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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
Police News.

The Mayor spent yesterday under "The Shade of the Palms" that he might be in good trim to call his bargain day docket at S:3O this morning. When the roll was called, just fifty-five answered the call, and the Mayor instructed the clerk that if there were any more that had not been heard from, he would be glad if he would carry them over for about thirty days.
 There were thirty-seven vagrants In the lot and they were given the first snow w.ich called for $5 and $7.50 costs. The clerks desk was used as temporary bank, and the citys bonded indebtedness is considerably decreased.
 Among the others present were Emma Wallace. colored who received as re- ward for trying to "get something for nothing $5 and costs.
 Henry Williams, colored. had been suf- fering from a malady that causes the hands to stick to anything that they come in contact with, and he has the chance or paying 8 and costs, or helping the gang a few days.
 Henry Ward, also one of color. got out side of too much of the stuff that makes mole hills look like mountains, and he was given ten days in which to wear the effects off.
 Addie Lowe forgot that she was not d blue lake, and tried to dust off sidewalk with one of her very dear friends. Ihe friend got away. Addie got caught, and this morning she got s5 and costs
 Ernest Trammel, another wearer of the black, was found to be out of order on one of the principal streets and he was let down with BIO and costs, with the reminder that a public thoroughfare was not to be taken for a picnic ground.
 Sylvester King. colored, could not un- derstand why he should be given chance to pay s1O or contribute twenty days to the beautifying of the streets for the sim pie offense of handing down an unsought opinion of a brother.
 Jessie Foster, colored, came into town and some good old booze found it's way into him. He ran up with an enemy that had handed him a warm package several months ago and gotten away. Jessie found an old piece of shovel and after telling his friend that the man that fights and runs away will live to get beat an other day, proceeded to make good what he said and had 1t not been for the prompt appearance of the police he would no doubt have felt that he was fully re- venged, as the victim stated to the Mayor, ''He certainly was working on me- Jessie has seventy days in which to borrow the $S5, the amount of his fine.
 Ali Smith, marked with two or three kinds of color, performed in a star man. ner. Ali had a gun, and was looking for someone at the same time that the officers were looking for him. When his honor asked him what he was doing with the gun, he replied that he was jest tot ing it" He was fined sS5 and costs, or a chance to work for the city for the bal ance of the summer.
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Personal and General,

Miss Ruth Virginia Elliott daughter Af MT. and Mrs. J. A. Elliott of Brighton, died last evening after an illness of sev- eral months. The remains will be taken to the family's former home, Bristol, Tenn, for interment.
 The B. r. O. Els had an enthusiastic meeting at their hall this evening, several candidates being initiated.
 The Bessemer Gun club will hold an i'm portant meeting tomorrow evening at the Rush Drug company for the purpose of deciding on the handicaps to be allowed in the tournament that will commence on Wednesday afternoon. A beautiful watch fob has been offered by the Dupont Pow der company, and the member with the highest average at the finish will be de clared the winner. Each member will be allowed fifty shots at each meet and as the club meets once week. the shoot will last for four weeks, and this VIII give each member a chance ot get out and take a try at it. President Fulton requests that each member make spe- cial effort to be present at the meeting, so that there can be no misunderstanding after the tournament commences.
 Mir. l.. l.. Morton. assistant resident en- gineer of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic, left this morning for Louisville to spend his vacation.
 MT. N. J. Edmundson of Nashville has accepted a position with the Kartus Cloth ing company.
 Miss Lula Oliver of Birmingham arrived today to become one of the nurses at the Robinson infirmary.
 Mrs. A. V. Jackson of Montgomery is spending a few days with Miss Lucy Car roll.
 MT. w. T. Danforth and family of At lanta spent yesterday with MT. and Mrs G. D. Mingea. MT. Danforth is chief clerk of the Louisville and Nashville claim de- partment in Atlanta.
 Mir and Mrs. Carl will entertain with a dance on Thursday evening. Miss Virginia Pollard and MT. George Pollard of Newton will arrive in the city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
$1,OOO, 900 FOR A
 SOUND STOMACH
Millionaire RockefelIer's Aeonizing Cry for Relief-Nature' Remedies Were His alvation-DiIingha Plant Juice Proves of Equal Benefit to Citl- zens of Birmingham.

A year ago Rockefeller, the billionaire Standard Oil man, had a standing offer of S1 ,0oO, GOO to any person who could cure him of indigestion and chronic stomach trouble With all his millions he could not enjoy a meal and was at last advised to use Natures Remedies. He was in an awful condition and could eat nothing but crackers and milk. His hair came out, leaving him perfectly bald he acted upon the advice of an eminent physician and took Natures own cure, and was made a well man.
 Dillinghams Plant Juice and the other remedies which Colonel Dillingham's pro- prietary articles contain nothing but Ma lures own remedies. This accounts for their curative and healing powers and is the reason they cure when strong drugs and doctors fail. This is q self-evident truth, about which there hinges no secret.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
Deputy Loses Leg By Car.

F. E. Turner, a deputy sheriff on the North Bessemer car, which left Bessemer at 12 o'clock last night, had the mis- fortune to fall and have his leg so bad ly mashed, that it was found necessary to amputate 1t. The car had just crossed the viaduct, when Turner started to cross from the car to the trailer. The curve at Twenty-fourth street and Tenth avenue, where the accident occurred is very sharp and in some way he missed his footing, and fell between the cars. Kennedys ambulance was called, and the injured man was taken to Robinsons sanitarium, where the operation was per- formed. He was reported as resting fair ly well this evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
Killing at ParkWood.

The killing at Hardwood on the A. B. and A. yesterday, is about the sixth that has happened in that neighborhood with in the past eight weeks. A contractor that has had wide experience in the build ing of roads, states that killing or two might be looked for there at any time. The class of workmen employed in the construction of the road is such as Is in one place today and another tomorrow, and the continual moving makes it doubly hard for the authorities to keep track of the offenders. The hands re- ceive their pay on Saturday nights and from then on to Monday morning trouble is almost inevitable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
Rural Free DeIiverY.

Washington, June O.-(Special) )-Rural free delivery route No. 2 ordered estab- lished Aug. 16 at Chancellor, Geneva coun- ty. serving 575 people and 102 families.
 Rural carriers appointed for Alabama: Cottonton, Route 1, Wade T. Clyatt, car rier; Joe McLeroy, substitute; Oak Streak, Route l. Laban A. Hughes, carrier Will liam T. Cross, substitute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
|CHIEF SUSPENDED BY THE CHAIRMAN
Disagreement Between Two of
 BeSSemer's Officials
DEPUTY LOSES HIS LEG
F. E. Turner Was Going From Motor Car to Trailer While Cars Were In Motion-Other News
 of Bessemer.

Bessemer, June 1O.-(special) )-Chairman b. A. Little of the police commission and Chief Christlieb were not clear on the views held by each other, and the result was the suspension of the chief. The chief had a conversation with the chairman on Saturday, with reference to arresting some vagrants and the chair man instructed him not to have the arr rests made just at this time. The ar rests were made on Saturday night and the suspension followed. Officer Partridge is now acting chief of police.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Mayors office in the City of Decatur, Ala. until D. m., Tuesday, June 70, l9O1. for the laying of cement sidewalks and curbs and vitriied brick crosswalks un- der improvement ordinances No. g, series c, No. 10. series C,.-No. Il series c and No. 1S series c.
 Plans and specifications on file in the city engineers office, Decatur, Ala. Sep arate bids must be made for the work to be performed under each of the above named ordinances.
 The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
 H. A. SKEGGS, JR., Mayor. D. B. MORROW, Clerk.
 R-11-14-17-19
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Mayors office in the City of Decatur, Ala, until s p. m., Tuesday, June 25, 1907 for grading Lafayette and McCart- ney streets and laying cement sidewalk curbs and vitrified brick crosswalks, un- der improvement ordinance No. 12, Series C.
 Plans and specifications on file in the city engineers offce Decatur, Ala. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
 H. A. SKEGGS, JR. Mayor.
 J B. MORROW. Clerk 6-11-14-17-19
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
REAL ESTATE

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 FOR SALE. Lot 50x12S1z; O'Brien avenue; 300 feet of ear line; $50 cash. 160-aere farm near Mount Pinson; s25OO; terms easy. So acres in original timber near Rocky Ridge church, 91a miles south of city i, S1000. 25x140-2-story brick on front; between 14th and 18th streets second avenue; rents paying per cent on S6O00.
 FOR RENT 7-room house, large lot, one block car line. Elyton, $15.
 L. G. PETTYJOHN, Phones 1101 and 465. 1S2G1a Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
 State of Alabama, Jefferson County. Dicia H. Baker, Deceased. Estate of. Letters testamentary upon the last will and testament of said decedent having been granted to the undersigned, on the 18th of May. 1907 by the Hon. S. E.. Greene, judge of probate court of Jefrer- son county. Notice Is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate will be required to present the same within the time allowed by law, or that the same will be barred. BIRMINGHAM TRUST AND SAVINGS CO, by Chappell Cory, Secretary.
 5-21 -4t II
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11

tomorrow on a visit to Dr. Albert S. Fitz- patrick.
 Mrs. J. ". Carter has been called to North Alabama on account of the serious illness of her brother
 MT George H. Stephenson is expected back from Atlanta on Wednesday.
 Mr. A. Leo Marcus has returned after a delightful visit to Montgomery and other points in Alabama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

$1400-Brand new 4-room cottage with large hall; front and back porches; cleo tric lights; good well and city water on lot; 50x20O; 72d street anI 2d avenue, East Lake; terms, S45O cash, balance $l5 per month be quick. $2l00-Choide elevated alley corner lot; Norwood.
 S5O00-New, modern, Groom cottage home; faces south; all street improvements paid for Norwood district. sS500-New modern. 10-room residences; elegant finish; strictly high class in every respect; two extra nice servant houses on rear; beautiful lawn; large lot; terms very reasonable, 6 per cent; NorWood district
 $6750-7-room new, modern, furnace-heat- ed residence; lot G0x19O; servant house and stables on rear; situated in heart of Norwood.
 S1O, 1O,oO0-Elegant, modern, Broom residence on lot 50X200; cheapest home on South Highlands.
 acres in North Birmingham at a big bargain if taken quick; you will buy this when you get price and location
 J. '. DAVIS, Room BOP Title Guarantee Bldg. Phone 129.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
FOR SALE

S5 lots, Belle Haven; cement sidewalks and graded streets; S10 cash and $10 per month. s425-2d avenue lot. West End bargain 5 lots, 60X19O, Norwood. lots, Central Park $65OO-9 rooms, modern house, Norwood. S2l00-5 rooms, new cottage, Rising sta- tion S1O5Go-1 room. elegant home, 12th avenue, south. 506 acres land in Haralson county, Geor- gia, SC. 50 per acre; within sight of a gold mine.
 Morris Real Estate Go. Bell phone 1872. 216 N. 10th St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11

FOR SALE. S3000-Norwood cor, 60X190. $20O0-Norwood inside, 60X190. S75O0-2-story res, Norwood district. $4250-Extra large N. 18th St. cor $75O0-Handsome N. Hglds. home, big loe. $2750-Modern N. Higlds. cotg., rent $30O. SS250-Large cor, rent $7S0, bargain. S16,50o-Close in cor, good investment. SIP, 2,000-50 it. 5th ave 22nd and 29 Sts. $15000-Bargain In 3rd ave. cor. $21, ,000-Fine cor, new depot district $6500-Lot 2nd ave, near 18th St. $9O 0OO-Brick stores, rent $2OO per mo. $10,500-Ave. r cor, 100x190; rent SLIGO. $1O0OO-Nice home 1 blk. Higld. Ave. $50 Pr. Ft.-Ave c near 21st St. S3150-Fine large lot, 1 blk. s. 20th St. $1SO0-Choice lot near Glen Iris. $5500-Ensley brick store, rent P D. c. sS0O-Pr. A.-6 acres by N. Bham; pipe
 wks
 $500 Pr. A-Fine West End tract.
 R. MCCONNELL G CO.,, Phones S10. 2107 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
HELP WANTEo-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED0fn a miiiinery establishment,
 one first-class maker and preparer, two iirst-class sales ladies; only those ex- perienced need apply. State salary; re- ferences required. Address P. O. Box 364,
 Macon. Ga. 6-9-3t-su-tu-th
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the office of the probate court today in the following transactions of $1OO0 and over;
 Florence M. Weatherly to Florence M. Young and Amy c. Young, lots 1, and g., in block 157, being 100 feet front on Ave- nue D and Sixteenth street; consideration, $GO00
 Birmingham Realty company to Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham, lots Il to 20. inclusive, in block 153; consideration, $16,0OO
 Mrs. Sarah w. Hawkins to Fred J.. Bender, lot II, in block r, in Woodlawn Realty companys third addition to Wood lawn; consideration, $500.
 A. V. Fair to North Birmingham Real ty company, 22A acres in the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of sec ton 13. township IT, range west; consid- tion, s17,23s.
 First Baptist church of Bessemer to Fred Jay, lot H. in block SS3, Bessemer; consideration, s1250
 Albert Bagwell to Green S. Robinson, lot r. ir block 5, Fairview Park; consid- eration, $16O0.
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sOARpERS WANTED.

ROOM with board. 22O9 9th avenue
 4-27-30t NICE room and first class table board meal tickets. Mrs. Cowan, 210l 9th ave- me 6-9-3t WANTED-Boarders two large furnished rooms, upstairs, with bath and board one front room, having four windows and southern exposure. 201S 10th avenue, South Highlands. 6-11-4t-tu-th-fr-su
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ONE GENT A WORD

RATEs--One cent q word day. no ad. taken for less than 2B cents for 0rst insertion Cash rAuAt accompany every order.
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Consulting Engineer

with 20 years practical experience in mechanical engineering.
 Blast furnaces, converter and open hearth steel plants, rolling mills, gas producers, coke ovens, iron and steel foundries, machine shops, steam and hydraulic machinery of all kinds a speciality.
 Address: P. w., care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11

LrInh | aust 8nue Aiooou, because it is a clear, pure, wholesome, delicious and satisfying beer, rich in the health-making properties of Pabst Eight-Day Malt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
Title Guarantee BuiIdin.

Any party considering the building of manufacturing plants, enlarging or rebuilding and improving existing plants, will save time and money by getting necessary investigations, tech nical opinion, estimates, general lay outs. detail plans. etc. from
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-11
FOR SALE

9 room two story house with servants house, lot 100x190; one block of car line, West End; electric lights, gas, furnace and grates, large bath house, less than one year old, s4750. One fourth cash.
 \. o. LIDDON & CO.,,
 1O14 Brown-Marx Building.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-03

ncpostrdda jisttho ygznamu, po'
yazime.li, ~ Lndidnskt 1zemi u
Oklahoma spadaji die Wb polohy
spise m jib, nezIi m sever pax
proto, ~ konyenci nell obrom.
nou y6tsinu detnokrate. Haseda-
10 tOtiz V nj 100 demokrat1 jc-
nom ~ repnblikhnd. Otazka zen.
sk6ho hlasoyaciho praya yzata by.
Ia rOyntz Da pfctfes, ale byla ma.
Iou yetBinon porazena. I'm to ysals
pfijato referendum u iniciatiya,
tcdy zdsada pfimeho aakonoddr.
|Ayi lidn, jak zayedeno jest We sta.
tn Oregon It0ynM schyAleno ma.
yrhoyani spolkoyych sendtord pfi.
mo lidcm pfi tak zyanych pred.
yoIbhch, ktere jsou ylastne yybi.
rlnim kahdidhtd Naslcanictyi V
stAtpich 1fadcch jest zapoyezcno.
Namestek qneyerDtrtly ncbnde
jmenoyati komise statnlho senatu,
jak No 10 deje ostatnlch statccb ;
| fyto jmenoyany bndou od samGho
sen6tu, Noyg stat bude pfisne
prohibicnij budc zapoyidati ncjcn
Iygrobu n weep opojpScb nhpojd,
ale ! doydzcnf toboto zboM Ne sta
Ith jingcb Probibici prosadili
mladf Ipdihni, ktcff IN konyenci
zastupoyali pet pokrotilScb indi.
| 6gskgcb kmenh y Indianskeh0 1-
Izemi. Nebylo jich sicc mnobo,
ale byli tiIi u na sydj 1kol dd-
Ikladnt pfiprayeni. Jezto Oklaho-
ma nema, pokud znamo, ylastnich
piyoyart II yinopalen, nebylo nj
koho, kdo by konyenci zajmy
lty hAjil. o tomto clanku bnde
lid zylaSte hlasoyati u nestdya po.
lcbyby, 10 bnde pfijmut; tgkati 50
budc hlayne Indiapskeho 1zemi,
| jcz ma pfijmouti prohibici ma dya-
Get let.
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Vrazda nebo sebeyrazda7
Nase phyodni sdeleni.

Mestecko Hausen, Wis, je veil
ce rozrnseno uddlosti, ktera sc
zdc dne 26. bfczna sbehla. Idej-
II mestsky klerk krajan Prokop
Plceitg nalezcn byl zmintneho
dne We sye hofici residence cd sou.
sedd, ktefi pfisIi hasit, prostfc.
Ienou lebkou. Dosud nebylo moz-
no zjistiti, jde.li tn o 1kladnou
vrazdu, Ii sebeyrazdu. N6ktefl
lide domaivaji Sc, ze zastfelil Sc
sam, zapaliv pfcdem dam Byl
toho dne donna 1plne sam, pone-
vadz manzclka $ d6tmi odjela
kamsi ma navsttyu Plccity byl
cloyek povahy mirne a byl zde do
sti obliben. i. w.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-03

prosto Gestni, ktefi nam ku cti q
prospecbu budou slouziti a to jsou
br. jan Hubatka na republican.
sktm llstku pro 1fad pol nacelni-
ka . br. +, y. Janoyg do 1fadu
sISoIaiho rady, na listku socialnfm.
IN r. j. Sokol v Oklahoma City
y. y. Noyhkg pfedseda, a. j. ca
pek tai
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Konec acknowledgements.

Pred kr6tkym tasem yydal sta
rosta obce Fort Dodge, Ia, Oh.
Bennett, nafizeni, jimz klade Sc
na srdee vsem mladcncim, ably sc
go ncjdfivc ozenili Nafizeni toto
yzbudilo veliky rozruch, ale ko.
necne preee ienom nezustalo bez
utinku Hastupca V Iowsktm sne-
mu lIaeckler, iehoz bydliSte ie We
Fort Dodge, byl 4 prynich, kter$
nafizeni starosty uposlechl, zajel
Vi iednoho dne domn n oaenl Sc.
Sntmoyniei tropili 81 nejprye 4
llaeeklera aerty, ale kcnec konc0
uSnesli SO ma resoluei, v nil sta,
rostu nennetta chyali IA jeho jed
mani a wemu spoludruhu llaeekle,
row blahopfeji l'snegni to mil
+" poneyadk starosta Oh, liennett
4 ohee Fort Dodge kona chyaly'
h0dne dllu, cine natlAk nn mlatlen'
CO. uby Sc aenili poneyada mas
spoluduh, saslupee llaeekler, isa
iiA dlouho siarNm mladeneem q
nNm ndehral So da Fort Dodge,
ahy ueinil sadost syemu nafiseni.
hudil usnesenoi Ny hlahopteicm
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DRoBNE zPRAvY.

DAs0D'A $50 ~~~~' -
y We Fall Junction, Ohio, Wy.
buchla pracharDa . dya muzi byli
pn tom zabitL Skody pocita se
IN mnoho tislc dollarf.
VI Stnrgis, y. d., se oznamuje,
ze sest mil odtnd ma jih yypnkl
ohen v lesich dosabl obromnych
rozmtrd n Fort Meade yyslana
.byla tam teta jizdy k haseni
~ Coppcras Grove, Tex, jistA
Alta Neiloya, ~ rok6 6itajici div.
ka, nevada zddnG potrayy do dst
81 dni. Nda Sc, ze byla pomatena.
20 81 dni pila pouze yodu, konec-
ne pax posledniho dne zemfela.
/" We yojenskem .htulku Lea.
wnwortb, Kans., roznemohlo We
mnozstW yysIouzilcG po pojedeni
otrayentbo masa Jeden nieh
W. J, Cook, 64lety, zemfel Asi
75 yeterapd jest We ydznem stayn.
Jak se \ chicazskych listd do.
yiddme, uspofddal VI. Florjanski
yeliky polsley koncert ktery zda.
I'll We mad ysecko ocekayani Jak
dale oznamuji chicazske listy, ma.
aoupi 16. kvetna cestu zpAtecnf
do ylasti. Pryni cesky koncert v
Cbicagu uspofadan bude dne 7.
dubna. ~
Illinoisky guyerner Dencen
zaslal statni zakonodarne pamttni
spis, V nGmz odporutuje, ably sc
stolctt narozeniny Abrahama Lin
colna, ktere pfipadaji ma den Il.
1nora 1909, byly nalezite oslaye-
ny celym americkym narodem.
Guyerner nayrhuje, ably zvolena
byla komise, ktera ma vypracoyat
|pIany pro tuto yseobecnou ma
rodni slaynost.
Rada delnickych organisaci
San Francisku pfijala resoluci,
|nM odsuzuje celou mestskou zpra.
vi, ktera obeany oklamala kaz.
dem ohledu. Rada zada "a pfis-
ne vysetfoyanl kazdeho uplatce |
toho, ktery Sc dial uplatit. Rada
tato pravem odsoudila tel "Union
Labor Party, ktera nejvice wy
nasnazila Sc zyoleDi tGcht0 ne
poctivych nfednikn,
y V Greenfield, Ind, poealy
l00lete babiGce Claytonove opetnc
rdsti move, GernG vlasy. Mnozi TO.
mu nechttli ami uvefiti, domniya.
jiee Sc, ze tn jde. pouhy zert, ale
ma vlastni oci pozdeji sc pfesved-
eli, ~ je tomu TAX, Stafenka pred
krhtkvm easem po nemoci pozby.
Ia yScch ylasn, Jez mely baryn
stfibra nyni opet po6aly il Ri.
sti ylasy eerne barvy,
President Roosevelt minu.
lych dnech jmenoval nasledujici
osoby IN tleny pfistehovalecke
koiniSei Chas, T.. Neill, delnicky
komisaf prof, j w jerks q
Cornelloyy university q VIM. II.
Wheeler ohehoduik 4 Oakland,
Cal, DO ttto komiSe, iak znamo,
zyoleni byli take ri elenoy6 sena.
IN a sice Lodge, Dillingham; La.
timer dale tfi poslanei sice
Howell New Jersey, nenneit
New forku burnett 4 Alahamy,
komiS, taio ma 90 nejdakladnsiI
yysetfiti vyslehoyaleekou atasku
a podall pflalimn koaeresu dobro.
xdAnl a tttu yVVi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-04-03

zastupci IIaeckIcroyi a pfejeme
mu dlouhg ziyot blaho Stare.
stow I,rnnettoyi yzkazujeme syo.
il poklonu u sIibujeme mu yesfe.
rou podporu ' chyaIitebnem jeho
die. Jsme pcyn6 pfesvedcenj, zc
bylo by na mistt ,kdyby jcbo pfi.
kladu nasIedoyali ! ostatIi stare.
stove Y lowe . Ne by mel byti pfi.
jat zakon, ktery by ukladal dan
ontm mIadencdm, kteU opomijeji
brati podilu ma yyziyoydni krds-
nfhO pohlayi. -
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Move otyirani pozemkh.

Jak yrclgni dfadoyna yIadnich
pozemkn ohlasnje, nasledkem
presidentoya naffzeni zc dne IL.
bfezna budou naslcdujici pozemky
oteyfeny tech, ktere pred tim
yyhrazeny byly jake pozemky u.
helgk a sice; Move Mcxiko 1000.
900 akrh, Montana 100000 akrd,
Oregon 10000 akri, Utah 1885,
900, Wyoming 100000, Wash
ington 100000 akrh. o blizSi Wy.
sy6tleni mtno NC pfihIasiti II Gle.
neral Land Office, Washington,
ID. &.
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odhaleni podvodu dplatku Y
San Francisku.

V "Meste Sta Pahorkn'', San
FRANCISCAN, dosio X sensaGnimu od.
haleni niGemnosti mestskych nfed-
nikn. Celia fada techto 1fednlklI
Ruefem a Schmitzem pfijimala
od rilznych spolecnosti 1platlky a
pax pracoyala Y jejch zajmu. Pra.
vi Sc, ze nyni poddao bylo % "a.
lob proti t6mto koruptnim (lfedni-
kun. Velkoporota pfcdlozlla jlz
tyto zaloby pfedsedajicimu soudcl
tamnGjsiho hlavniho soudu Ialo.
hv tyto sestavenv byly ma zalla.
d6 seslimesieniho vysetfoyani NEST
sk5ch zdlezitosti + j lleneyem n
agentem taine sluzby W Burn
sem. Ntktefi pry iiz doznali ma.
sledujiei Gplatkyi United Rail.
road Company zapatia kazdemn
superyisoru $4,000 Il mayorn
Sehmilzoyi adyokatu Ruefoyi
sl00, 900, Pacific State Telephone
Company zaplatila kazdtmu = de-
seti supcrylsorn $4,000 u Home
Telephone Go, kazd6mu $500.
lIamc Telephone Go. taplatlla nut.
mo- to sedmi superyisorllm kaxde'
nu sG000 mayoru schmilzovl a
advokAlu Ruofoyi sl10,OO0, San
Francisco Gas 4 Electric Compa
m saplaiila kaxslemu supervisory
*4a0. Fight Trust aplatll kaa
,lsmu sunersisnru Aaln maSorn
Sthnllsuyl i RuefoW sluntAi nd