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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-26
PROVISIONS PLENTIFUL.

Twenty carloads OF foods OF various
kinds came this morning. The McNear
mills announced they viii send 5000
pounds OF Hour a day from now on.
Marcel Cart. chairman OF the commit
tee on refuge for the homeless, says
temporary structures will be erected In
Golden Gate park for protection OF the
homeless ut once.
Major McIvor. OF the United States
army. Is now laying out sanitary
camp ut this point. Conditions among
the homeless In the park are reported
By Chairman Cart as excellent. but Il
In feared there will be considerable suf-
fering In the Mission district. where the
committee has not been able To reach
all the people. A subcommittee has
buildings and all deserted houses that
after examination should prove to be
safe
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-26
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-26
NO END OF MONEY
FOR THE new FRISCO
Secretary Shaw Announce.
This in an Interview I'm
Chicago.
NO EXCHANGE Is NEEDED
New York Capitalists Report There
Will Be No Difficulty IN the
Matter Of Credit for
Loans.

Washington. April 21.-Ths house
concurred In the senate amendment
20 the San Francisco relief rcsolu-
tion appropriating N.5oo.0oo. This
makes G.too.o0 sivea by the ma
tional government
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-26
FRIENDS ARE SAFE.

Eastern people need have little solicit
tude for their friends who were here as
tourists at the time OF the earthquake.
IL may safely be asserted few II any
OF such persons have been killed or In
jured. Casualties. with few exceptions,
were confined to occupants OF cheap
lodging houses.
The ferry boats are running on sched-
ule time. There Is an immense crowd
around the depot. Committees from all
towns across the bay are urging the
people To leave san Francisco and go
with them to their homes. The author
tiles won't let them take any baggage
with them.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-26
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-26
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-26
TsLEoRAMs HELD UP.

great many strangers do not know
where the temporary offices OF the tele-
graph companies are located and these
offices have been necessarily shifted
from time To time. Even N the Offices
could be reached facilities for sending
the messages have been so crippled that
the companies. although working inces-
sanity. are unable To give much relief.
There are thousands OF kilograms at
the Offices OF both companies awaiting
transmission.
The Southern Pacific succeeded In
getting n train through on the coast
division last night. Trains are now run
ming with comparative regularity.
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-26

San Francisco. April 2l.-For the
irst time In Its history, San Francisco
has had its taste OF martial law.
When darkness fell upon the desolat-
Vi city every inhabitant OF the houses
hat were left standing CROPPED about
heir homes I'm darkness. Early I'm the
ivening survivors OF the terrible calam-
~ were cooking their suppers on fires
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-26
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21
No Reduction In Rates.

There will be no reduction Of
freight rates on building material TO
San Francisco and builders and
property owners who have been hop.
ing for some reduction In the rail
rates on structural steel and other
materials from the east will be des.
tined to a serious disappointment. II
Is announced on the authority of the
traffic department Of the Southern
Pacific that no such reductions have
been or will be considered by the
transcontinental lines.
II is explained that reductions In
rates can not be made to San Fran.
cisco without making them applica-
BILE to all other Pacific coast termi-
nails. For this reason the Southern
Pacific and Santa Fe and connections
are prevented from doing all that
they would like to do In the way Of
reduced rates to stimulate the re.
building or San Francisco. ~-
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Pittsburg people are enthusiastic
over proposition recently sprung for
giagntic passenger terminal In the
heart of Pittsburg to be built by the
Pennsylvania. the Baltimore & Ohio.
the Buffalo, Rochester. 4 pittsbnrg
and possibly other roads. II is pro.
posed to use the old st. Paul cathe.
dral site and the remainder Of the
block bounded by Fifth and sixth
avenues. Grant street and Cherry ay.
enue. which is now owned by II. c.
Frfek, who Is said to be the heaviest
individual stockholder i'm the Penn.
sylvania railroad.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

TIE raiiros4 conmlsss0s u Sessh
czrualaz has issae1 . r~pnrs s~s~ress
coaa~mEinw ne soashern fnr tle eos-
dakkaa of ~ lines In ahst ssate* "A
STATES rh2t ne rails are % iixht ard
the sFo~ssies - aecay@sf rhzf the road
a<a = In ~ rondision % stand the
hessg rolllag sio~k aSed. ana this
aondision fnssse than snsshing els~ 10
responsible for the congestion a. trait
ie and th~ failure u the trains 10
make schedule siSne.
The commission p2x. it, rsss~rts
also 10 the nanagens~ni 81 The rais
roaa in the matter of the reported
shutting down u In .hops 10 hall
time. u aesiares thaa. instead af
shutting down, the shops of the con
psns should b. run Co their fun ca
raelss.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Myrtle Lodge. Knights Of Pythias,
at Captain last week elected the fol
lowing officers: Chancellor Comman
der. John e, Copeland: vice chaneet
lor. Martin l.. Moore: prelate. John
W. Barrett: keeper Of records and seal.
Clement Hightower; master Of ex.
cheQnor, John A. Haley, master Of
finance, william II. Sewer: master II
arms, William Copeland. inner guard,
Martin =. Ketchum; master of work,
ed e. pfingsten.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

DeparsiDsnt of the Interior. Land OF.
nc a Santa Fe. New Mexico. June
II. 1895.
Motto. Is hereby given that the fol.
iawiug named settler has nled notice
~ H. Intention 10 make final proof
'fn sssppoTt % his claim. aud tina, sssi
proof viii he made before United
States commlssioner. st Las Vegas.
New Mexico. ON August 4. 1896. viz;
Jose uTtado III carazoa. San Miguel
county. New Mexico. for the 4 -.
n W IL. 3 W II n II IA. n W Ia
3 Y ID. Sec. ~. r. is NJ. n. 20 n.
He names the following witnesses
to prove HE continuous residence up.
ON and cultivation OF said land. viz:
namacio Archuleta of Ias Vegas.
IN, NJ: Francisco urtaau. Reymundo
urtado. Tomas A. Medina. of Cora.
ron, y. ~
ues- MANUEL oTERo,
80 Register.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

The Wabash has made contracts
for increasing its equipment and pow,
or about 81 per cent. in preparation
for the movement of steadily growing
traffic. Locomotives aud cars which
were ordered late last year and ear.
ly this year are being received now,
and Il is expected that all the new
equipment will be In service In the
next few months. The new cars and
locomotives are; Two thousand 10.
ton I0-ft. box ears Of special height !:
1000 Seton lift. steel coal cars: 500
stock cars. 60 freight engines and ~
switch engines. The Wabash equip
ment will be augmented by the $500
new freight. coal aud stock cars about
% per cent.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Need for Setter Team work.
Some of the Aree railroads are BE-
ginning 10 give Illustrated lectures au
operative methods 10 their employ.
e. In order 60 diifus. amoag den .
more general Acquaintance With the
ways and means a. ADMINISTRATION
A. matters now stand. IN <mpsoy@
Who wishes 10 Improve himself has 70
rely on What be can gsther from !
very few GOOD looks. ffofa oassrya
tinn and from the technical periasil,
Gals. II IL true that some rcads. the
Pennsylvania. for instances. hare reg
ular courses of instrunsium for prusno
tion In the passenger dersvtment ~
ginning with the brakeman or Lac.
gageman. aud ending with the con
duetor IN charge of a train. But
this III NIL la the direction nf speeamii.
ration and does not help the spee,
tally trained employe To appreciate
the problems of the service outside
Of his own work, nor 10 recognize the
necessary relations which hts work
or department has to other divisions
and departments In other words,
the tendency of railway admiuistra-
tion IL TO differentlate and diversity
It's divisions and departments until
the one does not know what the 9th.
er IN doing.
But there III little to guarantee the
essential quality of moral unity to the
complex railway service. so that there
may be something OF the spirit Of
team work coordlnattng tho efforts
Of all In common. The illustrated lee.
ture. which In turn brings together
each OF the departments Of railway
operations before the working force.
40 that each may see I'm an hour what
personal observation could never
bring to him, helps to raise the inter
est Of the empioye In his everyday
duties .and I'm the end should lift the
morale of the entire system to a su.
perier level Of efficiency.
There Is another undeveloped eie.
ment of unity. The heads of diyis.
ions and departments are often but
slightly acquainted with their men,
In order to become better acquainted,
they must delegate more OF the rou-
tine Of their offices to their assistsnts
aud. by giving attention only to es,
sentials. So that they may get out Of
the swivil chair oftener and go about
among their working force. take an
interest In their work and make the
whole force feel that 1.-The boss hasn't
forgotten ns after all." Nine out af
ten people In lower ranks of admins.
tration service lose heart In their
work because Of lack Of appreciation
on the part of those who are higher
up. A little attention along these
lines in the proper way would pay
abundantly and tend to substitute the
spirit Of cooperation for the spirit of
fear which too often rules In railway
administration.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21
RATTLE OF THE RAILS

plan for retiring the deheIture bonds
Of the company and advising the
hondholders not 20 surrendsr their Sc
cmrisies He takes the ground that the
sis. .s0o.neo diverted 20 the improve
meni of the property which otherwise
would have gone to the bohdhoideTs
should shortly manifest the benefit
Of its expenditure In increasing earn
inss. and these In turn viii accrue TO
the h0ndholders In larger measure
than will the plan proposed fuf their
retirement.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

II is stated nj Mobile. on authority
apparently reliable, that the Frisco
interests will secure control of the
Mobile, Jaekson& Kansas City rail
road. According to this authority.
the Frisco has arranged to secure con.
troll Of a majority Of the stock. but
the name of the company win not be
changed. The constitution OF Missis.
sippi prohibits one railroad from buy.
Ing another without the consent Of
the legislature. and until the assent Of
the legislature is secured the name
cannot be changed. The Frisco. II Is
also stated. will extend the Mobile.
jackson & Kansas City to the Ohio
river. where II will connect with the
Chicago & Eastern line. Frisco prop.
erts, forming another through line
10 the gulf. The Frisco line into New
Orleans will connect with the Mobile,
jackson Il Kansas City. The exeou.
tive officers OF the Rock Island and
the Frisco recently completed a tour
Of the Mobile. jackson 4 Kansas
City.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

The old coalora town hail sas torn
down last week hy WEIGH a TINS.
worth. Who took the material 10 caai-
tan. The eoai camp of cosiorz has
practically disappeared from the fses
of the Earth. .~>~
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

H~ssssy kiaa~xs fifser - inpsss
fies from tss stcsS. 90 ssi<s sAsy
% tkIs rscd heAisA d inessa6As~
rcs~yis Kidn~y Csrs nAkes soas1
kids~ys and sia positisely cse 81
kinds u klanes md sis16sw disssse.
n ssreaxshrss tAe shols syssss. -
h1 nesxln~d cs a. a. EcAaefwr. II
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Edward Tssoa ~ Postaaes ~hlls IA.
ing she ranx. .eross The Texas eoma.
dary. vas fhEown from his horse. Ills
spaE caught In tae saddle leather ani
he ~as dr@ggsa throasa u gate. has
head stTikins gatepost. The horse
also kiekri him. An examination
shased that hIs skull sss fractured
and that he ~iIa probably de Ut his
injuries.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

rhs sssy - Asas1y - as~ss
Y0H1hzA
Nr. a. r. BorrossAs . 90 ssl
seisknosa rsnkfsak = ns9Ssa. lsl.
ssys: = r~GHsA CAAnhsriaaas colsc.
cAos~ra sas' OtsrsAsas Rsns1y g ihs
vssy hsss reDsdy for hovsi troshis.
! naks tsis sssssmsst aftsr hsyisg
asrd - ssuedy IN ~ fAntiy mr.
s~v~rai years. I sn never vtxAoat IL
This rsnely d alnosf sure b b
ss<te1 before tAs ssnaer 10 ovsr.
WIZ - bsy 4 100 md - prsparsl
~ sa<A n en<rseseys For sais hy
81 arsGSsts.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

tndxe w. n. peps sas st fostases
last ~esk 90 hear The Fepoff a. lhs
Jury commissioner.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

June 30 completes the twestieth
year Of u organization Of the Indian
apolls nailrund Buildlag and Savings
Assorsatioa. Since nrsApixed II has
loaned Sl.soe.eco. lAruvly 10 railroad
employees
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

All members of the international
Association of Car Workers employed
hy the Lake Shore railroad at Its reg
ular shops At Ashtabula are on strike
because the company refused To grant
nm increase Of wages of ten cents a
day.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

1he Democratic primaries Win be
held IN Roosevelt cnants next Mon.
day.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Pennsylvania and Philadelphia 4
Reading officials characterized as ab'
surd the stary that the Philadelphia
& Reading seeks TO gain control Of
the Baltimore a Ohio.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21
Cutler Ranch Resort.

In the beautiful Rociada valley
near the mountains. A dslightful
place to spend the summer. Good
fishing nearby. Tents for those who
wish them. Carriage GOES 70 Las ve
gas for the present whsn neosssary.
Regular trip III - mads later.
Colorado telepn DOnnects ~ With
Las Vegas. For terms wrfts q
phone Cvkler Ranch.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

There h a persistent Tunior thai
the Pennsylvania intends 10 reduce
the time Of ias eighteen hour train be-
tween Chicago and New York.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

General Manager r. A. Handy of
the Lake Shore. acting for his own
road. the Pennsylvania, Big Four and
Nickel Plate. has presented the sub
ieet OF a union station for those roads
L, - may or Cleveland, Ohio. MIR.
10y inquired into the proposition
a ne city giving se.acre site on the
lake front for the station and termi'
Mi grounds. The mayor said this
subject would be presented to the
Cleveland councils and fair propo-
sition would be made to the four
railroads, ~
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Apassenger official, speaking Of the
passenger equipment now used. says
that In the next few years oil through
trains will be equipped with steel
passenger cars. The wooden coaches
hasn~wns would be used only On the
- rs and on local trains.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Thereis strong probability that the
advanced rates on paper to Texas
pciuts announced BY the lines In the
southwestsi nDEht committee nev-
Or will be % effect. The storm
af prots bd by the interested
parties II 4 has caused several
II the roads "a change ideas on the
11ihiect and i halt has been called on
publication of the new tariffs.
Iie Southern Pacific. the Texas \
Pacific and the International L Great
Northern have announced that they
viii not consent to the proposed ad'
Joseph Ramsey. Jr,. former presi.
dent OF the Wabash road. has issued
a statement condemniag the proposed
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

s - of the American Rail
w ksion committee on car
"a Be held In pittsburg June
$ Robert Pitcairn. formerly resi-
dent assistant to President A. ]. Cas-
satt, of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company, has notified members OF the
committee that he desires TO retire
as chairman. -
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

The Chicago Shippers association
h preparing a thorough car direetors
for the benefit Of It's members. One
circular already has been issued show
Inn the chr lines operated out OF Chi
cago into the southeastern territory.
and another showing the movement
to the southwest is being prepared
II In the ultimate intention OF the as.
sociation to make the directory COW
er all cars going out Of Chicago.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

A special meeting Of the wabash
stockholders to ratify the plans for
The retirement Of the debenture bWdsl
which met with the approval of she
directors last v<ek, has been called
for the latter part d August The by.
laws require sixty days notice 70 be
given before action be formally taken
hy the stockholders authorizing any
Increase In the capital stock OF pond
ed Indebtedness. M
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Private sales.

s1rH STREET c Heitmann nas sola
"" three story and basement dwelling at
~ 30 West i37th street for Mrs. George
SNchsn 10 a Mrs. Schrader.
o,pV IvFNCE.-Pease 4 Gilman have old
rtnh the Charter Realty Company No. 1924
psrf avenue. a four story brownstone
aseninK. on lot 20x7O.
vopTy-EIGHTH STREET .-Montgomery a
fSSn.ittI have sold for NJ. Brown No. ga East
Eorty-eighth street, a two story dwelling, ON
hi fasxlW5.
vADIsoN AVENUE. Samuel Gresham has
hhonSht from Emelie Mehiich No. 1910 TO
iT1 Madison avenue, southwest corner OF
Vnsty-eighth street, three hve story mats,
Nth stores. on plot 75.5xeS.
EIGHTEENTH STREET. Isaac Portman has
q nnrchased No. az East Eighteenth str eet.
' flour story tenement, on lot 2sxs2.
M%yEYTY-sIXTH sTREET;.samuel G.
'ir,nm has bought from the McCoom estate
10 ST East Seventy-eixth street, a four
.cry tenement. on lot 25xl02.2. adjoining
M northwest corner OF First avenue.
srTIIvAN STREET The Rosehill Realty
rompany has bought from Nj. Wingenfeld
SSlding, on lot p. 6x7O. The buyer WINS
the adjoining southeast corner OF Broom
street.
4 FOURTH STREET. - Alfred W.
Wittmeyer has sold Nos. ia and lie West
HRhty-fOurth street, two nVe story hats,
an plot 50Xl02.2.
AHsTON POST ROAD. Leo Hutter has
. sd 10 Blum Bros. Of B~ellaire. Ohio. the
iTo story frame dwelling. on plot IIOx
imrSS OK irregular, on the west side OF
the Boston post road, 500 feet north Of the
Intersection Of White Plains road.
R AvENUE.-Van Wrinkle A Scott
have sold for Joseph C., Luke the two story
two family house at No. 4e2 Barnes avenue.
Z Van Nest.
RYANT STREET BENJAMIN r. Jackson
has sold the frame dwelling, on plot 37.6
MOO. on the east side OF Bryant street, ST.
FEET south Of Jenning ~ street.
nYANT STREET.-Louis Lavelle has sold
four new two family houses. each 25xIOO.
On the west side OF Bryant street. near
Jennings street.
NTH STREET. C. Tuoti A Co. have sold
\ for R. Marazzi Nos. $50 and 46l East I5Oth
u street, a Ave story tenement, on lot 5OxII8.
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'gV REAL ESTATE MARKET.
AND OLD Law FLATS
ran ~ the TRADING.

...a,ea,e Leases tho Lenox Lyceum
> s-"Oer,y a. = site for q New Roller
ss.,,nx Rink some Good Deals IN
o..sns and other suburban Acreage.
,,.Adls grade dwellings and old law
md tenements, chiefly. on the East
sas ~ere the only classes OF Manhattan
Sc 50 dealt in yesterday. Only one
pS rss made on the West Side. affecting
SA su,nls of tenements in the Eighties.
LAG in bronx realty was limited TO
~ = dozen transactions in two family
~. suburban property was IN good
6Oos oI especially in Queen1 borough.
depsSs,S, large blocks Of vacant land were
5000 by operators for development.
Purr.rs Sere fled with the Building Bureau
nsH tWsiye story apartment house at
ioL park West and Eighty-ffth street.
0m M cost $3.50 900. Plans also went on
III for remodelling a private dwelling
vT.st Thirty-third street, belonging to
@@uIism Waldorf Aston, into an ONCE
Ol nn the auction room several fats on the
.,nsr East Side. put up at voluntary sale,
upps Knocked down to various buyers.
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Higgins at work on Pardon .

hsf' Sept. 2S.-Gov. Higgins to-day
On ~ %o further statement TO make bearing
Oo0. announcement OF yesterday after
sno, ,eiuslng a denomination. The Cow
the opent a quiet morning at his desk in
PcmS' hhpany Of Supreme Court Judge
Aat i, ms former legal adviser. He said
sifS N. was busy attempting TO catch uD
lttendor correspondence and was giving
Nd keen 20 certain pardon casea -hich
Noon pressing for some timO
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'esterday's Auction Sales.
Az Il vesey Street,

49, ri BRIAN L. KENNKLLY.
norS seytnth street, Nos. Sal and 94g.
~ Aae, us feet west OF First avenue
Ia souI story double Hats, each lS1iO2.a
DSS' 70 a, Enrich Tor / 1900: No. S3 70
Nth atran. , VT -..ss...s hl9s
ofpsrrs.et No. liS, north side, zlS feet east
H.. ~ avenue. 221peli, nve story double
uI 70 N. Rotter Tor, ~"uO asa ,
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NEW HIGH GRADE APARTMENTS.
Two families on floor; private neighbour
hood; 5 and 6. rooms. large and light;
electric lighting, SS4 TO $50 West lS4th
ST., near ST. NicholaSaV. Rents $50 to $50.
Superintendent o premises. ,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-26

Our phenomenal success In selling two-fAnn:
rood lack. Not 50. IL II good material and
WorkmanshIp, with plenty Of style. That Il
what sells our houses. See them ana we VIII
sell you one.
Eastern Parkway and Kingston Avenue.
Also Lincoln R0ad and Rogers Ave
KINGSTON REALTY COMPANY.
Main once, - Court ST., Bro0klyn- q,
RALPH L~EININGER. President
write for booklet.
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PALISADE VIEWS.
New Building.
S41-S61 w. f44th Street.

One block .tnoth subway station 81 itsth VI. and
Broadway; 4. 8 and 4 rooms; all rcpnvenlencea:
private phone In each apartment hall service
Tsnts eD 70 tSS. once on premises
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BEDFORD SECTION.

rs and y Madison ST., near Franklin Az. 4 and s
dining room: sseam heat; hot water; hardwood
trim; decorated. H.. b. HILL Co. Owners and
6l45 Main.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-26

LAELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT,
private. bath, 800 daily; including meals. two. SIS
weekly; one. SIS. THE ALABAMA. Is East nth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-26

FOR model homes and home sites. Engclhardt
Construction Co, jamaica and WoodhAven avs.
Brooklyn Manor N. Y.