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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
Watches

Rcp. Breckenridge Of Rw
0rAntic county has introduced two
bills 10 the HOUSE. Bill I2O pro.
vides fos the purchase of . stc
and tho establishment and maintsn.
ance Of = state fish hatchery anil
loo erection Of = cottage for the
superintendent thereof Ia Rh
orands cousty. Bill I9l asks for
40 appropriation from the state u
experiment 10 work Of drsieass
snd reclamation of alkaline lasds.
Bob bills have bseu referred ~
'hs oo.n'ssss u appsopratioas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
Del Norte Land oSnee.

Word WAS received from the
authorities at Washington this
week ut the Del Norte land Office
ordering that hearing be had in
the contest for the Santa Maria
reservoir site. between the Farmers
Union Ditch company and the
Travellers Insurance company, on
February %. 1907. This is a case
which has been dragging along
since 1886, in which year both
companies made filings on the site
at about the same time. Owing
TO the restriction which existed on
securing a perfect title to the site.
nothing has been done with IL o!
any magnitude. The embargo on
reservoirs IN this section now be.
ing lifted and the hearing ordered,
it is not unfair to assume thu,
work ON the site will begin in the
near future.
The land Office report for tn.
year 1905 shows: Entries. 1877
acres, 1911; fees. sl976,42; totx
receipts, SS45591.
For 1906: Entries. 266; acres
25,62O; fees, S2423.GO; receipts
sll, ,ll9. lG or An increase of nesrl,
$1,000 over the previous year.
With the prospect of severa
reservoirs being constructed il i,
saf. 10 presume that the business
of 1907 will be more than doubled
-Prospector.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Charles Anson sold two cars OF
fat lambs at St. Joe at 81. 40.
These lambs topped the market
weighing 20 pounds each and we're
on pea feed IS days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

The Thaw murder trial IN New
York Is now on. II will attract
world wide interest and all the ties.
timony will be wired to all parts of
America and Europe from dav to
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Mrs. DR.. Buchtel aud little son
went to Denver last Friday night
where they will remain for two or
three weeks and then 90 to the
home of Mrs. Buchtel's parents at
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, to make
an extended visit
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
tn RigAs Naos.

Ar. August Shssrs. the popular over.
sssr u the poo. d Fort Mad,son. Ia,
save; "ns. Kin6's Nsw Late Pills an
rightly named; they sot soee svrsssbiy.
IN mos~ xrd and make oos fasl Ass.ss
than say othss LAXATIVE" Gvsssatsssi u
cuss laiIoasa~ss ssd constipation. 2ir
~ r 4 0ooddiagS drug stnes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

c. s. Fassett writes that his trip
to Wisconsin seems to have i'm.
proved his health. He 10 drinking
lots of spring water. but it does
not taste any better than the srts.
sion water at home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Charles Holmes and his brother
Henry from Carol, Ohio, arrived
10 town Thursday morning. They
have been to Pennington, n. n. :,
and on their way home dropped
OF here to visit their old acquaint-
ances Ed. V. Bush and George
Doves y few days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

The .DuvcnlIc band will give their
couccrl At the ol'ern house Tuesday
night, February 8. The boys have
made bsg Improvement IN their
pln ing nud the conccrt will be
we'll worth hearing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Mrs. W. S. French writes home
that they are enjoying their visit
At Louisville very much between
tho rain storms which are more
frequent than sunshine. The OHIO
river 10 highest since 1884 aud
most Of the towns along its banks
are partly submerged by the over
how.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

c. II. Ewsrt of Atlanta, Missouri,
n friend of Ed. Goodding, arrived
in town last Friday on a visit.
Mr.. Ewart may conclude to locate
here and 90 into business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

DIED:-At his home in Monte
Vista, Sunday, January Goth, Will
liam Briley aged "A years. DE.
ceased leaves an aged widow and
sister.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Attorney A. r. MolIette has
decided to leave Alsmoss and go
to Durango. Alsmoss is not a
good town for the practice Of law.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

MIR. and Mrs Bowiby. of Canon
CITY and their daughter Mrs. WIN.
gate, the lsndlsdy of the Victoria
hotel, Alamosa, came to Monte
Vista Tuesday TO visit the Soldiers
Home. They were guests ut
Hotel Grand while in town. Mr..
lsowlsby Is an old soldier and this
Is his first visit to the Home. Tie
WAS well pleased with the Home
and with our town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

IL had no idea" ssld his intimate
friend. that you wanted to 90 to
the United States senate. That
job is NO picnic. You csn get fat
ter ones that don't involve ~ much
work and responsibility III
isn't the senatorship want" SAID
the old politician. $50 much as the
cx.s~natorship. ! have noticed
that when n man has served term
IN the senate and quit he either has
n big ranch fenced up or finds II
gold mine.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
Mrs. H. G. Mullins, OF AIamosa,
spent Tuesday in Monte Vista.

John Kramer went to Denver
Monday night. He thinks some
of going to Nevada soon on a pros
pecting tour.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Walter Ickss, recently engaged
in rsnching near Center, has been
selected assistant cashier of the
new bank at Alsmosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Hs can sav- YOU money. Every watch sold At this
store is guaranteed To In sas,ssctory or ousy re-
funded. 3rd door -ast =. o. Monte Vista, Colo
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

A. {. PhAres took n party To Sx.
gusche last Friday afternoon, 4
distance Of 10 miles. in his notsr
car in two hours and ten minutes
and n good part OF the way i,
showed. That shows what kind oi
roads and weather We have In the
San Luis valley. There IL not on
other place in the country where n
party would dare venture 20 far
from home in n snow storm at this
season Of the year The party
consisted OF Perry Allen. Charles
Fink, Jim Fsrrow aud Clin,
Wiley and the occasion Of the trip
WAS to attend a banquet and ball
given by the Elks. They repor,
having enjoyed a good time and
were treated splendidly by the
good people Of SAguachs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Governor Buchtsl wants pure
milk for the babies aud he IL.
sists.l IN appointing chemists ~
dairy commissioners. II 10 NO,
sufficient TO psss pure food bills;
II 10 n-c~ssary To have officers who
are competent To carry such laws
into eject.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-13

crime. and the punishment mcted out
to the blind tigers" during the last
term o' court should be a warning to
this class of lawbreakers 70 dcsist
from the Illicit sale OF liquor.
MIR Rodgers is welcome To compare
the progress Of Gainesville with any
other interior town OF the State. We
have the evidence here To show that
prohibition has not injured Gaines.
vile from any standpoint whatever.
and many OF the leading men Of Orala
and Palatka who have come here and
investigated the condition OF affairs
have been influenced by the result OF
such Investigation to take their stand
on the side vi prohibition.
Mr.. Rodgers has labored earnestly to
serve his employers, but his state.
ments will not accomplish the desired
result for we have the goods 10
diSproyc every statement he makes
derogatory to Gainesville. and The
Sun regrets that the gentleman did
not exercise his talents in more laud.
able undertaking.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-13
500 Reward, 500.

The readers OF this paper vii b"
pleased 10 learn that there IS AZ least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure in all stages and
that Is catarrh. Halls Ca'arrh Cure
Is the only positive cure uov moTn
TO the medical fraternity Ca'arrh
being a constitutional dis"as". requires
a constitutional treatment Nails Ca
tarrh Cure IS taken Internally acting
directly upon the blood ard mucous
surfaces ~ the 81 tom thereby de-
stroylng the foundation ~ Tho 90 case.
and giving the patient .'r',E'' -
building up the constitution and a.
sisting nature IN doing IT, s1rk The
proprietors have 20 much faith 10 its
curative powers that they 6r'r on"
Hundred Dollars for any cas-" thH, u
fails 10 cure Send 'or let ~ t's'..
monials Address
r. J. CHENEY < CO Toledo "
Sold by all druggist TJc
Take Halls Family pills fOT colti!.
patton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-13
FRANK CLARK BUSY.

A. evidence that Congressman Frank
Clark is a busy man at Washington,
where he is serving his constituents as
,snresentatiye from the second dis.
rict. We give the following list Of
bills introduced by him during the first
week OF Congress:
H.R. 400. A bill to transfer the
county OF Alachua from the Southern
hdicial district of the State Of Florida
10 the Northern judicial district Of
Slu STATE,
H.R. 40 A bill to require the
secretary Of agriculture to make
monthly reports as to Sea Island or
bng,Staple cotton, pineapple and
orange crops
HR47l. A bill to prohibit internal
revenue officers from receiving special
taxes from any person, firm or cor.
pOraton for the carrying on of the
business Of a brewer, manufactures of
stills. rectifer or distilled spirits,
Wholesale or retail dealer in spurious,
rinous or malt liquors, until such per.
son firm or corporation shall exhibit
to such internal deyenue officer a Ii.
teNse or other evidence from the local
authorities that such person, firm or
corporation is authorized to carry on
sad business.
Il L ~ \ bill to provide for
u rr'uud.ug 10 the rightful owners,
n"r heirs or legal representatives,
~ proceed, of the cotton tax illegally
collected hy the United States from
w ."or." of the several States IN
d. .rar, l,t2. l>G4, 1868. 1866. 1867
an! $685. and to provide for the dis
POSITION ot such As may be unclaimed
49, r.-o'ution directing the Sec
'''"'. ~ Oh" Treasury TO furnish in.
"'aa''n o"aring on the subject.
% q 49, 4 bill to extend to the
veteran, o.. he several Seminole In.
90. VARS and To the widows Of the
veterans "' ~" several Seminole IN
''' Wars 'hr benefits OF the act Of
".sf.'' OF February G. 1907.
% q ',t \ bill granting pensions
" W. soldiers Of the different Semi.
GU. INDIAN var, and their widows.
81 u 49,, \ bill to extend the pro
'''.' "' ID" existing bountyland
' '." officers and enlisted men.
80 TIT. officers and men OF the boat
~ The Florida Seminole In.
taaa.-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-13
FOREST SURVEY IN KENTUCKY.

The first seasons field work in the
cooperative investigation of the forest
resources OF Kentucky by the United
States Forest Service and the state
Board Of Agriculture has just been
completed.
The investigation so far conducted
has shown that within reasonable dis
lance of railroads and floating streams
there is very little good timber left,
and yellow poplar is getting scarce
all through the region. Ten years ago
this tree was the most important one
.of the region, but now the cut III
white oak exceeds it both in quantity
and value Many watersheds are praC-
tiCally devoid Of merChantable timber
and many others are rapidly approach.
ing this condition. Much OF the land
has been cleared for farming purposes,
but owing Ia the steepneSs OF the hills,
which in many sections wash badly,
ana 70 the natural poverty OF III" soil
a large portion OF the cleared land has
been abandoned after raising few
crops of corn and II Is now growing
up in brlar, and bushes, very slowly
rcycrting To forest again.
This part OF the State has a fairly
thick population, and the people de-
pend 10 \ large extent on the market.
ing and manufacture of the timber for
"A livelihood 1t Is therefore highly
important. not so much that the tim
Der itself should ho preserved, but that
the forest lands should be- 80 handled
that perpetual supply OF timber may
be- expected
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-13

H"mi News.Record refers as
'> To o'e success Of a former citi.
A"raua county. who is now a
, " 'h" Magic City: George
.. 'hose success at raising
...', Is we'll known. is now
'." Trap avocado to the
&c. market, lie Is now realiz.
.. '"1,u at the depot in Nj
o.. - orders, more than he
-. '"'"mber delivery az S.
I." fruit will De coming
7l Dee available until
Trap is one Of the finest
ana is prolific pro
'." raises the fruit In
'.' market Is assured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-13

'.rf Advertiser claims
g. -" Who recently caught
lw- In one night He
Tt"i With possum hog
. anEhtrriug for slaught.
sr ''''r a. .possums are
--. -.'" and this may rep
g. o., t~o weeks supply
4aa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-13

-, =, ,ae Pos. once at Gainesville Fla
''' :, ,eccad-class mail matter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-13

, perwIrT ". supt. Composing Rooms
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-13

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-13

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-13

s s,' 20, display advertising made known on
.csliation.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-07-17
Pledge OF Prosecutors
Is Fulfilled Through
Action of Supervisors
Dean of Hastings College Of the Law
Accepts Task Refused by Two
Other Prominent Citizens

DIR. Edward Robeson Taylor, known CALIFORNIA;
most versatile citizen, distinguished alike attorney
physician and scholar elected mayor of the city of
San Francisco last night by the board of supervisors
The selection determined upon yesterday afternoon
by District Attorney Langdon Francis j. Heney and
Rudolph Spreckes and after Dr. Taylor had expressed
willingness to accept the Office the board of supervis
called together received the resignation of Dr.
Boxton, and by vote of II to formally named Dr.
Taylor
The new mayor, who is 68 years of age, took up his
residence in San Francisco 45 years ago. He at pres
ent dean of the Hastings law college and acting president
of Cooper medical college He was one of the reeholders
who framed the city charter and has gained some renown
as poet.
It frankly admitted by the prosecution that Dr.
Taylor the third to whom the position was Of
fered DIR. John Gallwey and former Justice Ralph c.
Harrison declined to accept District Attorney Langdon
said he did not know Dr. Taylors political affiliations
and that the prosecution had chosen who was rep
resentative neither of labor capital, but one who
he believed eminently fitted for the place Dr.
Taylor said last night that his eanngs had been toward
the democratic party but that he had been an advocate
of nonpartisan movements.
Although burdened with onerous cares and respon-
sibtes, DR.. Taylor when approached by District At
torney Langdon said that he considered it his duty to
accept. All the books In the large library of the new
mayor bear plate which is the inscription, Labor
and serve 1t would appear that he had determined
live up to the motto.
DR.. Taylor Will assume his new duties this morning
just when the general civic house cleaning will be naug
urated he unprepared last night to saw The fifteen
supervisors under the domination of the big stick will
resign Dr. Taylor is prepared to name their
successors Then he will take up the work Of cleansing
the various departments
Although labor leaders interviewed last night with
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-07-17
HENLEY CAUSES ARREST
Of SAN .l0sE's Chief
Assault Case Takes New
Turn, With Girls Atti-
tude in Doubt
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CEEClAL OlSfAiIa 1dE GALL.
SAN JOSE, July 1s.-Charles Henley,
the vaudeville singer who disappeared
last week after having received a ter
rife beating at the hands of Chief of
Police Carroll for paying attentions to
Miss Mae Carroll, the chiefs daughter,
appeared before Justice s. w. Charles
at Palo Alto this morning and swore to
a complaint charging Carroll with as
sauIt with deadly weapon. Carroll
was arrested here this afternoon and
later released on $500 bail.
The chief charges that his political
enemies have offered Henley large
sum of money to take up the case and
declares that he will fight it to the
bitter end In a communication to the
Mercury tonight Carroll submits an
afidavit from George Crowley of 1907
Market street, San Francisco. in which
the latter recites that Henley while
serving as organist In Grace church
in that city in 1889, was named as CO.
C,ukSu,s.d ~. Poo 6s-v------ J.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-07-17
Miss Ryan and John Krause
EvaSive in Glass Trial
Telephone Employees Cause Heney to
Make Wrathful Appeal to Jury

What Vice President E. T. Znmer of the Pacific telephone
and telegraph succeeded in doing toward thwar
ing the of the by
refusing to testify accomplished with degree
in different by witnesses called by the yes
day. There refusal testify there unwilling
the part of John Kraus special Of the telephone
company and Miss Mary Ryan, former stenographr of Hase
give free and unequivocal which seriously embarrassed
Assistant District Attorney Heney his endavo bring
the complete facts concerning telephone bribery.
Krause, who recalled when was
called yesterday morning. his tactics OF adopted
the afternoon Ryan, testimony was ex
pected to be OF the failed divuge
many OF the important facts brought when she
before the grand Despite this strong links
Ero assCx acoIa .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-07-17
DR.. Edward Robeson Taylor Elected Mayor of City
Eminent Lawyer Chosen New Executive

ss 4 WILL not submit TO amp dictation-rlo one
could dictate to me. shall use MP own iudg-
naent if it falls TO to appoint supervisors, and GER
tduu shall appoint the best men, nil do the best
can for the city pithout the least reference to partisan
politics. Mayor Elect Taylor
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CONTINUED on PAGE 5, COLUMN :
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Impertinent Question No. s
Why Do You Lie?

For the most original or witest answer to this ques-
ton-and the bnefer the better-The Call will
pay FIVE DOLLARS. For the next Five
answers The Call will Pay ONE DOLLAR each.
Prize winning answers will be printed next Wednes-
day and checks mailed to the winners at once
Make your answers short and address them to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS,
THE CALL.
WINNERS
prise to Charles L Eloyds rbs<nrat trsetcs
Heneys In town
r. L
Because careful
pfze Mss Hawkins, Tipor. Cal
don't really a
to Hayzs hrty-efh street Oakland Cal
to for nnony
Lea vslenda asneet
Have n
Al Edsavale a
It's failing
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-07-17

S6 4 NY man requested 20 .ake the place Of
mayor al this crisis should tGke it-no mat
Ter phdt sacrifice entailed But had the place been
offered TO me on such conditions that pledges wee e
acted. Dould not have considered it for the thou
sandth part of a second" Mayor Elect Taylor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-07-17

ss T is too far ahead to say if shall be candi-
date for election. | believe it is the mayors
duty if he finds the member of any commission is cor
rupt or incompetent. 10 remove him. believe in au-
tononp in city departments Mayor Elect Tay-
lor.
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INDEX OF TIE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE TEMPORARY ss
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY-cIo1dy: southwest ~i1d: maxi
mum temperature. GO; minimum temperature, -
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Fair. light west
Wind Page IL
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-07-17

Ss FDON'T care to discuss labor / oboulinate
class distinction. and so far as am concerned
in doing things mayor any IS tall as amp
other man. In time Of riot or trouble nil use crerp
ann of the aD to restore ordcr."-Mayor Elect
Taylor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-07-17
SUBURBAN

Alameda city council
stay where public can S
Oakland city council
gsnizing street departme
Alameda auto party
into 80 foot gulch-
Safe blowers secure
and other vslusbles fro
postofhce and escape
COAST
Charles Henley causes
Carroll Of San Jose, "
beating for paying at
roll.
Prof. ". VI. Canpbe
tory says that new CONS
million miles
Portland press club er
Fairbanks at dinner. bnf
visitors reception is coo
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-07-17

MAYOR Elect Edpnd Robson the Hastings college @ ph0 has been under
O and man
slough ommnopd Corruption
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-28

Williams, Clarence Cowan, George
Bates.
No, I7-Harold Slater, Peter s..
Condie, William Pardee, Robert
Smith, Robert Buttle, William H.
Anderson, Walter c. Watson, E. J.
Eardley, Thomas S. Condie, Hugh
Watson, Alexander Burt, George
Watson.
No. 1911. B. Clawson, Jr., Percy
o. Perkins, James NJ. Lambert, Will
ham A. Appeleby, J. E. Cowley, R. J.
Froiseth, A. c. Thorn, o. w. Croxall.
A. r. Day, Walter Green, l.. Dahl
quist, w. Phelps, d. ]. Ostler.
No. Io-James McCabe, M. o. Cor
ey, w. E. Vigus, J. J. Meyers, Chas.
Cope, G. Roscoe Vigus, E. Nj. Gar
nett, A. J. Stratton, Theo Nystrom.
No. 2o-J. J. Greenewald, L. L.
Baumgarten, Angus M. Cannon, Alice
Ladle, B. B. Farris, H. Craven, S. H.
McMartin, Walter jenkins, Gertrude
TNykIlldH, L. W. RAINIER.
No. 2I-H. f. Evans, DR.. r. H.
Hazel, Mrs. II. Rudy, H. f. Rawlins,
James K. Boyd.
No. 22-Joseph E. Burbidge, ]. A.
Eckman, Fred w. Price, Elias E
Reamer, George S. Ashton, D. R.
Parry, Rose Bailey, James Wilson
Martha Price, Thomas w. Milner, I.
Z. Maehle, William Cheshire.
Third Ward.
No. 23-William Leatham, George
A.. Davis, George A. Emery, r. E.
Harmon, G.. H. Backman, Walter J.
Mitchell, Robert Bridge, John Stowe,
E. L. POLAND, w. A. Hanson, Moroni
Gillespie, II. c. Anderson, Samuel
Spry, Alma Brown, w. C. Brown
Mrs. Ada Stowe, S. f. Mexican, C. L.
Weed, f. T. Parry, Mrs. L. Emery.
No 24-Samuel S. Senton, William
Langton, Mrs. Hattie White, Joseph
Burdette, Farley White, Mark c.
Brown, d. L. Davis, r. d. p. Taylor,
NJ. s.. Seaver, Elias S. Woodruff, An
drew Jensen, Fred Taylor.
No. 25-W. N. Williams, DIR. E. S.
Wright, George O. Morris, E. o. Lee
Mrs. V. B. Campbell, Mrs. Kate Nc
Allister, w B. Booth, A.. V. McCor-
nick, N. G. Smith, George S. Meal
lister, William Irvine, S. H. Leaver,
w. J. Beatty, L. D. Eddy, T. H. Cart
wright.
No. 26-Isaac Barton, John ALL
cock, Gertrude Brown, Moses w.
Davis, A. p. Anderson, Moroni ].
TLA. u w G.