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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11

An American in England affords mat
ter for munich perpleXity and astonisb.
ment TO his English kinsmen. one Of
them was being shown an old church
buried.
"a great many people slocp boucatl,
this rouf' said thc guido. iudicat inr
th, msCrip ION covered floor with a
sweep of his band.
'So?' said thu American; same wav
over la our country Why don't voil
get "a more interesting preacher?'--
London Tit Bits.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
let's. Druggists refund money III IL falls
to cure. 70. w, GROVES signature is
on each box. Csc 80
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
our-year-olds and upward, selling,

Wllams start
to 0 to
TO
Annrn ice AlnMn
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11

Tines, 80 116ig, 1;i2, 2O33i. At post
S325 Winner ch. g., Goodrich Ignite. Ownt
ing, second same Graphite even place. / to
show. Chckadec l to show. Graphite II
Preservator. Latter stood drive gamcly but
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
HERALD's ASCOT FORM CHART

sT BgyeT PARE{ ian Presiding
SzS IIRsr RAcE Short
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
ASCOT ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-2-year-old colts. and
geldings: furlongs.
- kilter*, b. c. by Standing
Patrona .h.....,....-.1 1lS
- First PirateF, b. c. by Pirate
of PenZance-F Land. 11S
- Horace z, ch, c. by Bannock-
burn Miss Lynah ... IFS
-- King of Spades+a, blk. c. by
Albert Baddina ....... IFS
&C. lialton+@, br. c. by Gigan-
teum-L -Levant ............ 1lS
- Navarro+"@, b. C. by Emp. of
.. Norfolk-La Plata ..... us
(Si9) Ray Egan .... liz
S9o 6apt. Jarrel ............... 113
of0 ,2oh&Ecntufe ............... 113
49, Ioln GllfoN ................. IFS
So3I EdWin L. Fryer ............. 113
eO1 Charles Gllfford .......s.... 113
y; L. Holland entry.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11

.IoupIed FIashlieht stablo
Time-3:01. At post 4 minutes or
Darebin Sophie. Owner RI. Stover. Sta
ino to. > place. q TO 10 show Adams
Decimo ~ sharp last sixteenth drive o
came. MiaS tired badly final eighth. M
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
SSl

;ff 1 ~ 2;gi2 At minute
costy driving Dol Wehof o
o showed
SINrI I2I,t-L, L,,r
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
SSO TIlRD RAcE-0nc mile. Ihrce-year- -oi5
$50

-. TImU-'Z5, .INIg, T'I5. I'lUl. NJ post ]
Winner b. c., Melton-Oria. Owner ]. l..
easily. Masterson ! to 2 place, out show.
out show. Masterson finishing fast und
closing strides. Latter stood last sixteen
Luck tired fast final eighth, could not co
RG1 FOURTH RACE-One and one-oua
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11

es. Off 40 Value TO winner 1929 Winner b. e
ver, start good, won driving. second easily. Dec
Adams even place, to 90 show. Entry out show
drive outstayed Adams. Latter tired when pine
ighth. pulled up quite lame
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11

ks course four-year-olds and upward, selling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
ADDS To STAFF
Of LIBRARY

G. w Smith. city librarian. who
returned FROM a sin weeks trip ia
the east last Tuesday. makes tbs
announcement that two eastern spe.
cialiats will be appointed Ga the
present library staff
The services Of Miss Alice A.
blanchard. As chief ~ tho chil.
dreus department. and Miss Jane
= Gardner. aa chief Of the circnlH.
ton department. have been secured
diaa blanchard is q graduate 81
several prominent eastern library
training colleges Miss Gardner
NaA formerly chief librarian of the
city libraries Of Newport. u /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
BOWEN SIGNS
ORDINANCE

Acting MAYOR David W noWen
YESTERDAY affixed hls signature OF
approval tn the ordinance calling
Tor a special election fof sapiem
Der la to vote on the second Cedar
river main and municipal attcct car
propositions
This completes the confederation
II che propositions By the city Off
ctals and puta them up "a the peo'
pie IA the form recommended hY
the city engineer aud passed by
the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

Hut the most significant effect
Of this low valuation IN Tho result
81 the Increase IN the total assess
meat While the total assessment
Is doubled the personal assessment
OF this company remains about the
same 81. of the total taxes TO BE-
collected the company viii paY less
thaa one half the proportion Il paid
last Year
In addition 90 assessing the tan
Nihls property OF the Seattle Flee
fric company less per mile than It
Mas asaefsed last year Senator
Palmer has actually placed a lower
valatian on The canpny'n franchise.
valuinx e ut tsf.5fs. rs compared
eith So. SOC, the valuation placed
on Il ey Councilman Mullen OF the
board II equalization last yeas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
JAPAN HAS
MEAT SCANDAL
NIPPON OFFICIALS DISCOVER
CANNED HORSE FLGsH w
PLACE or THu SUPPOSED
ARTICLE.
(stsr special ssrviesl

VICTORIA. n G. AUG Japan
has a meat scandal which. la some
respects resembles the bigger scan
DIAL IN the United States Steam
ship Toaa Mafu. which arrived from
the Orient yesterday. brings the la
formation that As tha result Of hn
official Investigation. Japanese 81
flciala discovered that certain pach
era we're selling boiled hof.e fleah
Tor the real article. The meat ia
prepared In SOME ingenious manner
aud II Is difficult &C. detect the real
beef from the imitation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
PARK ESTIMATE FiLuo.

Ths annual estimate ~ the park
department. filed yesterday With
city Comptroller Carroll. calls fof
tnisi for the enmlnR year foF
park purposes NJ tt2s.ats. which
snm includes $4,000 Tor the pur.
chase % land for the Green Lake
driveway aud So. oo8 for The puf
chase Of neu Fairgrounds aud 9th.
er dtiveNays The estimate Il
larger than that for the present
year By ttT.4ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
Is THIS THE REAL
CHARLIE R0SS7

FORT WORTH. Tsxua. Aus -
William Won Hodxs. a tesldea, Of
this place. comes forward vita tbs
statement that De IL the original
Charlie Rosa aud SAYS Ne hAs all
kinds of pfoof 70 back NJ hla asaof
fious The surviving nnmhsrs ~
The Ross family. however. inaisf
that The claimant 10 Ross honora
hears no resemblance 90 the origin
nj gh4Kife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
cAss - DISMISSED.

United States District Judge c
81 Stanford yesterday dismissed an
scii1n brought 1Y 4 ignulngs. a.
trustee IN bankruptcy for the = G
Damon estate. ngainsf ~ T loiiiffe
and wife aud Ada A AkaaalE aud
husband. WIN bad. prior 20 the
bankruptcy proceedings. purchased
from Damon an intereat IN a dOu.
Die corner at Fifth and Marion Tor
"a ABo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
CONVICT STUCK
HIS CELL MATE

OAKLAND. Cal. Aug ? Rna'
Ashbury. who served a sentence N
san Quoutin FOR awtniilhk aEeil
Mrs Tysoa. of Niles. oat 81 yaiaal
BILE diamonds II accused By James
Kinder. hia ceilmate. af having de-
ffauded the latter out ol $50 IA
prison hY selling him a lot 10 oak
land uhich he did not own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
BOY IS SHOT
IN THE FACE

While cleaning a 9scalibor reyol
yer At his home. 293iis Fifat av
last night. Worthy Coleman. 10
ears old. WAs seriously wounded
Ia the face by the accidental dis
charge Of the weapon. which foil
from hts hand and exploded
Coleman was removed 20 the
Providence hospital. where Il was
discovered that the bullet had frae
tufed the iawbone aud. passing M
ward. had lodged ia the back Of
the skull Although In a weak
snsd condition. Il IL thought that
be will recover
Klein. the shoemaker. 2tT James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
rte WASHINGTON Is our.

Tho Washington Magazine for
August has iuat issued from the
press aud several interesting atot
les are contained ia the publication
a Horiaa Of Indian legends and "a
ahsfi history ~ the Indians OF the
NafthWeat make interesting read
ING There are other excellent atpf
loa bf prominent people Of the
NnflhMnni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
Teach the Children
1 TO Save

II YOU have children. by all means
teach them the habit Of saving
This saving OF the pennies is the
foundation on which many 4 fof
tuEe has been bulldsd Make them
kaos the value Of money and start
trem on the right road b. openlng
an account with the Security Saw
ing aud Safe Deposit Company. ilA
Seneca ~ Theit money viii groN
because Il will draw s pes cent Ia
tereai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
Public Notice TO Men

TemoffoN. Friday. s. o. hnfs a
rxalsF s. - T0rFNy rator, and aac
. TarFe4 rafag strup ~ harinli 4
NJ Croxs neux Store. sie Second
sys AZ iar shaving soaps SO 70
AZ pflee. sn8 q s5c iAtheF hfnah
49, as carh razDr purchase
TAsFss Is prufii n these suo,is for
"A hai - wanf yoa TO ket acauatai-
a ssA Raftsll quality ami pfiers
NIL yua - Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
W. A. Gordon Opens Real
Estate Office

W A. IQfion. formerly with 4
Roblnsoa a Co. has opcnvd a real
estate office az ass Arrade building
Mr. Gordon has lived IN Seattle ~
Years ami il exceptionally ssll post
ed On property values. Slacc open
lnK his office Last week. be has Al
feadY made = namher Of aatiafae.
tory deals 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
NEW WESTERN norEl SOLD

Or RHfas II saith late yesleg.
daY afternoon closed She deal Tor
tho purchase ot this New Western
hotel properly. ca Third Az be
tween Columbia and Marion ats
paying $50 0da II r Bresies vas
the former owner The Waitv In
yeafment company represented tho
purchaser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
WILL nuY STOCK.

Tho Central Labor Council has
decided TO purchase a 90 900 bloei,
OF stock IN the Alaska Yukon F'n
cific exposition That amount thel
contend Will give them represents
ton at the exposition The pur
chase vas decided upon AZ meet
Ing held last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
BALBOA llsslto.

The schooner balboa has heeh
llhelcd ZOE aalvage bY the officers
and crow Of the steamer Alice
Gertrude aud hi tho Straits steam.
ship company. the owners The
Aztec Gertrude .ullod the balboa
Into deep water after she struck on
the beach near Gettysburg last
Monday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

The pacific Coast Steamship
enmnany has let a contract 20 the
Iorana company 10 practically re-.
build the steamer California. nov
IN the southern California run. The
Interior will be entirely remodsled
Work will begin shortly
Far nc Knapp 8 West. The srehi.
feeta. 554 Colmau Bldg. viii send
son a book Of plans for pretty
houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
NEW UNION FORMED.

The organization II an interna
tionai Leather Workers union on
harness work waa effected Al q
nesting In the Labor Temple lant
hiEbt. with a mrmherEhlp 81 sa. The
officera viii BE- Installed Aug e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
rosA MARu IN poRr.

The Taaa Maru. ~ the Nippon
Nuscu kaisha. arrived last night
from the Orient. In command of
Can't, kato rho Tnaa had tis
nassengors, maat OF whom were
atectaEe, aud cergo of tea. rice
aud general merchandise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
aAvEnnA WANTS saiooa.

Residents IN the district 70 the
north OF Rnreuua park are eircu.
Iatlux = petition Ning the county
% construct a bridge
srross the Ravsnna park canyon on
18th av n y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

.,,souaa A PECULIAR CON.
.,uArioN OF ctRe U ~
urFs coMPANNss FUR.
.auA4 ASSESSMENT IA
.A,Ns raG SAME AS LAST
sEAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

,hs 1905 assessment as
a. 49, by Assessor Peter aud hia
t'saf,'.s me personal property
fsFa"s ~ seattle Electric cont
hAfs al ~ less than one hai'
pa - wsfs undof The ASSESS
pea y : me effect - more than
tn me total assessment,
aaa'. osrSoual assessment Vt
vaif .s,,s Electric company re'
We ,.s practically che same as Il
vas ~ .'..,.ssmeat on the personal
Inv "a the Seattle Electric
propese r,s asg~sd upon between
eeieF .'....ssos. The assessor and she
tes .. -. 4 the state taN COMMITS
sioa n,f..l,,
..,.issd he Significance oi
y ~ i i aeeaNsaFY 60 review
~, -, eas phase Of the political
-, nf Washington. The state
a.. .s,..mlsslen Is contposed Of Zoe
-, q Tacoma. J + ft"s,
ri,sassalg ana 7 D Roe seil
sn,ksaa fheY Nefu tRis'istei
- ,.sf B, Governor Mead
n,fye makiss re appointment
- msn Governor Mead nainr'
- ,,,ssl,sd the chairman % the
e,.ssasllesa state Central commit
-, IA q sirmau Of The Repuali'
=. S,.fa Ceairal committee IS y
y pslrer 4 seattle, state senatoF
-. H. ThlFl seventh district
- n Palmer i The tax assent
a. ~ seattle Eieeirie company
x.,wr.llv thea. Il could noi be
.,ssr,..i ,hat Palmer would frcoui'
90 sAe apaain,Hent on tie state
=, r,ssnisslaa % any man no
,al.st - uafFisndsY 70 a eompan}
,ssssssusei b Palmer ADD ma
,sr.llt alsa ghf mlsn recommended
\, Alm uoait display an espeeial
,sx.r. s,f any wishes faimef mtsht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
EXTRA cslsGse INSPECTORS

Six extra Chinese inspectors. for
merry stationed az san Pr nctsc0
hats b..ea detailed oa the SQUAD.
aud they arrived last night Tso
all - stationed IN this city
poiiey holdsrs In Mutual Rsserss
life Insurance. Company Of New
Yefs will r.eslvs important infer
nation " thsY will call % Peter
Hansen. isti TERN sse.. ses,tis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

A handsome blouse. TO be worn
with a pearl Efas taffsfa SKIRT. Il Of
chiffon muunaeiine n 10 Of tha
sane dainty tone. and the motifs
Of gray lace are outlined wtth va
dyed 20 an exact shade The fruni
OF the bodice and sleeves are
thiekIT ahiFFef. aud trimmed with
tha tWo atyies % lace
The nscs "a round and coiiafieNa.
and - edged Sith val Insertion
The grille Il AZ the saffata snd its
hsixht Is supplemented BY tucka
These carry the fitted effect To .
high empire line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09
SEATTLE ELECTRIC
IS WELL TREATED

thereafter express 10 the commits.
sion rokardlng the adjustment Of
the assessment Of the seattle Elee
trio company Fhia apparently ia
"a hat has happened
Increased Valuation.
Last Year the personal property
assessment 81 the Seattle Electric
COMPANY Wis fixed hy Assessor
Peter at st.Sl3.5nn 10 thla the
county board Of equalization added
the eompany.s blanket franchise at
a valuation CT SCI 800. increasing
the total Ca si.H86. goa.
This year the assessment 81 the
companY's personal property agreed
upon BY the company. Ia the con
ferenro With the assessor aud the
members 20 the state tax commits.
sion owing their appointment Ia
Palmer h. s2.02s.40l This Is an
increase % $50 .soi. az approximate.
~ as per cent This Is actually
less than the increase Ia the com.
nany'a mileage Tue TO tho con
struetlon Of the Font t.aWtnn liue
and several extensions. ~ that
taken On n mileage basis the com
paws assessment has actually
hecu decreased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

Are you looking Tor good In
vestment In real estate2 Read
Page G closely II contains a mum.
her OF GOOD bargains 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

PLAIN TRUTH
a. long as continue my prac-
iiea IN Seattle I propose 20 adj
here strictly 20 this rule:
Mooney Back II : Cannot Cure
YOU
Any reliable business house
viii refund your money II their
goods are not satisfactory. Why
should not = reliable doetor %
the same thinE7
believe fu advertising what
Do and doing exactly what
advertise.
CURE
asthma. anemla appendicitis,
bronchitis. constipation. disr-
rhoea. eczema, skin cancer,
rheumatism 81 all kinds. palsy.
pinpleN. nervousness from what
ever cause. al stomach. kidney.
bladder and female troubles. dis
eases Of the eve. ear. uase and
throat. headache. backaehe. Ia
grippe. iumhago. Roltre. seiatlea.
pneumonia. tumork. typhoid fever
and consumption 81 It's early
stages b. use Of Ozteou1thsc,
Electric. Xlbgatary aud Light
Cure treatments.
No drugs. medicines or surgery.
TRIAL rs PROOF.
Rs.es, 5000 per month.
$500 fer two weeks.
500 per treatment.
After September isi my rates
viii be advanced 20 $500 PER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-09

Klein. the shoemaker. 2t7 James
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23
SPECIAL PRAISE SERVICE
Programme of Easter Music Rendered
at st. Marks Cathedral.

A special praise service of Easter music
was rendered Mt ST Marks cathedral on
sunday evening, Right Rev. Franklin S,
Spalding. d. D.. conducting tho services.
crowded congregation attended, and all
were well rewarded for their pains
The soloiSts were the Misses Mary KIM
ball, Helen Hartley, Isabel Osborne. Amy
osborne. Mrs w. F. Adams and Mr. viii
Sibley. A. II. Peabody was at the organ
and Karl A. Sched was choir master
Anthem Well Rendered.
The anthem THE Strife Is Ger" credit
cd to Mendclssohn-R Buck was eXcellently
given. and tested the power of the choir
MIR. Adams and Karl Scheid sang duett
Triumphant Lord +" and carried off the
honors OF the evening.
For a Good Cause
Just before the offertory Bishop SpaIdine
addressed the congregation, saying The
Offering this evening, as well as that of
the morning, Will be given for the relief
OF the stricken people of San Francisco
It Is we'll to put funds into the hands of
Christian men. 10 meet the calls that must
come to them" Both offerings aggregated
slO9G5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23

[ao n'al no other possessions. But that piano
was moving She budged IL a few inrhao
Ssels tiIne She pushed. Where she came
nnt rrT'ii Lnn anu Wnere she went the doctor does
| % %tVs hHo"' Out he thinks she is still with
tnat piano. 1t may have been her nna
valued earthly possession. o''e
ann Ua rnt,, anE,her street he saw an old man,
hiuoSny hhiPpaIentiy 20 years of age, riding
bicycle. making for the refuge of rho
p pdlk ana carrying with him on the
OF mnS1l wb,ch SKY tsskytISrTier I with the fossy hair
~ mingled The old bo9s Ind noIthe.
1000 nor blankets. but he saved the don
kiek,nn SS one nc motel the doctor heard one guest
after the shoeE ae prop pyTopriet0F let five minutes
70 wake me up at o'clock. and you yo,,
u,dh thTa 60 40 IT. Will never stop t et
for ' the euhe house sais s He Will keep his word
s mas saved and his personal bcionninau
put ne is probably kicking vet becaisa .
nnS ausi that tba nrteen minutes between O'clock
MIN out of bed. The pronriotor % .nreW
answered: "We may be litt,n eIIeiy LILY
dc. aoo1t some Of our calls. but we elwaWs SeUw
Al Ogden woman refugee who o,
IN M on ti the same train with Dr.. Scbremnee anne
Which whs sun sssms husgng in her arms thing thing
covered with a shawl Sy somsholo sohild lovingly
anr ner II nsr baby was all right. and sbo
doii' This is all I saved
HhiitaIy discipline.
- Dt sehramm pays the highest tr,h,..
tho mi m,iI,ta' tmor's made by the police anS
iit lHe niitery to preserve order ~ AND
naestnn nu 20 protect property. AS be 80 49,
wno n,, So"fi Market street tho Sor,a
antomohro mi,m new-found friend. and on
Ing two soIaiare lame rushing along Contain
tected him. and showed his cbo paage pro-
mission but tho soldiers invitsd aeLer S's and
Panlon. husky six-footar Ills COM
fellow, to get into fho broad
In9olle. He said: II don'S .me auto
tS, t,oe, and have plenty of busInnsmsa Want to
ond 10 once more they invited Nj; At
$780, dnu ne refused when one OF the sa,J,l. INN.
such mon gun on him. saying: we e'I,ers nedS
children and help to light The "Smen Srn and
~, man was on his way to flnd hIs nIe. at The
nti nn Elelded TO the Inevitable We IaS.er' put
III III u9y with the soldiery ana worked
1850, .eaSeu 10 get his lunch he feit wren ,hn re-
Isr LUuiu consclentlously desert thet ,,iat ne
n, a,,od e9ulrement ont to go and 0nd b;a ucu-
Messages About Others.
iole TO send word TO IN vas happily
NJ, ne Fiucock family thai he md
rgbuns foWers and young p,6so so seen
,nra nu, soay In San Franciseo ucock on
hem bnt pare,ntly o,nly unharmed IL ooth
we're IN ~ oould pi not speak to tbcn, Tsw saw
oct away fig zig crowd at the ferry tuas mes
hem and recnanil, nm, and though he sly ssS
bat bath them. The tumuIt We me could not
70 read t,oice could be heard 80 80 great !
b,,. .Cmo , IN their eyes tho however.
Ie brought il. send homo to friends ,na! an5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23
Utah Light and Railway Company
EMPLOYEES to Act

1t is a certainty that a concerted action
In some maner Will be taken by the en-
ployees OF the Utah Light and Railway
company within a few days toward rails
Ing fund for the relief OF the California
sufferers. These employees include ths
street-cnr men, men employed in the car
barn and number OF mechanics and
skilled workmen In various departments
OF the company's service The contribu-
.ors' as contemplated. number about 675
men and while the individual contribuo
tions VIII be entirely voluntary an effort
VIII be made to have each OF the ent.
pioyeeS give certain sum The amount
OIL these individual donations, IL is ex-
pected' Will not be more than 50 and NOT
less than 81 each ''
50 Bronze Clock s1.5O this week. TX
l.. Furniture Removal Sale
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23
GIVES $1,000 TO
CALIFORNIA UFFERERS
Tony Jacobson and Wife Send
Handsome Sum Through
Bankers.

The Eoodly sum OF $1,000 was contributed
to the citizens California relief fund
Sdnday by Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Jacobson.
Tho subscription was made by telegram
through Mr.. Jacobson's bankers in Salt
Lake from Los Angeles. where he and
Mrs. Jacobson went but few days be-
fore tho San Francisco disaster.
Manager for Columbus Con.
Mr.. Jacobson Ia manager OF the
Columbus Consolidated minc at Alta, and
is interested in other properties In tho
near neighborhood OF that bonanza. He
has bad a rcmarkablaly successful career
In mining In recent years, but the times
have been numerous and extended when
he was not able TO make donations of this
magnitude. In fact less than six years
ago Mr.. Jacobson was working in a mine
at Stockton as a plain everyday miner
for daily wages.
Had Firm Faith in Alta
1t is only about four years since he
went TO Alta TO take In charge the ground
now owned by the Columbus Consoli-
worked when a nero boy twenty years
ago. He had always had faith through
the years that he had worked In Nevada
and California and Utah In the merits Of
Alta, and the knowledge he acquired IN
natures school of mines continually con-
hrmed his faith.
Finally Won Out
The development OF the property was
long and tedius task, and several times II
seemed that the undertaking must be
abandoned for lack OF funds But by
pluck and n vigorous handling of the pick
Mr. jacobson finally won out. demon
strated the correctness OF his reading
of the ground and made for himself
l competency and a name The Columbus
mine Is now valued at over
{. 10000 and IL is one of the rare in
stances In mining where miner without
means began the development Of a mine,
brought II to a success and continued
nterruptedly as Its manager
Never Forget Unfortunates.
The circumstance is also Il reminder OF
he fact that men who make thoir money
n mining by beginning With the pick do
lot, as class, forget the needs OF the
I'm their DrOsDoritN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23
RUSH in THE FUNDS
Gov. Cutler Requests That Relief
Committees Act Promptly.

Gov John c. Cutler urgently requests
that as fast as money is collected by re-
lief COMMITTEES throughout the State for
suffering and destitute people in California
IL be Immediately forwarded to w. s. Nc
Cornick State treasurer for said fund,
Salt Lake City.
This request is the result OF the follow
ing telegram which was received by Gov
Cutler from Gov. George C. Pardee on
Sunday:
SACRAMENTO. Cal, April 22-Hon.
John c, Cutler, Governor. Salt Lake Sim
cere thanks for sympathy and offer OF
help There are vast numbers of home
less destitute persons and fear we will
be compelled TO care for many OF them
for weeks.
GEORGE C. PARbEE, Governor"