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New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
Proposals.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
City of New Rochelle, n. 7.


Sealed proposals viii be received by the Common Co1-
p m. Monday. December %. 1901. the Common
Council Chambers Cfty Han Building. ths
corner OF Main Mechanic streets. all
eighteen Qs certificates Of indebtedness for thousand
tslepeo) Dollars each. and certificate OF indebted
ness for thousand hundred and
S1sI5) Dollars. be dated 23rd day OF Decsroes
1907. and payable the 23rd day OF August. 1908
These OF
70 Chapter lbs Of the OF New York.
for the 1899 and the Acts thereof and
pursuant to resolution of the Common Council Of said
city adopted November 10. 1907: said certificates OF
debtedness to be issued in anticipation Of the collection
OF City taxes for the 1905 These certificates
TO be numbered from nineteen inclusive and shall
bear interest the OF 6 cent? centuu,
per annum and will be sold 20 the person. firm or cor
poratfon Offering the highest premium therefor
The City reserves the right reject all bids
All bus &c be addressed Charles kanuermeyer.
City Clerk. and marked such.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a deposit OF Ons
thousand (S1 0O0D Dollars cash. certified check
that amount payable the order os City
OF City Of New Rochelle deposit forfeited
the City If the parties whom the certid
Gates shall be awarded fail
accordance with sal
The certificates be delivered Office Of CfR
Treasurer. City Hall. the City New Rochelle
Thursday. December Goth 1897, O'Clock
No bid VIII be- received for less than par
Purchasers Will be required interest
BY order of the Common Council OF the City OF New
Rochelle. N Y
Dated. New Rochelle. y, Y. December 6. 1901.
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER-
City Clark. o
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

tO1TON-There severe break IN the
.on to-day, and while the closing steady
last prices showed loss Of 1s7 points Sales for
The ds= estimated 3J0000 bales The market
eDened steady advance 10 points decline OF
1oi-ts December showed the advance
h9 sugort which seemed 20 be given for the
q making selling level the later positions and
relatively
o1lish predictions the probable showing OF the
report Friday the weakened right
after the call catching stop loss orders scale down
TIE absence OF bull support and the presence Of forced
liquidation encouraged local bears who became
eres-e middle session result OF cable
from Liverpool unless Oldham operatives
reture1 within reasonable period all federated
mills close also dispatch from Boston
stating that New England mills were quite generally
agreeing cUrtsi production for months,
beginning Janusr- J. ana lowest level d day
vas in session. when January sold at 10S4c
ard March SIC TIE close very close TO the
boton al positions According official
pEIs Southern markets unchanged 10 &c
oVe-. snd the decline here furtered by weakness
y December The New Orleans market Exports for the
cay exceeded port receipts and total date
about behind the corresponding figures OF
LAT yeaT-
The prices IL the local market to-day
AZ 70
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Trust Companies.
TO the DEP0SIT0RS IN the
kNIcKERBOckER TRUST COMPANY
Trust Compan;es.

N a en tered b. the
and
and the
more
the 18th the KnhAetor Trust Company
o
o.
amount need mo-
stockholders
o
ebuine at AN earyd date
urpprprI ear7rp,r rr e., HnSDLL PARSONS, Chairman.
GEORGE n. HARTMANN, Secretary.
Room
to o
plan
TrustC
GUY MORRISON WALKER, Chairman
T. D. [. PRENTICE, Secretary
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Local receipts were q. cars. with Ii of contract

grade. .. - t..,-x-
oats were firm all day. but forecast or heaSy
racein.s for tomorrow weakened the market near
the close May opened &c TO Ac higher, at Sic' ad-
vanced 544sc and closed at 54isc TO Sac. Local
receipts were 10e cars -.
of reported heavy receipts OF live hogs The mar
ket strengthened later on the announcement that
the arrivals were less than reported. AT the close
NAV nork was up sc. at S13 60 Lard was or 2lec,
a. & a2lz Ribs were shade higher. at s. 0al.-
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 43
ears. corn 407 cars; oats, 3s cars; hogs 900 head
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
auction Sales-FinancidI.
ANDREW j. MCCORMACK, AuctIoneer-
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN \. MULLER Z SON,
Office No. IS William ST.
Wednesday, Dec. 18th

at 1880 o'clock at the
EXCHANGE SALEsROOM.
NOS IA AND Is vESEY SIRE T.
BY ORDER OF EXEcuToRs
Il shs. Consolidated Gas Co. OF N y
80 shs: Brooklyn Union Gas Co ,s ,ooa
$1,000 Central Union Gas Co. LIST M'ee' p { nu-'
$1,000 Brooklyn Borough Gas Co list Mtge Ss : 1898
$1,000 Utah Northern R. R. Ist Mtge. p C. Bds..
BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATORS.
ST. 2a2 7s19o Judgment against Annie Miller recorded
FOR AceogNT ceeS i 5sPl, OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
5000 Mahoniug G. Shenango Ry. Light Co LIST
Const. Ref. Mtge. > p C. bas'' 1ahS'' i'V
$3.50 Do Do Bond Scrip
q shs Phenix Insurance ssiV Co ef Brooklyn
145 shs. Greenwich Insurance Co.
- l membership n. Y. Produce Exchange
90 shs Peoples Trust Co. of BROOKLYN.
$4,000 InteGnationaI Mahogany Co. p. c. Gold Bds'
s1o17417 claim against Knicserbocker Trust Co. for
~ money deposit, against check.
loo shs Carbon Steel Co. % pfd
ST. 0O0 Standard Motor Construction Co. 1st Bds.
100 shs Vulcan Detnning Co. common
70 70 shs sRs Trust Ir.g Co Of America
81 shs. Magnetic Control Co
loo 90 shs hao Marine Magnetic Control Go,
$4,000 Gulf Ship Island K. r list Refdg. Ierml o p
$4,000 Chic. Gin louisville r. r Genl Refdg. Az
$4,000 International Navigation Co 1ss Mtse. C
So 600 Park Tilford so-year s. F. Deb D. C Bds.
so shs. Carnegie Trust Co.
10 shs. American stogie Co. ptd-
90 shs. Carnegie Trust Co
Io9 100 shs. Phenix Insurance Co. of Brooklyn.
$50 shs. Louisville Lighting Co.
l5 shs. Carnegie Trust Co.
AZ AZ s shs. West eeth street Realty Co,
20 shs. National City Bank
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
PROPOSALS
CLEVELAND PITTSBURGH r.. r. co.

Cleveland, o. Nov. 80, 1907
Sealed proposals for the OF s9s0oo of General
Mortgage Bonds of this Company be
Company for account OF the Sinking Fund.
ceed and accrued interest will be
Office OF Messrs. Winslow. Lanier & Co.. Cedar
Street New York. y. Y. until December 31st 1907.
J. E KLOSS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
REEyEs-Receipts for two days were 205 ca

for two days .po aSe HSS 6 for or
supply but the demand % was sn5 baiIs nis
pefe slow but steady Jersey CITY at the upper
i5c ioWep there was weak market for bologna
both Yards and buyers Iers AND GOOD fat
Jersey firm to 15c higher the yards sse mes
aS bulls :, 4 s. 90 s. s. s9 @
Dressed in desnS sdes at
aed ped u LONDON So cables Of cattle
beef this port TO-DAY & ORR ope onarters
of beef: and the Oceanic win take out about 1000 200
SSrme9isn " viii not get off before wednesday
8 % IsS s. T e n0is da is45 S S
46O H. s. M 10 Pe9nsyVmaPa8 W az 8rspia a9 Vh do ~ 1s IS
s. s. al al s. y Ia 90 20 5sss 90 II s.
ao % n5 n54s g % &c. at z s. Tss'fn i saSs
S4 at 81 10 do e 1a0 1fsas II n s.
ao lss p 3 M e s. DO s9sS s b i0a9 as g 3 IS 3 d.
SEQ pS h. at So To- do. 500 b. at 81 80 ,o,. s,s
1ass keTPs P at s. go I do ISL b.
l9S i Wesiean s aa s6ws So Se 1850 1s ls
1913 s. 90; Pennsylvania bulls l2-' d. at % o.
d o. sissss iioc b 12sa a5 a 3 ST. St.
% zoo So }: 25'$ ''ss, lss s.
1872 MePsefsos p; as s. q 0sS virginia r s.
n s. so & DO % iGs 10 g. n 3d. az q 90 20 ga % a9"s at
S.: 81 ilsi Es h. at 81 So; do
Judd Geo h s .e2 g I n dt de 81 80 s s"iis at 0 at
10 ! Curtis Son: Vermont 1890 n at 50 go,
bulls ib SO s5: DO a47 r at 81 70 10 DC sde
m ar s3 do 67T 81 10; do. 800 ~ at d sO:
COWS 50 60: do 100 10 at Ss so; &c so s
"a a. s3s m at 80: IA do 81 .a do $50 II.
az 81 60. do b 81 so, "A do III lo at 81 4o
& do 772 ~ at 81 30 .,,,, a. ,,ao ~
JOAN P Nelson: 30 bulls a!9 ff at s. 3, DO rI@S ib
do H. 81 75: do, 5s3 10. al S2 %:
cows at So p: do s2s H. at 81 DO 10" 10
al ST IS; 80 de- 73l ~ at 81 40 - 80 - :. ..,o
aG aadSs~ mullen e bulls PCS n at 50 So do $50 iN
at e = .s. wright & Co: IL bulls 754 NJ 81 s5: do,
sol 10 at 81 heer: 80 10 at 81 20; COW $50 ID
~ ~ III do a 81. do s55 m. at 81 30
II II Hollis 90s 10. at So: 10 do s2s rb at
= ssfvrGoPecepts for two days were 1900 head.
.,dinr csc Tor butchers and for the market max
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
DiUidend Notices.

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
quarterly dividend of ONE AND On Il
QUARTER PER CENT. the Common Stock has
been declared payable January 18th. 1905 20 stock
holders OF record the close OF business December
osth. Transfer books will be closed from De
cernber 1907. to January 18th Iaos both nciu-
stva r. E BUGBEE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

$500 600 bnss dSo4 600 bushels the previous
also baS ported continuation of poor grading and
rnafa5 IT,. export demand. Private advices
had ~ per cent Of the Canadian Northwest crop
fs~r,e-ss nlafKeted with so per cent less wheat
than ,a anus aac SO country elevators
f,-x,a. The visible suppIy
and 80 an Increase bushels last year,
etoad more bearish expected The report
TsTrra1o wheat the had al
dton y, llllnos state report out with
IT, 90 per cent for winter wheat against OF in
cabla 90 - government report \ Broomhall
mar seraioicaI reports on the winter wheat
fs5- 81 rnussa were generally rye
a. edpoafa clearances day hal
t oasnels which offset the liberal primary
~ - az ssW York cash closed as follows:
.tu. ei 9oI elevator and 81 OAK o b aAoat: No
G. 1a9 DoIuth. 81 1917. No . hard winter
- l. o aroat CORN-The corn market started
OH strong and &c higher but was nabla 70 rsi1, ii
i+h 10 anu closed locally only 1<c Saturday
- le Nesf about sc higher early upturn was
49, 'he strength In wheat. commission house buvine
t hglu shipments than week and covering OF
ssttrt -SeIlng was partly due larger carlot
1s ~ 1cr tuesday and profit taking About five
Iya'-s were 'aken Tor No ar
1teN1tor a1io Sa9sc afoat:
report ia
ousheis actual last year. OATS-At one time oats
Up DeaIly cent on the active position In Chicago
ouI @ lost good part of it, closed only about sc
S,Tars commission houses leading
@ rs carry IN the dav visible supply Increased
Zuo bushels Cash in local market were steady
eosIseo as follows: Mixed. 2e Sale:
natural white, TO b rIinned white
70 ~ H. s12Gl65c. RYE-Market firm. No Western
Soc, I New York. BARLEY-Nsrl,et nominal
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Dec 16.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

To Holders Of the
FIRST EXTENSION MORTGAGE BONDS
and SERIAL NOTES
of the
BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY
Coupons maturing January 1st- 19os OF the sethie-
bs,, Company Extension Mortgage Bonds
and six per cent. Serial Notes issue Of July 1s 1907
,, re naid on and after December 20th on presenta
,to, and surrender. at the Office Of Messrs Harvey
Ftsk & Sons. 62 Cedar Street. New York CITY, OF the
coupons. ~ r,>-,-s 7-..-or
By order. IS n So-NhS- AEeasiei-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

OFFICE OF
GENERAL RUBBER COMPANY
40 Broadway York Dec 18th. 1901
The COUPON due January LIST. 1905. upon the Ten
voar Four and One-ffalf Per Cent. Gold Debentures
- the General Rubber Company is payable upon
presentation Office Of the First National BANK
No wall New York City
w. DOHN J. WATSON. JR. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
The Hooking Valley Railway COMPANY O

Columbus. Ohio. December 3rd 1907.
--,o Roara Of Directors this day declared
sa,,j-annual dividend of TWO PER CENT t2ee) on
the Preferred capital stock. and sem-annuaI divi-
5a1d Of TWO PER CENT (2eeh the Common cap
ai stock OF this payable On and after jan
1908 at Office OF Messrs- J. p Morgan
e company New York City to stockholders OF record
mon ta hooks of the Company the close or business
December 23rd. 1907. WM n Co4 L IredSuIel'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. December IS. 1907
uEEEJy RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
NEW YORK PRICES

nansTef Hhess: Opening High Low. Close. day
May 81 oa9s 81 1oas $40 ale 9es. o7s
'uy ..---...... 04 oi2s 03% 104l. j o3ls
December COL
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEvEs

TO ports nc
Totals to all ports last week .--------ooo' -"'i -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-18
LIME IN SHAPE AGAIN,
Supt. Van Houscn Returns From Break
In salt Lake Route.

Superintendent Fl. H. Van Eousen
Of the Salt Lake Route has returned
from Caliente and the Meadow Valley
country, where the late washouts de-
stroyed so much of the railroad track.
For two months Supt, Van Houseu has
been on the spot supervising the work
OK recon struC ton, which he said, had
been done ~ u substantial manner, and
an great expense, While the line is not
we'll bsIlss1ed as yet part oe the track
being laid on piled up ties, it is now in
condition to- permit passage of trains
although the Los Angeles limited has
not set been put in operation. owing
TO the unfinished condition OF the
washed out part.
We expect TO have the limited runn-
ing by May H. sand Mr.. Van Housen
1--WE intend to keep tasge force of
men at work on The track, baIIsstiug
and improving the roadbed- The floods
this spring We're unprecedented, and
while we do not anticipate a recurrence
Of them, we propose to build the line so
thai II viii be able to Withstand any
thing In the line OF washouts that
might come. ] have not been advised
OF any Intention to rebuild the line
around the scene OF the washout
Should this be done. IL would require
couple OF years to complete the new
track and meanwhile the old toadbed
must be taken care Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-18
WANTS MONEY FOR
REDEEN|NG MINES

The case Of David W. Medbury yer.
sus W. b Macshorry and the Lincoln
Nevada Mining and Alllllng company
has been transferred from the district
TO the federal court The plalntIg
complains OF defendant Mae Sherry
mat the latter prevailed upon him
about year ago 10 use his influence
for lhe raising OF $4,000 and subse-
queAlly FOR another sum OF tsS, 900 for
the redemption Of certain mining claim
az Phoebe, New promising that IL the
money was raised through the effortg
OF Aedburyi company should be
formed and Medbury would be given
goV,Vttv shares OF the capital stock. 1t
Is alleged In the complaint that Med
DUFFY went 10 work on tho proposition
ana n course o. iims succeeded In rais-
ine The sums stipulated, but that Mac
sherry has failed to perform his part
OF ahe contract Complainant asks that
defendant Alacsherry be compelled TO
Issue 10 ham the said 100000 shares or
IN lieu thereof the sum OF 100000
which Is said to be the present value Of
the stock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-18

sage from the aces Moincs cantal was
received this morning. over the Postal
I Telegraph coinpany's wires. from Des
/ Molnes, In. sis Ralph Palmer, RI
rested here for cimbexzlenent, wanted
In Salt Lake - The query has been
referred 20 the police,
Tcaclicrs' Niccting---The ihlrd grade
teachers OF tho city schools held n
meeting III the city and County builds
ing this afternoon at which Miss
Fish er OF the Webster hool conduct
ed q class ln the study OF Switzerland
and Miss Van Houten OF the Lowell
conducted n class In dsTryAng
Launched an Lalsc---The little
steamer that ram on the Green and
Grand rivers. and which was brought
here on two fiat cars over the d, 4
II, c.. last night. was taken out to
Saltair this afternoon, where II Will
DO launched ON the brlny bosom Of
the Great Salt lake,
Or, Hyatt's PrcdIctlon--,rhe wealth.
er did not clear UP, az the weather
office thought it might owing to UNI
expected stagnant low barometer con-
ditions along this meridian. which
forced the high area approaching
from the west, up towards the north.
SO 1t is showery today. but fair skies
are predicted for tho morrow, with
frost tonight. if clouds are not pres
ent. The minimum temperature over
the country Is moderately high.
ID. S. Murray Ieturns-Genera
Manager u $, Murray OF the Bell
Telephone company returned this
morning, from Butte and the Occur
d'Alene. He says the five years agree
n1ent between the smelling and mining
companies and their men has greatly
silnplifled the situation. and lifted
quite a load of appre llenslon from the
local mind. In Idaho. the now strikes
made In mining properties there have
encouraged local enterprise To- a
marked degree
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-18
ECcLEs IN NEVADA,
President OF Nevada Northern inspect
Ing GuEgenhem Properties

s. w Eccles, president OF the Cum
heIland Ely Copper company, the Me-
yad9 Con- Copper company, the steptoe
Valley Smelling company and the Me-
Yada Northern railroad Is In Nevada
ON tour of inspection OF the Guggen-
helm interests, says the Ely News The
Eccles party spent a busy day at the
growing copper camp The workings
OF the Veteran property, the most fla
nous and valuable OF the holdings OF
the Cumberland Ely Co. were thor
oughly inspected. Visits were made by
other members OK the party TO those In
teresis which command their special at
tentIon, and the entire party was on
the 90 from early morning until late
In the afternoon. President Eccles,
who made a careful eAamina ton OF the
grading and tunnel work on the line OF
the Nevada Northern between Ely ana
the mines, made the following state
ment 10 the White Pine News last
night;
Careful Inspection OF the grade and
tunnel work was made today a NUM-
Der OF details were taken up with the
contractors. The first tunnel Is almost
completed and the second il only pro-
crossing fairly We'll Work will be
pushed more vigorously on this feature
OF the development OF the road and
more men VIII be put on,
Ninety days should sec the rails
laid TO nv mlnes-'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-18
oAsTLEBERRY IN COURT.


In Judge Dlehls court today, James
$. CasIIeberry is having a preliminary
hearing on three counts charging emu
bezzlemenf. There were four charges
against him. but one WAS dismissed,
He is accused OF embezzlng S100.63
from Ernest Smith and George 2, Ma
son: and ON another count SIS from
the same compliments, and SlST. S.
from the Capital Life Insurance COM
pany. He was charged with en-
bczEling $3.50 from the Colorado Ma
tional Life Insurance company but
this case was dismissed on motion of
the prosecution,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-18
DIED IN A SALOON.
James Hagan Found Sitting in a Chair
Nj the Big Four.

James Hagan, about So years Of age.
was found dead in a chair at the Big
4 saloon on West Second South street
at 345 this morning. The body was
removed to ODonnell's underta king
parlors where it will be prepared Tor
burial The CAUSE of death was a
complication OF troubles. and 1t Is
claimed that the nam had been drink
ing heavily of late,
lie was seen last evening at I o'cloc elk
in the saloon He took a drink and
then sat in a chair. No particular at
tenton was paid TO him, and he was
not again noticed until early this
morning, when an employee OF the sa-
loon found his lifeless body In the
chair The police We're notified and
reported the case TO Judge Dieh. 1t
is not likely that an inquest Will be
held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-18
TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, April IS.--itoncy on
cali, steady, 2@$ per cent; ruling rate,
"a; cio1lng bid, 2: offered mt az.
ltnlc loans dull aud ftrrner; 90 day
bills, 81 a 4 per cent. 90 day bills,
A5a siN months, 5 per cent
Close Prime mercantile paper. 0
per cent.
Sterling exchange. easier with nc.
tunl business In bankers bills at
! 1910 gl,S5,f5 for demand, and at
] SEQ 61.52i5 for 60 day bills; post
"a rates, 1;s3!s and 1869 conlmcr-
Bar silver, G5ss,
Mexican dollars, 5016.
Government bonds. steady rail-
road bonds. irregular,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-18
DATE SET FOR
ITS COMPLETION
Western Pacific Officials Hope TO
Have Lime Finished by
September. 1908.
WORK ON OAKLAND TERMINAL.
Company IL to- Spend s2.5OO,OO0 ON
Construction OF Mole, DcpoS and
Tho Ferry Slips.

San Francisco April Is.-The West
ern Pacific railroad has decided to conf
menCe Immediately the construction u
its trans bay terminal along the north
training wall of the Oakland estuary
This work win involve the filing of a
mole 1000 feet in width and between
5000 and 5000 fee; in length.
The construction OF the mole, together
with the erection Of n modern depot
building and slip approaches at It's
western end wsl take about N or Is
months and Involve IA financial outlay
of something like S. 100000 The conf
pany Is bending .ts every energy to
complete us main line between Oakland
and Salt Lake City by the end of
September 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-18
NOVELTY IN RAILRoADING.
Unusual Train Hauled Over Ihc Tracks
OF the Salt Lake Route.

The citizens OF CaIiente We're treated
to novel sight the other day. accord
ing to the Caliente Lode lex press Eight
heavily loaded freight wagons were
pulling up the road but were unable TO
cross the ford at the wash owing to high
water. Yardinaster Blunt, OF the Salt
Lake Route. saw the predicament OF
the teams and kindly offered to help.
Under his instructions the teams were
de1a ched, the wagons coupled together
and the lead wagon coupled 10 the
yard engine. Then giving Engineer
johnson a crack OF a whip purloned
from George Hicks, the iron horse and
It's unique train started along the track,
crossed the Callente & Phoebe railroad
bridge and landed the outfit safely on
the other side OF the watercOurse. Mr.,
Blunt has the good wishes OF he peo-
pie who are DESTROYS OF keeping the
freIght hauling business here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-18

with Salt Lakes administration an in
difference TO the public good. This
was what made IL necessary to fight
grating first, before talking OF high
pressure salt water reservoirs on Twin
Peaks or Knob hill wide streets. and
parked ways. The Ruef political ma
chine became entrenched through tho
voting machines, year before the
quake SChmltz was wanted by the
people. and as il was the first time nia~
chimes were used, they voted his ticket
straight, putting into office supervsp RS
whO were not nominated With the anti.
Ctpatun that they be elected. They
turned loose an a career or irresponsible
graft TOOK money for fight privileges,
took more money 10 let the Home Tele-
phone company In San Francisco, took
sun more 10 let the railroads put over
head trolly wires down Market street
and took more even yet 10 let the vari-
GUS places OF Ill reputc Violate the law
Too much carnival ~ crime brought
Rudolph SpTeckles into fighting form,
and Spreckles has more fighting blood
than any man ON the coast ert his
friends still 7ell that the famous Call
building was built slender and talI 10
spite the adjoining land owner who
wouldn't sell go he could get the space
he needed on the ground floor.
FIGHT AGAINST CRAFT.
Spreckles came into tho fight against
graft. when he saw The electric wires
going down Market street, for he had
blocked this plan time after time In the
years before the great fire. Since
then the Ruef ma chine has been
thwarted IN efforts to control jurIes and
the prosecution while every one 81 the
Ii brlbed supervisors has confessed his
guilt ana given details. Asst District
ATTY. lliney loaned from the govern
ment for the nvestgatton, now declares
that he il going higher up in securing
Indictments, so that the second year OF
San FrancisCos post earthquake his
tory may bring out facts In this prose-
cutiou equally as startling as the prom-
ised building boom, which NOW seems to
he scheduled for first hOnors next year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-18
PERSONALS.

a. n. Stoddard Of Milford. father
in-law of the late Joshua +. Grant,
is in town to attend the funeral
Mrs. George A. Snow is here from
Chioa go to attend ihe funeral OF tho
late Joshua # Grant. her brother-ln-
law,
Mr. and Mrs C, W. p. Holman OF
Salt Lake were registered In Paris.
France. last Week