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The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
YALE SHOWS RARE SPEED.
scores Two Touchdowns on Fresh
men in Ten Minutes.

men in Ten Minutes.
New Haven, Conn. Nov lS.-with all
the regulars in line. the Yale team went
through a ten-minute- whlrlwind scrim-
mage with the freshmen eleven to-day,
which resulted in two touchdowns for the
varsity. Both teams were in fighting
trim. and are on edge for the games of
Saturday, when the youngsters go 20
Cambridge and the varsity is to meet
Princeton.
1t took less than ten minutes OF play
for the veterans to tear through the
freshmen line and send BomaT over for
touchdown The play being started in the
center again, Tad Jones made beauti-
ful quarterback run of 80 yards. followed
by five more gained through center by
Coy, on the next mass play Coy was
driven over the line. After the balance
had seesawed about the field for some
time. the freshmen were withdrawn, and
the scrubs took their places. In this
scrimmage the Yale team was kept en-
tirely on the defensive, giving the ball
back 10 the second eleven whenever it
was secured
For fifteen minutes the college team
hammered the varsity line, tried end
runs. forward passes. and on-side kicks
in vain attempt 20 score.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14

FIRST RACE-Fiye and a half furlongs. Weather
Scott. l09 Clorelandl. 10 l. Won; Crystal Wave,
100 lynch. 20 70 l. second; Brsvoure. l0s (Soo-
VILE. 10 to l. third. Time or Is Harei.
Sweet Tair, and Lady Hldreth also
SECOND RACE-Mile and eighth Laselle,
l0s (Keeghl. 70 !. won.. Nsb0raSSa. IL lBoreO.
70 !. second; BenTolio. ll2 buxton. Is to /.
third Time. 81 ByTondale The Captain, Ss-
hsrra. Chancellor Woolworth and Dewey also
THIRD RACE-NIile and eighth Lone Wolf,
100 tW Kelly. 10 I. won: Iras 100 Lentzl. 10
], second Redwood. lO9 BALD. % !. third
Time, ] 30 25. Retrou. Meadon. Rhnock, Little
Joker. Huston. and Tancred also
FOURTH RACE-Mie and twenty Yards Vel.
lo2 tBuxtonl. 10 ]. Won; Janetta. 90 T. Lynch.
to 2. second: Johnny Lyons. 81 u. HAYES 10
]. third. Time. 10 25. J. C. elem. Mark
Anthony. Corigan. and Red Leaf also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Niile and a sixteenth. Cello. 9S
Buxton. l3 to .. won; Northwest. IS wv. Kelly
to l. second: Legatee. los "A. WilliamSl. TO J..
third Time. l:ss Msndator and Spring Ban
also ran
SIXTH RACE-Futurity course. Perjuicio. III
Burns 20 2 won; Frank Nugent. 100 lBore).
is to 5. second; Native Son. 100 POST. to J..
third Time. l95 25. Ray Bennett Silver Stock
ing. Como. Calmar. and Overlando also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
SCRUBS HOLD HARVARD.
Varsity Unable 10 Beat Second Team
in 35-minute ScrImmaEe.

Cambridge Mass, Nov BIN a 35-
minute scrimmage this afternoon the
Harvard varsity and second football
teams played each other 20 a standstiH
the tinal score being 10 3. Both teams
were driven hard, Cults and Campbell
having charge Of the varsity and Daily
putting lots Of life into the second.
There was TO secret practice to-day
and only a little individual coaching.
The scrimmage was tiercely played. and
was full of good, hard individual work.
but there was again deplorable lack
Of strong scoring plays.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
PIeases the G. A. r. Men.

The decision of the Grant memorial
commission TO place the Grant monu-
ment in the Botanic Garden meets with
approval OF the veterans Of the civil
war Before the decision was made. Gen
Granville N. Dodge. chairman of the
commission, received letters from G. A
r. societies from all over the country.
asking that nothing be allowed to stand
in the way of the erection of the monu-
ment Of their leader, and stating it was
a strange thing that three trees should
conflict with tribute to the memory
of a general like Grant
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
TECH RECEIVES TROPHY.
Princeton Cup Awarded 10 the High
School Football Champions.

The Princeton alumni cup. emblematic
of the interhigh school football champion
ship was yesterday presented to Techni-
cal High School in the presence Of 600
pupils Of the manual training institution.
Dr. G. T. Meyers. principal of the
school. received the trophy. and was fol-
lowed by Prof L. w. Mattern the facul-
~ athletic adviser. who reviewed the sea-
son. and paid a fitting tribute to the new
champions Coach c. w. Hecox was pre-
sented with a scarf pin by the members of
the winning team
The Technical initial. in recognition OF
athletic work. was awarded to Cant
Brewster. Mccarthy, Spencer. W. ThraH
Ellis, Spranzy. BullOgh Janus. Benson.
Small Galbraith, and Marsden The fol-
lowing substitutes received numerals
Ed. Thrall, Emmert. Keuhen, and Baker
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
No Sunday Racing.

New Orleans. Nov 1S.-Even the proprie-
tors OF the half-mile merry-go-rourd sum-
mer race tracks, which have been run
ming at Algicrs and opposite the fair
grounds all summer. have become fright
ened at the hint that the legislature may
take action against racing at its coming
session Word was passed around that
they viii close for the entire winter when
the regular season opens. and that there
will be no Sunday outlaw racing, as
has been the case for the last two years.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
JACK JOHNSON VS.. o'BRIEN.
Negro Heavy-weiEht Signs to Meet
philadelphia "Fighter."

Pittsburg. Nov 13-Jack Johnson, the
eolored heavyweight. and Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien were matched here to-day
after a long argument as 10 terms.
Sam Fitzpatrick stopped OFF on his way
from San Francisco TO New York 10 make
the match for his dusky protege, whom he
left in Chicago. The fight will be before
the club offering the largest purse.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14

New York. Nov. Boz betting on the
Yale-Princeton game there has been COM
paratively little on the stock exchange so
far. Recent events in Wall Street may be
responsible. Bets have been made that
Yale win win both Of her big games. and
some have been made OF 10 ! that Yale
beats Harvard-unusUal odds As TO Yale
and Princeton there is little doing in
the betting line.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
DECLARE ALL BETS OFF.
Judges az Oakland Place Horses as
They Finished. but Halt Wagers.

Oakland. Cal, Nov. 13-There was
much excitement after the last race at
Oakland to-day. which was won BY
Prejdicio. Starter Dwyer sent the field
away without Al Iindley. which had not
reached the starting point
After a long consultation the judges
placed the horses as they finished, but
declared of all bets. The judges claimed
that the ruling was in line with one made
at Latonia two years ago. although ac-
cording 10 the Pacific Coast Jockey Club
rules, the horses are in the hands of the
starter afer leaving the saddli2g pad
dock
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14

Mr.. Cunningham, of New Jersey Will
meet Mr.. Joe Todd. OF Baltimore. tonight
IN the opening game Of the Great South
ern pool tournament TO be held for the
next three weeks at the Brunswick So
cial Club, at Sixth and c streets north
west, has quite reputation, and Mr..
Todd is well known, so that this initial
game of the tournament promises to be a
very interesting one. The other partici-
pants In the games which are to follow
are Kid Wonder. Of Philadelphia: Walter
Wallace. champion of Virginia: George
Tindall. of Richmond, and Wiseman. of
this city
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
CONGRESsIONALs LOSERS.
Wooden Works the Forward Passes
for Pair OF TOuchdOwns.

The Congressional football team fell
before the crack Emerson eleven yester-
day by 10 20 J.
The victors outweighed their opponents.
their superior weight giving them Of
fensive play almost entirely, the Con-
gressionals contenting themselves with
the punting game. Both Of Emerson s
tallies were made by forward passes
Wooden, the speedy little half back of
the winning team. being the star of the
performance by his long runs for the
touchdowns The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
Open Practice at Annapolis.

Annapolis, Nd. Nov. 1S.-There was omen
practice for the first time this week at
the Naval Academy this afternoon, and
the regulars lined up against the scrubs
for half hour Of spirited football. The
only score during that time was made
by Left End Reifsnyder. who ran thirty
Yards after receiving the bali on a long
forward pass from Douglas. The team
had all the regular players for n time
at least and showed marked improve
ment over the form of last Saturday
against Swarthmore.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
WALTER JOHNSON In FORM
Washington Pitcher Strikes Out 16
Los Angeles Batters.
Holds Opponents TO Three Scattered
Hits I'm Battle with Burns, One of
the Nationals Recruits.



San Diego, Cal, Nov. 13-Walter
Johnson, the Washington twirling phe-
nom. pitched great ball here. defeating
the Los Angeles club. which won the
championship of the Pacific Coast League.
by 1 TO O.
Although Johnson has been resting
most Of the time since the ending OF
the season in the east, he showed rare
form, allowing only three scattered hits
and striking out sixteen batters The
Pickwicks. Johnsons team, was simply
makeshift aggregation Of local play
ers, but they had little 10 do as the
Washington pitcher was practically the
whole show.
Burns, who has been drafted for Wash
ington for next year. opposed Johnson
and pitched clever ball, but his support
was not good. The score:
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
Hans wagner Plays Basket-baII

Washington. Pa. Nov. 1S-The organ
ization at Canonsburg. this county, OF a
star basketball FIVE. composed of we'll
known professional baseball players. has
been completed Hans Wagner, Of the
Pittsburg Nationals, is captain of the
five. and his brother. Al Wagner. is man.
ager. Others who have been signed for
the aggregation are Hans Lobert, third
basenIan of Cincinnati; Otto Knabe, sec
ond baseman Of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals, and Brownie Gessler, of the Co
lumbus American Association team. The
best basketball teams in the country viii
be brought to Canonsburg Tor games.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
CoRCORANS ARE VICTORs.
Trim baltimore West Branch Y. VI
C. 4. Basketball Team.

The West Branch y. NJ c. A. basket
ball team Of Baltimore was decisively
beaten by the crack Corcoran Cadet quint
Of this city at the National Guard Ar
moTy last night by p TO q.
The game was good and fast from the
start the Washington bows having 4
shade the better Of the team work. The
work Of Leach. the Corroran captain was
particularly noticeable. mis- goal shooting
being Of the gilt-edge variety. Ifna-up:
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
WILLIAMS ON FIRST BASE,
Former Yankee VIII Take Ton
Jones' Place at St. Louis.

Jones' Place at "a. Louis.
St. Louis Nov 13-Jimmy McAleer
means TO make a first baseman Of Jimmy
Williams Tom Jones is to be canned
because he is too slow OF foot and mind.
McAleer thinks Williams is Just the boy
TO scoop in the throws at the initial sta
ton. Williams has gradually been work
ing over from the left side of the dia-
mond. and there Is no doubt that he
would be a good first saeker. lie knows
how to play the position: in fact he
played II about half the time in New
York while Chase was fielding bunts in
the diamond.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14

TWo-base hits-NIyers and Downey. First base on
balls-Of Burns !; of Johnson, l. Struck out-By
Johnson Is Double play-Hosp 10 Dillon. Sacrifice
hit-Hanrahan. Stolen base-Hosp. Left ON bases
Los Angeles .; PicSwicks g. First base on errors
Pickwicks, 5. Umpire-Nlr kams. Time Of game
hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
OFF TO new HAVEN
Tigers fave Their Last Prac-
tice at Princeton.
PLAYERS ARE 0vERTRAINED 2
Despite Presence of More Than One
Thousand Students, Who Assemble
to Cheer Their FHvOrites, Squad
Seems Tired and slow and shows
Little Dash and Vim.

Princeton, y. j., Nov. 13.-Princeton
had its final look at the Tigers this aft
ernoon. when the gates of University
field were unlocked and more than 1000
undergraduates streamed in.
The Tigers all got into the last scrim-
mage before the Yale game; none. how
ever. remaining through the two halves.
During the first period the varsity was
put on the defensive part of the time. and
then tried variation OF open plays
which they intend using soon.
Altogether. the performance was only
fair, because the men seemed a bit tired
and slow, and failed 10 reveal the dash
and vim that has characterized their
previous work
Harlan Drop Kicks.
Harlan did lot of kicking. He had
some success in registering field goals
from divers angles. and here is where
Princetonians are pinning most of their
hopes Saturday. The general opinion is
that Coy will greatly oUtdistance the lit
lie Tiger in "a punting duel that is in
evitable
Just what the initial lineup in the Yale
game will be remains a mystery. The
coaches say that they do not know. ANY
way they refuse to give il out.
About twenty players, the managers.
coaches, and trainers left Princeton to-
night for New Haven. The entire col
lege was on band to cheer them. and as
the train pulled out "Old Nassau" was
sung.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
Mertz and Mertz Co. 900 F Street
FORM PLAYERS LOSE
Four FaVOriteS Go Down in
Order at Aqueduct.
BERRYMAID TAKES FEATURE

Whftney's Adriana. at same Figures.
n Factor, but ut the Half Pole Du-
gan Is Forced 10 Pull Up and Mil
IiOnaire's FLY Is Fortunate to Get
the Place from the FavOrite.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14

New York. Nov. 13-The running Of the
first four races at Acqueduct to-day prac-
teally broke the form players who bet
heavily on the favorites. so that when the
last two events were won by hrst choices
the talent had very little left TO wager
The weather was again delightful. and
the usual crowd Of l9.oO0 regulars made
the trip.
The Beldame handicap for two-year-
old hllies five furlongs. was a sensational
affair First there was false break AT
the barrier. the majority OF the horses
being called back for a fresh start Then
the race narrowed down 10 a duel be-
tween H. 2. Whitneys Adriana and r A.
Forsythe's Berrymaid. both lowered from
10 to .
Adriana had a slight advantage at the
half-mile pole. but Berrymaid then went
10 the front and crossed over in front Of
Adriana. causing Dugan to pull the latter
up TO escape going into the rail After
that Berrymaid went on to an easy vic
tory Time LOO 2-5.
Adriana beat the Newcastle Stables ex-
plosion u-to-5 favorite by three lengths.
Explosion carried - pounds and seemed
to be well anchored
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
Southern Pool Tourney Open..

Ioals-Leach o. Coleman l2l, Clark (3l. Gioval
n0ni' Grasty. Hamilton 81, Riley, O'Connm. Fou
Hamilton Clark
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
.oL BOWLING LEAGuE.
POST pUeKPIN LEAGUE.
STAR puCKPIN LEAGuE-

lcldlh---.-- SoS '9t 10 Apldlo...-- o0o JcU 31e
Cardinals win tie By pin from Senators
AEates win tie in roll-off from Nonparen
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
PLATE PRINTERS LEAGUE.
NATIONAL GUAKD LEAGTE-
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.

Totals. SO SO 70 Totals. ...-.- 67 675 6i7
'Sayer rolled second and third tMolynesux rolled
second and third.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
wASHINGTON RAILWAY RELIEF AsSn
CHURCH LEAGUE.
DIsrRIcr pIrkrN LEAGrE.
COMMERCIAL DUcKPlN LEAGUE.

Totals. i93 473 isi Totals. ie3 ass
"A. HswkSworth rolled third game
Roll of: Arlingtons. q; Resolutes, e.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
The summaries.

FIRST RACE-Six and a halt furlongs. Senator
Barrett g IL DuganI. 10 l. hrst. AIMEE C.. l0f
Miller, IS 20 TO- second. Queens Souvenir. g
tSumIHrl. 10 !. third Time ] .I u, Gold Quest
Sainesaw. HoIlis,er Queen Marguerite, SSnSuiuc
Miss DELANEY Bl2rdall, aad Youthful also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile. Trouble Maker 90
tMusgrayel. 90 !. won; Green seal. 80 II. Duganl
70 p second. Consistent. s. t6uonl. 40 u J.
third. Time I;il fS Punky Lady Vincent MerIy
England. EHStOn- Agile. \ Il Harris. Robsdor
Joaquin. PARK Row and Dario also ran
THIRD RACE-Five furl0ngs. Berymaid. lls
Sumter. 10 > first; ,Adriana IS l. Duganl
Il 20 ? second. Explosion. Is Alllerl % )
third Time. 20 IS Whip TOP, WOODLAND Red
Bonnet Mombasss and Anon Louise also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile. SIooner. 100 sun
teri. 10 2 first; Gretna Green, 10 lNotterl 70
I. second; BedoUin. I2 Mcdaniel 70 l. third
Time. 40 Martin DOYLE. Zienap, smiling Tom.
Live Wire, Araze. and Tommy Waddell also ran-
FIFTH RACE-One mile and half Beauclsre.
80 (Delabyl = % 10. frsts Red Friar. lol Mus
grave. 70 ?. second; Ostrich. lof Miller. 20
l. third Time 2.S Waterspeed Prince Ching
Estimate. DArEle. and RIP Rap also raa.
SIXTH RACE-SiS furlonEs. Jack Atkin. 10
Miller, to > first, Bat MasterSOn, IS Mus
gravel. 10 ]. second; Frank Lord. 20 z. Duganl.
z 70 ]. third Time. ia Ben Ban, keatc-,
Hand1ara, and Volsday also Tan.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14

Largest Morning Circulation.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-18
RUEF JURY READY FOR
PEREMPT0RY CHARGES

San Francisco. April l8-Aftei
preliminaries, examinations. adjourn.
ments and other delays occupying IN
all 20 days, . trial jury panel subjto oi
to the exercise Of Is peTsmptory ohAl.
lenRes-i0 BY tbs defense and Ave
by the oseoution-was today com,
pleted In the Ruef case.
II 10 thonsht likely that at least
another week will he required for the
permanent filing Of the panel afts.
the psremptory challenges have been
exercised tomorrow.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-18

power to help the deal along. With
A. K. Gumaer and Senator McCsnd
less at the head Of two Of the com.
mittees. monied men that they are,
something certain H. sure 20 result.
It is likely that ea,h Of them will
subscribe literally to the stock a. II
will make them and everybody else
good investment.
For years the townspeopls Of F!!cr.
ence have realized the need Of this
street car system. but nothing look.
Ing to the starting or the complet
Ing OF 1t was undertaken, until the
newspapers Of the city started the agi.
tation . few weeks ago. The
entire plan Of tile system is looking
to the betterment Of the condition
Of Florence. It ia figured out that
when the employees Of the oonl cAmpa
and Portland Cement works are given
an opportunity to reside in Florence,
where the school advantages are great.
er for their children. that they will
come to Florence to reside and ride
to the camps or the cement works to
their work In the morning and take .
car ride homo In the evening.
This will be the means OF filing
number of vacant houses In Flor.
ence and populate the town with
desirable families. Then those who
do not oAre to make their home In
this beautiful little oity. can have
better node Of conveyance to come
here to do their shopping. That
point in the history Of Florence has
bean reached when II 10 imperative
that some action Of this kind mist be
taken and IL 10 sincerely hoped thA /
this venture will not be allowed to
fall through ~ others that have been
talked Of TO: years have.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-18
GILMAN FAMILY IS
CHARGED WITH MURDER

Dayton. o.. April ls--Affiadvits
were 6led In court today charging the
mother. brother and two sisters cf
Mona Gilman. whose body was found
on . commons near her homo last
November With the murder Of the
girl.
The grand Jury recently ignored
the case against the Gilman. War.
rants for arrest are beiss prepared.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-18
WILL COST ABOUT $4,000
Florence Business Mems Asso-
citation Starts Wheels Nov
ing by Appointing Com
mittees to Arrange
the Details.

Florence Busipess Mems association
looking toward the estAblishmen
Of an electric motor line from Flor
ence to the suburban districts 60
psoially Goal Greek. Rock vale, viii.
liamsburs and Portland. The asso
citation has taken the initiatory move
ment In the matter and will now pafl
IL up to the citizens as q whole. Tt
that end three committees were ap
pointed. one from each ward, to
start the work without delay. Thes,
committees are: First ward. A. r.
Gumaer. e. F. Jack. A. I, Had
Icy; Second ward. James A. No.
Oandleas. George Wilson. 8. q.
Andrews; Third. George Columbia.
T. H. Morrisssy. J. s. Van Law.
These committees will begin al
once the work Of securing estimator
Of the cost Of building and equippiua
such line. II was proposed 1t the
meeting that Denver man, familia,
with the work Of building elsctric
linss. be sent for and secure his opin-
Ion Of the project after being taken
over the ground. Just whether this
will be done or not. Is . mAttsr that
IL left opsn to the committees
The building Of the line will now
be passed up to the citizens and 1t
will result in mass movement.
The committees were given the
power to have p1Afs meeting called
at date not far distant thro agh
Mayor J. Q. Macdonald. outline the
plans and get the wheel to revolving.
Just whom this meeting will take
place ls not known yet. but the com.
mittss will not delay the matter
long.
The scheme 10 to build . railroad
line TO the outlying districts and
equip it with electric motor cars.
No overhead wires will be necessary.
just how many Of these shat, be pur.
CHASED 10 matter shat will be dstini.
tsly decided upon later. but only
enough to do for immediate needs
will bs bought on the start and the
equipment will bs increased a. the
occasion demands.
Sometime ago one Of the association
talked to A. B. MoFall about the
matter and lie says he thinks the
road can be built and the cars plac.
cd on the rails ready to run for
d. 900 . mile. 10 this event, II
ten miles Of road 10 constructed. the
cost would be about $4,000. The
money 10 not TO be raised BY popu-
lar subscription In the way OF q dons.
tion. but street car oownany will
be organised and inoor poyAted BY re-
sronsible men Of Florence sad stock
In the company will be sold at par.
Just how large the Incorporation will
be has NOS been dscided. but IL will
be enough to carry ont the project to
. successful oulminatiop. In this
manner everybody who puts up for
the sheme will be given s,methins in
return and whom the system IL place
on . pAying basis. the stock ho lders
will be given dividends to the amount
Of stock they subscribs for.
The Florencs Business Mems asso
oiAtion IL out Of the deal now - far
~ the association 10 concerned ard
II 10 entirely up to the people. but
all the members Of the association
will make thsmssvlss Individual
Boosters. and Do all that Il IN their
The daily tribune., 1907-04-18

ERROR--Io repairing the tTir Of
shs Pleasure club 70 Canon City. .
mistats was made By saying thas
the yosps people took In the swim.
ming pool. II shesld have said the
skating rink. -
The daily tribune., 1907-04-18

alisnsisd and consist entirely Of the
timosr land and wood land types. A
oonsidsrablo quantity Of msFohant table
yellow pine 10 included. bss the larger
part Of the forrest arowth IL tuni Per
and pinon.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-18
PRESIDENT ENLARGES
new MEXICO RESERVE

Warrington. April is-Ths prosi-
dsnt has sisnsd'a proclaaation Great.
Ina The 0allinas national fsrest In
New Mexico. By this preslanasios
abest 1000 A,rss are A6asd II . strip
which sssiEolss the esisisal forest
senplsssy. ssssDt u the southwest
corner. The salsc laeds are sIishtiy
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15
SUPERIOR JUDGES IN
LOS ANGELES WILL
RECEIVE INCREASE
Rv Associated Press.

SACRAMENTO Feb. 14.-The assem-
bly, today refused to concur in the sem
ate amendment to Grove JohnSonS bill
raising the salaries of superior judges
in several counties, and returned the
bill with the request that the senate
withdraw one of the amendments The
original bill increased the salaries of
judges in Sacramento from $4,000 to
$4,000.
This was cut to $4,000. Orange county
raised from $3500 to $4,000; Marin $4,000
to $4,000, and the senate added an
amendment raising Los Angeles to
$4,000 and Contra Costa to $4,000. Camp
bell sharply criticised the increase in
Contra Costa county and said:
I'VE don't want the senator from our
county (BclshaW) to dictate what our
judge shall receive. / did not think
our senator would have the nerve to
put Contra Costa IN for an increase in
tn, salary of judges. The people don't
want it,"
The committo on ways and means to-
day recommended an increase of 1912
per cent in the salary of all employees
of state hospitals and asylums The
claim Of ID. O. Mills for coyote scalps
WAS denied
Barry introduced a bill increasing
the superior judges in San Francisco
from twelve to sixteen.