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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-17
TO CREDITORS.

N - -'-:--o
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, letters of administration
on the estate of
WILLIAM A. BARGER.
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber,
On or before the Sd day of September, 1906 !;
They may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this 18th day of
February, 1906.
MARY E. L. BARGER,
Mch 3-4t%1 Administrative.
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On my farm STEADY AND RELIABLE
SINGLE MAN, about so years of age. tho can
run an engine, and who can keep Farm Ac-
counts, and is a sort of lack of all trades"
Address, with references,
CHAS. A. COUNCILMAN.
Mch 1T-2tl Glyndon, Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-17

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, letters testamentary on
the estate of
JOSEPH Y. KEENY,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers.
On or before the 10th day of September, 1905; ;
They may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this 9Th day
March, 1906.
JOHN H. KEENY,
HARVEY NJ. KEENY,
Mch 10-4t*1 Executors.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-17

PUBLIc SALE
Horses. Mules and Cattle, Wagons, Farm
Implements and Machinery, Harness,
Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture, Etc.
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By Leo Frieden,oaId, Aucsioneer.
SIYE PUBLIC SALE

By Leo FriedenacaEd, Aucsioneer.
TXTEESIvE PUBLIC SALE
BIZ OF
Personal Property Consisting of Horses,
Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Farm Implements
and Machinery, Wagons, Harness,
Poultry, Dairy Fixtures, ETC.,
AT
Ci0verdale Farm, Falls Road, Between
Melva1e and Woodbury., North a.
ern Central Railroad.
The undersigned, intending to quit farming,
dairying and trucking. VIII sell at Public Auc-
ton, on the premises, on the Falls road, at the
city boundry line, on
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-17
OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.

MoNKroN, Nd. March 7. 1906
The Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween FRANK G. NORRIS AN d JOHN f.
BURK, trading as NORRIS & BURK, at Monk
Frank G. Norris.
Mr.. Burk having purchased the interest Of his
late partner will CONTINUE THE BUSHES
IN HIS OWN NAME, and having assumed the
liabilities of the old firm will collect all debis
due it.
JOHN r. BURK,
AMANDA T. NORRIS,
Mch T-3tl Administrative.
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SUGAR CORN FOR SALE.

MAMMOTH EVERGREEN SUGAR CORN,
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THE FARMERS institutes in North Carolina
are to be supplemented by institutes for farm
ers' wives. The Agricultural Department has
planned a system by which joint meetings
will be held in many different parts of the
State during the coming summer and fall, and
if the attendance and interest Justify 1t these
gatherings will become irregular feature of the
Departments work. It is explained that in
the management of many farms success de-
ponds as much upon the work and skill Of the
women as upon that of the men. Anyway.
the wives are entitled to the same consideration
as the husbands and this latest development of
the co educational principle is expected to
prove its merits. All of which is true and
commendable. Hereabouts farmers wives
are not so much in need of institutes to aid
them in their work, but they do need some
means that will induce their daughters not to
long for the city and bring home those who
have deserted their homes. The rural wife
knows how to manage things but she cannot
do it all by herself. Both the farmer and his
wife are begging for the crowded city to give
up its unemployed. If institutes can answer
the plea let us have plenty of them.
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A Missouri paper gives the devil credit Tor
being more business-like than the ministers.
1t says: while the good man stands in
dusty pulpit and tries to convert the world by
singing psalms through his nose to empty
benches the devil gets the finest music, the
most lovely paintings and fills his synagogue
full of devotees." There is good deal of sug
gestiveness in that. Luther said he saw no
reason why 1.-THE devil should have all the
good tunes.'' The spirit of evil never surrounds
isabodes with gloom. He inspires smiles and
laughter more than groans and bright colors
rather than Grape. Teach the joys of life and
more will stop to listen.
WHILE At Drisro1, va, q few days ago Sena-
tor Bailey, of Texas, fell into the hands OF
newspaper interviewer. The dispatch says:
1.-THE Senator talked with feeling about the
feeble condition of Senator German, referring
to his struggles against odds as those of hero.
He said that out of his political experience
Senator German had emerged comparatively
a poor man, with only the heritage of his great
work as statesman" Mr.. Germans health
has not been good this winter and he has been
obliged to giyeup much of his senatorial work.
His friendsare much concerned on his account.
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,R SALE FOR LIVERY

Glendale Farm. Long Green Valley.
b 11-Rfl HYDE u. O. Md.
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By SIade te Rtsteau, Auctioneers,
TOrsOn, Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-17

PropertyTransfersin Baltimore County.
Deeds, etc., received for record in the office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-17

For RENT
TWO TENANT HOUSES.
Apply to ID. M. MATTHEW'S,
Mch g. 3tl Dulany's Valley, Md.
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HKrANTED.

w
A SINGLE WHITE MAN to drive team.
Apply to JAMES NICK. MERRYMAN,
Grove Farm, Falls Road,
Feb. 24-3t1 North of BrooklandwoOd.
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HenniOhGusen d Steins, Attornevs. 9l5 Sc.
Paul Street. Baltimore. Nil

JUHN e. BOLTE,
Mch. l0-4t
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than two bushels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-05
WITHDRAW!
Brltain's UItimatum to
the Sultan Of Turkey.
Removal Of Soldiers From
Egypt Is Demanded.
British Warships Preceding to Pirasus 10
Back Up The Demand.

London. May 1.-THE British ambas-
TaGnr at tonstantinoplc. Sir Nicholas
L. Ct"nnor. Thursday presented a
note to Turkey. demanding tho prompt
withdrawal of the Turkish troops from
Egyptian territory.
The note is practically an ultimatum
aud constitutes Great Britain's last
work on the encroao hmcnt Of Turkey
on the Sinaitin pcninsular The French
and Russian ambassadors at Constan-
tinop!c are supporting the British con-
tCnticnS. Should the ultimatum fail 10
have the desired effect the british Med
itCT:lne;tn fleet will take the measure
$" often employed by the powers in TO
cent years as the result or disputes
with the Sultan and naval demon
stratiun of the Tabah territory which
Great Britain contends is unQueStion-
ably Egyptian territory.
\ cabinet council was held late today -
discuss the cventualiticG which possibly
may arise as 2 result of the uItmatun
presented to Turkey.
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THE BLOOD STAINS
Were Seen on Maloney's Hands and
Feet Ry His Brother.

EockLtu,I. Me, May o. Prof Frank
lin {. Robinson Of BuWdnin C'llcg" and
Frank II. Mal"nry, brother of the :tr-
cuscd, were on the stand ut Tn" fore
noon session of court to-day in the trial
for nltnSllughtvr Of john G. MaIon"A.
Fr,f. Robinson WHO made Il chemical
analysis of the stomach nf Mrs. Annie
RiShnp. III" vi'tiIn. said that organ
was III fairly normal condition. There
was nn appearance" Of prison ~ druG
but a slight trIc" Of alcohol.
Frank H. Malnncy testified that hc
called at the hnlIe, at H. t. u'clnck on
the forenoon Of the Tragedy ami found
his father ANA III" respondent there.
He stated that both We're intnXirttr'i
ana his brother could hardly stand up
on his feet. Tic latter Wd.; dr"y.'~,! full
Iv in his ordinary working clothes.
When H. started t" leave ilic house lt'
noticed Mis- Bishop lying on h"d ami
asked if it was moi about time Ton
her tn ~ ~. hHt received no reply.
lie returned about 49, IN the afternoon
aud found The respondent dressed III
oycr;iIIs ANA shirt. bat Without shoes
ar stockiu-S AMI ne WAS not 50 much
under the influence "f Liquor 40 th1t
hour. He testified that his hr"thrrS
hands ana feet We're stained with what
he tn, u%ht Wiis' blood.
Frank Nalcncy continued his t"~tt-
money at the Afternoon session by say
ing that when he first saw John the
latter was Wiping his hands with Z
napcr hag and that James Malpn"y Wa~
| rh,rrin.. him with tho affair
Mrs. Mall, ncy. who WHs "Inl'l"y"d hE
| Miro. bishop. said that James Mdl"n"y
came To her house on the 18th of Arril
ana tnld her that Mrs. Bishop WAS dead
and that his (JImcs) father was. ac-
using John vita having kill"! nor.
rnurtacv Foster WIS I'll" last VT
nos, of tn" afternoon. II" said that
IL saw something that looked like blood
claims on John MaI"ney's hands and
| feet.
Foster also stated that p" heard
lanes Tell somcoA" I" telephone ior 7
DOCTOR because J"hu was killing ar had
| killed his aunt
| Til. trial Will J." resumed t"n"rr"W
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BRAVE SAN FRANCISCO
Feels Able Now to Take Care Of Her
Present and Future.

San Francisco May L. Sub-commit-
tee are decreasing daily and the citi
Icns committee VIII doubtless soon pass
out Of existence, The direction of afrairs
rr san Francisco being restored to The
regular civil officers. Many subordinate
bodies have reported their labors COM
l,lctod and have been relieved from
duty.
III" san Francisco Clearing House
today adopted Il report from its eXecu-
tive committee. \ portion Of the report
reads
The committee feels that the bus
mess interests. as such. do not need
charity 10 aid them in re-. building in"
CITY. With $15n. 0Cn 900 or more. I" be
received from the insurance companies.
the banks III strong. solvent condi-
tom bouutiful harvest promised in the
state ana general underlying business
sound and further financial help should
", lnnIic,i for only on strictly business
principles.
I'VE cannot rebuild in Il day. W"
shall shortly have NOR" money thTn
ran immediately I've used; 50 il seems
premature. tu ASSUME that our resources
viii prove Inadequate and especially
that tho occasion demands the intro
,.uctiun of UntIi"d methods Of Iiuai'ce
which would I've found to Dc illegal or
utIIctWiS" iulIIaCticdillc.
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Ma|oney Trial at RoCk|and- fatal
Shooting Near Lebanon, N. H.
Sensational Escape Of New England Burglar
From a Bidgewater, Mass Hospital.
THE MAINE LIST.

Bangor. Me. May "A special +"
the commercial from MillinuCl>rt. says
Deputy Sheriff Sproui Of this city ar
rested Frank Nimun at The Milinock"t
station last evening "n suspicion ami
in connection with the assault on Mrs.
Arthur Row" ut CIcnburu Monday.
NiIn"n is an Armenian about - years
of age, Of medium stature ana suppoS-
81 10 be trampine. Deputy sheriff
Spruul says there is u" doubt that he
WAS i'll the vicinity Of t;lcnburI Mon
Ian.
NiEon refused to- say anything about
The matter, but t"id conflicting stories;
as t" his WHcrcahnut:i To- th" officers
during t." f.aEt few days. He will be
brought tu this city to-day ANA as Su"5i
rs Mrs. Rowe sufficiently RECEIVERS h"
will be taken before her lur i,lcHiitica-
ton.
Mrs. Rowe Is still in y hyStcrjCal
condition. hut lIcr physical. says Sin"
will no doubt improve i'll Il short time.
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INQUEST UNNECESSARY.
No Further Action in Case of Ernest
Linscott. Parsonfield.

pars"nsiicld Me. May 4,-r"unty
Attorney George l.. Emery announced
there will be no inquest on the death
Of Ernest Iinscott. who died after be-
;rr violently insane two months. At
ia autopsy. the result Of which WAS
made public Friday, nothing abnormal
,,,,. found about the brain. there be
HI 10 clots or assesses. and the or
as were found to be in healthy
7nrdi,ion. The condition Of the brain
All not differ from that attending
acute mania, and insanity was not
used by a blow as first suspected.
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Sudden Drop in Securi-
ties No Criterion
Of Business Conditions Which
Prevail in the Country.
Railway Earnings Exceed Other Years and
Textile Stocks Will Soon Be Renewed.

New York, MAY i.R q. Dun &
C"mrany's Weekly Review of Trade
tomorrow Will say:
The violent decline in prices IF Sc
curitirs is no criterion at business CON
ditions. Railway earning have con
tinUcd 80 Surnasi those of the currc-
spending period in any previous year
the gain for April being 90 per cent
over the same month Of 1905. and other
standards of measurement make I'M
usually gratifying exhibits.
Textile hills although aCw businc%-
comes forward slowly. continues active
Developments III the primary market.
for cotton goods are chiefly in .hc na.ur,
of inquiries from iohbcrs 1t "ut.,id.
points. indicating that stocks will sool
need rcplcnishng. The most inpnrtlut
cvcnt Of the week was the sale oi wasl
goods which brought !, large and rrIrc.
sentative of retail huycr>; 10 this city aud
many other iob!nG houses took ;tdNan-
tagc of the opportunity. II was aunnunc-
cd that several Southern mills hay.
transferred their accounts because Of low
CT commissions. which may lead to It gen
crs,l revision Ct tcrEls in this branch OF
the business.
Tanners evince q disposition to opcrdt,
more conscrvativcly. which has checked
the upward tendency of hides. but hold.
erS maintain The market about the best
Prices. Leather has developed some ir-
regularity. Union and oak backs are neg
leCtcd.
CONNIE real failures this week in tn.
United States arc 2lo against 2l3 the cor
responding week last year.
Failures in Canada number 81 against
tSf I,,lr
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Conditions ar.l General Forecast.

Washington, May i.-rr"Ssurc con
iinurs lnW in IL" cI:t ana south. Ia
Tie extreme northwest Al area of high
pressure is moving SouthraStWartl over
tn" northern Rocky Mountain region.
The Weather i'll tie Missouri ANA mid
ne Mississippi valley and the north
crn Rocky Mountain region has; turn
"a ,old. With some SNOW iii Montana
and the mountain districts Of WNnn-
ing. For Saturday rain is Indicated in
the south. iii" lower OHIO valley. the
middle Mississippi valley. Kansas and
Missouri ana vii! continue Sunday on
lhc ctst C;ulf ana south NlIInlic states,
probably extending u"rthwnid into the
south portion Of thc middle Atlantic
states.
The Winds along I'll" Sew England
AVA middle Atlantic coasts viii De
fresh south shifting 70 west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-05

UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Prof. Stevens Will Probably be Asked
TO Deliver Commencement Address.

oron". M:,. Mn. -lSpeciaD. Tho
senior class met Friday and discussed
scvcIsl items of interest. 1t WAS re-
ported Ivy tn" committee appointed on
commencement speaker that they could
moi obtain Il speaker suitable from out
of the State. They recommended that
il member of the university faculty be
chosen for this task and probably Prof.
Stevens viii 10 asked Ia deliver Il
Commencement address.
In accordance with the usual cIIs-
tom il WAS voted to wear caps ana
gowns during Junior week ami The re
mJiu,iCr of the term.
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TERNlTY MEN.
National Alpha Delta Phi Enjoys Sail
in Casco Bay.

Portland, Me, May 1.-The delegates
ana members present at tn" national con
vtntium "f The Alpha Delta Phi fratrrni
ty began today@ events with short
business session. The business transact
cd was not given out.
Talcntt Williams. ,.ditnr Of IT," rlIlI
d.Iplia Press WAS clccred preside nj: cot
lin Armstrong % New York. Vie" Ircsi
dent. ANA Robert a. C;,mlI, New York,
secretary.
At the conclusion Of The mc' ting AMI
tho no"n luncheon, tn" fraternity m"g
went for Il sail of several hours about
CaS,.u bay on thr steamer McrrNcuIciS.
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NGSNIngt on. May 1.-THE follow ing is
the q port nf Commissioner Garfield
of ~" department Of commerce and la
Eor IN tho transportation and freight
rates.:
Department Of Commerce and Labor,
Hurcau ul Corporations,
Washington, May :. 1906.
Sir: have the honor to submit tie
part Of the report on the oil industry
Which has t. dc with The subject of
transportation and freight rates
House resolution No. i99, passed Feb
ruaiy T., 1905, directed particular at
tcntiun t. TIE condition Of tho kaast,;
oil licld. The study nf the oil indus
try which had thcrct"fnrc been made
nv the bureau showed that Il special
report upon the conditions in the Kan
SaS fcId would not hc advisable. a re-
por! Oh any special field would of nc
CCsSity ne unfair to both the producers
ana the rciinerS Tor the reason that the
purely local conditions do not by any
means determine the price OF either
cruic oil or its produt is OF afford q
proper basis for understanding the con-
dIt;ons Of the industry. Therefore. IL
general and very extensive invcstiga-
ton has boon c"'lductcd. covering tho
following subjects:
L. Tr crude oil production in the
wuII,ls supply, the prices ana nIcth"ds
uf purchase.
,. Tic use, development, and control
"f pipe lines.
:. i;cltuil ( Of oil; tho control of re-
1;mClics: tn" cost of refining and mar
kctirI; thc prices Of petroleum pro-
ducts.
4. The organization, uN E"rShip, and
relation az HE companies engaged in
the production, manufacture, and dis
trihution Of oil.
;. The competitive methods uscI III
the prnductiuu and sale Of oil.
&. Transportation and freight rates.
T. Foreign tr.,!" ana conditions ami
their relation to- tnr domestic Industry
nave personally visited nearly All
81, tn great fields ana hay" been i'll
COMMUNICATION. either personally on
through The agents of the Bureau.
with rinny hundred producers ana
practically all th,' rriin,lS and trans
ltntt..tiol agencies engaged in tie Dis
trilutinu uf oil. a special agent Of tie.
I-Iirr;,u MAS sent I" Europe to study at
first hand III" conditions in foreign
pru.lut ing fields and distributing mar
lctS. The facts. obtained have in every
fca,ibI" way been verified BY cxamina-
tinn Of tho original sources Of infurma-
ti"n.
l;y i;r I'll" greater Fart OF the mate
rial necessary for the completion nf :hc
entire report has been collected. The
preliminary study of thiS material
showed tht the most important sub
jet was transportation. bccauS" tn"
cost rf trans por,Jti"n Il - very large,
percentage Of I'll" total cost to thu. con-
sumo" or til" finished product ANA hcnr"
a most important factor in competition.
III" control Of III" Standard Oil
Company over the entire oil Industry
is 50 great as to require a special
study of its relations to transportation
companies.
| therefore first submit the accom-
panyinG report upon tn" subject Of
railway transportation and freight
rates. As il necessarily covers many
Continued on Page Two.)
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Malta. MAY 1.-THE British cruisers
CarIarv"ii. Barham, Suffolk and We
nus ana the special torpedo boat VuI-
can with dcstToycrs arc proceeding to
iirarus tonight
The battlcship Formidable. nagshp
az Vice Admiral Lord Charles Reres-
ford. :hc hattlcship Irresistible and the
cruiser Lcviathan. have arrived here
from 1; cruise.
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A TRAIN WRECK
Near Lowellton, Me.-Few Passengers
Seriously Injured.

-. John. y. f.. May f.-Th" Cana
,!iaN Pacific general otlic" here has
vur.! of IN accident which occurred
about i.i5 n'clnrk this afternoon t" "a
Canadian PnciIir Railway immigrant
epoci;tl from Halifax ChrrNin" the pas
g,.ng.ts q: the Allan Liner CARTHAGE
man ana which left hrY" ut \. NJ. to-
DAY About = mile cast "f The QUEBEC
',nt:raary line the tWn baggage ears
ii, 1t tn the .occnntivc and the two pas
<rIa;:,.r coaches II Arrest them. left tn"
rails.
TIL" NOR" seriously injured arc
George French of Yorkshire. Eng.
.oInpnInd fracture Of the leg ana Her
bert IInyt of Wales. compound fracture
Of The arm. They WCr" SEM to the nos
iital II Shcrbrook. Eight others were
slightly hurt.
1t i not known now the accident o.
CURED, but it is supposed that there
was q broken rail or a brake fen on tn"
track. : WrcckiuE train WAS sent out
from Mcgantic. 1t is not known here
" lat damage WAS done to the rolling
stock
Tive point wher" The accident "c-
.urrod is about four miles west al
LOW clItoWn, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-05

Washington, May 4.-!nrecast for
Saturday and Sunday: New England:
Fair Saturday; warmer 81 the coast,
COOLER IN northwest portion; Sunday
fair. fresh southwest to west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-05
Boston Forecast.

Boston. May I. Forecast C"r Boston
ana vicinity: GENERALLY cloudy Satur-
day: somewhat warmer; Sunday fair.
coul,r III evening ana night; light
variable winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-05

An inquest on the death Of the four
men killed at the limerick quarry at
Eockland Thursday was begun Friday
BY Coroner Judkins. The jury first
viewed the quarry. Fourteen witnesses
were summoned and the inquest will
not be completed before Saturday. 1t
WAS stated that the three men 1T the
base Of the derrick. which carried
them into the 22N2oo-foot pit. might
have saved themselves had they re-
leased their hold on the guy rope with
which they tried to prevent the derrick
and man at the mast head from fall
ing.
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Arhar Day in Maine.

Portland, Me. May 4-Arbor day
os observed today in Maine by the
,,arting Of trees and special exercises
in the schools.
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QUAKE BULLETIN.

San IEramci=cn. May 4.-Thr local
syntIicatc which OWNS tho Lick House
site ON Montgomery street, between
Post ana Suttcr. has been offered
$3.50. 900 more than they paid for the
lot and hotel building about two years
ago. ana have declined to sell. This
offer is u strong indication Of III"
strength Of downtown realty values
and Of confidence in the carly rcllabili-
tation Of San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-05

HOT NIGHTCAPS OF SANFORD 8
f.;nnor o. 10 the SPOT when tired. rest
less and sleepless. Nothing like it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-05

San Francisco, May 1.-The United
States mint which is being used no,y
as the general clearing house for tho
banks has paid out between $1,000, 900
ana $S,COO,O0 TO dcpositors since it
opened Tuesday last. The savings
banks will not open for two weeks.
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COM. GARFiELD'S REPORT.

Washington, May 1.-The following is
the - port Of commissioner Garfield
of III" department Of commerce and la
hor ~ the transportation and freight
~ t,'r:
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FAIR WEATHER.

Continued on Page Eighty