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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-01
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
~ scrlber, of Anne Arundel County. has OBJ
talned from the Orphane' Court Of Anne
Arundel County, in Maryland, letters Tes-
taInentary on the personal estate OF Will
LIAM q. SMITH, late of Anne Arundel
County, deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased, are hereby warned y
exhibit tho same, with the vouchers, there
OF. 20 the subscriber. on or before the
9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1903.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from AL benefits of tho said estate. All per
sons indebted 70 said estate are requested 70
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this sOsh day Of
July, 1907.
LAURA IDA SMITH,
ty30 Admr. e. I. a.
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.r .r.....sf.on far The Absorption
- 80. ea..s t..ra.e. - tha Navy. r
a..lr rwafs.i. ,s.ff n.ea1 with Some
...f. ff a. asfaana natural for
s Sass =. .ie.ire =. srtnn.l is fusia-
. Asa tf..ar nav - mostly is
.s.s.t.ar,-s Connection between
.a tssf .isfansss an.l iha ,Iefenssa 30
.f aef... .ath ahsah fher must Coz
$1,000. Fl. ,..... ~ sac. bat tis. eouu-
..e E. mare eenesrnrd aaaut the en-
.sas. - aafh geIausea than ahout
.re .aattaant fn iha matter. o. iHe
f alase. d aauId 49, eoiBe haek-
aard 80 Iaur distance into the
Tira. aas wbrn these services
errs Identical Is 10 days of the
-nanl.a armada it vas dimcuif 81
s.asrsfn soldiers frum saiIurs. On the
.h.a. ar - ghe elementary coast de-
s,ass. hnt iiia eosll has moved since
taen. 50 experience ~ centuries has
sa.an fhe uis.iau 81 separating tbe
iaa hganahas af tha service. and let-
ftae eaeh as 3haf pfupeFlv belongs
~ if BE- tla eeast lriensss are placed
nn.lei the command 81 tbs Navy.
mlU e. neeessefy nut only g. as
aien aasal amcers GO utke charge 81
Uirm. hut Cd ferfnit thousands - sail
80 a. man l'se gums. ARMY officers
eauHai e. sTsetrd a. receive orders
lfan tae SAW iu regard 70 Their "v y
Ianieilaf aniies, and ihe mrfni'efs =
th~ tssaet Artillery afe enlisie'i Tor
.erslee in the trmy and eanHot he
sanle iiea 81 eautinne thrtf services
leader naval direction
4if mari aiiHenft rf"hiein when me
saFF hae te s"lFe a. present - 20 So
eare enpash sailors 3" ma" ih" ships
iu ennfiissi"n. - is d"uhti"t A. .
single great vessel has a. ans iime iis
iail e"nai.ienient - men, when th'
na"iisFf 81 ssil'i~ must 20 TAR ""ie
taan a"npi'.A 3" meet me h,''i' =" tn'
c'ssi aeiei'ses' - is 'Fia'"t t"ai tue
F4taI7nsai Tor ltH sNffthtftt ~ tAtfae
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-01
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVES, that the sui.
IN scriber. Of Anne Arundel county. ms OF
tanned from the Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel county, In Maryland. Letters Testi-
mentary on the personal estate Of MELOEA
KIDOUT. late of Anne Arundel County,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased. are hereby warned % exhibit
the same, with the voGchers thereo'. &c the
subscriber. on or before the
18th DAY or JANUARY, 1908.
They may otherwise, By law, be excluded
from All benefit Of the said estate. All per-
song Indebted 20 said estate are requested 70
make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this ard day Of July.
1901.
ORLANDO RIDoUT,z
Jy21 Admir-.
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N NOTICE.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, That thu
undersigned. Collector and Treasurer, 10 now
ready 10 receive payment ofC1fy Taxes Tor
the year 1877, al bis once. II school street,
between the hours ofgJo a. m. and o'clock
y. ~.
1897 a discount Of I've per cent. viii be allow
ed. on All tax bills paid during the month "
September. discount o. four per cent VIII
month of October. n DISCOUNT OF three per
cent. will be allowed. 40 discount VIII be
allowed after October, 1907, and All tax bfiia
remaining unpaid after the 10Th OF Noycm.
Der. 1907. shall be 10 arrear, and Interest Will
be charged. and collected thereon. from the
first day ~ september, 1907. And All tax bills
that are not paid by the firft day Of Decem.
her. 1877. VIII be reported 70 the Corporation,
aud procedure VIII thereafter be taken -
PROMPTLY collect the same by dus course oi
law. WEEsDN %. aOIIs
once II school -. collector A Treasurer
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN subscriber, Of Anne Arundel county, has
obtained from the Orphans Court OF Anne
Arundel county IN Maryland, Letters
WILLIAM CHALMERS, late OF Anne
Arundel county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased, are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof.
70 the subscriber. on or before the
18th DAY or DECEMBER, 1907.
they may otherwise, by law. be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate All persons
indebted 20 said estate are requested 10 make
Immediate payment.
June. 1877,
LEONARD 5. WALKER,
III Admir-.
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F o r S ALE.

A perfectly safe and gentle
MARE, black about 9 years
old, not afraid Of anything,
also a Family Carriage. Only
reason for selling have no
further use for same. Will
sell at a sacrifice. Apply at
the Capita. office. soft :
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Annapolis. ND. Oct 5, 1907
This il to notify the public that l
will not be responsible for any bills
contracted by other pers0us than my
self
All bills against me at the present
time will be paid n presented 10 me
in person.
J. A. ELDER,
sm-0ct5 Painter and Paper Hanger.
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TUESDAY. 18th day of Nov, 1907
DO YOU NEED MONEY

To buv or buiid home. farm or make Inn
pr0vemeutNf fou can own and occupy
your own home or farm and pay for same In
small monthly payments which O. less than
rent We make loans anywhere from siyD
to $1,000 nc per cent. No additional seeurl
Is. TIE most liberal plain even offered.
Write ~ once for f1il Information and APP
plirnfinu blank.
q "a. BROWN. silver spring, Nd.
Representing tire Southern states Trust co,
Oll-lgE.
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FOR SALE.

A fine polished OAK C0LN r Esh IN d
DESK with drawers and upper wire fender
closets below counter for books &c COfns
binafIon lorks on drawers and closets. Must
be sold for want OF room, Price SOD Apply
~ Capital O1ice. sep. u ~
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Have your Job Printing done
atithe Capital Office.
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FOR SALE
Fine Water Front Properties

fluc w dLcI rIOul FIOpcI Tics
HEAD OF SEVERN fss Acres. beautiful
shore 'front.' well wooded. small improve
ments.couvenleut 20 both railroads - miles
from Baltimore. $1,000.
IOYCES HEfGHTs 100 Acres, highest
point on severn kiver,near Arnold -tation'
no buildings. $1,000.
BELMONT" s4G Acres, superb situation
on Say and HowelFs creek and on line OF
Bav Ridge railroad miles from Anna polls.
Large dwelling and other buildings, So 90.
FOR further particulars, apply 90
muw DANIEL X. RANDALL.
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DEMOCRATIC TIchET.
FeF 4saHernofs
GfsTfN e. tAltrHeA-..
80 oril Go1atg.
rnr coupsrs
tfE Josh a. p ahh4AssF
0fCarrsll eeaury
For kf1orseg- fssnerzf.
f-ttf Ef1gN STRAIT.
~ saesfnere fttr-
Fsr Clarx ofsEe f.slzEs - Apreata
- g. HafsaCD EE.
efpriaes sssorzess co4afg-
Fsrt -a,ef 3 e. o. Csc Fifh sasIselal elrrza
WILLIAM a. THDNA@
Or eszml1stsr-
Per s.ste senator
Iawess r. EKA-lf EAFZ@.
For Hoass o. Dsle4assss
ATHKODoKE gEADQ
at--AWAY DAW~o1
81. ASHLEY bf ALI
saDRftf 81 kka1s
ror states Attorney.
yfCHOLAs H. GsEES.
FER -neriT
JAMES r WfLBIAus
FOR ladzoa % Sac Orphans Ne4Fft
WILLIAM n. ABRDIT.
JAN - CT = A. ~
HENRY a. ii SO Nff-.
FOR Goautg 2 1ruul - lOuers
IELTNS q BEaRD.
CT. ~ COOS.
gHAFTWS A. EfDDtT.
"a. .4nIPLET.
JAM - ~ SMITH.
W.T.. WILLS.
joins h. WAH-DN.
.f0r county surveyor
r. HAYWOOD GREEN.
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Ihufsday, November Nth. 1907

Tsz gEAI E-T2TECY NIX LATE lack,
@C& GfsEWEE- @o1sza<sSge<<
"a LIT ~ ef,yNND. fs,e&fs4 - Sc
- Az1e ,<,lfs, fro1 tt1z t8erssyg - III. Eg<Ts
~ lese. a1c Eag1a9 6egt& - Dsss DaEEref
art f0Fty~szx fest. more - iszs, - kg1Fke
-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-01
gIen0LA1 - aKKES. ssd<Stor.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
allkREAL ESTATE


- sIslze - : 1segss - Efs Ctrerlt GG1Ff
f7r Azze Ar111el fs,-1fys s1tttslH - - 1lt<,
48se9 eE tts <fs e2Y - DefC1eF, ~ &E1
lag 9IkxssG = = = l5reTer. - a. are 11'x1-
rlaf9arte- 2s.s4 - zzes q. Ereper, - a. sfS
9efe1I2Exa. N1cW1 a. 80 ~ FxNIfgs 80
zr1erez xne4. IF1sfeE. Hf4f ,efkf - tzts5f - y
- tEs cot ~ 8yt - 1s1F. 81 SO flfT -
Annz -, 81. CO.
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~ Frame Dwelling House,

ln Wh1eh fSe lass 8asxssz f>reWsF reeS1e5,
and since ~ death oee1pls1 ~ fise faas,5T,
fZg-A LII - GROg ~. ga5no yrOgs6,
.0e1feff On are ~grtsWees st3e - N&rkSt
street. grNnfiGx 6rSFeDn serenity three feF8s
more ~ fees. having depth - one Ss1Grs1
ard seFeatssD fess- nflCTs - ies2. 1s.f SDfikf-
Ing o. fAe waters - Spa gfesk,
90 a Lot yF gkDU%D. aHsM CroYS6.
lofatea On ne 1Cagneasg SIDE ~ CC81ats
street. fgDntiDZ thereon O1e BDB9ge1 and
~ 4bfy-Dlne 9esz. more % Tees. HNV8oZn oSpfn
~ one n0Ddrs1 AMI fWentT~nsDe fsefs more
creek
"a LOT ~ GEDDED. Or fhe HOrth-
vet alde ~ lOndalL AEreaf. ifa pr0ge1 b q
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FReME eUlLDING.

gsea - = Slaughter House. and .yuf>gagd-
fnra. fronting thereon one hundred and six
gg-s1z feet, more o. less, and having depth
~ seventy-tHO feet, more Or less.
The unlmpfOyed Lots on HaTkes and Con.
dulf streets. and the imported Lot on en-
duif street. viii - offered IA subdivisions
aud A. a whole. and the more aoVaGtaz eOfls
bId aceeytefs q plat % the property and the
subdivisions can be seen upon application -
the Trustee.
TERMS OE sALE a. prescribed BY the de-
cree s-Dne-Dnf % the purchase money 20 be
paid In cash On the day Of sale, or At the
option o. the Trustee. on the final Tatinea-
tlOn 81 sue sale ~ THE Court and the bal
ance IN six months from the day 81 sale, Or
All cash at the option % the purchaser or
purchasers. the deferred payment 70 bear
interest from the day ofeafe and 20 be Sc
cured By the bonds o. the purchaser or pur-
ehaaeFs with security 70 be approved ~ the
Trustee. deposit viii be required on day
81 sale.
Persons desiring further Information VIII
appiy 70 tie Trustee.
NICHOLAS II. GREEN,
Trustee.
No school street, ANNAPOLIS, Nd OF
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Prohibition Ticket.

Prohibition Ticket.
For Governor.
JAMES ". FREZELL.
For Attorney General,
HARRY r. GILBERT.
For Comptroller,
GEORGE a. HORNER.
For Clerk Of the Court o. Appeals.
J.H. DULANEl.
For Senator.
WILLIAM n. SILK.
For House 81 Delegates.
JOSEPH &. COLIINSON.
EDWARD LEATHFRBURl,
BENJAMIN r. BROWN.
CHARLES ". SrOLI.
For Sheriff.
WILLIAM LYONS.
For County Commissioners.
y. q. COLLINSON,
FRANK HUICHfNS.
THEODORE =. CORNER.
STEPHEN l.. NAYLOR.
WILLIAM II. FELDMEfER.
WILLIAM T.. HALLOCK.
Judges II the Orphans Court.
FRANK II RIDOUT.
FRANK HAZARD.
ANDREW j. PHELPS.
Ad v
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D ROLAND BRADY. Aueffoneer,
Annapolis. Md.
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CLARK FARM CASE
IN ABEYANCE

OAKLAN1D, Jan. 1O.-The cOndemna-
ton suit Of the Western Pacific
against Mrs Eleanor Clark Cor a right
OF way through her ranch near Niles
was finally submitted TO Judge Waste
this afternoon. The case VIII not be
decided. however until after the court
has perused The lengthy briefs that
are 10 be prepared by both sides upon
the legal aspects Of the case.
The suit has been on trial for over
q month and a voluminous mass OF
testimony has been taken relative to
the value OF the right Of way sought
10 be condemned. over tWenty-fOur
witnesses were examined. The West
ern Pacific is understood to have
offered $500 for the right Of way,
while Mrs. Clark has asked $4,000 for IT,
The defendant claimed that her or
chard would be greatly damaged by
the railroad passing through il. She
was represented in the action by her
two sons, Attorneys Fred and James
Clark, as well as by Attorney Reese
Clarke. Attorney Warren Olney Jr.
represented the Gould line.
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BURGLARS PURLO|N
A TYPE WRITER

OAKLAND, Jan. 10.-Burglars en-
tered the office of A. w. Morse & Co.,
at 1O0S15 Broadway, last night, by
opening the door with skeleton key,
and stole a typewriter.
+. NJ Hendon, manager of the Wells
bach Company, 3710 San Pablo avenue,
discovered this morning that the store
had been entered during the night by
burglars, who stole a ladys bicycle,
SIS and SIS in stamps.
Wing Chung Lung, proprietor of a
Chinese bazaar at 1853 Washington
street, reported to the police this
morning that nine gold and jade rings
were stolen from the window of his
store yesterday afternoon.
Thieves entered the room of Mrs
Susie Martin. COS Broadway, last night.
and stole a purse containing So and a
check for SIS.
E. H. Foster, who lives at $50 Seven
teenth street has reported to the po-
lice that thieves broke into a new
house at Tenth and Grove streets and
stole a set of carpenters tools. c.
Jacobs, ST. Milton street, reported the
theft of a number of tools from the
new Jurgens building at Thirteenth
and Franklin streets.
NJ. C. Fay, 1407 Broadway. reported
this morning the theft of a set of har-
ness from his barn. The harness was
stolen last night.
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ANGRY ARCHITECT
FINED BY COURT
SPECIAL DISPATCH To THE GALL.

SAN RAFAEL, Jan. 10.-The angry
statement, IF my wife were here she
would shoot your followed later by
'1iar!" addressed to District Attorney
Thomas P. Boyd, while Boyd was in the
midst of an argument, got Architect
G. A. Behrend of San Francisco into
trouble this afternoon. He was fined
$25 and given a severe reprimand by
Judge Lennon.
Attorney Boyd referred to Behrends
wife in his argument and said probably
the prosecution failed to put her on the
stand because she would weaken their
case. This caused Behrend to rise out
of his seat and interrupt the District
Attorney as explained. The court adj
monished him to sit down and restrain
himself. but Behrend interrupted Boyd
again and looked defantly at the
Judge. Judge Lennon then found him
guilty of contempt of court and ordered
him in custody of the Sheriff. Behrend
did not wait for the Sheriff, but strut
ted out of the courtroom. Subsequently
the Sheriff took him in custody.
Later on the Jury brought in YER
diet that the late DR.. b. F. Lyford
never agreed to give Behrend a lie
estate deed upon a valuable piece OF
property near Tiburon.
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BOARD Of HEALTH
TESTING FOOD
Microscopical and Bacteria
logical Examination Is
Conducted in Oakland
REQUEST OF DOCTORS

OAKLAND. Jan. kaleidoscope
and meteorological examination OF az
kinds of food products sold IN this
city or consumed at hotels resta 49,
and other pubIfc places has been COM
menced by the Board of Health to dis-
close whether the pure food laws are
being violated by manufacturers o.
edibles.
The inquiry under omclaI direclios
1,-f1l cover a wide range. All varieties or
canned and preserved foods Will be par
tfcuIarIy examined. Many pnyslclahs
have requested the Board OF Heai1n
to conduct such an investigation w OTIS
is at present 9keing done on sampiss
of various brands of condensed mix
which have been taken ind1scrlminate-
w from the stocks of merchants
throughout the city. The oacteflolos
icaI fes+s as well as those for general
quality, will be carried on until the
experts have completed the 1ood
products list.
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NELSON URGED FOR PRESIDENCY
OF PEOPLES WATER COMPANY
Former Chairman Of Oakland's Council
Put Forward for Fat Cor
BOrafiOn Billet

OAKLAND, Jan. 10.-Lames w. Nell
son, a former president OF the City
Council and at one time a candidate
for Mayor, is being put forward by his
friends for the presidency and man
agership Of the Peoples Water Com
pany, which was recently declined by
Mayor Frank K Mott despite the big
salary that was offered the executive
OF the city if he would accept the posi-
ton.
The movement on Nelson's behalf ii
IS understood is being promoted by his
supporters without his knowledge
These hackers include a number OF
prominent local and San Francisco
business men, who believe that Nelson,
because Of hts all-aBOuDd political and
business experience, is well qualified
to direct the affairs of the Peoples
Water Company, which recently took
over the entire properties OF the Con-
ira Costa Water Company.
Nelson served two terms as a City
Councilman when Dr. George c. Pardee
was a member Of that body. In 1895
Nelson made the race for Mayor, but
was defeated by John L. Dsvie by 8
small margin. Nelson is now connected
with the Consolidated Canneries Com
pany.
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MISSIONARY INSTITUTE

BERKELEY. Jan. 10.-The Inter
UNCONVENTIONAL Missionary Institute
under the direction OF Rev. Edmund ID
Soper and corps of famous missionary
workers, convened at the Trinity Meth
odist Episcopal Church this afternoon
Rev. Mr.. Soper spoke during the after
noon and Rev. G. II. Bissell at night, each
discussing missionary problems. The
ladies Of the Trinity Church will tender
a banquet 20 Sunday school workers
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock Ad-
dresses viii be delivered at the ban
ouet by c. r. Fisher, State secretary
of the Sunday School Association, and
by Rev. r. p. Shepherd Of Berkeley
Conferences and classes viii be held
throughout the day and at night. The
institute viii continue until next Sun
day night.
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About the Bay.

BALLPLAYERs MOTHER DIEs-oakland,
Jan. IO-Mrs. Elizabeth G. Perine. mother of
Perine. the baseball player and umpire. died
suddenly this morning at her residence, 500 Oak
street.
AVERY DISMISSED Oakland. JAN 1o.-wal-
ter /. Avery. who was charged with felony by
this morning by Police Judge Samuels motion
Of the prosecuting attorney
BUSINESS MAN, CRITICALLY ILL-Oakland.
Jan. l0.-Georee W. Humphrey of the firm of
Dean & Humphrey is critically I'll at Fabiola
Hospital from Bright's disease. Little hope OF
recovery is offered by the attending physician.
TO HOLD INeUEsT-oakland.. Jan. 10.-The
committed suicide in his room at the Royal
Hotel. 1923 Broadway. on the night of January
$. by cutting his throat with razor. has been
set for January II at p. m.
MORE TEACHERS NEEDED-Alameda. Jan.
10.-Owing to the increased attendance at the
Superintendent Of Schools F. T. Moore says that
be viii request the Board Of Education TO ap-
point three additional teachers.
CONTEST OVER SMALL EsTATE-oakland.
Jan. 10A contest over the administration of
the estate of the late Abraham Cox Of Berkeley
who died on December 20 of last year leaving
property worth in the neighborhood Of $1,000
instituted this morning by his son, A. P.
Cox Of Fresno
2 WOULD START NEWSPAPER Oakland. Jan.
J, I0-z-Artieles OF ineofpora ton OF the Alameda
Publishing Company were fled today IT intends
TO start a daily newspaper in Alameda. The
Fred S. Cone. William G. Pratt. w. r Spencer,
B. L. Fisher and RuShton Mcconnell.
RESCUEs BOY FROM PoND--Berkeley. Jan.
10.-Roy Davis. a thirteen-year-oId boy was
rescued from drowning in pond of water al
Derby and Shattuck avenues this afternoon in
which the lad had fallen while at play The
pond was formed by the recent heavy rains.
STRUCK BY cAR-Berkeley. Jan. 10.-w. K.
Cullen. University STUDENT was knocked down
by a Telegrsp h-avenue electric car today while
be was trying TO catch Key Route train al
Berkeley station. and bruised about the head
and body that his removal TO the Roosevelt
Hospital necessary.
NILE CLUB oFFICERS-Oakland Jan 10
Charles J.. Heeseman has been reelected presi
dent of the Nile Club. The other officers
chosen are: Recording -s\retary. DR.. n NJ. Fine
financial secretary. T. G. Warren: treasurer W
R. Hume Mayor Frank X. Mott has beer
elected a director of the club.
SNEAK THIEF CAPTURED-oakIand. Jan
1O.-A thief caught ransaeking the lockers
and going through the overeoats Of the office
employees OF the gas company's plant at First
and Grove streets shortly after noon today. He
was Overpowered and later turned over to the
and was charged with burglary.
CEMETERY DIRECTORS cHosEN-oakland
Jan. 10.-The Mountain View Cemetery Associ
alton has reelected the following directors DR.
George c. Pardee, II. A. Powell, George c. Ed
wards and f. NJ. Hall Jr The following are
hold-oyer directors: J. s. Emery, W. c: Ma
dayton. Edison F. Adams, George E. Grant The
annual report Of Superintendent A, d. Smith
showed that 1885 burials took place during 1906
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STERN PACIFIC
GUSTS TENANTS

OAKLAND, Jan 10.-Notice has been
served by the Western Pacific Railway
upon tenants occupying quarters on
the old Carpenter place, on the north
side of Third street, between Alice and
Harrison, that theyq must vacate
within four weeks. The property was
bought by the Western Pacific when
the company was an applicant for a
franchise in order to acquire the neces-
sary frontage to be represented in the
petition to the City Council.
1t was understood at the time that
the Carpenter property was purchased
by the Western Pacific that the COM
pany planned to locate a passenger
depot in that vicinity. 1t is denied by
representatives of the Western Pacific
that the notice to tenants to vacate
means that the property is to be sold.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PLAN
TRIP TO CITY OF MEXICO
Excursionists VIII Leave This City on
February 10 and Visit Many
Points of Interest

An excursion to the City of Mexico
is being planned by the Knights of
Columbus of San Francisco and vicin-
ity, under the auspices Of San Fran
cisco Council No. 615. 1t will leave
San Francisco February Is and reach
the City of Mexico on February 20.
After spending a week seeing the at
fractions in and about that city the
Knights will on the return trip proceed
to the Grand Canon of the Colorado.
The excursion is not limited to mem
bers of the order, but is open to their
relatives and friends.
The Knights of Columbus of the
Colorado Wyoming jurisdiction are ar
ranging similar excursion. and will
join the members from California at
Ell Paso. The going trip will be made
over the Southern Pacific and the re-
turn over the Santa Fe, and stops will
be made at various points of interest.
There is a large council of the
Knights in the, City Of Mexico, and ex-
tensive preparations are being made to
welcome the pilgrims to the land of
the Aztecs. The local committee in
charge of the excursion is composed of
Hugh ]. McIsaac. Thomas F. Graham,
o. A. Rouleau, e. Lowry and j.. w.
Shannon
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-11
LYNCH PRESIDENT OF NEW BANK

ALAMEDA, Jan. 10.-The Citizens
Bank of Alameda has elected the fol-
lowing directors: A. N. Lewis, Herbert
D. Clark, James K. Lynch, W. G. lib
belts, d. L. Westover, L. A. Konigs-
hofer, S E. Biddle Jr. James X Lynch.
who is the vice president and manager
of the First National Bank of San
Francisco, was chosen president of the
Citizens Bank to succeed Dr. George
A. Moore. retired. S. E. Biddle Jr. was
elected vice president, Frank c. Bord-
we'll cashier and c. j. Hammond Jr.
assistant cashier. The Citizens Bank
was opened for business last March
and the total deposits at the end of
1906 amounted to $685. The bank
is completing a two-story reinforced
concrete building at the northeast cor
ner of Park street and Santa Clara
avenue.