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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-02
Freight Car and Contents DurnsA.

Centralia--A Wabash freight car con-
tanning valuable merchandise was de-
stroyed by fire here. A brakeman's
lamp ignited gasoline.
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BIC Drug Companies Consolidate

St. Louis-The J. s. Merrell and thu
Montt-West drug companies are I'D
20 have consolidated. the former ~
sprbipg the latter
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the general quality of play, which /


the general quality of play, which II
taken solely into account, Grand
Forks would have earned a winning.
The detailed score shows that Grand
Forks made seven hits as against four
by the visitors, and erred only once
to four times by their opponents. But
the trouble was the hits didn't come
when worst needed. Four or five diff
ferent times the locals had the bases
occupied and only a single was need
ed to tie or win the game, but the
much desired larrup was not forth
coming. Lake Linden, on the other
hand, hit timely.
Fogarty passed Becker and Lelli-
welt, the first two up in the fourth.
Solbraa sacrificed them along, Lovett
hit to Leighty and the latter whipped
home to Hart, catching Becker at the
plate. With two out, Lelivelt on
third, and Lovett on second, and two
strikes on the batter, Bernson drove
out single, giving the Lakes two
runs. The next man up was an easy
out. Fogarty was himself respon-
sible for at least one of these scores
In the ninth the Lindenites gathered in
anotner run, BerntsOn hitting for two
bags, following Harris, boot of Lelli-
velt's drive to third base.
The locals scored in the fifth inning
On two singles and sacrifice, the Wis
itors claiming, however, that Wilson
was out at the plate on the throw-in.
Bushelman, however, ruled that Kurke
the Linden catcher, failed to tag the
runner. The second and last tally
came in the ninth with two out. VIII
son led of with a single, Giencke. who
was sent in to bat for Fogarty, drove
long fly to right field which was
smothered, Hanrahan fouled out to
Solbraa, and Leighty made first on
Solbraa's error. Wilson, in the mean
time had reached third base. With
Hart at bat Leighty and Wilson at
tempted the double steal on the first
pitched ball. Kurke threw to Grueb-
ner who was covering second base and
the Linden crowd purposely allowed
Wilson to score while they tired
Leighty out between bases, finally tag
cling him and ending the game.
The detailed score:
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NEVER MISS Penn.

The absence Of umpires from league
games In this city has come to be a
rather frequent occurrence, but the
fans are not known to be shedding
many tears, as one or two of the ar
biters that have performed here in
sisted upon being bad in their work.
Not only bad for Grand Forks but for
the other teams, too.
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DULUTH LOST.

Duluth, MIMI, July 24.-Krick was
easy for Hancock Monday, and aided
by errors, the Patriots piled up eight
runs. Terry had the Sox on his staif
until the ninth, when a single, triple
and sacrifice netted two runs. The
score:
Duluth :......0 90 o 0 0 o Q % s /
Batteries: Duluth Krick and Stevens;
Hancock, Terry and Stewart. Umpire,
Roche,
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AGAIN TOMORROW.

The Grand Forks Browns are en-
gaging the. attention of the Lake Lin
den aggregation this afternoon and
will do SO again tomorrow, after
which Hought0n comes here for a
series of three games
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PLAY HILLsBORO.

Arrangements are in course of maxi
ing for ball game here next Sunday
between the Grand Forks Picketts and
Hillsboro. The latter team is said to
be a fast amateur aggregation and a
good game should result if the match
is settled mon
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ON THE SLIDE.

Fargo, N. D., July 24.-Fargo made
enough hits yesterday to win the
game from the Calumet Aristocrats,
but six errors was too much of
handicap, and the leaders carried away
the game with safe majority. The
score:
Calumet 100 / 5 Q Q 3 Q o % 10
Batteries: Fargo. Mcmillan and
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CLOSE GAME.

Winnipeg, Man, July 24.-The
Houghton Giants took the first game
of the series from the Maroons, shut
ting the Maroons out without score.
Summerlott's error in the seventh in
ming allowed Houghton to score the
Only run, of the game. The score:
r. H. E.
Winnipeg ...................0 6 1
Batteries: Winnipeg. sporer and
Leach; Houghton, Beecher and Smith.
Umpire, McGraw. Attendance, 1,5OO.
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Notes..

LuderuS made q record of Dut-OutS
yesterday which 1t is believed sets
mark in the United States. The writ
er has seen the statement that the rec
ord number Of put-outs ever made by
single player in a game was Fl.
Luderus yesterday had total of %
put-outs and assists.
THE best laid plans of mice or men
gang aft aglee." The Browns certain
ly outhit and outfielded the Linden
crowd yesterday-and still they lost.
Extra! Special! o'clock edition.
The reason for Grand Forks base ball
defeats has been discovered. Pitcher
Fogarty has hung a rusty horseshoe
over the Grand Forks players bench.
Whoever heard OF a ball team winning
with a rusty horseshoe. Get new
one Fogy.
Wilson took a brace in batting and
he and Luderus each made pair of
safe hits yesterday.
The fourth was Fogarty's bad in
ming yesterday, the first two men up
getting transportation.
The Browns are scheduled to play
the Linden crowd again today. A bet
ter attendance at the games would GER
tainly be appreciated. Grand Forks
is coming to be the laughing stock of
other towns as we'll as foreign players.
Let's brace up and maybe the players
will have an incentive for doing like
wise.
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"A dwarf may keep pace with giant
II he will but move his legs little
faster" And want advertiser" may
realize FULLY AS GREAT RETURNS
UPON HIS INVESTMENT IN AD-
VERTISING SPACE as the lsrgest
merchant
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Summary.

summary.
Becker. Berntson; struck out BY Fog
arty l. by Newcombe 2; bases on balls
on Fogarty g.. Off Newcombe none; hit
by pitched ball. Chandler. Time Of game
ThOrson.
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ST. PAUL. MINN.-B,ennial saenger.:
fest of the saengerbund Of the
Northwest. Tickets on sale July "a.
Is and 26, good to return until July
81. with extension features making
final extension Aug. Is. 1906. Rate
one fare plus Soc.
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Times Want AIS. and good tenants
for good houses and good houses for
EuOd tenants.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

, Grand Forks 2. Lake Linden 3. q
Duluth 2, Hancock 8.
Fargo 8, Calumet 8.
Winnipeg 0, Houghton 1.
, Gaines Sunday. .
Lake Linden IA. Fargo 6.
Houghton z, Duluth /. 9
Games Today. =
Lake Linden at Grand Forks.
Houghton at Winnipeg.
Calumet at Fargo.
Hancock at Duluth. 9
90 . q % q o q O q o
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Score BY Innings.
Lake Linden o o o 2 o o oo1-s
Grand Forks Q Q o i Q Q Q l-S : /
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For eruptions. sores, pimples, kid
ney and liver troubles, constipation,
Indigestion. use HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Carries new life to
every part Of the body. Tea or Tab
lets. IS cents.-Lion Drug Store.
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Go to ]. B. Woodley for harness,
whips. collars, sweat pads, blankets
and lap robes. A new and up to date
stock. Repairing a specially. Prices
are right. AL Coons, Manager.
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the EvENNa TIMES. GRAND FORKS. N. D.

atted for Fogarty in the ninth.
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Ever notice that some people can't
give compliment without mixing it
with quinine?
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

r1ann. 20 1856 Haixht At
,,,ss,s Norman > MIlier % Berkeley- and Mary O.
Theodore A. ~ Tominskf 21. 1900 Ninth
ave-. and Ida Paul., Is. 24ssB Post at.
:. Eugene A.. 5iizen. 50. Flagstan, Ariz.. and
Ear MannS: q q rfpsnln etT and ME Miriam East.
Hsrry A. Blanksnsbip. Is. 4s Exeter ST.. and
William Hanten. 2l. 128 Laguns ST.. and
R1ana ~ Reiner. Is 1853 Sacramento St
Lillian J. q Byers s01s ias London aS nona0n s ST. ana
Antonio GsgiIsrdi. p, Stockton and Louise
:. Martin Murray 20. Philadelphia. and Nay
Harry Johnson. 40. III San Bruno averue and
Annie a. F. Sands1o. IS. 35T5 Twenty third ST.
5 Moore. "A. $40 Devisadero st
Matthew $. O'Brien, II. S27 Haight ST.. and
james TkaW. L. 2si7 Mission st szs and Emily
B. Duck. 42. city
Margaret A. thompson asl ss II California ave
OAKLAND. Oct. THE following msrrIags
licenses were issued today:
Earl B. Hanley 26 Berkeley. and Marie P
Matthews. p. Oakland.
Fslice savieliano. a. San Francisco, and Kate
william BInden. 50. san Jose. and Lillian
Harry D: Yee; "a, Berkeley. and Clara t. K.
Ho 20. Berkeley.
Y. May. p. san Francisco
Louis Graham. %. San Francisco. and Ella
c. Anderson. %, Oakland
George W Morton. AZ. Oakland. and Jennie
Henry r. Flisler %. Oakland. and Florence
NJ. Hood. %. Oakland.
Joseph 9. Mofaza, p, San Leandro. aud Mary
g. Leah 10, San Leandro.
George o. Boriweu. "a, Alameda, and Nancy
NJ. C0ilOm. p. Berkeley.
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PROPOSALS..
IcE TO sCoNTR RACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
3ffce of the Board of State Harhor Commission
ers unioa Depot and Ferry I H9Gss ,oas San Frau
Sealed proposals or bids viii be received at
this office at or prior to 2:s0 o'clock p. M on
THURSDAY October f. 1906 for repiing the
snar retaining wall at foot Of second st
the water front Of the City and County OF
san Francisco. in accordance with the speci.
eineer of the board and adopted by the
hoard September 90. 1906, and on file in this
Office to which special reference is hereby
made.
VIII consist Of piles Furnished by the eoardl,
merchantable yellow FIR lumber. bolts wire
rope and spikes, all of the best quality specI
Ma will be received unless II IS made on
blank form furnished from this office and Is
accompanied by certified check for i've f5l
lie order of the Secretars OF the board as
guarantee on the part OF the successful bidder
that he will within six f6l days after tie
tract to do said work. according to the sDeci6
cations prepared therefor. and will also ex
ernte and file with the hoard bond IN sueh
sum as the board mayNdeem adequate. with a
of State Harbor Commissioners. and condl-
toned for the faithful performance. Of such
contract aard noT nlesa @ dslireed o p f m
or ia the Assistant Secretary. at the office Of
the Secretary. IT or prior TO ESQ o'clock p. M.
on THURSDAY. October 4. 1906. at which
time and place the bids viii be opened rhe
boar,, reserves the right to reject anv or
All bids II deemed for the best interests of
the State. Bidders are invited to be presens
at the opening OF the bids.
80 s'-'' rHARIES H. SPEAR.
]. D. MACKENZIE
HENRY J. CROCKER
Board Of State Harbor Commissioners
JOHN NJ F0Y. Secretary
LOTT b. NoRT0N. Chief Engineer
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OAKLAND real ESTATE.

! CITY AND COUNTRY HOME COMBINED.
Lsrge nine-room residence. bay windows,
four msntels; modern plumbing; large private
barn, auto garage, etc; thoroughly modern
and up 70 date, with sanitary plumbing. and
in hrst-elass repair; nearly two acres of
ground fronting High ST.. Virginia ave.
and Vernon ave-; the electric cars TO Mills
Seminary and Leona Heights pass the prop
erty on Vernon ave-. place known the
Berlin place. three blocks to the public
schools; six blocks 70 the new Union High
School and Scenic Boulevard surrounded by
some Of the best homes IN Alameda County
the owners are non-residents and took this
place under foreclosure OF mortgage for more
than $4,000: price is now reduced to Se500
for an immediate sale; terms only $500 cash.
balance on time; place is now vacant and
ready for occupancy; there is caretaker on
the premises all the time to show the place;
tske Seventh street local train 23d ave-.
then Mills College and Leona Heights cleo
tTic car, or take the East Oakland aud Hay
wards electric car and transfer to the Leona
Heights car at High st. and San Leandro
road; the house and any part Of the ground
win be sold al a less price according TO the
amount OF ground taken. For further par
uculsrs and terms see J. S. MYERS. 1902
Broadway. Oakland.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR.
EENCE
WASHINGTON. AUGUST 81, 1909.

RtsNt1--
WASHINGTON, AUGUST 81. 1900.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned it has been made to appear
that The Croker National Bank Of San Fran
cisco, in the City OF San Francisco, In ths
County of San Francisco and State OF California
mas compiled with all the provisions Of the
s'sAct OF Congress to enable National Banking
Associations To extend their corporate existence
and for other purposes" approved July 1ath.
1882.
Now. therefore. L THOMAS p. KANE. DEPUTY
and Acting Comptroller of the Currency do
hereby certify that The Crocker National Bank
of San Francisco. In the City OF San Francisco
IN the County OK San Francisco and State OF
California. is authorized to hat succession for
tie period specified In its amended articles OF
association, namely. until close OF business on
August 81. 1896
In testimony whereof witness my band ana
seal of office this thirty hrst day Of August. 1905.
Seal I. p. KANE
Deputy and Acting conptrolier OF the Cur.
rency-
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MARRIAGES.
BOWEN-ROBERS0N-In this city. septembse
90 1905, by the Rev. H. A. Luckenbach, wal
ter ". Bowen and Sarah J. Robertson. both
Of San Francisco.
COWAN-CARLSON-ID this city. September a.
1906. by the Rev. H. A. Luckenbach.
Marshall Cowan Of San Francisco and Ida
Carlson Of Kern City. Cal
CIS-sINGLETON-In this city October
1. 1906 By the Rev. h. A. Luckenbach John
A Francis and Maud B. Singleton. both OF
San Francisco
MOFFAT-LETTERINE- this city. Septsm-
Der %. 1906. By the Rev. J. p Turner. Will,
liam Moffat and Ella Letteriae. both OF san
Francisco.
MoRRIS-McLEoD-In this city. August 80
1906, by the Rev. Fl. A. Luckenbach, Edward
L Morris Of Berkeley and Mary J. Mcleod Of
San Francisco.
PRICE-LA8lOCREAUX- this city, asptem-
Der 20. 1906, By the Rev. A c. Bane. Albert
Price and Anna NJ Lamoureaux. both OF San
Francisco.
WILCOx-ROJAS-In this city September l.
1905, by the Rev. B. p. Paddock, willard
Q. Wilcox and Lydia A. Rojas. both OF san
Francisco.
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DEATHS.

Armbrusts Henry Keen. Alice NJ %
Brady. CIariee. m Lecount Andrew, S.
Carpenter. Thomas, 10 Locke, Francis L, "a I
Cochran, James s.. Mills. Waiter. "A
Conklln. James 6S Rollins. Eva NJ. IL
Crandall, Mary E.. "a Schosnfeldt. II. W., %
Dinan. John Smith. Jacob Angel
Finnigan Owen. 90 St0ney Randel c.. 81
Gienger. Charles. 70 Teehner Lars. "a
Harvey. Miss Mary Umfred, Helen. Is
Kahn. Herman. 73 Wands. Ada E.. n
ARMBRUsT-In this city. October 2. 1000.
Henry Armbrnst, a native OF st. Louis. Mon
tana. A member Of Old Friends Grove No.
139. Q. A o. D.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Friday. October
5. at O'Clock p. NJ, from the funeral par
lors Of Gantner Bros. $3.50 Sixteenth street.
between Church and Sanches. Interment
Meunt Oiivet Cemetery.
BRADY-In this city, October 2, 1906 CIaries
e.. beloved daughter OF Thomas aud Celepe
Brady. native OF California, aged months
and . days.
The funeral win take place today Cwednes-
day.. Private
CARPENTER-In this city. October g 1906.
Thomas Carpenter. beloved father Of Thomas
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses we're issued
yesterday:
Arthur 2. crowell; p. sss Page St. and
william G. Davis, 10. city, and Lizzie Bau-
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent BY
mail viii not be inserted They must be handed
In at either OF the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence OF persons
authorized 70 have the sane published. Notices
charge
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BOYLE PARK.
MIL VALLEY.

= TIE SWITZERLAND or AMERICA
. Large slightly lots wooded: bay and noun
tain view streets being graded and severed:
lpi.d!ng restriction; 3 minutes 70 station lots
En O. !. 7. Parker, agent, Mil Valley
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Ross VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

FURNISHED for rent, at Ross. G minutes walE
from station, one s-rOom cottage. new, and o
new. modern residence. s rooms; rent reason
able. Apply to station agent at Ross, OF &c
NILFCRDS, WordEworth ave.
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rRUTTvALE REAL ESTATE.


FOR salc-In the best part Of Fruitrale, lot
l25xlSo, with cottages. rents $75 price
$1,000. Apply 52S NicO ave-. FraitTale; no
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BERKELEY REAL EsTATE.


s1,5oo--New 4-rdem plastered cottage wired
$500 cash. balance $50 monthly; lot 30x
100.
$1,e00-New 5-room cottage, neatly finished;
venienf to cars: lot 9ox130; terms, $500
cash and 500 per month.
s2,150-5-room cottage with bath pantry.
laundry. etc. lot 4oxIIT; located in a
neighborhood where values bound to
advance; terms, $3.50 down, balance
monthly.
2,soo-New shingled Broom cottage with
bath, pantry. laundry etc: lot 31x96:
convenient to Key Route and s. P.
station; terms, $3.50 down, balance S25
per month
So 900-New broom bungalow near TO Tele-
graph ave-. bath, pantry laundry, nicely
finished: lot 40x117; street work done
convenient to Key Route, terms $50
down, balance $25 per month.
So, ,500-Nearly new T-ropm house with all the
modern eotiveniences; lot 3Sx125; street
work all done; owner must SELL price re-
dgeed from $4,000; terms. $1,000 cash,
balance monthly same as rent,
S3, 500-New Groom Queen Anne house, beau
tifnlly Finished convenient TO Key
Route and S. p stations; lot 33x135;
street work and walks completes terms,
$1,000 down, balance monthly.
o. A. RUDOLPH,
LORIN STATION,
S. w. Corner e3rd & Adeline sts., South Berkeley
FOR sale-Modern cottage, : rooms, lot 50xi5o,
at 2438 Ellsworth ST.; price $3.50: terms; also
other choice property /. r. WHITNEY,
agent 93 Market ct.
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Continued on PAGE Fiftesa-
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HALF,fooN BAY REAL ESTATE.

HALFsfooN BAY REAL ESTATE.
FREE E-Excursioa-Free.
Every sunday and Wednesday.
We offering property which for either
home or.speculation has absolutely equal ar
Halfmoon Bay Our Francis Beach Tract lies
directly along the main street. having a front
age for almost a half mile on the finest bencn
IN California. The Ocean shore depot is with
in / block and the big hotel proposed by the
Ocean Shore Hotel Co. viii be directly across
the street. These advantages that the in
vestor cannot afford TO overlook. Big double
lots; choice location; easy terms. Cali at our
office or telephone Special 1878 and we win re-
serve . seat for you on our big Stanford tally
no. Cars leave Fifth and Market SITS. $50
s. m. sharp.
w J. MORGAN CO..
Investment Bankers
925 Golden Gate Avenue.
FREE EXCURSIONS FREE
EVERY SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Nest desirable and largest lots; adjoining
beach and e. r.. station: $50 and up. little
down little payments. no interest. Call or write
for information and excursion ticket
+. L. HILL & CO..
Room 3, East St, opposite Ferry bldg.
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unRsrs Axn w.GoNs-

ONE horse, buggy and harness, $40; team Of
team Of small mules, $lo5; team Of lsrge
mules snd 1 rock WAGON. cheap: Il head 81
work and light wagon harness. double and sin
gle: will trade or sell next Saturday. October
G. auction sale, II a. m. at 565 Fourth st..
Oakland.
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BIRTHS.

this city. to the wife Of John
T. Walters. a son.
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ssrIL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

HOsFS n the country: send for catalogue c.
II WOOSTER CO. 1856 o'Farreli -.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

IsF0s- Nus of people are looking FOR country
= hozsss close 10 the city. aIin Valley, just -
.. minrtes Irom san Francisco. is the only suburb
which Las IN combination the natural beauties
Of the country aud all city advantages.
e. We handle the choicest property IN Martin
County. which sells at prices and on terms uD-
dreamed Of: $500 VIII buy you a beautiful lot;
?. All ask is 2 small payment down and the
baisnce in easy monthly installmenfs.
Iall aud before good lots are an
gone J. FRED SCHLISGNAN CO, MIL
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$4,000. INCOME $72o.
CENTER OF CHINATOWN
Good two-story building used as factory
$500 invested here win net "a per cent.
Only with
THE CORNER lot co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

WORK horses business horses and road horses
25 m for sale at United HoFse Market. 615
Broadway. nesr creek boat. T. P. SMITH
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

CsLIF0EaIA and. 81 acre. balance entire pur
. chase s week Tor each acres; taxes: DO
ready 70 piow; under irrigation; perpetual
water rights immediate possession given; paf-
Hicu1afs maps Photographs for &c stamp
. SteV.nsoa Colony, room &c, I03 Van Ness ave,
Pan Francisco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
h |: ] A |
DECLARES THE /. |! I. } I an
a2aiJe ft,ti
This Defense Put Up by Martha
Ann m Taylor 4 a. \. Analysis
Will BE Made. (,

II Or. =, q. Lev. presId ent iof the Board
OF Health, hasss III Ill possession for
analysis a packsGs ot 81 hat ia alleged b to
be cocaine. Upon the report Of the physi-i
clan as to what the slitsls white powder.
contains rest ths liberty or Incarceration.
OF a negro worsar ,ss II ~
4 Martha Annd yay lor, !: a. Iegro, woman
well known to the lice. was IN Police
Court yesterda m ornlng on the charge
OF selling cocaine g. atrolm man Duffy
marked two quarters and gave them g
two negro women; H and told them TO- pu r-s
chase cocaine. he FOL lowed the women
to the home OF the. 4 Or " oma 4, &! 8
found that bothS of them had plrcl.a a!ss
what they thor@ht to be 7 he DRY g,ssS 9
two marked coins We're found II o!Ai %
woman's person.; y 3 y \, ~
4. When confronted With the charse y
court, the woman a MED N ying 500
any dope, and SAID that the! poWdge " tllle
packages taken from the Two women ~
was not coca line y. 81
Attorney Pollock sent one Of the pack
ages to DR.. LsYy and ask hat II be
analysed n III rs IL found thatsslt Il not
cocaine 1t is proba bic that anpeRsy s's-
.s'lYhat e the white oWdsIs that srobs
one Of his reaspniIlg oWers y,.stwlll ne tae
question forFEtEie polio 70 solve ai!eT-
wards, They are now OF the opl mon that
icocalneiis being sent 70 Richmond ana Y
being adulterated by agents hers, VINO
sell It to negroes and a faY " h!te ipeoptsee.