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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-04
PUT ACID ON BREAD
Then Dlstributh6i 1t Among Jes4dEn
 Settlement in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.--Four men, said to be members of the Bakers union. were arrested on . charge of putting acid on hundreds of loayes of bread and distributing 1t among Jewish resi- progress in the local bakeries and 1t is claimed that strike sympathizers threw acid and also iodoform on wagon-loads of bread after they had lekJ the bakeries.
 Police have rorf'7rato1 many bas- .ets of poisoned bread and are ho' them for evidence. HH tae pockets of four meD arrested were found bottles of careolic acid and packages of pow dered iodoform
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-04
PURE FOOD LAW IS WORRYING DEALERS Local Merchants and Druggists Are Soliciting Lawyers
 For Advice.

Druggists, merchants and saloon Aen are busy just now seeking advice hem lawyers relative to the pure feed Law. Many have articles on hand which are n6t Mbeled as to their con, tents. The real point under discus sinn is whether or not sn the goods wASch the local men HOW have in st k must be taken from the shelves and Q label placed on them which gsves the exact information as to their contents. Some have as much ss siSy ye09 worth of stock on hand.
 The law firm of Stanford & Merritt, assisted by Attorney Ellenwood. yes tazSay went through the pure food eiA and have written an opinion on tAe subject- The substance of the sptnSon Is, If any dealer In groceries. drugs or drinks who have any articles an hand which do not comply with tAe pure food law, they will be sub tecs to a fine not to exceed s2oo fof the frs. offense T they dispose of thsse articles
 Some of the attorneys tn the city have advised that the local dealers go ahead and sell the goods now on hand aaa pay the fine If they are arrested. Others advise the local dealers to pSsse the articles on the shelf and write to the factory where they were bought for labels telling what they contain. They contend that if this Is sene 1t relieves the local merchants of aay responsibility and places 1t OF the manufacturers of the articles
 No pure food inspectors have been appointed for this territory so far as esH be learned. What the intentions sf the government are In the matter can not be ascertained at this time which adds to the annoyance of the local dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-04
FIRST PLACE FOR JUNGLE JOE"
President to Give Special Dinner and Dodge Precedence.

WASHINGTON Jan 3. Uncle Joe" Cannon is to have dinner teadereo by the President, all to his own gloi and honor, uncomplicated with ques- tions of precedence. t9st year ~ cadence deprived him of several oppor- tunitis for breaking bread in the Wnit, House. althoueb 'ho Pras dert v-erfe 2 him there and Uncle Joe" wanted to go. The speakers place is held some to be the second office in rank in tie country, and 1t Is conceded to be the third. Now the President has is- sued invitations for dinner to the honor cf Uncle Joe" on the night of Jan 1, and he will not be bothered by any precedents, and he will sit at the right hand of the President
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-04
TWO DEAD IN WRECK
TWO Light Engines Crashed Into Extra
 Freight

BUTTE, Jan. 3.-A Livingston Montana special says :''Wreck occur red at 2:30 this morning at Coal Sour station on Northern Pacific. ten mile: west of this city. in which two railway men of Livingston lost their hves
 Dead:
 JAMES CARUso, locomotive cngin ger:
 J. A. SToRRS, freight conductor.
 The men were riding in the. ca boose of the extra east bound train.
 Just as the extra had secured per mission to enter the block east iron Coal Spur and was pulling out, thi train was struck by two light engines
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-04
EJECT THE LOBBYISTS.
Nebraska House Passes This Resoiu.
 ton by Big Vote.

[ LINCOLN. Ncb., Jan. 3.--In the Ne braska house of representatives, today Representative whitman offered s resolution which provides that: 'Ii any lobbyist shows up on the floor of the house while this body is il session, the sergeant -at-arms is instructed to eject him. forcfbly if necessary"
 The resolution was adopted by a vote Of 59 to 2S
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-04
RIGGS IS ELECTED
 CHAIRMAN 0F BOARD Bids For Supplies and Printing Will Be Opened On Sal
 urday Next.
lspecial to Rexian.l

TOMBSTONE. Jan a1Ths pears of supervisors met today and ssessss William Riggs chairman Thsrs ysas no opposition. Appointments to bs made by the board was deferred Estif January !. when 8 e7EfR and dsAer officers will be appointed.
 Bids for supplies, feeding the srss oners and other matters of thss nassre will be opened Satur6ay, at whAfsh time bids for printing win ales Ss opened.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-04
BLAST STARTS FIRE.

PITTSBURG. Jan. Sire which started last night from the flash of a miners blast In Ellsworth Mine No. 3, at Cokesburg. near here, owned by the Lackawanna Coal company, caus- ed loss of $400.o00.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-04

abide by the will of the caucus and if he cannot get the coveted position there wtll let some other fellow have t without carrying party differences into the limehght on the floor of the council
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-04

Late last night the management o( the B. I. Company announced that a car load of coal had been received, and that it would be possible to keep all of the generators in operation today.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-24
H. A. Diehl Shoe Co
AN INJURED CHILD

AN INJURED cHILD.-Little Hell
 en Wood the five year old daughter of | MT. and Mrs. C. B Wood had the ! misfortune to fall and break Ter arm | yesterday while visiting at the home 1 of her grandmother. Mrs. Wilson. | Later in the day the little one was re-
 moved to the home of her parents in
 the Osborn district.
 WORK NOT STARTED. Work
 was not started on the Noble building yesterday as previously intended it should. It will however be begun in
 d few days, as soon as Jack Greville the contractors superintendent returns from d trip to Los Angeles. which will be within a short time. The money part has been arranged and all in terested parties stated that the work will be continued.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS An examination for clerk and carrier will be held at the United States sur veyor generals office in this city or January 15. 1908. Age limits. IS to 45 years on the date of examination. Married women will not be admitted to the examination. but are eligible for appointment only as clerk. Appli- cants must be physically sound. and male applicants must not be less than , feet inches in height without boots or shoes, and weigh not less than 125 pounds without overcoat or hat. For application blanks and for full infor- nation relative to the examination. qualifications. duties, salaries. vaca- tiOns. promotions. etc. address inn D retary Board of Civil Service Examin- CTS. Capitol Building. Phoenix, Ari- zona.
 RICH SILVER STRIKE-Dick Wick Hall and Ernie Hall came down from Salomr yesterday to spend the holi- days with relatives. They brought the news of rich strike Of silver ore on Saturday last. IL occurred on the east side of the Plomosa range of moun- tains. twenty miles west of Salome. on property being developed by the Me Entee brothers. They have a group of claims which they have hitherto be- licved were valuable copper holdings They are down about fifty feet in d shaft they are sinking in pursuance of their annual assessment work. on Saturday they broke into formation that seems to be wonderfully rich in silver, though it still maintains good copper values. There are no assays yet and there is no means of know ing just how rich or how extensive the strike will prove to be.
 NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY- A new telephone directory is now in the hands of the printer and it is ex- pected will be ready for delivery in a few days. In this connection it is timely to refer to a proposed improve ment in the local system for early in stallation. The present system is known as the central emergency sys- tenn by which the electric power used on the wires is all supplied from the central station but there are small batteries at each phone to furnish the energy for ringing the individual bell This system will be suppianted by what Is known as the common battery system. with which all power is sup piled by the central station and there is no need of the small batteries at the individual telephone.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-24
SANTA CLAUS,

Toy Town, Christmas Present Co.,,
 Fairy Land.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-24

NEEDS FkxiNG-The Republican is requested to announce 10 whom it may concern. that there is a dangerous hole in the sidewalk or culvert near the intersection of Sixth and Madison streets which should be repaired at once to prevent serious accident to the wayfaring man or horse.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county record CT yesterday; Metropolitan Gas. Co.,, capital stock. s1.500,00O: incOrporators l. T. Stoddard, Celora Stoddard; Bis hop Creek Mining Co, capital stock, S2O0.OO0; incorporators. Wm. H. Lef- fingwelI. Wm. F. McReynolds: Round Mountain Mining Co., capital stock. $12, 2,50O. 900: incorporatOrs. Roger Nee han, Henry Amerman. Chester Lane David Howell. John J. Hayden; Con seryative Rubber produce Co, capital stock. $l.50O.O0O; incorporators A. V. Sissins. Byron Gilman: Mutual Manu featuring Co. capital stock, s50,000: incorporators. F. w Sipp. Benj F. Fisher. Clarence Foster; Rio Grande Valley Land Co, capital stock. $l.00O.- 900: incorporators. J. F. Ferr, w. w. Overton. l. w. Dunn.
 A VERY SUCCESSFUL CANVASS The committee of Mexican citizens ap- pointed al a meeting on SundaNynight to solicit funds with which to provide a Christmas tree for the, cbildren of poor Mexican parents were very sue cesSful yesterday in the collection of the fund and the Christmas tree and treat will be given in St. Anthony's hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The music will fe supplied by Miss Righetti at the piano and addresses will be delivered by Father Novatus and MT. A. Pima the Mexican consul. It promises to he a very nice affair though the committee has had little time to work.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-24
cRITTENToN HOME CHRISTMAS

BAGS-There has been a very ready response to the call of the Crittenton Home as made through the distribu-
 ton of the Christmas bags and many are being brought in full of good things for the little ones. All those who still have bags and do not wish to take them to the Home, may leave them at the Wakelin Grocery store,
Arizona republican., 1907-12-24
PRESENTS AsTRAY

mas goods that have gone astray very mysteriously and which the owners are very anxious to recover today. One is a parcel that was taken from the Indian school car Saturday night. probably through inadvertence. It had the name of C. w. Goodman writ ten on il and any person who may have it and don't know where to find him. is informed that he is superin- tendent of the Indian school The other package is a big sack full of live ducks. IL was lost from the wagon of Isaac Forney of Five Points and if anybody finds flock of ducks kick ing around in a sack he is asked to communicate with Mr. Forney.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-24
Letter Just Received From Santa Claus
 To C.H. Davidson

Dear Mir. Davidson:-
 was glad to read your letter show ing your interest in the little boys and qiris. [ hereby appoint you as my aaent for Phoenix and Maricopa coun- ty. will leave at your store sample Of almost every kind of toy and pres ent that 1 expect to bring in my sleigh when | visit Phoenix Christmas night. ! will have Dolls, Toy Dishes. Toy Wagons, Automobiles, Hand Cars, Hobby Horses, little A caIibre Shot guns, Toy Cook Stoves, Banks, Magic Lanterns, Toy Engines, SilVerware, Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, Fancy Lamps, Nice Water Sets, Haviand China, Express Wagons, Pocket Knives, and Air Rifles, besides big lot of Sc, roc. 15c, 20c and 25c toys. [ want eV- cry little boy and girl in Phoenix to be good and kind to one another and do just what their teachers and their parents ask them to do so l can have something for every one of them. Give my regards 10 all the little boys and uiris. My reindeers are big and strong this year and able to pull big load of toys. Cordially yours,
 SANTA CLAUS,
Arizona republican., 1907-12-24

The stockholders of the National at its banking house on Tuesday, Jam uary 14th, 1908, at 3 p.n., for the pur- pose of electing a board of directors, and such other business as may prop erly come before the meeting.
 S. OBERFELDER, Cashier. December 14, 1907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-04
MARRIED TEACHERS.

city attorney City County
1902 called the Board Education
of their marriage an this right standing rule of the Board
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of validity
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A TRAGIC NEGLECT OF BOYS.

A TRAGIC NEGLECT OF BOYS
system of leper terrible
Territory Of Hawaii
little children have been left in the leper settlement exposed
contagion
neglect authorities directly
been hampeed for lack Of means and
appealed people
settlement
for them elsewhere
chance normal healthy
terrible that while ninety of the girls born from the
marriages pe
Home where the
of p parents reared healthy
Surroundings homes nused by
and exposed the
disease Is wonder that large percentage of these
old? Is it not wonder
ala One of the saddest sights that be
little boys six and eight
years when other
s - With the Of their graduation from babybood these little bows
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with baby
formed tops marbles gnared
looking young memorable
doomed from the months of their lives
doomed certain death but unnecessarily left to fate more terrible
mefactor than the
rnardom victims
peoples neglect know better fate have been left accustomed "
Them horrors that make well shrink and draw
from the ealous when first
girls, of
them reared happily and safely There home no place for the boys
In of
quarter of York
tenth of that sum spent providing place yet eper
which
meeiful Honolulu
sending thousands dol
monthly the soul salvation thousands miles from these
shores, eondemnng boys on
their living DEATH fate terrible that realization
has induced the victim death his hand the one
Hawaii appropriated for the
establishment but sufficient Who
responsibility of
Who with quanimty the twelve months
babies to
in its mostloath somea ndte form
President the Board of Health prepared his plans It
rescued be
keep they
living
and the All things simply
planned above the appropriated and
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should explain the British Admiral Neville started
wa s muc home.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
PROPOSALS


Office TO ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANIES
office Of the Board of State Harbor Commis-
F1oDsrs Tsrss Onio9 s, DEPOT and TsTTy Hoqse, San
possls or bids viii be received at this Office
81 OF prior 10 2.l5 o'clock .. m, on June 20.
aset. Tor furnishing arc and tncanoeseent
lights FOR the Union Depot and Ferry House.
for other buildings under control Of the Beard
sno for the water front Of the city under the
jurisdiction Of the Board Of State Hsrhor
commissioners, slso power where required. for
period Of three f3l years beginning with
July l. 1907. and ending with June 30. 1910;
There sre at present shout one hundred and
thirty-two fJS2D arc lights I'm the
front but the Board reserves the right to In
crease OF diminish this number.
Bidders win stste in their proposal: First
the price FOR which they viii furnish and
msintaip each src light Of two thousand l2.000j
candle power per week. the same 70 burn each
snd every night during the seven dsys from
sunset 70 sunrise: second the rate per one
thousand watt hours for which they viii fur
nish electric current for incandescent lighting
or power. including the furnishing OF incandes-
cent arc lamps, trimming and keeping them
IN order said current 70 be determined by
sealed snd tested meters maintained at the
switch hosrd boards in the Ferry Building.
The style snd location Of lamps 70 be ap-
proved hy the Assistant State Engineer ard
sll wires which must be removed or repaired
must be attended 70 IN the shortest possible
time after notice 70 this erect has been given
tT the Assistant State Engineer and ell work
must be done subject 70 his orders
AL current 10 be delivered at the switch
board in the Ferry Building at voltage not
No bid viii be received unless il IS made
on g blank form furnished from this Office and
IS accompanied by certified cheek for s.. zoe.
payable 10 the order Of the Secretary 0f the
Board as a guarantee on the part Of the sne-
cessful bidder that be viii. within six days
after the acceptance Of the bid. enter into
written contract 70 furnish the arc lights. eur
rent for incaDdescent lights and power. and
will also execute and file with this Board
bond in such sun as the Board may deem
adequate with e surety company. 10 he sp
proved by the Board Of State Harbor Commits
sioners. and conditioned for the fsithful per-
Torrance Of such contract. nor viii said bid
he considered by this Board unless delivered
N the Secretarv. OF 70 the Assistant Secretary,
81 the office Of the Secretary. ar or prier TO
2.l5 O'Clock Q. n on Thursday. June 20, 1907.
at which time and. place the bids win be
opened
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or eli bids II deemed for the best interests
Of the State.
". Y. STAFFORD.
HENRY ]. CR0CKER,
W r. DENNISON.
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners.
RALPH BARKER,
Assistant State Engineer.
W B. THORPE. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
NorIcE 10 coNrREeToRs


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
OFFICE OF the Board Of State Harbor Commis-
sioners. union depot and ferry house. San
Francisco Cal. May 6. 1907-Sealed proposals
or bids wiz be received ar this Office at or
prior to 1.I5 O'Clock p N. on Thursday, June
13. 1907, for the construction Of section Il OF
northerly end Of section Ii one thousand 31.Oool
feet northerly along the water front line Of
cordsnce with the plans ana specifications
prepared therefor by the chief engineer OF the
and on fle IN this Office, 10 which special ref
erehce Is hereby made. The work TO be done
under these specifications consists in furnish
ing al stone and labor for constructing stone
seswsll. II IS estimated that the stone seswsll
. viii contain about 80, 600 tons Of stone Of
2 90 pounds per ton; The seawan to Be
disinteerstion By the action Of water or
air Two classes Of stone win be recognized
more cubic Teet in a fair assortment of sizes
between one and four cubic feet. but no OBJ
lection win be made 70 stone larger than four
cubic feet. This class of stone must be free
OF seams and marked lines Of cleavage.
The second class will include stone Of less
than one cubic foot in assorted sizes. but no
stone less than Eve pounds win be accepted al
10 BID win be received unless It is made on
q blank form furnished from this office and
IS accompanied By sample. weighing about
IS pounds, Of the stone to be used and q
amount OF the bid biased on 10000 tons,
payable 10 the order OF. the secretary Of the
board. as guarantee on the part OF the sue
cessful bidder that he WILL within six gef
days after the acceptance OF the hdd enter
into q written contract 70 do said work ac-
cording 70 the plans and specifications pre-
pared therefor. and wiz also execute and file
with this board bond IN such sum as the
board may deem adequate with q surety COM
psny 70 be approved hy the beard of state
hsrbor commissioners and conditioned for the
faithful performsace OF such contracts nor
viii said bid be considered By this board an
less delivered 70 the secretary OF 20 the assist
ant secretary at the Office OF the secretary
at or prior 70 2:15 o'clock D. N. on
Thursday, June I3. 1907 at which time and
place the bids viii be opened
The board reserves the right to reject any
al bids II deemed for the best interest Of
tire state.
Bidders are invited to be present at the
opening OF the bids.
Governor Of the state Of California ex-offcio
member Of the board OF state harbor com
missioners.
EUGENE z SCHMITZ,
favor Of the city and county Of San Francisco.
ex-ofncio member Of the board Of state har-
w v STAFFORD.
HENRY J. CROCKER
W. z. DENNISON.
Board Of state hsrbor commissioners
LOTT D. NORTON.
Chief Engideet.
". B. THORPE.
Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
READY REFERENCE GUIDE OF FINANCIAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FIRMS OF San FRANCISCO
STOCK BROKER.

STOCK BROKERS'
fSan Francisco and Tonopah Exchenge.)
J. S. EVEN, 322 Bush
LOUIS HAGAN. 322 Bush.
:. ID. LANDECKER.s 222 Bush.
ROBERT ROMER CO., 322 Bush.
FRED RODDA. 322 Bush.
NEVADA COUNTIES BROK. CO.. 322 Bueh.
STOCKS AND BONDS
(Stock and Bond Exchange-)
W0RTHINGT0N AMES. 500 California.
EDW. BARRY. California Montgomery.
JACOB BARrH, 4S0 California.
II. BERL. California & Montgomery.
ROBERT c. BOLTON. 217 Kohl Bldg.
r. G. BROWN. 314 California.
GEO. n. BUCKINGHAM, 423 Kohl Bldg.
A. HEHBR0NNER. SIT Kohl Bldg.
A. C. HELLMAN, 317 Kohl Bldg.
FRED 8. KNIGHT, 30l Eohl Bldg.
EDWARD POLITE & CO.. 2oo3 California
SOL E. SCHEELINE. 339 Montgomery.
SUTRO & CO.. 4I2 Montgomery.
GUSTAV SUTRO. $50 Montgomery.
/. STRASSBURGER CO.. 4s4 Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
GLASS AND MIRRORS

GLASS AND MIRRORS
CAL. PLATE & WINDOW GLASS CO., 921 Fols.
WHITTIER CoBURN co.., Is Sansome
HOLT. HABENICHT & HEWLETT, 269 Fen.
LEWIS & BERLINSKY, lz3 Fell.
SAN FRANCISCO GLASS CO., Inc, 113 Grove
SCHWARZ GOTTLIEB. INC. 524 HYDE
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
AssEssMENT NoTICEs.

NOTICE of assessment, Oceanic stessmhip com.
pany. location Of principal place Of business
IS Clay street, city and county Of San Fran
cisco, state OF California.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting
of the boardtof directors held on the Sfh day
OF Nay, 1867, assessment OF ten dollars
$4,000 per share was levied upon the capftal
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately
70 the secretary Of the company az its Office
IS Clay street, in the city and county Of San
Francisco, state of California. ANY stock upon
which this assessment shall remain unpaid on
the 10th day OF June, 1907, wiz be DELINQUENT
and advertised fer sale at public auction and
unless payment is made before viii be sold
On Friday, the 2srh day of June, 1907 at the
hour OF three O'Clock p. m- 10 pay the de-
Iinouent assessment together with costs OF ad-
vert1sing and expenses OF sale.
II. w THOMAS
Secretary Oceanic steamship comDenv
Office Of company. No. IS Clay street in the
city and county Of San Francisco, state OF
California
Dated in San Francisco. Cal. May 9. 1907.