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FosTER & SCHWARTZ, -.

FOSTER & SCHWARTZ,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
946 Fillmore 81.
$50. .000-Sixth St, near Folsom; lot 4oxl2o to
rear street. This IS fine proposition.
S27, ,500-A fine corner on Folsom ST., with an L
TO another street: lot 40x125. choice
location for any line Of business.
So, ,500-N side Of Ellis, near Hyde; lot 34:4x
20 r Residences fni gS FOR SALE.
Sl2, ,ooo-W. side Laguna near Broadway; lot
27:6x1O7; 1O-room house with finished
basement; marine view.
SIC, ,500-On Green St; hne 2-room house,
Laguna ST.; stable or garage; con-
servatory. and is every way desirable.
$e,ooo-Lyon St, near Oak; good. comfortable
s-room home, with finished basement
on lot 25xo0.
FLATS FOR SALE
s42 5oo.on Golden Gate ave. in the vicinity
building almost new, with marble stairs
and modern in every respect; mortgage
SIS, ,500-West side Devisadero ST., store and D.
come sis5 owner has been offered SIS
for store for fve-year lease.
$1S 000-East side Shotwell, six apartment fats
near 10th St; rents sI72.56. This pays
s7.25o-Three fats on Clement st.. near 25th:
lot 25x100; income $780, terms II desired.
s7.OOo-North side ST. between I'd and Sd
rooms: income SEQ a month
UNIMPROvED PROPERTY.
ITO. This IS Is So choice de S 6oldins ' lot 0'A
=
127; this Is fine key lot to Scott st. and
has a fine marine View.
$4,250-South side Washington ST.. near Cherry;
lot 25x127:e.
$1,000 very fine holding on ist ave., and
viii be a fine fat proposition.
s2,50o-South side California St, near Palm
ave-; lot 25x114.
s1.5oo-west side 18th ave-. bet. J and sts;
lot 50xI20.
FOSTER & SCHWARTZ.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.,
946 Fillmore st.
$50 CHURCH. NEAR MARKET.
BRANCH OFFICE.
d. COFFIN e. co.
Phone Market 1895.
6 FLATS. FLATS. FLATS
New and all occupied by hrst-ciass tenants;
income $3.50 per month; concrete founda ton:
class A tmbers throughout; high nnished
basement; bun brick front; beam ceilings In
all dining rooms; latest improvements ia light
ing and heating facilities; lot 27:6xl00: street
work all done; concrete sidewalk; block from
car line; prices are rapidly increasing in this
see us and make an offer.
$5230-2 swell dats on Elizabeth st. Of and &
rooms and bath: high basement; concrete
foundation; large attic, which could be
easily made into liviugrooms; u block
from car lines; house built about years;
lot 25:10xi14.
S5150-2 nice bay window Oats OF 8 and rooms
and bath; street work sll done; all modern
improvements; close to the car line. lot
25:4xl14; rents SEQ per month. See this
Monday. as they must go this week.
S3Ooo-New cottage of rooms bath. psntrv-
basement; cor Noe and 2Sth sts.; can be
had for small payment down. balance
monthly payments; take yalencia-st. car to
18th and Noe: walk block: come SUNDAY.
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PREsIpIo HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.

PRESIDE HEIGHTS RESIDENCE
WILL BE SOLD THIS WEEK
House 10 rooms and bath; open fireplace; hard
wood floors; natural wood finish, and commands
marine view which cannot be DISTRACTED;
corner lot; lawn. flower garden and garage In
rear of house.
BURNHAM MARSH CO.,
1910 Fillmore st.
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We are building S new cottages on Cres
cent ave. each containing rooms and bath;
ready for occupancy the lst Of the month;
a little down and the balance by the month
will take these; all the latest modern con-
yeniences; $500 down will do the business.
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$500

Excellent lot on east line OF Folsom St.
near goth; lot 25x95; ready for building; ex-
cellent location t1OS9l
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saa5n
COTTAGES.
COTTAGES.
~@~nr .-r~Es

Swell S. f. corner lot on 23d St. 26:6xl00;
perfectly elegant. both streets bituminized.
lO40l
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EI-Il.

REAL ESTATE, "sIcN OF THE RENTING,
INSURANCE. RED SHIELD" COLLECTING.
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LEE.HURLRY & CO..
1885 McALLISPERfST., NEAR FILLMORE

A-oV NEAR fIILMORE.
REHIOW. 4 IVCAS
REAL ESTATE, LEASING AND INSURANCE.
So Bush ST., between he9ny and Montgomery.
$500, ,ooo-Geary St, east Of the st. Francis So
$50. .ooo-o'Farrell.st corner; win exchange.
800, ,0Oo-kearny-st corner; 10 feet frontage;
$50, ,ooo-Corner facing Union Square; will pay
10 per eest upon an expenditure Of $685.
500. .ooo-ad-st. corner, 1877 6x1sT:e; one tenant.
years, lease at $500 per month; mort
change equity.
s45.ooo-5tn-st. corner; rent $3.50; 75-ft front
s4o,ooo%Tarkin ST.. corner rnis. 55,ss. This i
but $725 per front foot forAt corner
sax ooomsa., and is decidedly sa...n! cheap, s6Sea .
tenant at $500 per month; $l2, 600 build
ssa,cOc...Kearny St; a7:s frontage; financial
s2s, ooo--Mission-st corner: 5o-foot frontage.
leased $50 per month for 5 years; cash
s25, ,o0o-corner s2:6xo2: :s. Pine and Hyde SITS. .
fine building opportunity.
$So,OO0-Lot on Bush ST., the Mills build
ing; this is decided bargain
$l2,O00-Sacramentc St, near Kearny; large
60 zoo lot; best & part Of Chinatown.
s11,ooo--Lot on Pacific ave.. sox12r. In fashion.
able section; perfect marine view; very
s1o.5oo-Iot 4ox7o; Minna St, near Sd.
S9' 9'ooo-Bush St. near Hyde; 30-foot lot
Drumm sts.; rent 800; 1-story building,
leased years; snap.
S,o0o--Mar1ne-vtew corner; fine residence sec
top; 3s-foot lot; this lot is very Cheap.
81, ,O0-25xS0; on Clenentina ST., near 5th.
sl,5oomkear Sacramento and Mason sts; lot
s7oo-25-foot lot on ssth ave., near A st.
TO LEASE.
Fine. s-room. modern house at s37 FILLMORE
alv frrraf febo R1.an
Conner on Turk and Taylor SITS, 4oxso; viii
Two-story and basement brick building, almost
complete, Howard ST., near 4th, 6OxS0 for 10
Three,story building On sts-st. E corner. sn store.
ana % rooms Bsaio% e ON ssf E LTSas. Tepts.
992 Bush St. between kearny and Montgomery.
JosEPH sTKAUB. i0l2 Fiiinnr. St. nr. Bush.
entity a aasSt and Tss Webster i9s st. s'1lOo; VI
$780, very fine fats. high basement, which
could sssll be- be converted into Fat with very
s1o.ooo-New modern house of Eats; high base
sl osrn rsn1s as safs4 snnu each nat m
81. bay window house of Oats. 8. 6. 7
rooms rooms; vicinity Laguna and Eddy sts.;
s1s,ooo7s neg, very plee fats; vicinity Fell and
60 .oo Lyon sts.; 25xio6.
line; near Dsvisadero ST. -
$4.5oo--Houss of 2 fats; lower part store ana
dwelling; upper part fat rooms, etc.;
Ocean ave.
$40, ,ooo-Fine corner residence. Western Addi-
tion.
JOSEPH srRAUB. 1912 Fillmore ST.. mr.. Bush.
$1,000
$1,000
s35oo-Ccttage rooms and hath. McAuister ST.,
near StanZap; large lot; 1ne visw.
M0NAHAN, HERQLD q CO..
11o9 Post st.
= . $500
$500
$500
$sooo-Good corner building lot. soxss. on Do
lores st-s can be sold ON easy terms.
Apply 1910 Mission st
S5500-Two corner hats ON Guerrero-st- car line:
In frst-class condition: are rented for S55
per month. Apply 1910 Mission ST.
S1900-Nev cottage of rooms: will be finished
In 10 days. hard finish; ternF.
Apply 1910 Mission st.
FdR sale-4-ro6n bay window cottage with in
orru 81 a.I
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IF you are looking for city property or a home
IN Berkeley, Oakland Alameda. call or send
for our list ROTHERAfEL & co, 2091 FIJI
more ST.. San Francisco.
FOR snle-A beautiful lot. with small Groom
cottage. $3.50; part cash: near Ocean View and
lngleside car lines. Call at 5ll Aft. Vernon
avenue.
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s9OO

Sanchez-st. corner. containing fats, 6, g,
rooms: rents low at SSS-5 50: street work
done; this is an exceptionally fine proposition,
and you can make money out OF increasing
price as well as rents. uo5O)
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00o-New cottage Of rooms. bath. pantry,
basement, cor. Noe and 2Sth sts. can be
monthly payments; take yalencfa-st. car to
18th and Noe walk l block: come Sunday
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Two fats and rooms rented for
S5O4 per annum. Ryan ave-; this is a new
building. and everything in fine condition; see
these tomorrow. Q063j
C. p M'IEOD COMPANY INC.
AIISCION
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MEMBERS OF THE S. F. REAL ESTATE
BOARD.
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S27, ,5oO-Rents $3240 per year; one of the coolest
little spsrtment-houses In the city; oppo-
site Alta plaza. Clay ST., near Pierce;
lot 30x130: Z apartments.
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DEvISADERO- ST. RESIDENCE
SIC, 000-House OF IL rooms and bath; stable for
horses; lot 50x13T:6.
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So 500-Best bargain in the Western Addition :
a fne large sunny corner. 30x1l0. with mod
ern 2-etOry bHy-window house. Q rooms bath
etc. gas and electric service; includes car
pets. fixtures and ranges, all IN perfect order
and good new: foundation laid Oh rear
frontage for fats.
R0THERMEL & CO.. 2091 Fillmore st.
HADwEN-sWAIN CO.. % 7TH ST
&6S00-Nice home. rooms and ba tn: lot 25x124 .
Octavia st.. near Vallejo; fne marine view
HADWEN-SWAIN CO., % 7TH ST
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MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK
Rent S15 a month"; no lease; 2-story residence on
OFarell ST., near Laguna-
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HERE'S A CHANCE
SOUTH SIDE OF GEARY AND FIRST AVE.
4 81 25O0-Cottage Of rooms and large basement.
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IS IOo-Rent s21; adjoining piece. same size.
rents for $45; fats; few feet from FIJI
more st.
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WATSON. POND & RDDLE.
REAL ESTATE. Insurance.

NA1sON. FOND q Fiddle,
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
636 MARKET ST. Phone Temp S5qs
formerly Watson Realty co..
$125, ,OO0-WhOlesals corner; 81 coo 50. It II
line of new railroad improvements Spur
track possible
20,OOO-Bush st.. near TAYLOR: S4x13F g.: deem
basement; the location for . hne hotel
SoOVOe-SE. cor. OF Eranklin St; 60x13T-6; ad-
Iniraoy loeated for apartment house or
dats.
S11000-Jsckson ST.. near Baker: 57xf2s;
choice residence site.
$lo,21O-Post St, near Larkin; 25x120. to rear
street; hne location for store and fats.
Sl2OOO-Folsom St corner. near Sd; 25x10O.
Lots in Parksids new electric lire: all
improvements and street work done; prices
cheap. VIII permit quick turH
LEASE.
HoteI65 rooms IS b<1hs; nrst class and mod
and Market Efs
Brick building Mission street near 4th; 4
floors and basement; 30x16O; rent cheap.
Two stores in large hotel on Sd ST.. near Fol
som; excellent location for hat or shoe store
One stors in conjunction with large bath house;
just the thing for nne barber-shop.
stores on Polk aRd Lsrkin yss.
RESIDESCES.
North slope OF Pacific Heights; magnificent ma
rtns view; property 6O113I g; house has II
rooms, baths and servants rooms: modern in
every respect; double basement; also garage
for two machines.
$40, OoO-Grsen ST.. near Laguna: 11-room mod
ern house; lot 22x137:6.
$lO, oOO-GFesn ct. near Fillmore: Groom sur
80 1is3ed house; fne marine view; 37x137:6.
$3,f5O-Calffornia St, near 18th ave-; . new
houses: rooms and hath each
WATSON. POND & RIDDLE,
6SS Market
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So, ,000-Rents $24oo per year; here's the surest
investment know Of; YOU don't risk
anything; it's like Government bonds,
and pays about three times much;
substantial building Golden Gate ave-.
not far from Fillmore St; lot nearly 40
feet frontage; this price is before the
fire. price; . stores and about II rooms
and bath above; leased for long term;
look into this
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CLOSE TO SUFFER- AND FILLMORE.
SIS, ,000-LRrge lot. 37:6x137:6: 4 fats in front,
in rear; cement foundation; present rent
$143 stand raise 10 S225 a month.
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THIS WEEKS BARGAINS

IMPROVED property in an parts Of cifv
CRANDALL, 14o0 McAllister st.
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! McALLISTER ST BUSINESS PROPERTY
I SIS, S,0O0-Rent $50 month; not far from Van
Ness ave-; a good building; tenant.
PAYS BIG
Sc 000-Rent sos; 3 fats and lot 29x120; close
10 BrOderick ST
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE
FELL ST, OPP. GOLDEN GATE PARK
S10, 10,OO0-House of rooms and bath; large base
ment: room for garage; electric lights; all
modern Improvements.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. 1892 Fillmore st.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 1892 Fillmore st.
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MISSION APARTMENTS.
SO, ,50o-Rent S1l5 a month: to rooms each; i;
modern and all rented
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BURNHAM & MARSH co.
Inc. 1892
Members OF S. +. Real Estate Board.
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BARGAIN II sold within dsvs. 1ot n, ro-,t
line small street near 4th and Bryant; 2Ox75
2oe1 Fillmore Phone west 72s7
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VERY CHEAP CORNER
S14, ,500-PTominent corner Golden Gate ave-;
good location for stores and fats; size
6Oxl00
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THIRD AND MISSION SITS.
CHANCE FOR BIG PROFITS
IS, 750-Only 30 feet from Sd ST.. tenant pays
months rent in advance to secure lease.
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For particulars of the above and for the
Real Estate Record. containing list OF
property for sale in all parts Of the city,
apply
q. III. TMBSEN & CO.,
q. H. UMBSEN a. Co.
20 Montgomery St
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A PICKUP.
S1.751-Lot 25xl00; 18th St, near Market.
IS.5o0-Home and an income; rent $50: 3-story
building; lst and I'd floors Of IL rooms
and bath; Fat above Of rooms. garage
in basement; artistic and modern; car
line; good location for a doctor.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-09
ADJUTANT GENERAL
is RE-APPOINTED
Governor Curry's First Official Act
Also Names Members of
His Staff.

Governor Currys first official act
upon assuming the office of execu.
tive OF New Mexico was to appoint
A. P. Harrington as adjutant gen.
eral. This was done this afternoon.
shortly after the new Governor ar.
rived from luncheon. He also named
his aid de camps These are as fol.
lows:
The members of Governor Curry's
staff are as follows: A. P. Tarking-
ton. of Santa Fe, as adjutant general.
e. W. Dobson, of Albuquerque, Judge
advocate, with rank of colonel, and
Charles l.. Ballard, of Roswell, Jose
d. Sena, OF Santa Fe, J. w. Fleming,
OF Silver City, and Secundino Romero,
OF Las Vegas, " Jaramillo Of Ell Rito,
aid de camps, with rank of colonel.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-09
BIG STRIKE TIES UP WEST
ERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO,
OPERATORS IN MANY CITIES QUIT WORK THIS AFTERNOON
General Walk Out Follows Demand That Men Work
Wires Handled By Strike Breakers in
the City of Los Angeles

in It's nature and not likely to cause
strike here The walkout Of the
telegraphers in Chicago has hamper
ed the transmission of business both
here and in Chicago, but the wire
chiefs and chief operators are doing
all they can to move the business.
President Clowry and General Super.
intendent Brooks held a conference
here today TO discuss the situation
Brooks said:
No Reason for Strike to Spread
There is no reason why the strike
in Chicago should bring about
strike in New York This trouble in
Chicago is local in its nature and
should not affect this city Only fifty
per cent Of the operators in the east
ern division belong to the union and
In the event of possible strike we
would be able to handle the business
without delay. The company is pay
ing the telegraphers ten per cent
increase as agreed to in the settle.
ment recently and there is no reason
for a strike.
1t is said at the local headquarters
of the telegraphers union today that
a strike of the operators here because
Of the trouble in Chicago is very un.
likely.
Trouble at Salt Lake.
Salt Lake. Aug. "a meeting OF
the Salt Lake union OF the CONNER.
cial Operators of America will be held
at 2 o'clock this afternoon to decide
whether or not the men in the local
office of the Western Union 20 out in
sympathy with Los Angeles,
When the regular day man who
sends the Chicago wire today refused
/ to man the wire he was promptly dis.
charged. The other men did not
leave their keys but sent at once
+! for President A. r. Palm of Salt Lake
to call and he will determine what
action shall be taken.
Quit Work Suddenly at Denver.
Denver, Aug. 9.-Western Union op-
orators here will go out the instant
/ they are asked to use the wire to
Chicago or Los Angeles 1t Is said
seventy or seventy-f1ve day operators
will quit the key in case of a strike.
The men went out at 2:05 o'clock.
Kansas City Also Effected.
/ Kansas City, Aug. 9.-The entire
force OF the Western Union here ex.
ceptng the chief operators, number
ing $50 men, went out shortly after |
O'Clock this afternoon. The Western
Union men at the board of trade also
went out.
Helena Operators Desert Keys.
Helena, Aug 9.-The entire force
of the local Western Union office
went on a strike today, with the ex-
ception Of the chief operator and his
assistant. The strike was due to the
marking off of an operator who de-
clined to man the Chicago wire on
the ground that Chicago was non
union office. Before the chief oper.
ator could ask anyone else to man the
about 40 men joined the discharged op-
orator and left the room. All the
wires are now silent.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-09
BRITT TO MEET
CHAMPION CANS
Articles Signed for Fight Betwee n
lightWeights-To Take Place
Next Month.

San Francisco, Aug. 9.-Representa-
tives of Jimmy" Britt and Joe"
Cans last night signed articles for
the appearance of these lightweights
before John J. Gleason's Occidental
Club at the ball grounds, on Sixteenth
and Valencia streets, in this city,
September 9. Manager Gleason, who
signed in behalf of the club. agrees to
give IS per cent of the receipts, with
a guarantee of $4,000.
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SEEK TO SET ASIDE
TIMBER CONTRACTS
Three Suits Filled Last Evening lr
District Court-Temporary In
functions Granted.

Three suits were filed last evening
in the Office of the clerk OF the UNI
ted States Court for the Second JUDI
cial District, in which the United
States is the plaintiff and prays for
the annullment of certain agreements
and contracts for the sale OF timber
upon public lands donated by the Uni
ted States to the Territory OF New
Mexico, upon the plea that these con-
tracts and agreements so made are
illegal and void.
The suits are directed against the
Territory of New Mexico and, the
Beard of Public Lands Of the said
Territory, consisting Of the Governor,
the Attorney General, and the Com
missioner of Public Lands at the time
the said contracts or agreements
were made. The suits are three IL
number and the defendants are the
American Lumber Company of Albu-
uuerque in which contracts for tim
ber rights on about $4,000 acres are
involved, and Clark VI. Carr also OF
Albuquerque, in which contracts for
timber lands involving about 10000
acres are involved. These contracts
were made in 1904.
The bills of complaint ask for tenn
porary injunctions to restrain the de-
PENDANTS from cutting or hauling away
or interfering in any manner with the
timber on said lands; they also ask
for permanent injunctions in the
same direction; also for the annull-
ment of all contracts and agreements
heretofore entered into between the
said board of public lands, and the
said defendants, and further, that the
said defendants be adjudged to re-
imburse the Territory of New Mexi-
co in the full value of all timber here.
tofore cut or hauled away from said
lands under the said contracts and
agreements. Temporary injunctions
in the cases have been granted by
Judge McFie, in the temporary abb
sence Of Judge Ira A. Abbott Of the
Second Judicial District Court.
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Chicago, Aug. 9.-Since last mid
night when two hundred operators
struck rather than work with the
strike breakers at Los Angeles there
has been little doing in the Chicago
Offices of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. The strike order is
sued by the executive board of the
Chicago local union to night opera
tors applies also to day men, thus af-
fecting seven hundred men in the
main office of Chicago during day
hours.
Extra Police Guard Building.
Much trouble was experienced to-
day by brokers and commission
houses in handling their business.
None of their operators had been
called out and all reported as usual
AT 8 o'clock this morning about 2C
operators were at work in the West
ern Union office and the officials OF
the company said they expected more
during the day. Wesley Russell, sec
retary of the local union, said the
company would not be able to man
its wires or handle it's business
There were no signs of disorder
around the Western Union building
today. Fifty policemen saw that no
crowds congregated around the build
ing or board of trade.
An insane man rushed into the cen
tral police station today and inquired
in an excited manner for President
Roosevelt saying he wanted him to
end the telegraphers strike at once.
He was arrested.
Western Union tickers were almost
entirely out of business early in the
day and the men in charge of this
department declared they had no idea
when conditions would improve. This
causes much inconvenience to brok-
ers.
Will Not Effect New York Office.
New York, Aug. 9.-The strike of
the telegraph operators in Chicago
today is regarded by the Western
Union Telegraph Company as local
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-09
CORNELIUS p. SHEA
DEFEATED FOR REELECTION

Boston, Aug 9.--The contest for .he
presidency of the Team Drivers and
Helpers International Union was set
tied today by the election Of Daniel
J. Tobin of Boston and the defeat OF
Cornelius P. Shea Of Chicago, who
has been president for the past four
years and who conducted the strike In
Chicago last year The vote for To-
bin was 104 and Shea a..
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-09

Reclamation Service and other di-
visions of the Department of the In
terror There is said to be no politi-
cal significance to his visit, nor is it
believed to have anything to do with
the present land Investigations.
From New Mexico Mr.. Garfield and
party will make a tour of Texas and
Oklahoma, thence returning to Wash
ington.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-09
MOORS ATTACK
FRENCH FORCE S
Rebels are Repuls-
ed After Vigorous
Battle
CASUALTIES WERE HEAVY
Among the Tribesmen
Report of Engagement
Sent By Wireless.

Paris, Aug. ga report was re-
ceived here today from Admiral Phili-
bert, off Casa Blanca. Morocco, which
was probably forwarded from his flag
ship by wireless telegraph ald dated
yesterday afternoon saying that Gen
eral Drude's camp outside of Casa
Blanca was attacked by between
FIVE and six thousand horsemea VINO
were vigorously beaten off. The cas-
ualties were heavy among the reheis.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-09

naturally, for speech. After being
presented and introduced, he got up
and delivered a speech When he got
through one of the boys, talking, says.
I think that Governor is a pretty good
fellow, but he is mighty poor talker.
(Laughter.) So | am in the same po-
sition with my friends Otero, and |
will only make a few brief remarks.
Twenty-seven years ago came to the
Territory of New Mexico. l have had
my ups and downs. Financially they
have usually been downs. Uaughter.)
| have been honored by my fellow citi-
zens with some Of the most important
offices in the gift Of the people of
New Mexico. tried to fulfill them
all to the very best of my ability. As
a criminal officer I did everything |
could to establish law and order in the
county which was sheriff of. And
as member of the New Mexico Leg
islature voted for economy. l voted
against every unnecessary appropria-
ton, and never accepted a position
while was in that Legislature from
the Governor (applause), nor any re-
compense except that l could return
to my constituents and feel as though
| had performed that duty to the very
best Of my ability.
Nine Years Soldier.
Nine years ago last April 7
marched away from your beautiful
city with 400 other citizens of New
Mexico to fight the battles of our
country But after Colonel Wood and
Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt, then,
sized us up they concluded that I
would make better horse herder