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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-12

Pittsburg May u.-Pittsburs was shut
out today for the first time this season.
the score being ? to in favor of the
PhiladelphiaEs. Both Phillippi and Sparks
pitched in excellent style. Score:
r. II. E.
Philadelphia go. ............s@.2 0
Batteries-Phillippi and PietZ; Sparks
and Doom. Two-bass hfts-Sheehan,
Ward, Titus Base on balls-Off Phillip
pi. / off Sparks. /. Struck out-Rv Phil
lippi, 2; by Sparks. . Umpire-KIem.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-12
DIAMOND GOA.

Gold only by Citizens Coal company.
Removed TO 153 s. Main Phone -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-12
NATIONAL.

st. Louis, May I.-Chicago. with Man
with injured finger. went to pieces
today and st. Louis won, to 4. Every
one of Chicago's errors were costly
Score:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-12
JUVENILE BALL GAMES.

Tacoma. May 11.-No game today: rain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-12

Batteries-wright weigardt and Zalus-
ky; Eyler and Zinran
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-12

Seattle. May 1L-Oakland-SeattIe game
postponed on account of rain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-12

m Weak. Nervous. Restless at
- Night, and Weak. Aching Back,
~ 81 Diseased Kidneys, Inflamsd
q Prostate, Dependent Lack OF
81 e Energy, Ambition and Strength.
Poor Memory, followed Eyes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-12

At Observation-Disclosures ChicagC
game postponed: rain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-12

! Face Pfmples and Dark Circles q 4
Inder Eyes, Bashful, Melancholta-
Youthful Folly, Weak, Trem- a
bles, Varicocele. Excessive IT
DrinkfuE, Loss In Urine, Elk
. posure, Ovsrwork and Worry,
Exhausting Dream&
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-12

Batteries-Nagle and Eager: Fitzgerald
and Hogan. Umpire-McDonald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-12

Ratteries-Hitt and Wilson; Torrcn and
Mclean Umpire-Perrine.
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alrln Asan!Fa.

alflp II An.Rh.
VTTANTED-PARTNER, MALE OR FEMALE,
w with hne hundred dollars, 70 manufacture
ic I article OF wearing apparel Ready seller
Good profits: must have cas- or no attention.
my1l-2t7 Address A Is. Every hvening Office.
NkTAAIhD-1kN COINS AND ALL KINDS
w OF help for city or country. Apply
GkRMAk I'M hLLIGEHCE OFFICE
deci2tf WI last Fourth. Both phonea
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COAL PRICES.

An Agreement Reached az a Meeting Of
Local Dealers Yesterday Afternoon.
An investigation Of the coal yards Of
this city shows that most OF them are
entirely out of coal some of them have a
very little of the smaller sizes, but the bulk
of the stock on hand Is egg.
During the past week very little hard coal
was re ,eived, but since the agreement be-
tween the operators and miners was reached,
some coal has commenced TO come from the
storage piles. Several cars OF pea coal
have already arrived and while enough coal
will probably be received TO supply all the
immediate wants. but little more than this
Ia expected this month and IL is doubtful u
any considerable quantity will be received
before well into June.
The experience Of the past three yearH has
been that while the operators have reduced
the wholesale prize fifty ceuIs the first OF
April. they did not an orieH 20 any con-
siderable extent until about the first ol
June, and the retail yards that booked or
ders at the lowest price we're compelled "a
pay an advance of no or 20 cents per tor
before they we're able 10 get the coal 20 fl
them.
Owing 10 this inability of the shippers L
hl May orders, the local dealers at meet
ing held yesterday afternoon decided &
adopt the usual June retail price list, which
will 60 into effect Monday next May l4th
on this basis the cash or ten day price o
egg, stove and chestnut coal will be S5.N
per ton, and pea coal, 5000 per ton.
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METHODIST YOUNG PEOPLE.

Annual Reception at the New-Century
Club Last Evening.
The Methodist Young Peoples Union Of
Wilm gt0n had its annual reception. last
evening In the New-Century Club. The
attendance was large and al present we're
delighted with the fina programme, which
was rs follows:
March, "a Call Of the Wild" orchestra {;
hymn, "Stand Up for Jesus, sung by the
audience; prayer. Rev. G. i. Wyatt read
ing, Melvin b. Wright, in he German dia-
lect; solo, "The Diver" <. S. Haynes :
overture, Refinement, - orchestra; piano
solo, Prof. W. Edis Marks. Waltz. 90 Dream
of Heaven, f" orchestra; selection, male sex
tet, II. h. McDanel. A. S. Lewis, Richard
smith, ]. r. Bicking, W. L. Bicking, T.
A. Watson recitation, Prof.W. II. Douglas
instrumental selection, Heather Bells,
The Lyric Trio; reading, Melvin b.
Wright; piano solo, Miss Elizabeth b.
johnson hymn, "Trua- Hearted, Whole
Hearted" +" by the audience. Refreshments,
consisting of ice cream and assorted cakes,
we're served. John W. Haley's orchestra
acquitted itself In creditable manner.
Mention was fnade OF the moonlight excur-
sion on the City Of Chester June 18th.
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rREE rRANsPoRrATIoN oEAsEs.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
Chicago, H.. May 1.-The railroads
Yesterday ceased granting free trans
portation 10 San Francisco refugees, tho
privileges expiring last night by limi-
tation All refugees hereafter viii he
dealt with Individually by the Chicago
Relief and Aid Society.
Since the earthquake the refugee COM
mittee of the Chicago Commercial Asso-
citation has cared for 2,15l persons from
from San Francisco majority
of these have been provided with cloth
ing. meals and transportation to other
places.
The giving Of free meals At the railway
stations also ended last night. Here
after each individual case will be investi-
gated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11
Associated frsll Dispatch BY Special wlres.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Washington. May 1.-THE seizure by
Canadian cruisers of the fishing smackE
Raymah of Boston and parthia Of
Gloucester adds another TO the many
veXatous cases ol this kind regarding
which the State Department is pre-
pairing 90 negotiate directly with tho
British government through Ambassador
nurand, upon his return 10 this country
from England
10 is pointed out however, that from
the press reports, these new casea appear
10 differ essentially from those Of the
Gloucester boats seized q month ago off
the Newfoundland coast and brought
into 81. Johns While II is "a dohatahe
question as 90 whether the Newfoundland
1 authorities were within their rights IN
arrcsting the Gloucester fishermen, who
were there under the terms Of the treaty
of ISIS. granting them equal privileges
with British subjects in the shore waters,
no such claim il made by the State Dc
partment here az to the waters Of New
| brunswick or Nova Scotia, and no Ameri-
can fisherman has tho right 10 trawl
therein without the consent of the authori-
ties
It, il conieotured that this case, how
ever. may involve n construction OF the
old and long-disputed headland claim
and that the American fishing boats,
while within an imaginary line drawn
from headland to headland on the Nova
Scotia coast near Cape North, were
actually moro than marine league dis
tant from the nearest shore and 80 wore
within their rights This il a question
to be determined by tho court before
which the captains Of the seized vessel'
will appear, and these facts must b
awaited By the State Department before
t undertakes 20 make any rcpresenia'
tionH in the case.
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LARGER APPROPRIATION
FOR RIVERS AND HARBoRB

Associated Press Dispaicn By Special Wires
Washington, May ll.--Messrs. Lorimor
dllinois), Davidson (W isconsin), Rana-
dell douisiana) and Ellis (Missouri),
members Of the rivers and harbos COM
mittoo Of the House, win leave Washing
ton this afternoon for Kansas City, 81.
Louis and Chicago on a campaign OF
education for larger appropriations for
rivers and harbors.
Mr.. Ransdol is chairman Of the execu-
tive committee of tho National Rivers
aud Harbom Congress, the purpose of
which is 10 stimulate sentiment for a
larger policy of waterway development
IN this country. The slogan Of the con-
gress Is "50OOO,0O0 a year for rivers and
harbor. " instead Of about 5000 900, as
has been the appropriation every two
wears heretofore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11
AupIroRls BooKs NrAcr.

Associated Press plsnalnn nY snacal Wires.
San Francisco, Cal, May 1.-THE
main vault of tho auditors office has
been opened and everything therein is
intact.
This vault contains an the valuable
papers and hooks OF the auditors Office,
including the bonds for Sl700OO 900
issued for specific permanent improve
mcnis, such as school buildings, the
acquisition of parks, &C. Besides these, all
the official bonds of the present city Off
cials. license tags books, vouchers, jour
mails cash books and financial accounts
with the city tax collector, city treasurer
and state controller and treasurer are
intact
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11

The combine candidates for officers
OF the Fire Department, at the cleo
tion on Tuesday night, we're officially
declared elected, last evening, at the
meeting Of City Council, afer that
body had canvassed the vote, as re-
quired by law. The new officers, who
Will assume their new duties next Mon
day week, are as followsi
Chiei-William M Ward Of the
Friendship Co.
First Assistant-John Maloney of
the Brandywine Co.
Second Assisiant-Gustav @. Roller
Of the Liberty Co.
The vote, as returned to Council,
was as followss
Combine - Friendship Co., "a;
Phmnix, So; Washington, "a; Wecca-
acoe, 81; Liberty, 23 f; Braudywine, 55 ;
Union, 33; total, 302
Anti-combine-the ticket being the
same as the above, except that Charles
| II. WOlhar of the Water Witch Co.
was thereon for first assistant, in place
| Of Mr.. Maloney Reliance, -; Della
ware. % Water Witch, "a Fame, Is;
Independence, "a total 100
In the Fame Co. one vote was cast
for John Maloney for first assistant
and m the Phmnix ono was cast foi
| Charles r. Wolhar for first assistant.
These we're the only breaks from tn,
| programme as mapped out beforehand,
On the recommendation of the fir,
committee, the vote Of the lndepon
dence Go. was not counted, on the
| ground that tho company will not bl
eligible TO vote until after the first o
next September, at which time it j
TO begin Co receive financial help from
the city
President Leitch declared Messrs
Ward, Maloney and Roller elected
their votes by companies being az fol
lows: Ward and Roller, IL each Ma
loney z Wolhar, t.
During the meeting Chairman Sim
mons of the fire committee offered ant
had read twice an ordinance giving Oh
Independence Co. an annual appro
priatiou, the first instalment 60 b
paid next September. The amour
was left blank and is 60 be recon
mended by the law and fire commit
tees, 20 which the ordinance was n
ierred
Councilman McCaferty is the own'
Of fire badge No. 1900. IL was sent I
the manufacturer with the new badg,
for the Independence Co., which al
numbnred from 100 90 l209, and az
will not be needed until there is
No. ~ company, 10 was turned over
Mr.. McCaiierty as a souvenir.
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MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION.
Encouraging Reports Concerning the In
dnairial Tnlr.

Encouraging Reports Concerning the In
dusfriai Fair.
The merchants and manufacturers' fair
which will be given from May sum 20 Jun
ath. at Brandywine Springs Park, was the
chief tonic for discussion at the meeting OF
the Mercantils Association last evening.
Winfield 8. Quigley, OF the A. }. Hart Com,
pany, stated that his company had secured
ton exhibitors and perhaps morei and each
of these would come here with expense We
paraphernalia. His company, he stated,
would spare no expense TO make tne qiHpi ey
attractive. The frm has also invited all
the merchants of the Chester Valley and
this city to be it's guests during the progress
OF the fair.
officials of the West Chester, kennett n VIII
minqton Railway Co., stating thqt tnhi
company was greatly interested IN the iair.
A COMMITTEES appointed for the purpose
reported that n had fcunn oil was bein
sold IN violation of Law, The committees
was advised 70 have the violators arrested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11
ALIreEp sHoRTAoE N AoooUNEa.

Asocia ted Press Dispatch by special Wires
Newburyport, Mass, May ll.-city
Treasurer james v. Felker was ar
rested last night, charged with
shortage in his accounts. AZ a session
nj the Municipal Court the treas
urer was remanded to jail in default of
bonds of $4,000.
INC shortage Is alleged 70 have been
discovered by Mayor Houston, who Is
cashier Of the First National Bank. In
court Felker pleaded not guilty. Tho
alleged doc cv is estimated at from
$40 600 30 1000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11
Music Lovers

cannot afford TO miss the pretty piano
selections. composed by VIII NJ $.
Brown "Echo on the Lake" reyerie;
aGood Humor," gavotte; Moonlight IN
Venica uocturne; "A Jovial Wink"
dance elceanie: "lu Cupids Net, " waltz,
a. For sale only at Brown q Edwards
Nusic store 200 West Seventh streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11
Imn.d o- R. NJ. nd D. Of 3.

Members of the lmp'd o r. NJ. and ID.
p are requested to meet-in their tribal
y,iqwams SUNDAY. May 18TH at . p m,
to prococd TO Red Mems Hall, and from
tbere to the Iammauy Day services at
Mo Grand Operallouse The public IS
r,sroefnfliv invited Scrvciccs nt 3
.. m CAarlcs McIntirc, Great sachem.F =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11
rrnrrnne m iha Hohn

enjoys a good bath. IL puts life,
vim and energy into the system, but the
old Tin or zinc tub is not very inviting
rather repulave. isn't it Often makes
one postpone the act. Make the tub in
viting. Give 10 a coat of james NJ.
Brvan's Bath Enamel-like finish that will
appeal to YOU every time you enter the
hofhroom
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11
Weddinrs.

Il will be TO the advantage Of anyone
having a wedding present to buy IN the
next three months, TO see the reduced
pictures at Fryer's picture sale, lOl and
los East Third street. There are a great
many pictures absolutely new, not shop
worn. which are reduced from 10 to DO
per cent. This is an opportunity worth
invesiigating.t
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Tbe Larregt Purchase in Years.

We have purchased hundreds Of dollars
worth OF ladies' and gents clothing and
we have a large assortment consisting OF
fine custom suits, old coats vests, and
pants. also a few fancy vests for men.
Waists. skirts and suits for women,
misses and children You are invited
to inspect our mammoth purchase. Nc
Mahon Bros. Exchange, Fifth and King
efronfa
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rIgorR1o CAR eTRuoK BY TRAM.

Asr0caicd l'fes. ui-nafnh uv -reou Wlre.
Chattanooga. Tenn, May ll.-An in-
coming rain on the Chattanooga Southern
Railroad struck a car on the Chattanooga
electric line today.
Two men we're killed, and another man
received probable fatal injuries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11
CARL soHURz ILL.

Associated Press nsuaion uv -neoiai Wires
New York. May 11.-Carl Schurz, pub
licist and former Secretary Of the Interior,
who has been critically i'll at his home,
here. with stomach trouble, was reported
by his physician as being much better to-
dQv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11
State Department YeEed BY The
Capture Oithe Fishing SmaCkS
Raymah and PaTthla.
THESE new CASES APPEAR
To Differ Essentially From
Those OF the Gloucester,
Mass, Boats
SEIZED ABOUT A MONTH AGO
OFT the Coast OF Newfoundland
and Brought Into st.
johns.

Regarding These veHatious Casss.ths state
Department. ia Preparing 60 Nsgotiato
Directly with the British Government
Through Ambassador Durand.
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ADiirfs.
.7OlICl-ELECTIoN.
ToTlCE-DIvIDEND.
ARTISANS, sAVINes BANE
\ lOlICE-IOLOCAL slOCKHOLDERs ID

NOlICk-IOLOCAL STOCKHOLDERS OF
N DELAWARE RAILROAD COMPANY.
EsierHng 10 circular Of "a. Hayes treasurer OF
DsIsWsr' Railroad Company Of April i5tn, 1906,
itt Quitable iluarantee and Trust Company
VII receive The stock OF the said hailroad Com
rsny and attend % the exchange for new ceru
heaies thout any expense or cost 10 the hold
IN thereof Receipts will be given for
deroslled certificates RICHARD RkEsk,
trfli-f Treasurer
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PropOsals.

DBOpC SAILS FOk FURNlsHING MATERIALS
snd labor 4 he Board Of directors Of The
kfeet and he yer Department will re- eve sealed
pol oslH az the office = ". Corner sixth end
King streets until 10 o'c ock a. m, lurtdey,
Aay IS h, 1905 for furnishing the following
uaierials and labor which may be required BY
ae street aud sewer Department iOr period OF
C1e year from June lst, 1915
MATERIALS.
Blu gutter stone, foreign and domestic Port
hnd cement, terra Gotta pipe, castings, sewer
MckS sidewalk paving brio -, bar sand and
paving sand and gravel
LABOR.
lof paving side cutters and crossings.
Copies Of Instructions, specifications and pro-
loA blanks may be Obtained at the ONCE OF
he DEPARTMENT
neHght o reject any and all bids or TO accept
hy portion OF bid ia reserved.
Attest l.. V. CHRIsTY,
my55i Secretary.
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WEATHER ToREoAsx.

,s.ooi.,ed Press Dispatch By Special wIra.
Washington, May 1l,-Westher fore
cast for Delaware:
Fair and warmer tonight ana tomorrow
fresh southwest TO south WIND
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FIRE CO. Vote REJECTED
Council Decides Not 10 Count
That Of the Independence.
DOES NOT AFFECT THE RESULT
New Fire Department Officers
Declared Elected.

The Vote Was Canvassed BY City Council
at tis Meeting Last Night--Breaks in the
Combine and Antl-Combine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11

See Seventh Pags for sma1 Aas. received
TOO late to classify
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Situations aFant,d

w AsNSItD-POslvI0N OF TRUST BY AMAN
i,ns VINO has had fifteen years exrere ence hand.
f srI1a en @ an1 machinery. Also as shop Inspector
rn.1i aHu otner structural work business
9 very Evening once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11
sur Heui.

TTURNTeHED ROOM ROOM HOUSE, FOR |
L rent during summer months. Beautifully /
myi'-tss,ti Als, Evsry rysnins once.
TloR RENT-sTABLe con woLLAsTuN II. |
II mii-2H Apply ilS MADlsON slkhhL
NOR RENT-FURNIsHfD FRONT ROOM FOR |
II gentlemen iodgers. all convenience
myl0St WM. CHANDLkli, lcla Washington.
TSoR RENT-UNFUkNI-HE CoMMUNIcAT-
myio-s,I s27 JEFFERSON 81.
TSOR RENTING ROOMS ON sECOND
Il floor. Light housekeeping. Cheap 10 tight
psrty. 6D MADISON sikbhI myloAi
NOR RENT-FIRsT FLOOR, -FOUR ROOMS.
mys-u - 1915 ADAMS sTREET.
TNOK RENT TWO LARGE AIKY COMMUNE
II eating rooms, one front; furnished or uniur-
mys,sti 200 JEFFERSON STREET
NOR RENT-FUKNIsHEu ROOM skCOND
II stors front, with use Of bath. Apply
my9sts lO7 EAsI SEVENTH STREET
NrkWLY FURNIsHtD sECONn FLOOR
" front. gentlemen or married couple; con-
veniencea 7Oi15 MAhkkf 81. my7-62
NOR RKNT-NIcELY FURNISHED RCOMsIN
II private family for gentlemen
TSOR RENT OR sALK-No. i07 ADAMS
i street. II rooms and bath, nrst-oass, double
spr5od SOB WRIST FIFTH sIREEr
THoR RENT-FoUk ROOMS AND BATH.
i sprl4-lm FhLL's, Fourth ana shipley.
NOR RhNT-THREK ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
| L light housekeeping. Apply 40 WALNUT ST.
or Phone i69aA. myan3
TSOk ktNT-FURNlsHhD ROOM FOR GEN
| II tleman IN private nmily, new home, all rom
venience-. s5a LOMBARD ST., City. myi-mwtu
! NOR KENT-ON MARCH 18th ONE STORY
/ II frame building. near Front and Monroe,
business Of any Kind Building bOx2o, with yard.
Apply TO ioi Maryland avenue ieoi4-mwi-tt
| NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, BATH AND
~ phone. 600 W. flFIH 81. n25-mwflms
1.-TWO sECOND-sIoRY COMMUNlCA1ING
4 rooms also, table board.
spri6-mwfim ioli ADAMS STREET
UoR KhNI-NIcELY FURNIsHED ROOMS
ais-tf Eagle Hotel Fourth ana French Sta
T1ok RENT-FUREIsHED AND UNFUR-
| L nished rooms; use OF rbones; terms reasona
be. so VAN BURN sIREnE apris-im
NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AZ
u aprls-lm 800 Whsi sihtkL.
EUPNIsHKD ROOMS; ALL CoNvkNILRCEs
+ apri2-tf Ns KING STREET.
DLEAsAET CORNER FROM RoOMs,
llOi MADISON rIhkEI.
aprl7-im Cor. Delaware avenue.
TNOk RANT TWO FLOORS FOR LlaHl
i manufacturing aoxi2o iest; plenty Of Light
Nv - - WILMINGTON PROVISION co.
ssp27-u Ihird and Orange stroets
TIOK RENr-hOOAs On Uf4lCEA
II yleu bos hAkk IA STREET.
FOR RENT.
us W. Ninth street. grooms and bath.
COZ and dO2l5 Madison street. store, slA
GEoKGE n. MILLER.
alr2s-im ios ". Eighth street.
FOR RENT.
Pyle St and Bayard ave, Two new houses
sos Harrison street.. "a roo1ns and bath. SO.
30 and 10 Glay avenue, 8 rooms ana bath siA
1900 stockton street. Rooms and hath, ei2
Robinson street hTe rooms, 50.
N. r. Corner Ninth and Lombard Streets sto1
CARROLL W. GRIFFITH,
apr2i-ti No. west Ninth street
FOR RENT.
. MODERN EIGHT-ROOM
B AND BATH PORCH
FRONT HOUSE,
{ Between Jackson and Van Buren, streets, iacu
{ the South Brandywine Park Drive. An col
veniences; y minutes walk from Ninth an
/ Market $500.
/, HORACE s. ALLEN, Delm. Phone ii05.
/. mnr2s-tf iOO0 wawaset Ave.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
Council Majority Is
Non Partisan and
Unpledged
Republicans Save Only
Tax Collector from
the Wreck
Non-Partisans Will Contest Election
of Clsmpitt for Council In Second
Ward in Favor Of Van
Degrlft

Practically $4,000 votes were polled
In Tuesdays election.
OF this number A. c. Harper re-
ceived 11,O64, Lee C. Gates 9OO4, DR..
Lindley 1909, Stanley B. Wilson 4O11,
Frank A. Marek $50, Wiley ]. Phillips
655.
Harper's plurality was 2060. Harper
carried the First, Second. Sixth, Sew
enth, Eighth and Ninth and Gates
carried the Third, Fourth and Fifth.
Lindley failed to carry a ward and
he had a plurality in only six of the
139 precincts.
Leslie r. Hewitt for city attorney
had the record vote. He has q clear
majority over all and his plurality over
George Beebe was almost 5000. Capt
Hance came second with a plurality
of about $500 over H. u. Osborne for
treasurer; Walter Mallard's plurality
over Evan Lewis for assessor was
about 5000 and w. C. Mushet for au-
ditor had a plurality of about $500
over Norman Bryant.
Harry j. Lelande for city clerk of
course received the highest vote, as
he was the nominee of the three lead
ing parties and practically had no
opposition.
Machine Loses the Council
Although the Republican machine
elected Healy, Blanchard and Lyon
and claims the election of Clampitt,
whose election, however, is to be con-
tested and with every prospect of sue
cess on the part of the non-partisans
in the interest of A. S. Van Degrift,
the machine will not control the coun-
ell by reason of the fact that H. H.
Yonkin, the Republican who defeated
Houghton and ]. V. Akey in the Sixth
ward, Is not machine man. Yonkin
defeated the machine candidate for
nomination in convention and he was
not assisted in his fight for election
by the machine. He is regarded more
as an independent and leaders in the
non-partisan movement express their
utmost confidence in his honesty and
good business judgment.
The Republicans saved but one office
out of the wreck and that the least
important of all. E. e. Johnson, who
turned down the non-partisan NOM
ination in order to secure the machine
nomination, succeeded in being re-
elected tax and license collector.
Tables showing the results by pre-
cincts follow:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06

Grand total-Lindley, $685.; Harper, 10,-
62S Marek. 1884, Gates, 1865; Wilson, 1888;
Phillips, 607.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06

Totals . 7S7 101t 1O7 271
Grand total-Bryant 1916. Mushet
5000, Stockell 1164, OBrien 1857 Dietz
$50.