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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
NOTICES.


INSURANCE CO. of San Fran
cisco. 81. A. Newell, president; George W.
Brooks secretary.
June 26. 1906.-For the purpose of paying its
FIRE losses in San Francisco, it is hereby or
dered that an assessment Of forty (40) dollars
per share be, and the same is hereby levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation pay
able on or before the 31st day OF July, 1908.
TO MARK /. GERSTLE, Assistant Secretary
at the principal place of business of the cor
poration, 230 California street, San Francisco,
Cal. and
1t is further ordered that any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain unpaid on
the 31st day of July, 1906, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before will be sold on
the 20th day of August, 1906, at O'Clock
p. m, to pay the delinquent assessment to-
gether with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale.
1t is further ordered that the secretary give
notice of such assessment in the form and man
ner required by Sections 335 and 336 of the
Civil Code, and that for the sale OF any stock
which may become delinquent such secretary
give notice of such delinquency in the form re-
CURED by Sections 337, S3S and 339 Of the
Civil Code
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Accused Of Pa..Ing Boxu. Check.

SAN JOSE. July 1S.-B. s. Dunbar,
who Is wanted in Oakland on felony
charge, was arrested In this city today.
Dunbar Is accused of having passed
fictitious check on his landlady on
July H. He was traced to his hiding
place through woman with whom ne
was living. whom he claimed as his
wife. He Is being held awaiting tho
coming OF an Oakland officer.
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BIRTHS.

BA1Es-In this city, July IT, 1905, to the wife
of Charles H. Bates. a son.
EVANS-In this city, July Is, 1906. at the AL
exander Maternity Cottage, to the wife of
Rev. ]. Rhys Evans, son.
GUITTARD-In this city, July 13. 1906, to the
wife of Horace @. Guittard, a daughter
yASsALLo-In this city, Jgly II, 1906, to the
wife of Mic Vassallo. a son.
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MARRIAGES.

McDoNALD-McDONALD this city, July
IA 1906. by the Rev. r. Logan Captain
Charles Mcdonald and Flora Mcdonald.
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

$S50-NEW 3-room cottage and lot; large porch,
large basement; splendid view; furnished, In
cluding piano: 10 minutes from station.
$60o-Isot 50x200; unfinished and nearly
furnished house OF rooms; 10 minutes from
station.
$500 and up-Lots in ten different tracts;
]. E. LEWIS. Kentheld. Marin Co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
WILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

LIVE AMONG PEACEFUL SURROUNDINGS.
ENJOY LIFE BY LIVING IN COUNTRY.
Excellent train service brings your home close
10 your business.
Take the sanssllfo ferry and MIL Valley train
10 NH VALLEY Oficr.
Grand views II ugfain and water; delight
fui climate. .ss-r water: fine graded roads.
pHff- $50 UPWARD.
SO MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Send for our price list.
LYON q HOAc, 1923 Fillmore u.
o. Mn Valley. Calf
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SAN BRUNO PARK REAL ESTATE.

REEN CO., White Garage bldg,
corner Van Ness and Market-Oner choice sites
70 honieseekers monthly installments; ali
purchasers are requested to communicate at
oncce with company at nbove address.
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Builders' Contracts.

II. P. Flannery, with Stanquist & Forbes
concrete and stone work for building on Market
Kearny and Geary streets, for S11 ,950.
Albert Joseph ct al, with G.. p. W. Jensen,
II. L. Peterson. Anderson a Anderson, to erect
a two-story and basement brick building on lot
on SW corner OF HYDE street and Golden Gate
avenue. W 1876 By 8 1873, for $43 .o38.
one-story frame on lot W line Of Third
street, 5:1015 OF Brannan, W 75 by 49:1011
for S3623.
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Andersen. F. c. c., 40 Parker, Dorothy Edna
Bsrsugiia, Achille. e5 Rombo, Celia. So
Donneliy Martin K ,6s Sullivan, Ellen
Gardner, Clara NJ, % Tamony Annie NJ, Q IN
Lafranchi, John, 5s Tavares, Naomi c.,
McDermott Gertrude volk Alois, 40
Mullins, Marion c., Warheld r. r., 63
Page Mary, 81
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FnR SALE

Drug store with doctors private practice; 2
story house rooms with store: on Mission St,
Thirtieth; $1,000.
Broom cottage and bath; price $1,000.
Lot on 5Oth St, between Mission and San
Jose ave, $500, and other houses and lots for
sale.
Apply +. A. REISs, with Eensley- Green Co.,
White Garage bldg. Market
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26

un5ers new apprsisements when u is clear
that the appraisement made is less than the
actual value Of the land
number OF lesees OF land who desired
deeds on appraisernents made by local ap-
praisers and who were refused because the
board helc the spp-Risernents were too Low.
threatened suits TO force the board 20 de-
liver the deeds. To be sure Of his ground
Mr.. Baton asked for the opinion from the
legal department Mr. Brown held that Il
was the duty Of the board to lock after the
interests Of the state and when 81 refused TO
issue a deed because Of n low sppraisernent
81 was acting within its right and was per
forming its duties as the constitution re-
ouired
Light Company Incorporates.
The Creighton Gas Electric Light and
Power company Of Creighton. Knox county.
filed articles Of incorporation with the
secreretsry OF state this afternoon. The
capital stock OF the company is 81 600 and
the incorporatorr are ". c. Galley. NJ. c.
Theisen. Ferdinand Dworchack H A
Cheney and George A. Brooks. The com
phny intends to install a lighting plant al
Creighton and do a general power business,
reserT-ing the right for long distance trans
mission lines
keArney has filed its articles Of incorpors-
ton. with capital stock Of $4,000. The
incorporators are A. NJ. Stickel NJ. r
Smith. ". L. stickei and A. NJ. stickel.
Lucas seeks Bail.
The sheriff OF Phelps county has been
cited TO appear before Judge Letton tomor-
row morning 20 show cause why he should
not admit John r. Lucas TO bail Lucas was
recently sent to the penitentiary for life
for murder and the case was reversed by
the supreme court. Application was made
10 the trial judge for his release on bond
and IL was refused Attorneys for Lucas
sought his release under habeas corpus pro
ceedings and the writ Was issued by Judge
Jetton- Lucas and the sheriff appeared in
court this evening and the attorney ques-
TONED the right OF Judge Letton. a single
Judge, 10 issue such a writ. The case then
went over until Friday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26

PI.ATTsMOCTH. Jan. 2S.-CSpecial The
All Hallows Alumni association of the
diocese Of Lincoln held its annual reunion
this year al Father Bradley's residence.
The visiting priests arrived on the after
noon trains and sat down 10 dinner at 6
p. m. The part of toastmaster was ef-
hciently filed by Father Hennessy OF Man
ley. and many happy remarks were ELECTED
In response TO the toasts usual on such
occasions.
At the business meeting helf after dinner
many matters were discussed and de-
cided upon with relation 10 more perfect
prCa nization The officers for the past
year were reelected for the current year,
as follows: President, Rev. John Hennessy
secretary. Very Rev. William F. Bradley.
tres surer, Rev. Eugene J. Feeney.
Among other things il was unanimously
resolved that the funds OF the association
should be devoted 10 the education OF
priests in All Hallows' college for work in
the home diocese OF Lincoln.
A solemn high mass OF requiem for the
deceased members Of the college throughout
the world was sung in ST. Johns church.
Father Bradley was celebrant, Father
| Hennessy deacon and Father Cronin sub
deacon. Fathers Murphy and Feeney as
| sisting in the sanctuary.
Letters OF regret al unavoidable absence
were received from alumni members in
! various parts OF the diocese.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26
Nrws of Nrhrn.IZ.

PLATTsMOUTH-Abo 200 Plattsmoutb
people attended the Ben Hur" play in
Omaha
PLATTsMoUTH - The Cass County
Teachers association will hold meeting
in Louisville February 10.
PLATTsMOUTH-The pension Of John
Duke, who resides in the Nebraska Ma
sonic home, has been raised from 81 70 az
per month.
BEATRICE-The farmers Of Logan and
Hanover townships have planned a biC
wolf drive 10 be pulled on next Monday,
January y.
BEATRICE-Frank Davis, who recently
uneartheo the skeleton OF an elk in the
Indian creek bottoms north Of town, visited
the spot yesterday and secured The teeth.
v ilirn ne Will have mounted
WOOD RIVER-The American Beet
making contracts with the farmers Of this
vicinity for the raising OF beets in lss
The price 70 he paid Is s per ton.
PL-ArTsMoUTH-Fra svehla. while
out hunting IN the timber along the banE :
OF thet Missouri river south OF Platts-
mouth. shot and killed a large red fox
The hide will be sent 10 Omaha 10 be cured
ana mounted
BEATRICE-Yesterday the loss on The
Dempster plant which was damaged by
IRE several days ago. was adjusted, the
amount being placed al G.l50 The CON-
pany will commence al once 10 rebuild and
repair the damaged portion Of the plant
PAWNEE CITY,. W. Barrett a. Co
today made a voluntary assignment of their
stock Of goods and G. A J. Moss has been
appointed receiver. Nothing definite car
be learned al present but II is supposed
that the liabilities VIII run close 10 s. 600
GRAND ISLAND-ln the district court
jury yesterday brought IN a verdict OF
sS7sB against the Burlington Railroad
company and in favor Of Sands brothers
for the killing Of eleven head OF cattle
just ready for market. about Two years
ago.
MCOOK-Nilliam Eiferr Of Colorado
Springs IL here searching for mis- brother.
Milton Efer1. who mas disappeared and OF
whom 50 far no trace has been found. Ths
Eiferts come from the Beaver country
south Of this city, where they nave bsen
OLD residents
EDGAR-LintiS Cox a young man OF
about = years. was discOKe red 10 have the
smallpox laEI Tuesday he had been aware
OF an eruption Tor several GAYS. but thOuEhi
II was nothing BAT slight skin trOubls
spread over 9 considerable portion Of hiI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26
RESOLUTIONS FROM KEARNEY
Buffalo County Lawyers want No
south Platte Judicial District.

Buffalo County Lawyers want No
South Platte Judicial District.
KEARNFY, Neb.. Jan. Especial AT
a meeting of the Buffalo County CNebrasksl
Bar association, held al the courthouse In
said county on January -, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, proposition il now before
congress 70 form an additional district in
which 70 hold the federal courts in the
into two districts IND
Whereas 1t has been suggested that the
Platte river, running east and west through
said state, form the dividing line between
said two districts: and
Whereas, II would in the Judgment OF
this association be unjust and ineuuita BILE
by reason Of the great length Of the state
east and west and its comparative width.
TO 20 divide the state; therefore be II
Resolved, That we. while earnestly desir-
ing and recommending the formation OF
division Of said state by any east and west
line, and most respectfully and urgently re-
guest that the state be divided 70 as TO form
an east and west district. thus accommo-
dating the people OF the western part Of the
state whose interests and business in the
federal courts are now Of great Importance
and yearly becoming more so. il is further
Resolved, That a copy OF this resolution
be sent TO each member Of the Nebraska
delegation in congress. and asking their
careful and earnest consideration thereof
IRA D. MARSTON.
w. D. OLDHAM
FRANK z. BEEMAN.
Special Committee Buffalo County Bar As
Rociation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26
aid FOR FRUIT PRODUCERS
Congressman Pollard Makes Plea 10
Committee on Agriculture.
MARTIN INTRODUCES Corporation BILL
~ould Have Government Supervision
of All Corporations Engaged i'm
Commerce Between the
states.
CFrom a stan Correspondent.)

Urom a Stan Correspondent
Z WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-(SpeciRl Tele-
gram. b-CongressmA Pollard appeared be
fore the agricultural committee this morn
3ng in behalf of his resolution appropriRi-
sng sleR00 10 make demonstrations for the
benefft Of western farmers against fruit tree
pests In the course Of his argument Mr..
Pollard said some Of the people in Nebraska
had for the past fifty years been raising
fruit only TO meet with disaster at the end.
due TO scab fungus and cooling moth. and
at the Department OF Agriculture hae made
successful demonstrations against certain
pests Of fruit trees In the tidewater regions
of Virginia he believed II would pe nothing
more than right 10 have the demonstrations
made in the western states against the
pests in that section. He made very broad
statement 10 the committee thai Nebraska
today grew as fine fruit in quality any
stste in the union.
NeN Land District In wyoming.
senator Warren today introduced a bill
providing for the creation OF new land
district In Wyoming, with headquarters a
Cody, to be known as the Big Horn land
district. The biil provides the new district
shall include all that portion OF WyominL
embraced In Big Horn county, excepting
lands within the shoshone Indian reserva,
zion.
Senator Gamble today introduced a Dup
iicste OF the bill presented in the house h!
Representative Mccarthy. directing th'
court OF claims TO hear and determine thu
question OF the restoration OF unpaid an
puities OF the Sisseton and WRhpeton band
of eioux Indians
The secretary Of the interior has author
ssed the purchase OF 1900 barrels of cenen
for immediate delivery 10 be used in con
struction OF the Shoshone irrigation projec
an Wyoming
Bill 40 Regulate Corpora ttORs-
Representative Martin - apparently o
the opinion that corporations and Join
stock companies should be operated il
great measure under government super
vision To-Day he introduced bill entities
ITO Regulate Corporations and Joint Stocl
Companies and Other Associations I'm
gagged in Interstate and Foreign Com
merce." The chief features are that sue
companies, except those engaged exclu
sively in business OF common carriers
shall. after January I, 1877, obtain froI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26
MORRISON MAKES SETTLEMENT
Man Arrested in Omaha for Moving
MOrtEaged Property is

oGALAII4A. Neb Jan. Especial -
The stock OF jewelry owned by d. V. Nor
rison. which the First State bank OF
Ogalalla held a ohRttel mortgage has been
released from attachment and Mr.. Morrison
is now in possession. Mr.. Morrison was al
rested in Omaha last week and brought
20 ogalalla on the charge OF removing
mortgaged property from the county with
intent TO defraud the mortgaEee. Judge
Reid Of Fullerton at once came TO Ogalalls
in behalf Of Mr.. Morrison and il was
learned through him that II was customary
for Mr.. Morrison 10 take with him when
on the road a supply Of 1ewelry in order
TO be prepared TO make sales and various
deals and this has also been done by him
on other occasions since he located in the
5ewelry business at this place. Judge Reid
advised a settlement. which was made in
both the civil and criminal cases. wherein
Morrison paid the costs and the cases Were
dismissed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26

Attorney General Brown today sent out
10 the various counties which were de-
PENDANTS in the railroad tax suits a de-
tailed statement of the amount of money
collected from each county TO defray the
cost Of the special examiner and the
amount Of money that has been paid out
In all there has been collected from the
counties flls5 and there is still on hand
In the bank. subject TO the order Of the
attorney general. s55SlO. With the excep-
ton OF $40 which was paid for the COL
lection OF personal checks from county
treasurers. the money has gone TO Charles
Pearsau. the special examiner. The money
WAS coDrribr1re d rs follous.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26

the secretary OF commerce and labor
a license or franchise permitting II TO
engage in such trade or commerce The
amount Of this license or franchise is left
to the discussion OF the secretary OF com
nerce and labor. Another feature OF the
measure is clause which authorizes the
secretary OF the Department OF Commerce
and Labor TO appoint an expert accountant
TO examine the books OF these corporations
and he may also, IN his discretion each
year. between July ! and Is, call upon the
officers Of such corporations or companies
for a fun statement OF their gross earnings
The bill also empowers officers Of United
States courts TO take oognizance OF any
violations Of its provisions and to proceed
against violstors.
Patent once Pays.
The patent Office is practically the only
self-sustsining bureau of the government
Commissioner Of Patents Allen today sub
mitted' his annual report TO congress, in
which it is shown the net profits OF his
bureau during the past year from fees, was
S2Z7 Ia and further than that. that there
was TO The credit of the patent office on
January !. 1906, from fees, the sum Of
se.1so ssl During the year just closed
Commissioner Allen signed 1888 patents TO
inventors residing in the United States, and
8ss2 TO persons living in foreign countries.
During the year. 2ls patents were issued
TO residents Of Nebraska: ninety to citizens
of South Dakota and forty 10 inventors
residing in Wyoming.
Department Notes.
Representative Kinkaid today recon-
rnended the appointment OF Chess Chinn
TO be postmaster at St. Paul. Neb-, 10 sue
| coed the present incumbent, S. D. Per-
kins. who does not desire another term.
I NJ A Brown has been confirmed as
postmaster at Kearney, Neh.
Upon recommendation Of Congressman
/ Pollard. Dr. X r HRggard has been ap-
pointed pension examiner surgeon AT Lin
coin. Neb.
Otis G. Messenger OF Louise county, Iowa
has been appointed fourth assistant ex-
aminer in the patent once
want Duty Removed.
( Representative Kennedy presented tive
separate petitions today on behalf Of the
World Publishing company and the
Western Laborer praying for the repeal
Of the tariff on linotype and composing
machines. The tarin on these machines is
a. per cent
Personal Mention.
| Congressman Kennedy tonight was the
guest OF the Caledonian club. which cele-
brated Robert Burns birthday. and spoke
TO the t0sst Of The President"
| General Culver and Colonel jenkins wert
entertained al dinner lasJ evening by Rep
resentative Hinshaw.
| The secretary of the interior today or,
dered the withdrawal from any form of dis
position Some S2O additional acres Of pub
lie land for use IN connection with tn,
Belle Fourche irrigation project in soutt
| Dakota
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26
ProspeetinE for OH ana sa..

BEATRICE, Neb-, Jan. 3--(SpeciRl Tele-
MAT meeting Of the Beatrice Com
mercial club this afternoon steps were taken
to prospect for oil and gas. A committee 10
report next Monday WAS appointed TO look
after the matter OF leasing ground on which
10 begin onerarinns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
DOES CURE ALL THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.

waste broker downco
sdy free
il
M key nak
get a. al
Ets
whiskey recognized by Government medcine
will know the genuine by the old
dishonest dealers They HARM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26
contributed as follows
WoIf killing Pront.hI-.

Hunting wolves is a paying pRstime in Ne
braska these DAYS. Today and yesterday
over 200 sfhdavits were received from county
clerks that certain persons had killed so
many wolves and hao q claim against the
state. IN all there has been paid out since
the Legislature adjourned about $1,000 OF the
$1,000 appropriated by the last legislature.
II is said great wolf hunts have been in
dulged in by parties in the west end OF the
state and that accounts for enormous bust
ness done IN the q IL Vine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26

kEARNEY, Neh., Jan. B.-(Special Tele-
gram. "A wireless telegraph station in
Kearney is one Of the probabilities Of the
near future. w p. Conklin, a representa-
tive OF the DeForest Wireless Telegraph
company If in the city for the purpose OF
arranging for opening q station here which
will be worked In conjunction with q chain
Of stations which extend across the con-
tinent A large number OF them have al
ready been established. Mr.. Conlrlin ex-
poets to be in the city for several DAYS and
hopes 10 make all arrangements for opening
the local station before leaving here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26
ASTI-sALooS League MEETING
Interesting Program Prepared for the
Animal

IDteresttns Program Prepared for the
Annual Meeting.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb Jan. H.-Cspe-
1ial THE annual meeting of the Anti
Saloon League of Nebraska was called 20
order this evening al the First Methods.
Episcopal church. Superintendent J. B.
Carnes presiding. The initial service began
AZ o'clock when President s. z. Batten af
Lincoln delivered his annual address Dr.
Betten is pastor Of the leading Baptist
church in the capital city and is a speaker
Of recognized ability. He was followed by
Rev. J. Lewis Marsh OF Lincoln in an ad-
dress pertinent 10 the work OF the state
league. The program for tomorrow is as
follows:
a. manual meeting OF trustees
1O:1 e. m.-Cseneral conference Of work
ers; Our Field" Rev. J. W. Hilton: Our
Forces Rev. W. NJ. Balch Phi. D. Lin
coin; Our Friends, Rev. NJ Olsen, Wausa.
,. m-"Our Measures" Hon Thomas
Darnell, Lincoln; Our Foes" Hon. A G.
WolfenbarEer, Lincoln; our Finances" j
4. Worrak Broken Bow; "Our Future .
Rev 3. NJ. Long. D. D.. Lincoln.
p. m.-Devotional service; address Char n
cellor W. p. Aylesworth Bethany; address
Hon. J. H Mickey. governor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26
Board Can Re1ecI Appr.i.+n.st.

The Board Of Educational lands and
Funds viii continue 10 review the sppraise-
ment OF school lands made by local sp-
prsisers. as II has been doing in the past
Land Commissioners Eaton has secured from
Attorney General Brown an opinion that
the board Is acting within its rights when II
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26
Final Artf..a ~ Insuranee.

York 10 put MS FINAL veto OF approval on
the investigation made by the insurance
deputies or their representative OF the in
surance companies Mr.. Pierce VIII attend
the insurance congress 10 meet in Chicago
February before returning 10 Lincoln
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26
York County Bridge Contract.

YORK. NeD-. Jan. -o--fSpeclal. AT .
meeting OF the county supervisors yesterday
bids for building Of York county bridges for
the ensuing year were opened. There were
eight contractors present who appeared 10
make an effort TO secure the contract. As
was predicted, Mr.. Towle Of Omaha secured
the contract al considerable advance over
the bid OF one year ago. The county board
advertised for bids in accordance with plans
ana specifications sent from Lincoln and
as this was the first time advertised they
were considerably disappointed on learning
that the bids were all advance over
said that he believed there was no compe-
tition among the bridge builders and that
long before bids OF counties were advertised
he believed that the bridge men got to-
gether and allotted different counties to
each other.
Telephone Company Elects Ome@rs
TECT-MSEH Neb-. Jan ss--(Special Tel
egram. The irst annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the johnson County Home
Telephone com9anv was he'd here this af-
ternOon and the following board Of direo-
tors chosen: NJ Bolton p II HOPKINS
c. W. Bearnes. s p. Davidson, H. Phelps
O. Wettstsin and 7. z Cobb. Al the d.
rectors meeting the following ofhoers were
chosen: President. 8. p Davidson: vice
president. p H Hopkins; treasurer Harry
Phelps; secretary and general manager,
p. z Cobb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-26
DEPARTMENT Notes.

Representative Kennedy presented two
separate petitions today on behalf Of the
World Publishing company and the
Western Laborer praying for the repeal
Of the tariff on linotype and composing
machines The tariff on these machines is
a per cent.