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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-10-24
MINING

Suspension OF two Nevada banks causes gen.
eral fall in Nevada mining stocks in San
Francisco boards. Page TX
Bankers and brokers think mine stocks hold
up remarkably well under foods of selling or
ders by holders seeking ready money. Page Z
SOCIAL
Debutsntes and officers from the Maryland
among those entertained at tea given by
Miss CensFievs Walker In Mrs. Martins
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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

Telegraph operators employed by the va rious railroads in Arkansas are anxiously awaiting the action to be taken by the Leg jsiatnre In regard to the eight-hour day blll affecting telegraph operators on rail roads. In Missouri a similar bill is said to have been passed and made law. The hill nrovides that railroad operators shall not be required to work more than eight hours a day at important stations and not more than twelve hours at small stations. Those who are presenting the bill in the va irons Legislatures over the country, state railroad operators are often overworked and that as il result serious wrecks occur,
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

tors to be one of the best bills passed by the Ssrate.
 As the Legislative session draws to close there is talk every afternoon Tn the House where the greatest congestion eX- ists, about night sssions. A majority ol the members have to date been against any such procedure One member or former assembly said Thursday of night sessions Il think if the legislative journals were looked over it would be found that all the worst legislation ever placed on our statute books was done in the darkness of night Members go home tired and will not re turn There is always bare quorum or one and the laws enacted at such sessions Is not the voice of the Legislature in fact
 Senator Montgomery has proposed a reso- lut!on which he will probably introduce Monday extending the legislative session until June l. or fifteen days in addition to the first extension. The senator from Iafayette and several of his colleagues are of the opinion that the extension is abSo- lutely necessary on account or the unnn- ished condition of the several approprla- ton bills and the state capitol inyestiga tion. The fate of the resolution Is matter of considerable doubt.
 Senator Wingo introduced bill Monday afternoon appropriating S10,o00 for the erection of an Arkansas monument on the battlefield of Shiloh. A bill appro priating s5oooo for 'ond5 simiar Iar monument troduced two months ago by Senator Simms The WngO Dill was read twice and referred to the Committee on Finance.
 The Arnold good roads law provides that the country districts in the state may or ganize into improvement districts for the building and repairing of roads. Five counties have already made plans to take advantage of the law, Saline, Pulaski. Mont gomery Washington and Sebastian. If the plan proves success In its initial trial there is no doubt but that the law will be taken advantage of throughout the state.
 Throughout the entire day Tuesday the galleries and all available seats on the floor were occupied by enthusiasts attracted to witness the fight on the Lee-Brownins insurance bill which was admitted to be one of the fiercest floor fights that had been waged at this session. This crowC did not represent local people, but visitors from the ranks of business men through out the entire 3tate-
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

In the event that Governor John $. Little does not return to the state at the time of the adjournment Of the present ieoislative session and recall Acting Gov ernor John Ike Moore from his position as acting governor, this official could continue in possession of that office regardless or the Senate's action in electing q lieutenant governor according to an opinion rendered Friday by Judge U. NJ. Rose. The opin- ion was rendered in response to, request from Senator John P. Lee, that there might he further light thrown on a question that is admitted to be in doubt by many legal members of both legislative bodies
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

Retaliating against the St. Louis South western railroad for taking advantage oi the fact that it's Texarkana passenger depot is just over the state line, and for refusing to sell tickets from that city to points in Arkansas under the terms or the 2cent passenger rate, the House Monday gave two hurried reading to bills intro duced by Messrs. IIamiter and Owens which demand that this line erect depot in Tekarkana on the Arkansas side ot the state lines where tickets may be purchased under the new rate law: Apphca tions had been made from many points in this state for tickets to Iexaf- kana and in each instance the company charged the regular scent rate because their Texarkana terminal was out Of Arkah- saS Persons in TeXarkana were also ul able to secure the 2-cent rates to points Ill Arkansas over the line.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

Only a few matters were considered in the Hous, Friday Most of the time wa taken up with local bills. after which Sea- ate business was taken up Several sotcial orders were disposed of, and the Cnivel= sitv Deficiency Bill was taken up This bill was passed through the Commttee ot the Whole and is now going before the House. The item to appropriate $26 3ot' to pay back salaries to teachers was adopted and several other items were consider q.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

The greater portion of the morning Mon day was devoted to a consideration of Joint Resolution No. l, by Senator owland; pro viding that two brGdred dollars of all per Sonal property should be exempt from taxa tion The resolution seeks to amend Sec, ton Is of Article of the Constitution of the State of Arkansas. The Senator from Boone explained that the proposed amend ment was for the relief of the poor men who found great difficulty in the payment of taxe- Senators Simms and Holland opposed the resolution the ground thai it would encourage perjury and if adopted by the people would result in the elimin- alton of several school districts in the state as they were supported in some c%9un, % ties by men who never had two hundred dollars and in some of the counties in the hiIls these men composed the entire popu- laton. Senator Toney favored the resolu- lion for the benefit of the poor man while Sen ator Mcknight was opposed to the measure because 1t would free every negro ln the state from taxation
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

The Hamiter-Jackson bill. which in creases the power of county school suoer- intendents and gives them the author ity formerly vested in county examiners. passed the House Saturday morning by libesal majority. Under the provisions of the bill no county need adopt the new method unless :. majority of the electors of the county shall so choose at the nex; general election. By agreement the greater part of the day was deyot'd to the pas sage or advancement of local mea sures. these having been delayed during the week for general appropriation bills.
 New bills introduced in the House were
 By Mir Skaggs, abolishinS the granc jury system throughout the whole. of the state.
 By Mir. Davis of Clark. prohibiting city ordinances from becoming effective sooner than thirty days after passage. an: then only after having been submitted to the people for approval
 By Mir Newton, increasing the per diem of jurors in attendance on circuit courts to $500 per day.
 By Mir Carlton. requiring assessors to make separate lists Of the schedule init it to the auditor
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

Senator Goodwn's bill enlarging the pow CTS of the Railroad Commission to the extent that this body will have authority to fix freight rates in equal sums over con ncrting lines when more than one line Is used in shipment, was taken up by the Rail road Committee Tn the House "Wednesday afternoon and the bill will be returned Thursday with the report that it pass without amendment. Senator Goodwin appeared be- fore the committee explaining briefly the purpose of the bill, and attorneys TOT the railroads were also heard. In his explana- tion Senator Goodwin stated that often ap,, narentIy different lines were really operated hy the same stockholders, and that ne pc being charged on one line than charged on another through this method of operating the lines.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

Declaring that if appropriation meas ures were not curtailed the state of Arkan- sas would face a deficit. and be issuing warrants in lieu of cash for it's obiga- tions. Messrs. Killough McCollum and oth
 wagged relentless fight throughout the major part of the day In the House Friday against the University of Arkan- sas deficiency appropriation bill. Almost defeated in the closing minutes of the ses- ed the passage of the bill, endeavor was made to have an amendment tacked which would prohibit the benefciaries after August l We will be on scrip basis by the first of June." said Mir. Xiii tough, if We do not curtal these measures. There is now but $150,0O0 in the treasury. This bill covers an appropriation of $50, GOO. that will be drawn the minute it be comes a law With the present running expenses the full supply of cash will be exhausted and warrants will have to go out-something that it has been many a day since Arkansas has been forced to do.'
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

John Morgan, chairman of the leEisla- tive committee Of the Arkansas federation of labor, is in Little Rock at the head of delegation of coal miners to fight the coal screening bill passed by the Senate las; week. iIe gave out the following state ment today:
 If the bill is passed. more than 4o0o miners in this state will go out on strike. More than that, they will remain on strike until contracts can be made with the oper- ators just exactly opposite 10 this law. we want just exactly what have, We de sire no change We want the miner to ret pay for his work He digs the coal. He should be paid for that. Under the screen law all that goes through the screen is not paid for, but the operator sells this coal at good price and there is no req son why the man who digs It should not receive pay for it. And when we strike it will be one to be remembered. We have settled this thing by legislation. We made our contracts with the understanding that they were to stand if the supreme court did not uphold the anti screen or mine run law. We went to work at Spadra, the largest coal mining camp in Arkansas after a settlement under arbitration. We will be backed by the United mine .orkers ot America. We will fight the battle to the bitter end and we shall win. am % not saying this to influence action on this bill, for know that can not be done. The Arkansas house of represent atlves are men who can not be influenced by any such methods. But since l have been asked as to the effect the passage of the bill would have on us. am telling you Just what we mean. We want falr play. We want the law left just exactly as it is.'
 Senator Harrison of Mississippi county in explaining his bill which authorizes the attorney general to begin suit in the fed eral court against the State of Tennessee to determine the ownership of Flower Is. land in the Mississippi near Osceola, said that at one time Flower island was DOT ton of the State of Arkansas, but that in 1889 the channel of the river changed and tract of land of 5000 acres was detached and placed east of the channel. Since that time Tennessee has been claim ing the island. Four years ago the sherin of Mississippi county went over to the island to replevin some timber that had been cut, and he was arrested by the other state and placed in prison. Senator liar rison further stated that the people resld- ing on the island were compelled to pay taxes to both Arkansas and Tennessee ne ne bill carries an appropriation of S2.ooo to pay the expenses of the suit, The ques- tion for the federal authorities to de, termne is whether the original channel of the river is to be considered the bound ary line between the two states or whether the change in the course of the river aHect- ed the line of demarkation The property is worth in the neighborhood of Sloo,ooo, By unanimous vote the measure was passed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

resolution was introduced by Senator Oldham Monday limiting all speeches on the floor of the Senate to ten minutes. As this amend, the rules of the Upper House If had to go over three days.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25
The Man Without Defects.

Aman who shows no defects is fool or a hypocrite, whom we should mistrust.-Joubert.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

The Senate Thursday passed the bill in troduced by Senator Mcdaniel of Washing ton county providing for the organization of live stock mutual insurance companies. Under the bill any three men are eligible to organize such an insurance company by complying with the regulations that are laid down for the formation of mutual fire in surance companies. A bond of $20,oo0 must be filed, and this form of insurance differs from the fire variety in that the amount of capital need not be so great as that of the latter corporations.
 The Harrison bill providing for the ap, pointment of state veterinary board and recurring all veterinarians to secure a li- cense before practicing was passed by large vote.
 Other bills passed by the Senate were
 Rv the Ways and Means Committee. ap- propriating S10,931. CT to cover a deficiency in the printing fund,
 By senator Hamiter, prohibiting the use of aliases or false names and max ing it misdemeanor.
 By MT. Saunders. making an employe re sponsible to his employer for breach of con tract .,-- o,-... Court the right to dispose of orphans and foundlings.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

Nr Ard of Jackson insists that he is serious in the matter of having his anti skating rink bin enacted into law. Speak ing on the bill. which was before the House Thursday. Mr Ard said This might have been introduced in the spirit of frvol l. ity. but I have discovered that there is much merit in the measure l have let. ters asking that it pass, It is claimed thai boys and girls from their studies and their homes. The craze is spreading to every hamlet and there ale thousands who oDJect to a continuance of the condition. l am willing that cities of the first class be ex- empted, if that is necessary to the passage of the bill. but I believe that it Is good moral measure and would be good law Tor every acre of land in Arkansas
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-25

Local bills of minor importance occupied almost the entire time of the Senate Friday; with the exception of the poll-tax bill oi issuing of poll tax receipts. This bill seeks to prevent the wholesale paying of poll taxes by politicians, or others Tor selnsh tors to be one of the best bills passed by the Ssrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Sine nCnc GrpcOitiun.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

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nod Der cyIten 2eiun0 5ugcionot mcr-
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brltd) oc5 @criiItc3 begonncn lit. Der
Wopor innOtc Sto0t- Sngenieur Sen
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ring ser ct. YonlyStrnBc, 5lpii6cn
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condemnation bette 9cItern cine
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Stuotprotltrotor Bruce lei0ct an
cincm ll%nlpobliein unO mlb OaS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Sr. MiIeh 96 Snhre nIt

Sr. &ilep 96 Sabre dit
ST.. Sobn &ilep, melder Eel ieinem
Sobne Gbmin Hilep, Mr. 1919, Soils.
6oo0, mobnt, begebt on nG9lten
0omerItog ieinen 96. @eburtstag.
Con eiter Scierlidfeit miro obgc-
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nid)t bon einem llnfoa, Den er Dor
ailr5cm allf Der @ooobcrrp citation,
ais CT bon einem 3uge llnlgeiporfen
mllroc, crlitt, erbolt bot. Sr. Gilen
bot iie6en Sobne, cine Sodtcr, 80
Gnfel uno 90 l%lrenfel.
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@eridtsperfabren iberwieien. 0as
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bon Ger. 700, Slt-GrattltrdBe, in BEL
len @irtbibait Die 9eraubung ltatt-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
glus bcn @crihtcn.
Sir lln0liidSidac ourd @lottei& oilt
oen Grottoircn lit NicmonO Der
mltluortIid).

in 6ol0c elmer GntihciOung oe9
Sto0t0cridta Dor cinigcn logcn Ut
Die 6roge, luer pcrnntmortllb 81 bol
ten lit, mcnn cine Ycrion olti clllcm
0lotten Grottoir iGut, oftllell gciuor
ocn. Catherine SentiuS butte Glo'
renee Sbripcr oui Sd)oOencrloB Der
flogt, neil ltc olti Dem @lottcilc Dor
iciuem Gigcntbum 9tr. 5lS, Gotbfs
0rulsS trnBe, I'M 0c3cmber 1903 ges
foleu mar unO it'd UllBer ot0crcll
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mon0 0c9 Hcd)taunmnlt9 bon Scrrn
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bat, uno oeS6nlb bat Die Sta0t feline
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lorcircn. @cOcn Die Eoli5eiuerpnl.
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@crid)tc clltlhic0cn, Dab 0u0 Foll5cls
SCpnrtcmclt feline Corporation lei
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
0us &aiien-@Sru6lem

Senator 9anj. 81. Gilman BON Silo=
Carolina ipri6t ii6er Sic 9teger.
6rogc. - Sono cine bcQeiltcrte
3ub0reri6ait. = &iele 9omet
int Nl0itorillm.
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me6r begeiIterte8 <blifum bcgriiBte
gcltcrn Nbeno Senator 9eni. 81. Gill
man BON SiiosGarolino, ais or oie
Sii6ne in ser y2Dric-SoQe" 6ctrot,
I'M BON bort aus cine leiner beriibn-
ten Hc0eu iiher ooS Holien-Yro6lem
81 6alten. Die 0roBG Solle mar 5ltr
!@0Iite beiebt, 1tn0 iporen 5ablreide
Gomen inter Den 3ub0rerlL Die be-
geiitert, Wie i6re mGnnli6cn 9eglci'
fer, opplouOirteu, penn Der He0ncr
lid) beionoerS idorf iiber sic Ne9er
0uBcrte. Senotor Gilman feunt mie
Elm gutter S6oltlpieler iein 8u6li-
FINN; CT peri6offt ibn N6luc6Sllng.
G6en but CT sic i60rflte Nh1fla9e ges
gen Die 9fcgers&oiie nit Dem bodyiten
perfiig6oren Eat6os, nit Der gai,5elt
Strait iciner Stimme bcrousgeItoBen,
llto glei6 oaroltf ldBt er einen iei=
ncr 5oblrei6en @ibe pom Stupel, II.
bat Damn Die Sa6cr oltf ieiner Seite.
Gr ipro6 5por bonn Stonopunfte Ell
mes SiioItoatcn- 9emobnerS, o6er lcirt
8u6lifum peritouo i'm. Gr iogtc
inter 9GnoerenL OoB Oic Staotcn
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&icrtel MiQion me6r Negcr, ais @ci-
&c boben unO 10 cine @cfabr fir Die
meiBe Civilization biloen. @r Der.
urt6eilte b%eionoerS oo8 fiini5cbntc
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billie gegen eine lle6er5o6l ser iAtuar'
zen @Gbler, BOB ncnigItenS ieber 5ilr
&egiltrotion 3lgelolicnc leien uno
ihreibcl fam, lpie es, ipie CT ri6tig
bernerfte, bic Tegierlung bon ben Gin.
mon6crern perlotgt, Sic @iir0er iuer'
Sen iuollcr. gr iGiloerte in oen feb
boiteiten 6nrben oos tppiiGe iiioli6e
2eben Siio.Gorolino's uno iette po(-
les SeritGnonib bei Sen WorplG1Oern
porous, pa Tie ia ou6 81 ben Siio-
%itooten gcboren. Sn Scr GrflGrung,
@efobr Scr Scrmiidlung Der idpor-
I6cn ltn0 ipciBcn Goiie, erreidte ieinc
SieOe ben S0bcpunft, ga regnetc eS
mir bon Sd)lnglp0rtcrn frGftigIter
slrt, ltnO Dos Ann5e rebnerii6e "a
lent Senator SiQmon's fam babel
sum po1en NusOrltd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Yabn,ua iibcrfallcm NIB beran6t.

BittSbnrg, Gonlos, A. Weor5.-
Ser MiiiouriE acific.E erionen5ug, Der
beilte 4beno bon bier abiubr ,uuroe
pom 5lpei mosfirten MGnnern aiige.
balten mo 2ou Self, Elm farbieer
Winenorbeiter, ipeld)er lid sur @eIr
lette, g%etootet, unb ". 8. Weitlafe
bon Solebo, Ohio, ourh Die Sono eez
i6olien. Die Hauber erbeuteten TO-.
600 Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Ger 300" on Nortb.g lpcnlle II.
SofitroBc bat lid ~olm16lid ben Huf
zines Der beltbeiud)tcn Snititute BON
Worplon0 crmorbcn. Gas, mos bort
obcr oitd) gcboten miro, lit iilr Seoer.
mann lebenslpertb, untcrDaltelio ut0
bclebrcno. Gie 8oritcQltn9en bon
Wiooumc 2oie nit ibren Seoporoen
mo Sogllorcn limo oicic @od)e mie-
Der 81 lebcn utt0 iin0en INNER mie.
Der ollgcnleine 9clurnoeritng. Sr. &c
9oQeitrier, Der %iiingite S6ierbdnbi-
ger Der @elt, l~ciItet nit Den groBen
20iuen ocs 3oo'S @%ritounlid)eS, chen.
10 pie Scr berii6mte Sroppcr un0
5bierbGnbiger Wojor @m. Gram.
foro. Bur Belt triift Ser General
8cld0ftsfiibrcr bes 3oo's, Sr. 2ouiS
s. Bed, Arrangements fir 5lpei Spe-
5iol.Eoge fir bic 9oltintorer 2ogc
oeS Sroens ser CTS"
Trouerbeidl iiic. 9oS
,Silo.galtimore &olpin0 Goiino"
bat in %ieiller monotliden Geriontm.
lrng onr Wontog I6eno Trolierbe.
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