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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08

case the family may return. Lillian
will undoubtedly accompany her faith
er when he returns in the spring.
&C. A. Green returned the latter
part of last week from out west OF the
Missouri where he filed on a claim.
He expects to move his family and
chattels next week to the new home.
His claim is about eight miles from
Wasta, a town about forty miles this
side of Rapid City. c. A. is located
in one of the settlements made by
Kingsbury county people. In that
locality are George Conner and fam
lily, formerly of this city, John Rob
erts, Clarence Williamson, Bernice
Nelson, Gilbert Gilbertson, Arthur
Munger, Delbert Webb, Reuben
Webb, Miss Nettie Roberts, and Roy
Davis. It is at Wasta that Z. A..
Randklev, owner of the Syndicate
Hotel building, is erecting a large
hotel. Another item of news told by
Mr.. Green was the marriage of
John Rob IT'S to a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Conner last week.
Mr.. Green thinks the soil is good in
that locality, and is especially pleas
ed at having been able to secure "A
good claim in a locality settled by
old friends and acquaintance from
the central part of Kingsbury count y.
The Lincoln Farm Association
is the name of an organization orig.
mating in the G.. A. r. which has for
its object the purchase of the Old Lin
coin homestead and converting it in
to a Lincoln Memorial Park. To this
end each local post of the O.. A. Il.
has been asked to cooperate. The
plan is to raise sufficient funds by
popular subscription, making each
contributor a member of the associa-
ton as attested by a handsome en-
grayed certificate. As Lincoln was
,the great man of the plain people,
one of the greatest of the present civ
Iilization, it is fitting that this memoir
ial park should be paid for by contri-
buttons from the common people.
Little need be done to perpetuate the
memory of Lincoln-his life work will
be a matter of history, a matter of
the worlds history. But the Amer
lean people should take the matter in
hand and establish this memorial
park to show their appreciation of the
great statesman and patriot who o.
from their midst. Let the Lincoln
Memorial Park be established that it
may serve as an object lesson to flu
ture generations and remind them of
that herioc patriotism which cost even
life itself. +. FL. Couse will take
charge of the matter in this locality.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08

cas- the family may return. Lillian
will undoubtedly accompany her faith
er when he returns in the spring.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04
3. .-.r -. - - = { .,eeaa p e -;

For RENr-Furnished roosn; 40
| Santa Fe avenue. Call at beck door.
| Foa SALE--Household furniture.
INQUIRE 709 Colorado avenue.
4 For SALE-Large Administer rug.
Call at 5O2 Belleview avenue.
You never have to wait 1t the Ave
chair barber shop of Dillon 4 Moore.
Pure mountain ice. IL Junta
Cold Storage Company. phone East s.
For RESr-Two furnished rooms:
everything modern; 90l Colorado
avenue.
FOR SALE-One pair of lots on
Colorado avenue; close in. Inquire
at this Office.
Try q pair Of Hanan shoes next
time you need footwear Maxwell
sells them.
There are now nine switch en-
gines on duty in the local yards six
in the day time and three ut night.
Mrs. J. G. Elliott and family
left this week for Denver. where
they expect to lots e permanently.
Engines 1918. 22Os. 1851 and 52s
are in service again. after being in
| the big shops for a general over
hauling.
Mrs. <. r. Stewart arrived home
last Monday from Omaha. Kansas |
City and Topeka. where she has |
been visiting relatives for the past |
five weeks.
Mrs. Viola Maher. accompanied |
BY her daughter. Mrs. Louis Smith.
left Tuesday for Pittsburg. Pa.
for two months sojourn with rel
atives and friends.
F. NJ. Oakley. the advance agent
of the Western Newspaper Union of
Denver. was La .Iunta visitor last
Wednesday. He was on his way to
I Ell Paso and San Francisco.
Engineer S. Bacchus. who has been /
running out of La Junta during the (
past eight months. resigned the first |
of the week and left for Topeka (
where he will go - work for the (
Rock Island.
j. A. Burnett. ex-proprietor of
the La Junta Hotel. left THURSDAY
morning on No. for Los Angeles. I
Calf. He says it his intention to
engage in business down in New
Mexico if a suitable location is
found.
1 Engineer Ed Robinson has ken
off this week on account Of suffer-
ing from a renewed attack Of rheu-
matism. and Engineer J. H. Bald
ridge is officiating on the stub pas
senger run between this city and
Pueblo.
For SALE-Two type cabinets.
one large and one small. and about
fifty California job cases: cases are
practically new and some have never
been used: all have brass drawer
pulls; cheap for cash. Inquire at
this Office.
Walter Philhonr, who is attend
ing the American Business College
at Pueblo. taking course in stem
ography and typewriting. visited
the home folks last Sunday. He
was accompanied by his college
chum. Frank Orr.
Work on the new Santa Fe round
house at Dodge City is at a stand
still on account Of no labor being
available. Only nine stalls have
thus far been completed out of the |
twenty-five with which that st-uc-
ture will eventually be equipped.
The rule Of the Santa Fe to work
each and every engine to its fullest |
tonnage capacity resulted disastrous
ly to several Of them this week. and
rs result five of the big ones, Nos.
ll4s. ll36. 1909. 1927 and and lO7l
are in the back shops with broken
frames. > 4
Six new engines. Nos. 1927 to |
1882. inclusive. have recently been
assigned to passenger runs between
La Junta and Denver. All are OF
the balance compound Atlantic type,
and it is hoped that passenger trains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-23

The little messenger Was lost IN
troubled pondoring "Watll they
do wit yeh at IN pen7"
The boss kidder" growled one
word IN chest tones CHART"
'Loctricutodi bfeathod Mickey.
Gee "a hate 10 be loctricuted.
They we're half way between tho
Administrator building and tho
cottage now Fritz halted
KID" he said. looking cautious.
~ all around, I'm goin' & make mo
git sway"
"Git aAnyi" Mickoy'a face went
old and gray with panic Don't
do a. got me orders, kid. & bring
yeh back. an II ych make yer Rit
away while I'm wit yeh ri get me
beatiuB, sure"
"Beatin'si" said Fritz with ncOrn.
watts n bcatin' 10 bein' iectricut
cdr.
But Mickey could only moan
again and again, "Ill VII me
bcatin'n. sure"
And Il - Of ths that the little
messenger was thinking. a sole.
strap. water soaked and full
Of holes. which, when II strikes the
flesh. raises bilstors as symmetrical
aa the holes. The second time tho
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TIE BOSS KEDDER

"All right rejoleed Mickey. "Yoh
KIN tell me when yeh come out IN
wait fer yoh
when Fritz went into "th' Of
mans" office hts feet we're like
lead when he came out they were
like feathers. and In bis heart was
IA song free' Free 10 return 20 that
lifo In the city which he had almost
forgotten' lie was In a proper mood
FOR kiddin
Tho little messenger hoped first
ON one foot and then on the other
"Now. yeh Kin tell mo. be cri,.d.
wat "a OF man wanted wit yeh.
Frifxa broad face was the home
.of blacklist melancholy. 4 hate L
DO a. be said
They turned back toward the cot.
tage. along the path
Yoh said Yoh wouldl" rcproach.
fully.
That's right DID. I'm goin'
q an pen
"Fen' Wat fer"
KILN a guy. said tho boss
kldder."
Wheel An val asa yeh Kin I'm
fcrf
lie was runnin' wit a gur Of
mlne
50 yeh pIuRsed i'm. chr admir-.
inRly
yen. I plugged i'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-23
THE DREAM Of MESAS. THE PUSHCAST MAN


Here is little story in which the only two
those Of a Greek pushcsrt and the Apostle Paul
The pushcart mans is Menas Ten years ago he
came America penuess Now he has saved 100000 ars
he is going back his country open bank Il
going realize dream he says. Il shall open bank and
be its president"
This his dream. he says.
Ii was a wild dreama pushcart man. like those you see
every day thinking OF fortune and the presidency of bank
Look the puScart who passes the What
Is he YOU'D lie only pushcar man-nohing So
you might have passed Menas There nothing in his APP
peaance 10 years ago make him different from any other
pushcart
But Menas had dream and he never lost sight of H.
There thing he wanted there realization upon
which he had his whole heart Up and down the back
in the rain, in tho sometimes hungry
times fed when the pennies quickly often when
they very slowly sometimes in sickness sometimes
health up alleys and down but always with his dream
like front OF him. Meuas podded and on
until the end he reached his because he faithful
So many OF us have had our dreamsl
AS and look back them. the dreams
OF youth We remember when great thoughts us
and lifted up eyes from the Detachable
looked the beautiful vision all the valleys and the
shadows, and didn't anything OF the trials and the
temptations and the dark places waiting ahead between
mountains and the dark places waiting ahead between
HE IS going on-we may 80 any way please but
be going because the path seemed lie that Wayne had
down from the heights OF youth valley OF manhood
and womanhood and OF have the
iowlands.
Was the pusheart mans vision clearer than ours
He lost sight Of his dream, but the
never would look any other way
You wondering where the Apostle Paul comes in
Paul good deal like Menas lie had his star too
though distinct beautiful and when he
stood before the great representative OF Rome explained
actions BY saying:
Wherefore. O King Agrppa l was not disobedien unto
the heavenly vision"
Perhaps Menas had other dreams as well as this one
But the visions there STILL aud the dreams and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-23
~ FRED L. BoALT.

Fritz was tho boss kiddcr" All
the boys AZ tho reform school said
ap a stolld boy. bis broad face sol
cmu 10 sadness. 'yeh never could
tell whom he was kiddin yeh
The "boaa bidder WAS about 20
be- parolod lie didn't know H. All
he knew was that fhs little mes
aehRer from the superiutendent'a
office had come with word that
tn OF MAJ" wanted him. A visit
10 9Th OF man" was fearful
thing
SO. with bis heart 10 his mouth.
hla hrnEAua ciump across
the floor be- loinrd the lilfie mes.
aonger az the door. aud started with
him along the gravel path that leads
To the administration building.
Fritz had never seen tho little
messenger before Yet when the
latter. once away from the cottage.
asked Say Aid, wat docs III al
ftAn want vii yoh he promptly
an4Wsrrd
mickey. ych kln search me
Ho called him Mickey" al a ven.
ture A wiae. pinchod face was tho
messenger 9Th a turned up nose
ia the middle. surrounded By
fpcklea. and ahfuwg gray eyes aud
a mouth framed for asking qusa
siona
= "can't yeh Euesaf-
"Nn"
Would ysh tell me II yeh know r.
SURE
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strap falls tho bllsters are broken
and new ones made lie had teat.
cd the strap 90 blows.
The boss kldder' was sorry ba
had carried tho joke 10 FAR a.
with a gruff Come on" they CON
tinued on along The path
one more turn IN tho path and
they would reach the cottage. m.
deed ~ was already ~ sight One
more torn. and All chance Of
getaway would be gone.
Fritz felt tug nj bis elbow
"Well2' be said.
Mickoy's back waB toward him
hts eyes were nisadfagtiy on ~
horizon And his voice was moi
wholly steady when he said.
Say. Md. I 4 amt lookln' Yeh
kin run n yeh want 10
~ was a triumph FOR bidding
A. other trtunpha Fritz Lad burst
forth in loud outlaws. But now he
could only swallow hard. and bl,nk
away sudden tears, and say:
why. yeh little fool. WIS only
klddin"
GUNS FOR REHT-Piper b
fFIaf FnaN on n......H
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Win the optlmlst.

Optimism and poaaimlnm have
fought many bloody battles Il Op.
timfam had NOS been q victor up.
tndato. hope would have died
years ago
In the realm Of the birds. the
lark ia the Optlmlat tho crow Ia
the reasimlst Why be CROW 20
Clearing house certificates and
tir4t financial conditions have az
furded more people. who never had
dollar. an excuse FOR thrif hard
luck Stories than anything that has
happened since the civil war"
let Optimism and the OpfimlEt
destroy the last hope 81 the Pes.
aimlst and perfect confidence VII
again prevail with peace aud plon.
ty for an
Fall into line and the sunshine
90 the home and the glory ot trade
will reflect the delight Of a era
cinus personality"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-23

TAKE a trip on The SQUAD and
visit the Y 3. navy yard. see the
baitlenhips Oregon. Wisconsin and
Nebraska. the cruisers Buffalo aud
the training ship Philadelphia. the
mammoth dr. docks torpedo boats
and prison ship Nipaic. Boats leave
Pier 2. foot II Yealsr way. S times
daily Round trio. Soc s.s
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stars They there for Menas and they were there
Paul and they are there for you
Only, you must look up and you must keep looking
STAR DUST
BY JOSH
BY JOSH

Presently another match was
heard 10 snap. and the gas shed It's
light around tho room
Suddenly peal ur childish
laughter rang out. and she hurried
10 the sitting room with the queB.
ton
What n tho matter. RUTH"
DO you know what you ala.
mammRr
mo"
Wei. You took a match from the
Kitchen. lit II and went into tho
bedroom looking for more matches
90 light the gas with
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Browns IN Town

Get our figures on plumbing
and heating Modern baths aud
sinks low pricea q X. Brown
Plumbing Co. 81 Pine 81 .ss
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I've always noticed. remarked
the sidewalk philosopher. that the
man who eats the most isn't al.
ways the fattest
True" replied Senator GAhawi.
and the man who talks the most
isn't always the wiscat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-23

Mother scratched a match on che
sandpapcr. and carefully projecting
the flame sith bath hands dinan
pgared into the back bedroom
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"DIC" AND doc"

The messenger boy bags a rabbit
and gets into trouble. bot hts faith.
ful purp squares things
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odd souae quit drinking again
last night"
What vas the reason
IL was up 10 him to buy
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Wise

She vas wise as could b.,
She required no book
To advertise. for she knew
How 10 make the cook cook.
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AHlsh singer
Complimentary.

Complimentary.
How do you ike me Ia my new
dress suitg"
Fine You look almost as dig
nlflcd aa a head waiter"
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Strange

VT NTTWTT
Your lankweehge' remarked
tho visiting foreigner. "it oca SO
strange"
why so. countf"
Whom a man spend all bees
mosey one man SAY hee'e all In
Another man say heels all gut l
no understand
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II you cant wear your clothes
In tho latest Of style.
It's ciuch you can wrar
A good uatured amite'
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Xmas Turkeys

200 fine Xmas turkeys 90 be dis.
posed of AZ The Oriental Pool Room.
1913 Third av, from Dec. "a until
Doc q Inclusive sss
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GUNS FOR REHT-Piper b
Tnst. I02f2G Second av. 80
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Sometimes It's
a question OF who
sits IN most IN a
matrimonial ven
turc III preacher
or ~ contfactin'
partiea
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
COMMISSIONERS FAVOR
RAISING F|REMEN'S PAY

The Fire Commission decided yester-
day to recommend to the Supervisors
that a charter amendment be submitted
to the voters for a schedule of in
creased salaries for members of the
Fire Department. A delegation 1of fire.
men appeared before the commission
and the schedule was adopted after
additional increases were recommended
for the chief engineer and his assist
ants and the battalion chiefs. The
new schedule provides for the follow
ing monthly salaries:
Chief engineer. $416; first assistant,
$500; second assistant, $780, battalion
chiefs, 1925; captains OF companies,
s155; lieutenants, sf42.50; hosemen,
truckmen, first years service, 800: for
second year. $110; for third year, S12O;
superintendent of engines, 5000; clerk
and commissary, $50; draymen, 500;
stablemen, 800; watchmen, 500, and
superintendent of horses, $3.50; engi-
neers, S140.
Another amendment was adopted
providing for amending the charter so
that fireman may be pensioned on
half salary at the age of 55 years, or
after 25 years of consecutive service in
the department, instead of waiting un-
til SIS years of age, as at present.
The Commissioners will request the
Supervisors to transfer a city lot in
Francisco. street, near Stockton, to the
department to be used as q site for a
corporation yard and repair shop
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
CORPORATION PREPARING
To CEASE RELIEF WORK
Advisability of Closing the
Emergency Department
Is Considered

Members of the Relief Corporation
are preparing to bring their work to
an end at as early a date as possible,
and at it's meeting yesterday the execu-
tive committee called for a report from
the committee of rehabilitation on the
advisability of permanently closing the
department of special relief. The senti-
ment expressed at the meeting was to
the effect that 1t was time to discon-
tinue emergency relief and allow other
charitable institutions to take charge
of that branch OF the work.
The Relief Corporation has not used
UP half Of the money contributed for
the refugees of San Francisco, and thus
1T will be a considerable time before it
can go completely out of existence.
Much of the remaining money, which
amounts to almost $2,000,000, will be
used to encourage the rebuilding of the
city, and a large part of 1t will be
turned over to various charitable
bodies.
Since the relief work began in San
Francisco there has been expended but
little more than 100000 Of the fund
raised for that purpose. It is the opin-
ion of the members of the Relief Cor
poration that all of the money must be
spent for the aid of those who suffered
in the San Francisco earthquake and
fire. for 1t was donated for that pur-
pose.
The emergency relief department
which is to go out of existence, is un-
der the direction of Dr. Gum. BY the
beginning of March it is planned to
make a considerable reduction in the
number Of office employees.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in this city February 10:
George V. Dabovich, 20, 141s o'Farrell ST..
and Naste T. Mitrovich, 10, 1917 Grove St
William f. Clark, As. and Nettie E. Deglow
30. both of San Francisco.
Jonathan E. Gardiner, 49, watsonville. and
Charlotte Sanderson, 80, 2310 Washington st.
Louis Johnson, 25. and Alma E. Selahn %,
both of 2375 Bush st.
OAKLAND. Feb. 15.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Clyde G. McAfee, 80 and Josephine Das.
nieres 90. both of San Francisco.
j. Q; Rhodes. IS. and Theresa sequeria, is,
both of Oakland.
Thomas B. McRae, 80. and Laura NJ. Howard.
30, both of Oakland.
Fred W. Fisher 81, Berkeley, and Ida Hum
mel, 21, Oakland.
James B. Logan, q, and Florence Boyd. 10.
both Of San Francisco.
Richard Won Weller, 2e and Anna L. Juelfs
80, both of San Francisco.
Harry L. Miller, "a, Stockton. and Jessie NJ
Blade. %, Hayward.
Walter G, Alvarez, %, San Francisco. and
Harriet S. Smythe, %, Berkeley
Edward Johnson, 25, and Hillevi @. W. John
son, 25, both of Oakland.
Harley E. Hoorler, %. and Mabel Tyler, 28
both of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
BIRTHS

BATT-In this city. February "A, 1907 TO
the wife of Saul @. Bait, daughter.
CLARK--In this city November "a, 1905. to
the wife Of Edward J. Clark (nee Kennedy.
son.
MARCUSE-In this city, February 10. 1907, to
the wife of Seymour G. Marcuse, a SON.
NASH-In this city. February II, 1907, to the
wife of @. NJ. Nash (nee PAUL, a son.
ROSS-In this city, February q 1907, to the
wife Of Daniel L. Ross a daughter
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.

VIA sSAUSALITO FERRY
For Sausalfto, MIL Valley, San Rafael.
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS. 'T:45. S:25.
'9:15 $3.50, IL a. m. 1920, s1:45, "3:15. Abs
5:15. $3.50. 6:8o, 7:15. 600. 1913, 11:S5 p. m.
sRuns to San Quentin.
7:45 q. N. daily, for CaEadero and way sta.
tions.
s:l5 p. m. Saturdays only, for cazadero and
way stations.
5:15 p. m. daily, except Saturdays and Sun
days. for Point Reyes and way stations.
From s. F. for Tiburon. Belvedere and San
Rsfael-Week Days-T:4o. 9:15, ''11 100 a. m
1898. $3.50, $40. $50 o. m. Sundays=7:4O
e:15. ""11 100 a. M; 1898, $3.50, 5:10 6:3o
p. m; ell :35 p. m. Thursdays only
From San Rafael for S. F.-Week Days-6.f5
TAO, 1855. 9:25. 11:15 a. m; 1850 $40 500
$50 p. 10. SundaJs-6:15. TAO. 1855, s:25
a. M; 3:40, 500. 5:20. $50 D. m
From Tiburon for s. F.-Week Days-6:45 SIT
9:50, IL 80 a.. m; 1:1O, 4:O5. 545 D. m Sun
days--6:45. SIT, s:5o. :35 a. M; 1:IO, 4:O5,
5:45, 6:55 p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
s.Tiburon only
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

s.Tiburon only.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages connect at GREESBRAE for San Ouen-
I'M az NJ, n-5ns .ol FTi M Springs
Sauatorium: at LYTTON for Lytton Springs. a.
GEYSERvILLE for Skaggs Springs: at CLOVER
DALE for the Geysers BoonVille, Philo XIX
and Greenwood; at HOPLAND for Duncan
Springs Highland Springs KelseyviIle New
Carlsbad Springs, Soda Bay. Lakeport Bartleft
Springs; at UKIAH for yichy Springs Saratoga
Springs. Blue Lakes, Laurel Deli Lake. WItter
Springs. Upper Lake, Pomo. Potter Valley. John
Days, Lierley's, Hullville. Orr's Hot Springs
Handiey. Halfway House. Hopkins Comptebe
Mendocino City Fort Bragg. Westport and 'Usal .
at WILLITS for Hearst and Sawyers; at SHER-
WOOD for Fort. Bragg, Laytonville. Westport
Covelo, Cummings, Bells Springs. Harris HUB,
bard, Fruitland. Dyerville. Garberville Pepper
wood, Camp 5, Scotia and Eureka
GENERAL OFFICE:
JAMES FLOOD BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO
JAS AGLER General Manager
z. K. RYAN, Gen. Passenger and Freight Axt
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
Northern wheat Market

Northern Wheat Market
OREGON
PORTLAND. Feb. I5.-wHEAT-Club 6ee;
bluestem. 71@72c; valley, roc: red. 67@6sc.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA Feb. 10. - WHEAT - Unchanged.
Bluestem, Tic; club. soc; red. &c.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
MARRIAGES

DoNNEILY-BEDFORD- this city, Febru
airy II, 1907, by the Rev. Robert J. Kenna.
S. J., William P. Donnelly of Chico and
Mary e. Bedford Of Anderson. (Chico, Cal.
papers please copy.)
HALLETT- TT-RICHARDs-In this city, Febru-
airy Ia, 1907, by the Rev. /. G. Meserye
d. D.. Eugene Maurice Hallett and Isabelle
Martha Richards, both of Nevada City Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent bv mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the and residence of persons author
ived to have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement of the event
are published once In this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE
nIpFryr TTNE TO. 5AvRE-pARIs

Sailing every Thursday. instead Of Saturday,
at 10 a. M. from Pier AZ, North River. foot OF
Morton street.
class to Havre, $45 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. % Broadway Hudson Building, New
York j. IF. FUGAZI, manager Pacific Coast
$50 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Tickets
sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
The Death Valley Chuck-WaIIa says:

God made the seashore for the dler and the fisherman
God made the desert for those who have the grit
And the who likes it broilihg
And takes his part O toiling
Is classified thoroughbred-hes the one who makes
the hit"
God makes the diamond for the ballroom and the limeght;
God gave his free gold to lend the gem
But the who finds the treasure
Has damn sight keener pleasure
In his desert plain and starlight than the who
the stone