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New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
LORD 1TEBURY.
is .4ctire NO1r as He Has Vbs,
SIR John LubbOck.

Banker. politician. philosopher philanthropist
anti-sociaIist. naturalist. antiquarian author
stanch defender of the constitution, and nov
Lord Rector Of st. Andrews-these are only
few of the claims 10 fame put forward by TIA.
wonderful and versatile old man, Lord Avebury
I last met his distinguished lordship at the we'd
ding OF his daughter Ursula. with Captain
Adrian Grant-Duff OF the Black Watch Vel
over seventy, he is yet as spry as ever he was
and he seemed exceedingly proud ot the f2c,
that. between himself and the little Maurice
Lubbock. his youngest son. who carried his
sisters train. there yawned gulf of over sxty
wears. I don't think ever before met en- nasSs
so large a muster Of one family Lord Ave-
b;rv's six sons and seven brothers. most Of
whom are married and have large families. were
all present. and so were their sisters and their
cousins and their aunts. and II was really almost
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

bewildering Lord Avebury IS excee0iHsp
wealthy. He owns the splendid mansion IN =
Jarnes's SQUARE which was once the town house
of the Maruuises of Bristol The recital OF H.
doughty deeds occupies 4 whole Column =. =.
Who's Who He was in Parliament for o S t"eI1s I5
years. and he was created baron IN I'vv. Nr.y ~
is certainly one of the wonders OF tne teI.ss s-s
and a living denial of the assertion thdt 49, -
is anything effete in our CIVILIZATION SUN -
his many books ran into thousands OF eei, S. 20
His Uses of Life" and Pleasures OF AI-e - 90
perhaps. the best known. but ne H1S ;sscts
dozens of technical volumes on botany, lnSecSS'
scenery coins free trade. man and other SUI
jeCtS.-Tht ByStander-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
FINED.

During the recent stay In camp ot tne va Va,
tionaI Guard OF the District Of columbia ~ O~'
of the captains called a sergeant one DAY 'N'
ing: =. ons
Sergeant note down Private Mo0ney-ons.
day on bread and water for siovenE 'ui
on parade" ssr
Beg pardon. captain" responded tne ne = !,
geant. but that won't make any
Mooney. He's n vegetarian s,x
Then" said the captain. give MN O"' N
on meat and sOup."-Harper'S Weeky-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
"FORGET II"

Dr. George \. Gordon. pastor Of the Old South
Church. Boston. tells how witty IriShman
stood before the gate of the other world. aSkine,
for admission. St Peter refused him, however
telling him he too great sinner To enter
there. and bade him go away. The a
little distance from the gate and then CrOwed
three times like a rooster. ST. Peter at once
threw open the gate and cried out: Come in
Pat! Wen let bygOnes be bygoneS"'-I.ppin-
colts.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
lie THAT EVOKED THE kAiSER'S
WRATH.

A CRADLE THAT EVOKED THE kAiSER'S
WRATH.
The E280 cot of the Duke Of SAKE -Coburas son
and heir. Gossip in German society circles
has it that the Kaiser, who desires to see Ger
many's minor ruling princes economical, OBJ
Of SAKE Coburss son by his fond parents was
far too luxurious. The cradle is decked with
much fine lace. According to the story, tho
Kaiser remarked that had the baby been =
princess tho offence might not be so apparent
bu. show could one expect the little prince to
grow up man and German officer after be.
ing coddled in a cradle representing the years
income of an average professional mani" Il
will be noted that his imperial majesty does
nnt pat the average professional! man q
vc.y i:cr monetary level. The sk.tcH
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

rating the Faith Of the Kaiser Wi.he!m III Ouu; %
n himself in the German peoples anu 't'e
strenuous in Life" one Of these saE i!iSS "tis
Irst heard at Dusseldorf in May. 1871: onlS
wish that the peace of Europe Jay III iily niI, i
{ should certainly take care that IT never again
were broken.
Some valuable. shelley MSS, have lately been
hestowea upon the British Museum Iie9e ~ III
-,ude fnrt,--fnur letters some oI thtfh very ip7,
written by the poet - Miss HItchehrr uuti' uu.'
tbe per;od of his first marriage Anotilti - -
nresanted by T,e!avEcy's daughter Is tiit iil. ma
nscriDt of ShcIey's poem. The Recollection -
that which begins:
-.1vr The last day Of many days
A., brau;ifri and bright as thou.
III. ioIalieSt and the lust Is dead
Rjs, Memory. and write its praise
SbaIIey.s letters to Miss Kitchener were . ISL
bv professor Dowdcn and other hioSTaPliels
hit they have never appeared in compete l't I'm III
save in Nr WiSe'S edition OF thirty t"pi'? -
rri,ate circulation Mr.. Bertram DoDeII -
brinr ont al, edition OF them printed from liIo
sfereotyped plates OF Mr. WIseS book anu ao
conoani-j by an introduction and number oi
notes
Announcement was made the other daN %. o.
+be eala of The New England Magazine d
neriodical which was started about t"eIIS 80 90
ago II was stated that Mr.. Ed"ih l.; 49, AZ
was its editor at the time or the sd4e. ou' o.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

a matter Of fact. he resigned the editorship.
which he had held for many years, some six
years ago.
One Of the painful recollections of press
clipping bureau is Of the note addressed to Mr..
T Il Macauay in of the American publish
ers Of a new edition of The History of Eng
land urgently requesting order for clip
pings OF notices of his new work
Mr. Harry De Windt is publishing a book
an odd subject-moles. to wit. He has been
student Of -'mOleosophy," it is said from the
drawing rooms of Mayfair to the wds of Arc
tic Siberia" He calls his work "Moles and
Their Meaning
There is to be q French edition Of Queen Vic
torias letters. translated by M Jacques Bar
doux.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-12-05

Homemade sausage, carefully made,
seasoned right, made entirely of good
pork at Walters market. Canaan. He
solicits your order for Christmas tur-
keys and chickens.
Clarence H. Eggleston, proprietor of
the Sharon drug store has an attractive
line of Christmas goods. Beautiful
Japanese China, perfumes, books, games,
post cards and thousand and one other
things. His adv. tells about it.
F. r. Collin, the Canaan jeweler, has
placed on sale for the holidays, the
most attractive array of goods in his
line ever seen in Canaan. His adv.
tells about them Read it. $751;
Hawley, of Millerton has choice lot
of holiday gifts. 1t includes chairs,
lamps, books, handkerchiefs, stationery.
But read his adv; 1t tells all about it.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-12-05
POINT ERS

Start the new year right by opening
an account at The Canaan National
Bank. They want you to call and talk
it over.
Wigglesworth g. Co. of Canaan have
opened a new toy department in their
store and have a line that will delight
the little folks. They also make some
suggestions relative to giving useful
Christmas presents and have a few
words to say about heating plants and
the installation of sanitary plumbing.
Fred. Egleston of Falls Village has a
remarkably fine line of samples of wall
papers and holdings that he would like
to show you. A postal card brings him
to your door.
Thurlough has pipes from % cents to
5000, Thurlough has cigarette holders,
Thurlough has perfumes, Thurlough
has candy in various sized boxes from 25
cents to $3.50. All are acceptable Christ
mas gifts.
Q. E.Badgley, proprietor Of the Main
street meat market has an adv. that
fairly makes ones mouth water. 1t
names great array of Christmas del
ioacies,
Fuller 81 Peet tell, in an attractive
advertisement, of a brand new roofing
called Zolium that has bounded into pop
ularity. They also handle the old reli-
able Flintkote roofing. ...
G. l.. Parsons & Sons tell in their
large adv. in another column of the as
sortment of goods they have placed 60,
sale. Handkerchiefs, Books, Dolls
Toys, China etc., etc. Their assortment
is complete, is attractively arrayed for
easy inspection, is priced for quick sell
ling and contains something appropriate
for all persons or occasions. This firm s
large purchases have made it unneces-
sary for Canaanites to go out of town to
purchase their Christmas gifts.
J.. w. Baird of Falls Village suggests
that you insure your life as a precaution
and give your wife the receipt as a
| Christmas present.
Decker g Alvord of Canaan have filed
their store with hundreds of articles
in the hardware line that will make USE
| full Christmas presents
The dainties, the dilicacies, the palat-
able sweets, necessary substantials, ETC.,
+, mentioned in the Model Bakery adv
| Canaan will just put the finishing touch
on the Christmas feast. Read the adv.
and become hungry.
Benton & Wright of Canaan make a
specially during the holidays of shoes
| for the children. Their adv. gives fur
Their information.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-12-05

Geo. L. FrinK of Falls Village slg
gests a camera or perfumes for q Chri. 9.
mas present.
Spring cutters, four-passenger sleighs,
business sleighs, hobs, hub runners,
grocery bobs, in great variety at Ben
jamin's.
At Smiths shoe store, Millerton, foot
wear and furnishings are suggested for
Christmas gifts. See his adv
Jewelry is always appropriate at
Christmas time. Trip OF Millerton sells
it. His adv. tells what he has to offer.
K. p. Hunt q Co., Great harrington
started, this week, sweeping clearance
sale Of their entire stock OF tailored
suits. The prices range from $3.50 to
$27.50 where they were formerly SIS. 80
to $4,000. Also 5000 fur sets Mt ga. 80,
squirrel sets sl2.50 and other articles at
greatly reduced prices.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-12-05

Boil small or medium potatoes az
near of sise as possible. first par.
Ing them. Servo with a butter made
by beating TO a cream two tablespoons
OF butter, a half tablespoon of lemon
juice and a tablespoon Of finely
minced parsley. Add salt and a dash
OF cayenne pepper. Spread over the
hot potatoes and IL will melt into
delicious dressing. This is especially
nice to serve with fish.-Good House.
keeping.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-12-05
POINTERS

The jackson q Eggleston %. Canaan
offer an unusuM variety of novel and
useful articles for men, women aud
children, all suitable for holiday pres
ents. Purchases reserved for future de-
livery il desired. 80. .s
George w. Ford Of Canaan has a
liberal adv. on another page. He tells
of player pianos, pianos Of other kinds,
sewing machines, monographs, records,
pictures, ETC., all appropriate for gifts.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

Dispatches were received by several
mining stock brokers in Bush street
yesterday containing information that
the miners had agreed not TO separate
from the Industrial Workers of the
World. The effect was to give the
Nevada mining shares another tumble.
The Tonopahs held their own very well,
but a shading-off in Jim Butler amount
ing TO points took place and Midway
lost points. while West End gained
2. The principal losses fell on the
Goldaeld stocks
The closing bids. compared with those
OF the preceding day, showed falling
of in Combination Fraction from s4.25
10 Sab; Florence. from sS.S5 to $3.50:
Goldfield Consolidated Mines, from
$S.l2k to SIS; Mohawk, from f17 TO
$3.50. There were losses OF points
each IN Great Bend, Silver Pick. Jumbo
Extension and st. Ives, and smaller de-
clines IN Atlanta, Booth. Diamondneld
Triangle, Lone Star, Oro and Red Top
Extension.
Some of the Bullfrogs gained slightly.
Gold Bar went from sl.O5 to sl.07; May
flower Consolidated, from Al to 4s
cents; Tramp Consolidated. from s1.l7
TO 10. Several Manhattan stocks also
advanced slightly. including Mustang
Manhattan. Original Manhattan and
Stray Dog. Nevada Hills dropped from
$3.50 TO $3.50.
There were sales OF 3l,600 shares of
DismOndheld Triangle at 46 cents to
AZ cents. Atlanta sales were 2l,300
shares at 70 TO 6s cents. Combination
Fraction sold at s4.25 and down TO
$417h TO the extent OF $500 shares.
Goldheld Consolidated Mines opened at
IS. sold UP TO sS.12h, down to S7.S7 u
and then gravitated back TO IS. Great
Bend sales were $500 shares, with a
drop from S1.05 to 9S cents Red Top
Extension shares, selling 20 the extent
OF $4,000 shares, went up peg from
4S 10 49 cents in actual sales. The
other large sellers were Silver Pick, OF
which $4,000 shares were taken at $1.2O
and s1l5, and ST. Ives. $4,000 shares at
$50. sl.47ts, s1.4o and then $L50 once
more.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in this city March 81:
Albin RuedigeT, %, and Minnie Weseman, ls'
Joseph Matson. 2s. 1922 Vermont St. and
Maria Malmberg Is, 10 Vicksburg st
Harvey Rice, n. city, and Mamie Brickley,
Is. l54s Grove st.
Davis Podersky. &C. and Matilda Blaine. ~,
both of San Francisco
Antonion Caruso. %. and Jennie Csruso. IS.
both OF 1920 Folsom 81.
DeIbert r. walker. %, SIS Central ave-. and
Anna NJ Knorre 20 both Of 1905 McAllister 81.
Robert J. Agnew. 20, 1905 Montgomery St,
ana Hope =. Hoenner, %. 431 Linden ave.
John Shofer, q, l19 FarallOnes St. and Kate
Oberle. % 279s Bryant 81.
Giovanni BOnadeo, o. 2liT Chestnut ST, and
Maria Fontana Is 55 Ohio 81.
Cesere Restsni. %, and ROselli Blanca, p,
both OF 1891 San Jose ave.
OAKLAND. March 2T.-Tbe following mar
riage licenses were issued today;
Marsh Alowitz, 2l and Esther krost. "a,
both Of Oakland.
Charles W. Freese. 81. Oakland. and hope
l. StOner 2I Kansas City. No.
Chris Tucker %. and Sarah Lsvele, 23'
both Of San Francisco
David A. Cato, %, and Pauline Irwin. 81.
both OF Black Diamond
Peter GhiorsO p. and Rose Scotto- 20. both
LEROY W. Jackson. 40. and Susie N. Cad
ding 25 both OF Oakland.
August POeller q. and Johanna Geroes' p
both Of Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
ONE JURYMAN SITS IN
JUDGE WELLER'S COURT
Case Is Tried With but Single
Venireman, Qualifying Out
of a Score

"A ne lone juror was all that could
pas muster in Judge Weller's court
yesterday afternoon IN the trial Of a
case arising out Of a recent raid at
6lS Jackson street That juror was
Charles Meyers. and he sat all by him
self. after eighteen veniremen had been
put up as targets for the questions of
Assistant District Attorney Ward for
the prosecution and J. s. Meyer for
the defense. A similar case called in
ebe morning had exhausted fifty We
niremen. out Of which but three We're
eligible so both sides agreed TO pro-
Cefd with one juryman
After the evidence was all in and
the lawyers had talked conhdentially
10 the jury" Meyers was taken TO the
1ury-rOom. where he evidently dis
agreed with himself for some time, be-
cause De was fifteen minutes arriving
at "a verdict
call the roll" said the Judge, when
the Jury flied into his seat. Let
the foreman read the verdict" The
foreman read Not guilty as the unan-
imOus opinion Of the jury" and the
defendant was released.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
COPPER ORE NEAR BLAIR
Valuable Find of Red Metal Reported
in New Place

The Blair Press reports that rich
copper ore has been discovered near
Blair and in the vicinity of the Pay
master mine. The substance OF the
statements made by the Press is as fol-
lows:
J, J. Ruttledge displays a sack Of copper ore
which certainly looks good, and IL the deposit
proves great as many of those who have
seen the location Of the discovery think, IT
means that this section will have one, at least,
OF the biggest copper properties in the country.
The discovery is in the vicinity of the Pay
master, and about ten miles from Blair in a
northeasterly direction The ledge has been
opened at various points for distance or 1000
feet and has average width of thirty feet
Samples taken from this show values approx
mating $l50 a ton, with specimens running TO a
much larger figure. specimen exhibition
in the office OF the Press shows azurite, mala-
chite and bornte The Nevada Tonopah Mines
Syndicate is the of eight claims from
which the samples taken. The company
IS headed by T. r. Hickey and A. u. Myers is
the vice president. Ruttledge is the general
manager
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
Dispatches From GOldfield
Dispirit Stock Buyers
Brokers Hear That the Miners Decide
Not to Separate From the |. w. w.

mel of Round Mountain retain their holdings in
the company.
The transaction involved the payment OF Sl5O,-
000 The deal closed through Z. II. Mead
and Harry Hedrick.
The Round Mountain Combination holdings
consist Of sixty and adjoin the Sunuysde
Of the Round Mountain Mining Company. Al
though no effort has as yet been made to develop
the strong ledges which known 10 traverse
the territory. the Combination has established
an enviable record for fits productions from the
big placer beds which have been opened on one
OF the claims. The Wilson lease on the Blue
jay claim of the Combination company made a
wonderful showing during the short time 1t was
worked last season and Mr.. Wilson Is preparing
TO put in a new gasoline power machine this
year and work the rich placer beds thoroughly
Under the control the management Of the
Round Mountain Combination intends inaGgur-
ating a thorough and systematic course OF devel-
opment work. Shafts will be sunk at different
points along the outcroppings of the big leoge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
HI You Want to
Invest in Safe
Mining Securities

buy any Of the following stocks for good
profit.
Rinhf in line for the big veins; down over 600
feet and IN exactly same formation as the big
group 90 the east-
T0NDFAH tAIlAE- AT ~ cents
a new company; well located south OF Stand
ard.
Recent discoveries with the drill OF high-grade
ore Ia TonOpah Extension aud Mckane Mining
Ia GREAT DEPTH practically assure the fu-
fure ID these two properties. ~ you failed 10
fu~ Tonopah Extension when 81 could be- had
for 80 cents redeem your error by buying Stand
ard ,- .
Adsoins CIark's Furnace Creek; IN high grade
ore. ! great buy around $500 cents.
NFVaDA GREFNWATER COPPER. AT so cents
tdi0ins krcturns in Willow Greek section OF
Creenwater One OF the future great mines OF
fhe district.
ASHLEY CONSOLIDATED .at 70 cents
Dr. Buckskin district. lies between Kennedy
Cons. and Buckskin Cons; average copper as
saFs aser - per cent. also gold and si-vc
yanues 8 limited number OF shares az - cenls.
Tor further particulars call on or address
49, 81. CHIrCBER, - SUFFER- ST, SAN
ihANCIScO.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
DEATHS

AILEN-In thisscity. MaTh q, 1907. at the
residence OF her parents, AT Thirty eighth
avenue. Grace Harriet Allen, twin daughter
OF William q. and Susan Allen. a native Of
San Francisco, Cal, aged ] year months
and Is days.
The funeral win take place tomorrow (Fn-
the mortuRry chapel Of the Golden Gate Un-
dertaking Company. 2475 Mission street, near
Twenty-nrst. Interment Cypress Lawn Gene
tery.
BARBER-In this city March 27, 1907, Thorn
ton de Angels. beloved son Of Arthur G. and
Florence \. Barber native Of San Fran
cisco. Cal, aged months and il days.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow friday, at .. m, at
the residence Of his parents. 4l22 Twenty
fourth street. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
etery, by carriage.
BLACK-In this city. March %, 1907 at her
late residence, i6l Broderick street Anita
mother of Mrs. Edward r. Connor. native
Of New York City.
Friends are Invited TO attend the funeral
O'Clock. at ST. Agnes Church.
BRANDES-In oakland, Cal, March 26. 1907,
Charles Henry Brandes, beloved son Of Ferdi
nand and Mrs. johanna Brandes, and brother
Of August r. r. Brandes and Anna W.
Brandes, a native OF Ohio. aged 81 years
months and ] day. member OF Portland
Aerie No. 4, +. o. z. CTonopsh papers please
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services tomor-
row friday, at D. m, from his late
residence ls05 Seventeenth street Oakland
Cal. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. Oak
land. Cal.
BRESIIN-In this city. March 90, 1907, at her
late residence, 2l7 Third avenue. Mary. be-
loved wife Of the late John Breslin. loving
mother Of James. John, Nell and Mary Bres-
lin and Mrs. Susan T. Evans and loving
grandmother OF Harry Mitchell, Joseph May
ana Nell Breslin, native Of Kirkell, Bal
nahaten County Down ireland.
Friends and acquaintancee are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral Saturday. March
30 at 1890 O'Clock a. m, from her late
residence, 217 Third avenue. Richmond Dis
trict. thence 10 Star Of the Sea Church for
services. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
NEW CONTROL OF GRANNY
Hirschler and Associates Buy Out
Other Interests in Manhattan

The Manhattan Mail says that Ed
Hirschler and his associates have OBJ
tanned control of the Granny mine in
the Manhattan district by the purchase
OF other interests The new manage
ment will develop the property. The
Granny lies between the Consolidated
and Litigation Hill mines. Ore is re-
ported TO have been struck in the shaft
that averages $50 TO the ton.
On the 100-foot level ore is said to
have been encountered that runs $500
TO the ton. Development work is pro-
ceeding by drifts from the 100-foot
level The Mail says that a great deal
more than operating expenses could be
made from the ore hoisted out daily if
there were milling facilities in the
camp.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
IsH GETS COMBINATION
Round Mountain Mining Property
Transfer Involves $l50,00o

The Round Mountain Nugget gives
the following particulars OF a deal at
Round Mountain in which Marvin lsh
IS concerned:
The Round Mountain Combination Mining Com
nany has been reorganized. controlling interest
having been bought by the Goldheld firm OF
Marvin Ish & Bro. who are principal owners OF
tbe Oro and Atlanta mines at Goldheld and the
Jack Pot mine at Wonder. william lsh viii
act as president Of the new company, with A. IA
Nayne Of Manhattan vice president ano Il. ID
Mead of Goldfeld as secretary and treasurer
" Jeske Of Csoldneld will be a director In
tie company Louis d. Gordon and ]. r. Stim-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
Will not De inserted. They must be handed In at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
ized 10 have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply 20 the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
BIRTHS

ELISE this city. March p. 1907 10 the
wife Of r. J. Ellis. son
MIIIER-In this city, March "a, 1907, 20 the
wife OF o. w. Miller, q daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
VIA sAUsALITO FERRY

VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
For SausaIito, NH Valley, San Rafael
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS sT:45 8 IS
"e:15, ESQ. IL q. m. 1890 s1:46, sS:Is 4:s5
5:15, $3.50, $3.50, T:i5, e:o0, 10:15, II 25 .. m
'Runs to Sap Quentin.
7:46 a. N. daily, for cssaderO and way sta
tions.
s.i5 .. M, Saturdays only. for csEaderO and
way stations.
days. for Point Reyes and way stations
From s. r. for Tiburon. Belvedere and sar
Rafsel-Week Days-7:4o. e:16, cell 100 a. m
1885, $3.50, b:10, $50 p. N. Sundays-T:4o
9;l5, ''ll:oo a. m; 1885. $50. 5:lo, $50,
D. M; eli ;35 p. N. Thursdays only.
Fror. San Rafael for 8. F.-Week Days-S,1S
~. 1865. 9:25. 1l:15 a. ~; 1880, $40. 500.
500 D. N. Sundsys-6:15 7:4o, 1858, 9:2S
a. m; $40, 500, $40, $50 p N.
9;55. 1880 a. m: 1:1o. 4:O5, 5:45 D. m san,
days-6:45, SIT. e;o5. IL :35 a NJ. 1:10, 4:o6.
b:45, 6:55 D. m.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

Enforcing HEALTH LAWs-The number
of arrests for violating ordinance l3. providing
Tor the screening IN of al foodstuffs exposed
fer sale WAS increased yesterday 10 over 200
Tho arrested dealers have been admitted 10 $50
laf each and released.