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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
FOURTEEN BLACKS
FINED FOR THEFT
Arrested and Convicted for Steal-
ing Coal Iron, Railway
Company.
BIG BUSINESS CHAN GEES HANDS
Runaway Horse Tries 70 Cross
Railway Bridge and
Breaks Leg.
kscssr :: -. ssi
fsncrinl 10 ,rho ,ri,nes- Dlspntcll.)

Especial 10 Tho Dlspntcll1) Ell
PI;TEESBuRC;, VA, March 2i.5---For
itrespasslng on property OF the Noriolk nlid
Western Railway Company ~ ljia''o ~.
ana tuking coal from the companSs Soil'r
dolas, fourteen clorcd persons, men, Wto-
inel, and children. were fined TWO dolittl's
apierc in the mayors court tins inoThilis,
ma dismissed with Il warning nSalnst "
repetition OF the offensc. Many OF tEn
accused negroes Acknowledged trespahs,
ing on tho property, saying that llleS 90 90
not knowtlltLt tic company objected. . US.
tirn butter presided, in the absence Of
Anyor Jones' rho arrests Werc maze "
Il railroad detectivc. assisted by the locnl
5spolicr Some OF the negroes were seen
leaving the Eondoll with large bags MED
I with coal w
Business Changes Hands.
AIR. David Bailey, one Of the best known
business men in the city. has sold his DIS
wholesale liquor business, which ne las
long conducted ut Bollingbrook and sec
onl Streets. to a. X. NeWtomb ana j !. MI
INcwcomb. Jr., who will take charge May
list, continue the business under tue name
OF the Ncwconbc Company.
MIR and Mrs Henry Sherman Waddlll,
of Smithncld hive Issued invitntions3to
& the marriage Of their daughter, Miss Gcor-
Elann Conway Waddill. to Mr.. Ashton
Wherry Gray,o OF this city. in the Trinity
Methodist Church, at Snithfield. Wednes-
day April 18th. MIR. Gray is u well known
young business man.
Broke His Leg.
TO break its leg by falling 40 feet from
the Norfolk and Western Railroad bridge
in Prince George county was the strange
fate Of u horse which ran away on LON
hardy street, yesterday afternoon, and fell
between the railroad ties on the bridge
only to fail to the ground after eXtrichtins
itself. The animal was shot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
YOUNG LADY BOOK-KEEPER

Morgan r. Mills. Plumbing and Heating
Company.
Ths popular young lady, siiss Linda
Tuake, residence 81 North Twenty second
Street. says:
"My eyes were just In an awful eondi-
ton. They itchcd and burned and my
head achcd almost constantly when dolns
any close work. ! had two specialists
work on my eyes a long time, and bad
a half dozen different glasses made for
me. but could not gee where they re-
lleved mo Il bit. had laid the last pair
aside aud made UP my mind nothing
could be done for me. When Charles
lincoln Smith came here this tine my
aunt, Mrs. l.. -. Hall, Insisted that con-
suit him. did so. have worn MS
glusscY. for a month, and my cyesiiht -
now all right. and ne hcadacnes Z w ~.
conc Now my eyes feel like they ought
10 And many remark on the great mn
provemcnt in their looks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
EXCITED HORSES
DASH INTO WAITE I B
Negro Who Threatened White
With Il Large knife is Him
self Hurt.
AN INTERESTING LEGAL POINT.
Negro WHO Carried Stolen Goods
Tito Another County Prose
cutcd Them.
(spcciai to The Times Dispatcl,,

i Z
! NORE'oLli,tvA March 2l.--Frishtened
by a train, two finc horses attached 70
tic transfer bus owned BY W. Davis
rushed madly intt the water at tho l5er"-
ley ferry this Afternoon and were drown
ed. a. negro boy, who was on the bus
Jumped just in time to escape
a negro NAMED Goodwin. or Gardiner,
entercdAB i. B. @Halstcnd's Union street
barrel factory3at noon to-day and threat
cned Proprietor 1lalstead With u danger
Gus l1ilifc. i Ic was struck over the head
with Il heavy street broom in the hands
Off. il. Vaughan, Il colored employee IN
tho factory. md his skull was fractured.
He was picked up IN an unconscious
condition and hurried to ST Vnccnts
Hospital and put In the operAtnysroon
The mans condition Is grave. and he
may not recover. Vaughan was surrel'-
dercd at police Headquarters by Mr.. HUI
stead who said ho told Vaughan 10 strike
Goodwin. :a
The Imprisonment by Justice simmons,
OF Norfolk, lastaThursday, Of William
1.ewcllyn. cololed for stealing lot of
hnwser and iron from Mr.. +. Brownlee,
of Portsmouth,sS hns resulted in the pass
Ing OF letters between Mayor J. Davis
Reed. Of PORTSMOUTH,. ard the Norfolk
police maEistrI tc.iFI Mayor Reed wrote TO
Justice Summons, calling the lntter's at
tcntion to the fnct that Lcwelyn conf
mtted the theft In Portsmouth, and
asked by what authority he was sent to
jail in Norfolk, particularly as tho Nor
folk police had been REQUESTED TO hold
the prisoner for the Portsmouth author
tiles. The Justice cited Grcenlcaf on
evidence. section No. 152, which states,
"a person who steals goods in one
county and carried them into another
may be prosecuted in either county, for.
every asporation is considered a new
CAPTION The Justice claims that the
carrying OF the goods INTO Norfolk made
1t another offensc.5and that he had u
perfect right to try and convict him III
the Norfolk court. The mayor has not
vet responded tosthe reply Of the Justice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
FIRE IN RALEIGH. Il
Professor Wilson'S Resignation.
Local Tax Collections,
ispecIal TO Tho Times nIspntch.)

Especial to Tho Times-nIspntch)
RALEIGH. -. O., March 2i,--riii!'
morning about $3.50 o'clock fire broke out
in the rear OF the store Of the Tucker
Drug Company and aid about 81 900 dam
age. The store Is In the North Carolina
Homo Insurance Comlnny's building,
which was Quilted by fire about two years
ago.
A telegram received this morning from
County Superintendent of Schools f. 7.
Wootcn, Columbus county, IL to the eff
feet that elections for local tax have
just been carried IN districts ! and g.
Williams townships land No. 5--lerry
lIill township. State superintendent
JOINER says Columbia county IL leading
all counties in the state in the local tax
ana general school Improvement.
Oncpl announcement Is made OF the
resignation of Professor Henry NJ. VIII
son as the head Of the textile department
Of the Agricultural ana Mechanical COL
.lesc here 10 accept the superintendencS
of the mammoth cotton manufactorS of
the L. w. Poe Manufacturing Company.
al Grconyille. S. G, Professor Wilson
will leave tho college for Gveenylio
April lgt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
EQUAL TO HELLO GIRLS.
Policemen at Stations Have tc
Answer Phone Often.

81 Il
The attention Of the members OF the
City Council has beer, called to the fnct
that tic moi, who sit III tile police sta
tons and answer tho telephone on, an
average Of every three minutes through
the dny and night are worked orstwelve
hours without MI intermisson.
Since the Installation Of the patrol sNs-
tom requiring every officer on the forco
TO call the station house every hour the
captains of the two districts found 1t
necessary to keep II man al the desk m
swcrlng the calls from the patrolme.
with only tho regular men on the differ
cnt beats calling the station tho; man
who works on the desk Will have to an
swcr the phone every four minutes
Aud with the bicycle officers turning
III a report every half ali hour and tho
scrgcants and the captains calling up
at will 1t Is Il fair estimate that JIG man
who works the desk will hayo'sllis ear to.
tho telephone every three minutes
throughout the day or night. a$s
For twelve hours this is Kept up An.
officer does not have time enough to eat
his dinner or supper. and there IS COM
paint---lot from tho men directly, but
from thor friends. II
H Tho police conrniss toner's will fbc asked
to appoint another man to each station
thereby allowing the men to work eight.
hours each, instead Of twelve hours a
they do ut this time. l III N IN 81 IL 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
! REPORT TOM ORROW.
Committee Investigating Alleged
Ta1npcring With Bills Not Agreed

The special committee appointed by
the General Assembly 10 Investigate the
alleged tarlpcrins with certain DIS
pending before he recent ,Lcslslature Is
evidently having. n hard time In nlak'yng
III report acceptable TO all five ncnlbers.
Yesterday afternoon Chairman Church
man stated that the report would be
finished Us midnight and that the mem
abers wore practically agreed.
Al $50 O'Clock, however, tie committee
adjourned to meet Monday morning ana
q member stated TO u Tines-Disphtcil
representative that the report would not
be finished until Monday night.
you newspaper people seem To tiiihk
that the report VIII be Interesting read
ing.n said member WONT say
whether you will he disappointed or not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Sells Beautiful Residence.

%Redd will offer for sale "Wednesday, April
4th, the beautiful residence Of the late
8Adolph Osterloh, No, 800 West FRANKLIN
Street Mr.. r. Lancaster Williams IS
the present owner, and lie desires 10 sell
on account oF the fact that he .will make
: his home lii Baltimore. " "a 81 H y
The late Mr.. Ostcrloh spent almost a
fortune In the erection OF this house
and there is scarcely another iii the city
that is as beautiful and complete in mod
ern comforts. The interior furnishings
are handsome in the extreme. 1t Is said
that the house itself cost $4,000, and the
location Is admirable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Celebrate Anniversary

t3Abou Ben Adhcm Lodge, l. o. o. IT,
has invfed all tho lodges in Richmond,
Manchester. Ridge Church, Chester and
Highland Springs o$untc with them il
snry OF tho order, April 10th, and hope to
have the finest celebration that has ever
been held here OF the kind. G. w. GRAY yes
Redford w. r. Wagner, from Abou Bel,
SAdhem Lodge ; Richmond Lodg % r. 4 Fl T!
Salvey.t Charles Lesileld and Chappell; !.
sUnitts Lodge, N. lesson. y. sB, Allen and
8Diacont; Union. w 8. Green. S. Callen-
o. b. Hopkins, w. II. Lyons and ~. II.
Williams; Friendship Rebeka, Mrs. kass,i
Mrs. Young, Mrs. Sava age u aurora, AZ -.
The committees that have been APP
pointed byaall lodges will meet at Abou
z Ran Atlhenl / olge Thursday night. 5000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
MONEY GAM I
buy 4 HEM
A Well Known Citizen Says
/" Whats Money, COM
pared With Com
fort, Ease, and
Good Eye
sight.

Take hundred dollars for them? No,
indeed! Nor two hundred dollars. either.
What's money as compared with COM
fort and ease? For tie first time In
many year am blessed now with a
perfectly normal slsh,---a vision that IS
absolutely clear ana that's n blessing
would not care 10 sell ut any price Thus
spoke Mr., Samuel e. Woodhn. when ask
cd Whether he was satisfied with the re-
suit Of the glasses which had been fur
n!shcd him by Charles Lincoln Smith,
whose method has proven SO beneficial,
not only To Nh IVoodiin, who resides ut
No. 22o3 East Grace Street but to scores
OF other prominent people In this ciiy.
AIR Woodiins business and social con-
ncctionS give him an unusually wide
sacdualntuncc and his popularity is very
marked, being y member OF the city
School Board n Confederate solder, mems
Der of Twenty-tifth Virginia Battalion,
and connected with Marlborough & Sons
for twenty-fou, years and now with Laid
law, McEill a. Co, limited.
For II long siege of years Mr.. Wood
fin has been the victim Of n vision so
imperfect MS to cause him great trouble
aud annoyance. Ilo changed his glasses
frequently in n vain effort TO lind COM
fort ana case. Tho new and novel
method. possessed solely and exclusively
erly applied by this man, whose expert
ness ana skill is simply phenomenal
reached down ut once to the very seat
Of his niflictlon The prescription glasses
based on the result Of the examination
by his method, Ar, Woodhn Is immensely
pleased and shows it IN his bright ana
cheerful countenancc.
Why! he SAYS that these glasses SUN
me; suit me exactly, and that there Is
no halfway business about II, and my
cyesight now Is simply perfectly norlnal'
sfered intensely with neuralgia, headache
i feel when ] put them on that nave
tho eyesight Of my youth, II is the ieel !
ing of perfect satisfaction which causes
Mr. Woodfn to say that Charles l.lncoin
Smith is indeed n wonderful man u''u
possessed of all skin. and it Is THIS lee,l'ls
of satisfaction which causes him 10 plnre
such a high value on Charles Lincoln
SMITHS prescription glasses.
/ have Just had him renew my S itsSvs
after using them over Two Seafs. : 'n,l, wv,
this is The best testimony can Possi..S
,s,ve. NV experience With Sha'ies iAl7
coin smith cominces me thar ne -
MAJ masterIin his profession ana IS en-
tireN worthy Of public conhdencf'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Trestle on Fire.
(Speclal 70 The Illness Dispatch.

Especial to The Dispatch)
4 RONBERY. VA. March if2i--Bnt fos
tile timely warning Of some men Friday
the Chickahon,iny trcstle that spans the
swamp near this place, would have been
destroyed BY fire, which had caught by
sparks from a passing engine. a wreck
ing force and bridge force was soon on
tho scene After two hours Of hard worN
travel was resumed and allatrains run
ming on schedule time.
The firm OF Walker&. Binns, merchants
AZ this place. by mutual consent. have
Dissolved, and now tile business Is run
by NH. a. u. Walker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
AGED LADY BURNED,
Mrs. Octavia Claiborne Lewis in
Serious Condition.
lsnoolAl ID INC Times-D IspatcIll !.

WEST POI MI, NA1. March q, AIRS, 81
tayia Claiborne Lewis, the mother 81 Mr.
Herbert !, Lewis, both OF West l9'n I 4, WE WE
If 'iEcr home. shoe undertonl1 70 put u
caught on fire, and. the flames s sprehhn Mi, 10
quickly that she was burned vo a,a pn !, ~
T Ross were quickly summoned ,and mn ,.r
her as comfortablc as posslpihs', ia t 'iusi
Lewis Is cishtNninc years ola, n,aa - AM! md
tconsnuuently Is not In u condition forr 50
Her burns are NOT thought u se ,, ny
enough tiocalse death II she c's'i s''sHA
iho shock. .t,t'.t. Hs7H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
A POWI4ATAN
Methodist Pastor OF MoseIey. Va.

Rey. j. ". Fizer, pastor q Powha{lan
Circuit, states:
about three years aGo my eyes pe.-
gan To annoy me very much ana my eye,
eight commenced to give away, so that
was not able to study a i,ight, ana con
tinucd TO get worse until was unable
10 read q newspaper without "NeiN'hlh M,
bl,rring in front Of me. MY eyes !" o'''N
ache and itch and water dreadfiilS;
II tried several specialists and eiass's
after glasses. a great speciaiisI o. i'nt,
timore told me my eyes would always % D,
weak and my sight would never, ~ =,
m,lch use to me. This was ihaecu =
,,oav,, hlow IN Richmond ! heard 20
much Of the work of Charles Lincoln
smith concluded to trs him, aEa,lsI
tho advice of some OF my friends. ana !
have found my course was Wlse, u in,,
because his Method and Prcscripl'on
c,,ossns hny, been Il complete success IN
my case. feel perfectly safo ~ recon-
mcndtng his skill and reliability.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Patrick Henry Lodge.

The Past Grand Association. ], q. Q, ~,
VIII hold its next meeting az Phtrlrh
Henry lodge Tuesday night next. IT -
expected that the meeting Will .ho largely
attended, as the association Is very much
come before Inc Grand Lodge. The assoc
citation viii assist the committees from
the different lodges TO entertain the Grand
Lodge. The past grands from lHtllck
Henry nave been In regular attendance at
the lneNtngs OF the association, and have
done much to make Them success, All
who attNnd. viii receive q hearty welcome,
Patrick Finnry Is one Of the most enlhus-
iaStiu lodges In the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Hold Special Service.

III Next sunday. afternoon Tie choir OF the
Holy Comforter Church will render ex-
cerpts from the "Crucifi1ion.' The al
ready large choir will be augmented by
4. number Of voices from other chols, ana
the following soloists: Mr. E. Brent, MI
j. a. Poole. Miss O. Diacont and Mr. !.
% Sale, Jr.#The passion music will be
preceded ny the full Choral Evening
Prayer. and short address on the Pas
sion by the Rcv.sJ. Haflowell Dickinson.
Mr. Richard G. Salisbury Is tho organst
and Choir master of the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
fredericksburg Notes.

Especial 10 The Times DIspatGh,)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA, March "A =
Miss Esther \, Barney, daugh1ol of Mrs.
Mamie S. barney, Is III withfeppendiciUs
Al the Memorial Hospital III Richmond,
where an operation Was periormed, which
improving, fE Az
Air Wallace Jones, n GARNER Of kins
Goorgc county, brought 10 this city; yes
terday white head robin. which Was
regarded as quite n curiosity by those
who saw II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
DR.. Kerr to Lecture.

Rev DR., Robert J.. Kerr. of Baltimore,
will be in Richmond this week. The main
object OF his visit Is 10 deliver an Illus
lrnted lecture at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Friday might. T'his lee
ture will be given under the auspices Of
the Sunday School study Club, and the
proceeds will be used TO purchase stcrcop-
iican slides to illustrate lectures on the
Sunday school lessons and other Bible
talks DIR, Kerr was for many years one
OF Richmond's most popular pastors, and
he Will doubtless have II run house Friday
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
I,doe Leake's Denial.

T,a,tor OF The Times-Dispatch:
sir...-I was out of the city on Yesterday
and did not see your paper OF the ~
tntil ms return mere lh's Illornol'sa Mel ,
ra, mr' md so misunderstood nne as TO
Enc g me, as authority for statements en- en-,
S ,rsly Inc opposite 10 those Y dld make
70 MINI rho only statemepl wien
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
DR.. Young to Colored Men.

The colored Y. NJ, G. A. wiz hold II
hi the True Reformers' Han Rev, W. j..
Young, y. %. pastor of the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church, VIII deliver a
special address; subject, Tile frodigal
SON The starlight Qpartette Will sing
special music directed by john MGhry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

yels i,iici, improved after all illness
lasting two weeks. t
Mrs. Richardson, and Miss Nlnry ~.
Markham, or Portsmouth,, arc visiting
Relatives III the city.
Mrs. joseph Butler, Of eleventh ana
aemmes street ,is reported e u, t'e crit ically
z III. M ls
NIr.'J. a Madison. OF Clirsteffieldston
t2. was &inS5thc city yesterday visiting
friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
VIII PLAY and Sing.

The pupils of the Richmond Conserve
tory OF Music viii haze their monthly re-
cital next Thursday evening al $50 O'clock
at 500 East Grace Street.
The public is cordially Invited to lie
present Hf-rtsey= lJt.4 y .qI. ,.@,-zs. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Smallpox in Essix. &

Especial to hcfTimes-pispalch)
< rArpAlIAN Mock, VA, March zi.I-tS ~
now 'cusrs nr smallpox has developed here
since the one reported last week, ana {, nou =,
tnrs think they have the disease well ~
hu 4 i i . 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
LIVED FORTY EIGHT YEARS

Corner of Q and Thirty-second Streets,
Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Il. i3enssiuS. aewell-knaWn ia'S
>,.1o hns nsfded at the above address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Preiudiced.

lCJuulSCu.
Are you in favor OF government own.
crsfp:" asked Meandcrlng Mike,
.'No, = answered Pinddng Pete. DC
only government institutions dat I've had
any experience wit il; jails An dc way
dey'rc run don'ttnake no hit wit me-
Washington Star.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
WILD WITH
ITCHING HUMOR
Eruption Broke Out in Spots All
Over BOdy-Caused a Continual
itching for Two Years Doctors
Medicine Did no Good Cured at
Expense Of only Sl.25 and Now
THANKS CUTICURA
FOR COMPLETE CURE

Some time ago I wrote you for
book on the Cut:cura Remedies and
received it o. K. and went and bought
the Soap, Ointment, and Pills. They did
me mone good than any medicine l ever
used They cured me ofmy skin disease,
and / am very thankful TO you. Ny
trouble was eruption of the skin. which
broke out il spots all over my body,
and cst-sed cont inual itching which
nearly drove me wild ct times. / got
medicine Of a doctor, but it did not cure
eDe, and when l saw In paper your
ed, sent to you for the Cuticura book
and J studied my case in it. then
went tc tie drug store and bought one
cake of CuticUrs Soap, one box of Gu
.ticlira Ointment, and one vial of Cuti-
cura Pills. From the first application
1 received relief. ] used the first set
and two extra cakes of Cuticura Soap,
and was completely cured / had
suffered for two years, and ! again
thank Cuticura for my cure. If you
wish, you may publish this. Your
friend forever, Claude n. johnson, Maple
tirove Farm r. z. d. 2, Walnut, Kan,
June Is, 1905"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
EachtoAdjustQues-
tiOnOfWithdraWal
fOrItSelf.
DepositsExpectedto to
Soon Be Greater
Than Drafts.

The savings banks and trust COM
panies Of San Francisco viii open on
the 2Sth inst. This decision, which
Is Of so great importance to thousands
Of 6epositors. was reached yesterday
at a conference of directors of all OF
the big financial Institutions of the
city.
The conference was held at the home
of J. A. Hooper Clay and Laguna
streets. E. B. Pond presided. In an
syrer to the call of the chair for sug-
cestions. the various institutions ex-
pressed themselves in favor Of as early
an opening as would be compatible
with the safety of the institutions in
VOlved. A canvass Of the situation de-
vcloped the decision that by May %
everything would be ia readiness for
tie resumption Of business.
80 decision was reached as to the
percentage each depositor would be
permitted TO withdrew upon call. II
was deemed best to let each bank ad-
jIst this question to suit its condi-
lion. The opinion was expressed,
however, that every bank in the city
VIII be able TO meet the demands Of
ts depOsitors in full end that the re-
sumption OF business along all lines
Uould soon reverse tEr situation and
insure The ratiI ~ ,CDosit of money by
those that viii draw out in the be-
c5Huing
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
BURNHAM'S IDEAS
ARE INDORSED
Committee Fav0ks Achifecfs Plan for the
Rebuilding of San Francisco.
CERTAIN STREETS TO BE WIDENED

Burnham spoke in favor of his scheme
for boulevard over the warehouses
along the water front Upon motion of
Phelan it was decided to recommend
the idea to the harbor committee of the
committee on reconstruction.
Frank j. Synmes, president of the
Merchants Association, suggested that
the arcade feature be considered in
connection with the matter of widening
Montgomery street. You will get a
greater effect with less expense" he
said, " and, Furthermore it would be of
great advantage to the shopping pub
lie. Chairman Law thought the mat
ter should be referred to the Mont
gomery- street property owners.
Phelan moved that committee be
appointed to confer with the property
owners on that thoroughfare to deter
mine whether the project would meet
with more favor than the widening of
the street. as already decided upon.
Sylnmes and w. S.. Richardson were
named as such a committee.
After some suggestions had been
made by President Calhoun OF the
United Railroads regarding changes of
the grades in the Mob Hill region the
committees adjourned to meet again
next Thursday afternoon