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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
MINER BECOMES
RICH IN A DAY
Settlement of Bullfrog
District Litigation Gives
Pr0SpectOP Large Fortune
BATTLE A LONG ONE
MagnateS Forced to Divide
S150.000 Among Men Who
Claimed Part OF Mines

GOLDFIELD. April 5--The final suit
over the property purchased recently
from H Il Clark by Malcolm ZscDOn-
aid for nearly $1,000 800 was settled
sate last night and J Otis Johnson, but
tWenty-four hours ago q poor man. is
today worth q fortune of $4,000 This
amount is his proportion Of about
sl50.0G0. which IS To be divided anon z
numerous claimants johnson based MS
suit en- 4 claim that according % an
agreement made years ago with early
Iocators n the BUufrOg district he was
u share IN their discoveries
The struggle made by Johnson was
one of TIE most remarkable legal bat
ties ever fought IN the State Of Nevada
Twelve defendants. including the Town
site Company OF RhyolLte, H H Clark
George Wing6eId and Senator Nixon,
were forced 70 admit themselves
Worsted and agreed 10 a compromise on
the exact terms demanded BY the prose-
cutio1-
The properties involved were the
BuIIfr0g Mining Company. the BuIlfrog
Midway Mining Company ard the Bull
frog AIizpah Mining Company, al To-
Gated on famous Ladd Mountain. the
scene OF the original discovery Of the
great BuIIfrog district and comprising
e total valuation OF about s2eo,9ee,9 eco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
TELLS OF WORK
IN FAR EAST
Indian Missionary Delivers
Address Before Students
Conference at Capitola
MANY OTHER TAKERS
Women Famed as Workers
in Behalf of Uneivilized
Give Interesting Studies
s,.c,al psspasch to IN. Can.

SANTA CRUZ. April 5-Dr E. c.
park of Massachusetts, a member of
the. Wouan's Board of Missions of the
Bapttst church. delivered an address on
India this morning before the students
conference at Capttola- She was for
many years missionary in the Far
East At the city conference, presided
over bv Miss SHINES Of New York. tho
social work was taken up by Miss Ross
OF Riverside Miss Lila Vance and
Margaret Henderson Of Los Angeles
and Miss Meyer Of Sacramento were the
other speakers.
Miss Mary Page spoke this afternoon
on The intercollegiate Committee" and
Miss Conde Of Chicago spoke this even
ing on Individual Work for Indi-
vfduaIs.'
During the American committee hour.
when the work was presented. six mem
hers Of the American committee occu-
pied seats on the piatform-Miss
SHINES of New York Miss Ruth Pax
son and Miss Bertha Conde Of Chicago,
Mrs Naomi yesterday Of Palo Alto,
Miss GooIdey OF New York City and
Miss Theresa Wilbur
The Mills College delegation, consist
ing Of Alice kluegal. Ellen Smith. Wfni-
fred Frederieks. Genevieye Kimbal.
Morris Wagner. Mary Gordon, Julia Lee
and Marie Jesse, arrived here today
Z Many Of the University Of California
delegates arrived today
On Saturday the annual field day will
be held.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
s-,.,t onc-r, OF Hospital.

Reports at the meeting Of the officers
and directors Of the French Hospital
showed the institution to be in prosper
Gus condition o. BOzio. the president
during the past year, resigned In favor
Of ]. A Bergerot, who will direct the
affairs OF the institution for the next
wear. In this work he will be assisted
by the following. A Ronc0vtert- first
vice president; G.. Pouchan- second vice
president: B. P Lapachet. recording
secretary. and c. J. Anger. financial
secretary The committees appointed by
the new president are Prov1stonS-J-
Berzez. J. B. Porr and = Canes
pharmacy-Ch. Antiques. O. Bozio and
7 8 Godeau: furniture. s. G0deau.
7. Condeu and P. Freish: improvements
and repafrsHO- Bozios J. P Mirasson
and J. P. Vergez-
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
Attorney Reappolnted
Insurance Com
missioner.
Rewarded for Faithful
Service to the
State.
Lawyers Efforts Win
Recognition of
Ability.
special Dlpsteh to The can.

SACRAMENTO, April Sc Myron
Wolf Of san Francisco was today reap
pointed state Insurance Commissioner
BY Governor George G PaTdee- Wolf is
regarded as conscientious official
During his first term II the office he
saved the State a great deal Of money
by his careful attention 10 the duties
OF the Office. by making all insurance
companies pay theig full quota re IS
an attorney at law, but at present
gives most c< his time UP 10 his work
as Insurance Commissioner He for
merry held the position OF secretary 70
the state Board OF Highway Commls-
sioners when that body was composed
Of I'VE members.
The term of the Insurance Couamis-
sfouer is four years. 1t pays i salary
OF $4,000 q year and carries with II the
appointment Of a deputy at salary OF
$500 a year Wolfs appointment 70
succeed himself is looked upon as a
reward for the manner in which he
performed his duties during his nrst
term
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
RAILROADS SEEK CONDENSATION
OF LAND IN SONOMA COUNTY
Ten suits 40 Secure Rights OF Way
Are Filed by Two Cor
uoratfOnN.

SANTA ROSA April 5--Ten coudem-
nation suits were fled IN the Superior
Court OF Sonoua County today for
rights of way for railroad construction
within the boundaries Of the county
Eight of TIE suits were On behalf OF
the Marin Terminal Company fer lands
II the southern part q the county.
which vii allow construction OF the
electric read from Petzluma. south 70
san Rafael. and two were for land
north Cf Santa Rosa. II the interests
of the recently Incorporated Santa Rosa
and Northern Railroad. which viii con-
ctruct the electric line from this city
% EesI6sburE. Dry Creek Valley Gey-
serrfIIe and SkzgEs Springs
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
EAGLES WILL HOLD ANNUAL
PICNIC AT SHELL MOUND
Many Races, Games and Other Amuse-
menfs for which Cash Prizes
VIII Be Given.

San Francisco Aerfe No. 5 OF the Fra
ternaI Order of Eagles will give its an
nuaI picnic IN Shell Mound Park on
May 20. at which time the COMMITTEES
in charge expects TO present a pro-
eramnc which will surpass that of all
other pfcnics given by the Eagles in
this city Races, games and other
amusements have been arranged for,
and cash prizes will be given. Tie gate
prizes will also consist OF cash awards
The members OF the aerie wish to set
the example Of discouraging the solicit
ing of prizes from the members OF the
order.
Excellent music has been arranged
for
The committee in charge OF the pie
mic consists OF Edward L. Head, chair
man; Charles F. Kennea1ly. vice chair
man: John P. Donlan, secretary: Rober,
n. Rusch. treasurer jeremiah Lucey
Charles Mitchell. Charles B. Mish
Frank A Costello, James G. Bass. Jofr
L. Moore, A NJ Marks. John F. Glover
william Ahlstrand. Edward J. Kelly
and Thomas P. Howard
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
STABLEMEN FAIL TO KEEP
APPOINTMENT WITH MAYOR
Delegation Is Very Tardy and His
Honor Is Not Present When
They Arrive.
60

Mayor Schmitz was much disappofnt-
ed yesterday by the delegation Of strfk-
ing stablemen, who had made an ap-
pointn1ent with him TO explain their
side Of the story. as against the COM
plant OF the Hackmen's Union, in which
It is alleged that the stabIemen had
been annoying hackmen along O'Farrell
street while they were waiting for their
patrons.
The Mayor remained in his Office for
three-quarters Of an hour. then left In
disgust The tardy delegation strag-
gled IN some time after the Mayor had
left, but they were informed that the
Mayor had left his office after waftin z
for nearly an heur.s
An all-around smoker to new and
old members OF the Furniture and Piano
Drivers and Helpers Local Union No.
A will be given on April H. at which
time speakers will be present to enter
tain those who may avail themselves OF
the pleasure OF this entertainment
The following officers were elected by
the Ship and Machine BIacksmfths'
Union No. 16s at its meeting las- night:
President, James c. Arid; vice president.
John H. McNally; financial secretary James
J. McTfernans recording secretary, George
Sandman; treasurer NJ j. Hogan: conductor
W Sandman. organizer. Daniel Sullivan;
executive Committee James Fitzpatrick 7.
DulC2lsOu AI1 MURPHY trustees. JoGn Nc
Cabe c. Butler and Alfred Growney: dele
gates to Labor Council. John Heaney and Dan
Mar. delegates Iron Trades Council John
MeNaiIey and Dan Butler; delegates to Anti
Korean and Japanese League, T. r. McDurian
and John Heaney.
At the meeting OF the Building Trades
Council last night action was taken in
preparation OF Labor day celebration.
The council appointed steering COM
mittee, consisting Of five members, with
sub-eommittees composed OF fifty mem
bers, all OF whom will assemble on to-
morrow night at o'clock at the head
quarters of the Building Trades Coun-
ell on Mission street 70 make suitable
arrangements for the day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
AGED PETALUMAN
IS BADLY BURNED
Hot Goals Set Fire to, Dress
Of Woman 75 Years
Old.
s1eciaI DlsDacch % ne can

PETALC1IA, April 5-Mrs. Gibson,
the aged wife OF = " Gibson OF this
ct-y. was seriously burned today AZ her
home IN sunny Slope Addition Mrs.
Gibson had removed some ashes which
contained live Goals from the kitchen
stove. and placed the pan on the door at
her feer while she closed the steve door
Her calico dress became tguited and
The fa-ues enveIoped her The rlatron,
who Is IS years OF age, had presence
Ct mind TO run 10 tub Of water
on the porch and exriuguish the flames,
bur not before her back. head and arms
lad been frightfuIly burned She was
alone Al the tine Of the accident, and
ran 20 a ueighbor's for help It Is feared
sEs cannot survive the shock. as she
has been an invalid for years.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
HIBERNIANs TO GIVE THEIR
THIRTT-SEFENTH GRAND BALL
Committee I'm Charge Expects to Sur
pass All Previous Dances
Given by fhe Order.

Division No. OF the Ancient Order or
Hiberuians Will hold its thirry-seventh
annual ball in Lyric Hall on Saturday
evening. April q. at which time the
committee in charge expects TO surpass
all other dances given BY the division.
both IN decorations and music. and no
pains viii be spared 70 make the bah
grand success In past years the df-
vision has held it's ball on March II.
but owing 70 the large celebration this
year IL was decided 70 pOstpOne II until
some future date
The members OF the COMMITTEES OF ar
rangements are Thomas COnrOy. chair
man. Michael Dolan. secretary NJ G
Gorham. James Smith. J. J. R0zersou.
James Gfbneys John Reilly. John Nc
Fadden. John Nolan. A McQuads. d.
MCGUIRE. James McCue. Timothy Con-
nors. Jonn Downs. John Monaghan and
John Cannon
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
ThIck skuTI saves His Life.

Fully prepared 70 end his life, P. Borg
stror OF 40 Kearny street. one Of the
Oldest tzIIors in this city. went to
CniOn-square Park yesterday with re-
yoIver 70 send a bullet through his
brain He placed the weapon against
his head and pulled the trigger. The
cartridge exploded, but the bullet was
detected from its course by the thick
ness OF the skull, which saved his Hfe-
A powder mark on his head showed the
course the pellet had taken Borgstrom
was taken 20 the Central Emergency
Hospital and he viii be examined for
insanity
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
RFDLANDS SEEKING
THE NEW RAILROAD
Offers Inducements to Build
ers While Other Towns
Are DeIiberating.
Special DszsateA ta TIE cll

san BERNAEDLNO. April al the
people Of Cotton and san Beruar6ino dc
not wake I'd and get busy on the
rIEht-of-way matter for the Traction
Company IRE 70 Riverside. they may see
rhe Ire going from Riverside 70 Red
lands. The Re6lzn6s people are making
use q every iu6Uceuent &c get the COM
pauy q build via that city. said A G
Denman Jr., president and general nan
sger q the company, today. We are not
wiling 20 be held Up. however. We have
E-r % have the rtEhr-of-Tzy presented 70
Us before one rail VIII be laid 70 connect
this city with Rfverside- either by the
Gotten route or the Redlands rouute-"
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
WIRELESS PLANT on TRAIN
TO BE Used By SHRINERS
TsmaIiz Council Of Buffalo 70 Keep In
Touch With the World When
TRAVELLING.

Los ANGELES, April st Is an
ncuuced that at least one OF the trains
bearing Shriuer delegations 70 the next
annual Imperial Council 10 be held here
next month VIII be equipped with
wireless telegraph apparatus, thus en-
zbIflE z q be IN communication with
various parts Of the country during its
trfp across the continent The train 20
BE- 50 equipped VIII be a Buffalo train,
Bearing the Isnlalia Council OF that
plzre. Z is expected that the first train
of Shriners VIII arrive here about
Nay 6
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
wake eorrection In Location.

The. story Of bunko game IN full
blast on Market street. which appeared
in a recent issue Of The Call. made 1t
appear that the sharoers were working
their trade at 50 Market street This
heinr carried on at that time at IS
Market street No. 80 Market street is
occupied by the San Francisco branch
Of the PetaIuma Incubator Company.
and has been for a long time This
concern occupies the whole Of these
premises, sNA
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
Advocates Municipal Ownership.

The Independence League of Cali
fornfa held an enthusiastic meeting last
night at % Eddy street The members
of the league discussed the granting Of
a telephone franchise. the Market and
Sutter street trolley system and the
Hetch Hetchy water system A reso-
luton was adopted in which the league
opposed the granting Of a telephone
franchise. and 1t advocated the city
constructing municipal telephone sys-
tenn
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
E.cnnr From DetentIon Homo.

Three boys cut their way through
the fence OF the Juvenile Detention
Home al ass Polk street yesterday aft
ernoor and made good their escape.
They are Robert Driebelbis, aged IA;
David Blackban, aged Is, and r Bur-
ger. aged I3.
Thev were chased by the superin-
teudent. r Phelps. but were too fleet Of
foot for aim Drfebelbis came here
from san Pedro, having made his way
10 the city as q stCwaway IN the coaster
Jeannfe. He is wanted at the Whittier
Reform School
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
Market to Have Three BuIIaing..

The incorporators OF the proposed
free market. which IS to be established
On Valencia street. near Fourteenth,
have decided 70 erect three buildings
instead OF two. as was first proposed.
The directors Of the free market are:
Edward White. J. Zentner. T A Burns,
Charles Hunt. William KroII and J. A
Levy The fncorporators are Campodon-
leo & Burns A CALI & Co. J. Zentner
& Co. Hunt, Hatch & Co, A Levy & Co.
and Won HUsen & Co. Articles OF in
corporation viii be filed within a few
daTs
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
FINDS GEM LOST IN POULTRY
YARDS IN CRAW OF CHICKEN
Fx-COnEreszBEan Thomas }. Geary Re-
roverS Dfamoad He Dropped
several Weeks Ago.

SANTA ROSA. April 5--A few weeks
ago ex-Congressman Thomas J. Geary,
who IS quite successful chicken fan
,sa- lost 4 valuable diamond from his
-5-r- urhffe going through his poultry
--a~5s He found il today in the craw
q : chicken being dressed for the table.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
GOVERNOR OF WASHINGTON
PAYS QUIET VISIT To stockton
Spends Hours In Town Before CITY
OmcIaIs Learn Of His
Presence.

STOCKTON, April 5.-Governor Al
bert G. Meade of Washington spent to
day IN Stockton as the guest OF MS
kfusman. It G. Brown. He did all MS
sightseeing before the city AMI Cham
her OF Commerce officials discovered
that q visitor Of note was in their midst.
As q guest OF party OF prominent men
he visited the city's principal industries
and saw something OF the country ad-
5aceut u Stockton
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
60. Aamff ArfuI crime.

san JOSE. April 5.-Ranon Mar
tsnez today pleaded guilty IN the Su-
perior Court 10 a charge Of criminal
assault On Isabella Ramos woman
los years old. at Aimaden several days
So FFfs parcner IN the crime. Jose
F-1fz. pIeaded guilty 20 similar charge
last Monday- Both men VIII be sen
fenced next Monday
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06

MiIar. Nine. Emilia Tojetti. Mrs. z de
Witt Taylor, Mrs. w H BarrOws. Mrs
Fidelia Sherwood Miss Mabel Fraser,
Miss Helen Jewett, Mrs Ashley Fault
Mrs John Martfnon. Mrs W J. Gray.
Robert McKfm. Mrs A. Wenzelburger-
Mrs W D. Keyston and Mrs George
VnIkrnann
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
Rurxtar.. vIetim sttII AIlre.

SAN JOSE. April George Doug
las. who was shot by a burglar Monday
night. IS still alive. and the fever re-
suItfuz from his wound is subsiding.
Young kramer is IN a feverfsh condi-
ton and IS now worrying for fear
Douglas viii not recover.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
TRIAL OF EUREKA'S
MAYOR COMMENCED
Thirty-Three Witnesses Tell
What They Kkn0w About
officials Actions.

EUREKA April 5.-The trial Of
Mayor A ". Torrey on the charge that
he has not enforced the laws against
gambling in this city began before
Judge Wilson. in the Superior Court
this morning Prosecution placed on
the stand thirty-three witnesses, less
than one-third the number that had
been subpenaed and rested its case
about o'clock Most OF the evidence
seemed 70 favor the Mayor. The trial
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
Sergeant BLANK Tru.ted.

Sergeant Blank was intrusted with
s250.000 yesterday to convey from the
Bank Of California to the Union Iron
Works. The money was In sacks con-
tanning $4,000 each. and was carried in
buggy He was heavily armed in
case OF trouble
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06

WILL. HONOR DR. ABNER-Dr. David
Abuer Jr- president OF the Guadalupe Institute
Segufns. Tex viii be the guest OF honor this
evening at public banquet At the auGlE0r1ur1
OF the Third Baptist Church tcoloredl. Powell
street between Sstter and Bush Dr. Abner 3
noted educator and he viii discuss the eltlca-
ttoral problem OF the American negro There
will be several other features during the
evening
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06

f-osfNEND LASGDONS ACTION--At a
r4renf meeting OF the Mems Club OF the Cali
fo~uia Street Methodist Episcopal Church the
r-ar7hers instructed the secretary To write a
Ietter 70 District Attorney Langdcu commend
frz Hfu for his action IN saying he would
rid the city of the rambling evil
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
OAKLAND MAN GETS PLACE
UNDER STATE COMMISSION
"a. D. GetekeI VIII Superfatend the
Repairs 10 Capitol Building
nt S1rrzmeufo.

SACRAlIENTO, April 5.-The state
CapitoI Commissioners this afternoon
appointed s W Getcheu 0f oakland su-
perintendent Of construction. at a sal
srv Of SIT5 q month The Commission
e-s entered into amended contracts with
ssversI contractors today by which
s4a-5z0 was saved On construction
work
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06

The man who sat opposite to you in
the car today wants to buy house, and
was looking over the real estate ads
for the third or fourth tiSae- Was your
ad there for his inspeetion7
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06

STOCKHOLM April 5.-The Swedish Par
lament today passed al the bills submitted
BY the Governusnt the result of tae d.
solution OF the union with Norway They
place Sorwegans n Sweden On an equality
with other foreigners
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
F. MYRON WOLF AGAIN
NAMED BY PARDEE.

Attorney E. Myrou who
vrasye
c-ra bv,.~4t gHtnnent n
n pains and the
in behalf of
State.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
anfck Action

3 Necessary for you want 70 20 On special
train 70 Mexico cry. April 10 Reserve Berth
613 Market street Very low rate
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
Butter 33c Square

Fresh churned creamery usual fancy quality regular s- squares
Swiss Cheese-Inpon-d Enenkna, SPECIAL b. -
E1e;uzss Beans--vfh tomato sauce .- f0cy 15cy 20
De Luxe Salad OiI-ImPor-d. gal Sf-90S = gal
lie GIezic Sardines-InPor-d. doz-- 95cS 6ns 70
Holland fierrings-AH NEehners. 6sh IS
Soaps-Ivory, Queen Lily Sapoho. cakes %
Soap-French Cas1e Z5c bars III
o. p. 5. Whisky-sl50 bottles fer $40.
Port or Sherry-RezuIar 81 gal 20.
Kentucky Belle Bourbon-Cuarrs regularly 75c for So
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06

Nearly a thousand pairs Misses
Two-cIasp Gloves N the new
asys. modes. tan, pink blue
and white. sizes 2 to 8. double
hnger-6pped. m fact the best
quality Of Misses Six Gloves
that sell at Soc the o.
pan. today and Saturday OCO
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06

Easier Ribbon Sale
The offering Of 10000 yards Of PLAIN and fancy
ribbons, at about hafprce continues today. Just the
ribbons you want for Easter millinery purposes, Tor
sirdIes, sashes, ETC.
Rich lustrous Satin Tafesa and plain Tafesa Ribbons
IN the new spring coBorngs, with plenty OF creams
whites and blacks
3 Il Inch, nc quality, yard I4c
and Al inch. 1sC quality. yard l6c
Many beautiful fancy ribbons including 4-Inch striped
satin. fine 40c quality IN brown and white. navy and
white and black and white; inch seH-doued Fall
bne IN all the new spring colors and 3 a inch polka
dot Tafeta Ribbons for this SALE I'll. yard 25c-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-12-19
THAW'S TRIAL NEXT MONTH
FOR PROSECUTION
AND DEFENSE SELECT JAN.
21 AS THE DATE.

New York, Dec. 19.-Harry K. Thaw
will be tried on Jan. 21 on a charge
of the murder of Stanford White, ac-
cording to an order signed by Justice
Newburger.
The trial will be before Justice Fitz-
gerald In the criminal bench of the
New York state supreme court. The
date was set by Justice Newburger
when motion made by Thaw's coun-
sci for the dismissal of the indictment
against him or for the fixing of date
for the trial were to have been argued.
Clifford w. Hartridge and John b..
Gleason appeared for Thaw. 1t de-
veloped as soon as the motion was
reached that Thaw's counsel. having
withdrawn their application for a COM
mission to take evidence in the West,
the district attorney had no objection
to taking up the trial at an early date.
Thaw's counsel and Assistant District
Attorney Smith then fixed the date
and the order was signed by Justice
Newburger.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-12-19
ANXIOUS TO FIND LEGISLATIVE
REMEDY FOR CAR SHORTAGE
IN THE NORTHWEST.
CokFERs WITH SENATOR HAMsBRouGH
LATTER WILL TRY TO PERFECT
MEASURE TO PREVENT RE.
CURRENCE OF EVIL.

Washington, Dec. 19.-That Presf-
dent Roosevelt has taken determined
interest with view to finding legis-
iative remedy for the car shortage in
the Northwest, which now threatens
the people with freezing and starva-
tion because the railroads are unable
to transport fuel and food to them,
was indicated by conference at the
White House during the day. The
president sent for Senator Hansbrough
and asked him whether the actual
danger Of suffering is as great as has
been reported by press dispatches and
kilograms from individuals. The
North Dakota senator reported that
from dispatches he has received the
statement of conditions in his state,
Minnesota and South Dakota has not
been exaggerated. The president PROM
ised to give the question his personal
attention with a view to alleviating
any immediate suffering and said he
desired Senator Hansbrough to devote
time and thought to some legislative
remedy In order to avoid occurrences
of present conditions.
Senator Hansbroush's Remedy.
The plan Senator Hansbrough has
In mind Is the passage of law which
would compel the railroads to antici-
pate extraordinary movements Of fuel,
grain or other commodities and to pre-
pare to take care of such shipments
when they are offered. 1t has been
suggested that the interstate COM
merce commission could investigate
probable excessive offerings for ship
ment of commodities of all kinds and
compel the railroads to furnish the
transportation. 1t Is believed by Sen
ator Hansbrough that IL law of this
character were passed the railroads
would be able to contract for the use
Of equipment from roads In the South
or other parts of the country when
the demand for rolling stock is not
great during the winter or the crop
moving seasons. The North Dakota
senator will endeavor to perfect
measure of some character calculated
to reach the evil which annually re-
suits In immense financial loss to the
farmer because of not being able to
market his crop and actual suffering
in winter by reason of not being able
to get fuel