
Our water system leads all the cities
of the south in quantity as we'll as
quality. The Great Southern California
Mountain Water System has now COM
pleted two reservoirs capable of i'm
pounding upward OF 20.0OO.O00, 900 gal
Ions. and the company will go into
business on August l. The entire sys-
TEN. when complete. will be capable of
impounding $4,000, 100000 gallons. and
from that time the water question for
San Diego will be forever settled The
company has Aontracted to supply the
city for ten years at a rate OF 4 cents
per 1000 gallons. This is very low
rate as compared with that of other
cities.
Building permits issued since Janu-
airy / amount 10 $500. 900. This in
cludes a great hotel to be built by
U. S Grant Jr. 1t is to be OF rein
forced concrete and will cost 500. 0O0-
There are in course of construction
number OF big business structures. an
Elks Hall, to cost $4,000; three
churches and a Masonic Temple.
-Four new street car systems are in
running order, and others are being
planned. The value OF property has
nearly doubled during the last three
years.
With the opening of the Tehuante-
pee Railroad the American Hawaiian
Steamship Company will send here two
steamers a month. Now we have one
calling here. The price of lumber will
be largely reduced. as we are commenc-
ing to- bring log RATS from Oregon
One now en- route from Astoria has
5000 900 feet of logs.
las you know. the climate of San
Diego is one of the finest on the coast
We all look for great future for our
city"