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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
DELINQUENT NOTICES
DFTTNOTrrNT NOTTCpr


Jessie Gold Mining Co., having its principal
place OF business at room 115. 339 Bush street
California:
Notice-There IS delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment levied
on the 7th day Of January. 1907, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
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DOWNTOWN PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
$50 .Oo0-Mission ST. near Fourth. large lot 75x
16o 70 rear street; this section of Mis-
sion street being rapidly built up with
high-class modern buildings: some OF
the most substantial firms IN the city
locating IN this section; no better con-
seryauve investment in the city today.
fl25. .000-Sacramento St, looking into Market
lot 12:SE19:6, with substantial I'm
proTements renting for total Of $4,000 q
year; a prospective proposition well
worth considering.
$50. .ooo-Sansome St, near Bush. a splendid
property; we can ind tenants for any
improvement placed on the property.
k-5.Qoo-Spear ST., near Howard; good wa ter
lot, 45:10X1ST:6 substantial improve
menrs erected on this lot by pur-
chaser should pay handsomely.
DOWNTOWN PROPERTIES FOR LEASE.
MucGREGOR BUILDING - Northwest corner
Pine and Battery sts. modern eight
story class building containing stores
ST. CLAIR BUuDING-Northwest corner Cali
fornia and DrUmm sts., fine eight-story
class building, ready for occupancy IN
HANSFORD BUILDING-Corner Market, Davis
and California sts.. ready for occupancy
not later than March -; but few Of
tees In this building left; reservations
being rapidly made; this building VIII
be the first permanent building in that
entire section ready for tenants by early
BUSINESS LOCATIONS.
Phone us your requirements; we have buildings
on practically every street IN the down
town section
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
Real Estate Agents,
. Montgomery st.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED-Unimprove property IN the burnt
1setricf BERRY METZLER d PHILLIP,
2iB Monadnock bldg. Temporary l5l2.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE


SALADA BEACH. miles south Of Clin House;
first town on Ocean Shore r. B.; 20 minutes
ride; low fares; m4cadamized streets, water,
sewers sidewalks. shade trees, etc; guaran-
teed in contracts; lots $3.50 and up; small
monthly payments. Take bus at Colma Sun
days and Thursdays at IL a. m. Arrange for
free transportation with OCEAN SHORE
LAND Co.. Countryman building, Van Ness
ave and Ellis st.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

zT-rTT exchange for San Francisco improved or
vacant e-fat modern building In Chicago;
per cent years; price $4,000. Box 45, Gail.
------7-V G --7-7-TT,CC la7d and mining attor
news: State lieu lands speciality. DO 10th
St. Oakland.
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MANY men and women in city and vicinity have
been cured Of piles. dstula. etc. (some Of 80 to
40 years standing) to stay cured without
knife. danger OF hindrance from business. Call
Investigate. THOS. J. KISNER. N. D.. 2091
Fillmore
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PRINTING
UPTON & WILLIAMS CO.. printers, bOokbind-
ers. manufacturing stationers. 10 Hayes ST..
near Van Ness ave.
EDWARD KNOWLES CO., printers. stationers.
engraverS- 214 Hyde st. Phone Franklin 9T2
HOUSECLEANING
JAPANESE Housecleaning Co; ; est 1890 Frank
Hamada. 1O26 Oak St; phone Fell 210T.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
CORNER LOT BARGAINS,

CORNER LOT BARGAINS
SMALL BUT GREAT
This Is AN ABSOLUTE GIFT"
ONLY $265o.
Good 7-room house. only blocks from Broad
way; rented for $50 per month; full size lot.
S2s5o-Right opposite whole block owned by
Western Pacific; pays $3.50; bank mortgage
$1,000 can remain.
s4s5O-Pays s75 per month; 12-room house, right
IN center Chinatown: only $4,000 necessary.
$1,000 fats on large corner, right at 22d ST..
Key Route; land easily worth $4,000.
se75o.
Two stores and two fats on main business
street; income 1890; this will safely pay 20
per cent.
s15,250.
Close TO Washington and 7th sts.: large lot
covered by substantial buildings; secured lease,
$500 per annum; mortgage $500 can stand;
pays "A per cent; land alone viii be worth
$4,000 IN four or i've months.
ALL EXCLUSIVELY FOR SALE
BY THE CORNER LOT CO.,
e1s BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
AUsTINs LIST
$50. oOO-Lot so feet front; 11th and Clay sts is
only one block away; this is well Inn
proved and pays bank interest now: will
soon be worth a whole lot more money;
positively q few days are all | have on
the district for the price
$40, ,00o-12th and Clay, is worth s25OO a foot;
this little piece is only 2 blocks away al
1lth and Jefferson SITS. good frame dwell
ing; rent about $50; new stores right
alongside; this viii resell for 800 In
side Of q month; a speculation this
can't be beat
S6,75O-Darge. nearly new modern fats, 3 and
rooms each and coal yard now doing
business; fine we'll. tank etc. now rented
at a nominal rent; will pay 500 per
month; we have short, exclusive author
iZation to sell. (366S)
GEO. W. AUSTIN,
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CITY REAL ESTATE

THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
Real Estate Agents.
Publishers OF San Francisco Real Estate
Circular
Montgomery St
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SIS. .50o-NE. corner, 30xl1O; depth Of lot front
ing south; this fne-planned 3-story building
contains modern sunny dats; pays an income
OF S254O year. rents very low; could easily
be raised; best renting section, near Van Ness
sno Green ST; $4,000 mortgage can remain at
per cents owner IN Europe and wants sell
Apply PALS Fillmore st.
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INVESTMENTS

NNNES ESIMENES
BARGAIN-20 shares Marconi Wireless stock:
500 Bdwen Cold Motor. snap: Rubber and
Sugar Plantation stock Financial 4024 18th.
FINANCIAL
COMPANIES INCORPORATED. any State; ex-
pert legal service; STOCK and BOND issues
placed advice free. WM. /. STALEY & CO.,
Deibert Building Van Ness and O'Farrel1.
PROPOSALS
PROPOSAL.
BY virtue Of resolution adopted BY the
Board OF Directors OF the Paei1c-Tfn'on Cub
and a vote OF the members. the property II
the Club located the northeast corner OF
Post and Stockton sts.. Is offered for sale.
Sealed bids addressed 10 the MERCANTILE
TRUST COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO win
be received at any time prior 70 March 1st
for the entire property. located as follows:
so feet on Post street.
120 feet on Stockton street,
100 feet Stockton place
The right to reject any or all bids IN ~
reserved
Marx envelopes SEALED BID FOR PA
CIFIC-UNION CLUB SITE
PACIFIC UNION CLUB. BY EDGAR I Dn
PUE, President
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BARGAIN-2O shares MarcOni Wireless stock
500 Bidwen Cold Motor snaps Rubber an
Sugar Plantation stock. Financial. 4O24 18th
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PERSONALS

INFORMATION is wanted by her relatives as
to the place of residence or address OF KATIE
RANK, who left Doniphan County. Kansas.
about years ago. information as to
whether she be living dead. Address RYAN
& RYAN, attorneys, Troy. Kansas, or NOW
LIN & FASSETT, attorneys, 925 Golden Gate
ave-. San Francisco Cal.
WANTED-For Del Monte Hotel, hairdresser
and manicurist. Inquire s. ]. GATES, 1917
Broderick ST.
WANTED-To adopt baby girl; full surrender;
good home. Box 800. Call 1851 Fillmore ST.
BILLY DOYLE, please write Oregon Round
Lumber Company.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
MINNIE ADAMS
BREAKS RECORD
Smashes City Park Track Time
for a Mile by :38 IS
Clip.

NEW ORLEANS. IA. January Is
Minnie Adams, . 10 . chance in the
feature Of to-day's card. broke the City
Park track record for q mile. making
tie distance in I.Ss As.
William ,ChappieJ Hastings was ruled
off the turf to-day for alleged doping"
of horses. Summaries:
First raoe-six furlongs-ARra Is 20 j.
first. June Time G8 TO j. second. Marker
90 to d third. Time. 1.l4 SO.
Second race-mile and a sIxteenth-Cros-
grain % 10 81 first. Bronkston 60 20 ID
second. Bulwark Is 10 j. third. Time.
1:47
Third race-siX furiOngs Lens g 10 .
first, Penrhyn q 20 j second. Bclestrome
ll6 20 % third. Time. I.I3 1-5.
Fourth race-one mile. handicap-M Minnie
Adams g. 10 p frst. Alma Dufour % TO 80
second Peter Sterling q 20 y third. Time,
l:5s -.
Fifth race-mile and a sixteenth Merry
Belle go 10 j. FIRST. Delmore q 10 - sec
ond. Gold Coin as to j. third. Time.
as 2-5
Sixth race-fve and "a hale furlongs-
Rusk IS 20 So first Buttinskie 70 10 D
second Miss Leeds g % j. third. Time,
20
Seventh race-seven furlongs Recicent
90 To ID first. Goldway O5 TO y second.
Refined o to - third. Time. 1927 l-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
ENJOY TOURNAMENT.
Young Gentlemen Of Dinwiddie
Indulge in Ancient Sport.

CHAMP, VA January I5.-The mo-
notony following the gayeties OF the
Christmas holidays was most pleasant
j. varied on Saturday. The 18th in
slant. by tournament held by the boys
OF Sunny High school at 8 o'clock
+. NJ near Champ post Office, Dlnwid-
die county.
The knights were as follows Messrs.
Tom Manson. knight of Warfeld.
Grant Hostrander. knight of No Hone.
Archer Jones. Knight Of McKenuev
Jamie Edmunds, Knight Of Blue Bells;
John X. Jones. Knight OF The Oaks.
Thomas Atkinson. Knight Of Sunnyside,
George Chambliss. Knight or Ivanhoe:
SOuthall Rives. Knight Of Gums Hill:
Ashby Manson. knight OF WaQua
Roger Baird. knight Of Holcombe Hin:
Andrew Jones. Knight OF Brunswick,
Graham Harrison. knight Of Ansville.
Miss Anna Field Atn4nson was crown
ed Queen OF Love and Beauty BY air
George Chambliss. with nine rings
Miss Addie Jones as first maid by John
r. Jones, with eight rings; Miss Bessie
Fdmunds second maui by Tom Man
son. with seven rings, and Miss Ethel
Mcclure as third maid by Graham Har-
4 tie between i've knights for the last
honor.
The coronation bail was held at 'The
oaks. the hospitahle home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel G.. Jones. at o'clock p. NJ
the coronation address being delivered
by Mr.. Samuel 6. Jones.
Refreshments were served at 10
o'clock. and dancing and games en-
gagged in until II. when all departed
for their homes, after expressing thanks
to their host and hostess for a most
delightful evening. Those present were.
Misses Addie and CLYDE Jones. Bessie
Edmunds, Ethel Mcclure. Anna Field
Atkinson. Maud Winn. Lula Bourbon
Maud and Nellie Jones. Anna Grey Har-
rison. Sadie Zehmer, Agnes Reid Baird.
NirQie Baskerville. Lucy Meade Allen
Alice Pope. Mary scott Baird and Cam
ME Jones; Messrs. John n. Jones.
Grant Hostrander. Tom Manson, Ora
ham Harrison. George Chambliss Jamie
Edmunds Archer Jones, Southal Rives.
Roger Baird. Andrew Jones. POreer and
Robert Haskins Johnny Thweatt
George Powell. Johnny Zehmer. Ashhv
Manson. Thomas Atkinson, Hamilton
and Campbell Butterworth and Hardy
Zchmer Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. White. Mrs John
Edmunds, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fillmore
and Mrs. s p White.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
HARVARD TO ROW ITHACA
Crimson Varsity VIII Meet Cor
nell on the Cavuga.

ITHACA. y. Y, January l5-Judge
Frank Irvine Of the Cornell Athletic
Council. to-day confirmed the rumors that
the Cornell Varsity and Harvard Var
sty would row their annual race on
Cayuga Lake this year on Decoration
Day. May Jth. on account of the diff
Guilty there has been in securing ar
rangement FOR the proper policing OF
tile course on the east side OF the lake
the Cornell authorities have not been able
10 give this out sooner.
This race viii be the first ever 70 he
held between the two universities Var
sity Fights on Cayugs Lake, and will
he two miles I'm length along the east
shore Of the lake. between the cement
works and McKinney's Point An OBJ
scrvation train will accompany the race
along the shore. For tho past two years
the annual Cornell-HarVard varsity race
has been held on the Charles River
Boston. Previous to that the Cornell and
Harvard second crews have alternated
between Ithaca and Boston iT their races.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16

Because Of the differences rapardt,,,-
the Nalue put upon Jim JeRries as =
HRhter oy blily Delapey, Jeff's old man
aktr' ana the champion himself. bust
men Is practically abolished. Belane,,
Says that Jefries told him TO ARRANGE
q match with Bill SQuires for a s30 060
purse, ana tnat when the ARRANGEMENTS
were completed the fighter hung onf
Tor S7V,ooo Jen says he is worth this
nluch' ana that he will not fight for
Tommy Ryan. who is now training
Tot ms night with Hugo KeilV has
tdhen up roller skating at Benton Har-
Dor Mlch., as he considers the exer-
cise most beneficial for the development
OF his leg and thigh muscles
. IOinIny Murphy's victory over Youne-
Corbett last Wednesday night has nads
MIN a celebrity. Murphy has signed q
contract 10 appear In vaudeville under
the management OF Hurtig & SearRon
FOR six weeks at a salary OF S7St a
week. Murphy viii make his first APP
pear6nce In Harlem this week in n
sketch for which he is now rehee rsino
The tour Will end in Cincinnati ana
from there Murphy and his naraOer
Johnny Oliver. expect 70 go To ore 90
the mining camps TO meet KID Her
man. 0i
Paddy White. the Denver feather
weight, has been matched 70 neat
Young Herrara for fifteen rounds he
iOre the Acme A. c., of Rick Snrfrers
WyO.. Tuesday night '''S =
The proposed twenty-round bout no
tween Hugo Kelly and Jim FLYNN has
fallen through. Matchmaker kfcf~s-s,-
OF the Pacihc A. c., of los XnGeless
Cal. offered the men a bout Tor Fen
ruary Sth, but Flynn Is unable to make
the weight which Kelly demands 16R
mounds At ringsids.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16

u was few moments OF midnight
when Mr. la bney offered his amendment
to the miaW oarly-c losing ordinance.
permitting hotels 20 KEEP thel- bars open
until 2 A. NJ from February list 70 De
cenlber LIST. 1907. He asked that the or
dinanco be put on IT'S passage. and ex-
planned its purpose and what he regarded
as the necessity or such action IIo rcit-
Grated the arguments ne had adduced at
the committee hearing on Monday eve
ming
Mr.. Turpin pointed ont that tha action
proposed would in effect postpone the op-
Grafton Of the Tmlauf ordinance ,rff
December let. He asserted. and Mr.. Dab-
ney admitted. that y the ordinance were
passed II would open every bar I'm Rich
mond. as We'll as the hotels. He urped
ITS reference 10 the Committee on Ordi-
nances -"-
MT Dabney stated IL had been before
that committee. and admitted il had bea,
adversely reported He pleaded FOR rs
passage. while Nr. Elicit protested against
IN a recorded vote. the Board. bv q
vote Of nine to six refused to roeo,
iheteupon the amending Ordnance vas
passed by ten % six Mr. Adams cbar,-
Nns MS vote from ave 10 no. in order to
move reconsideration AT the next n,,s+
ing The Board then adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
Property Transfers.

Richmond. r Adams and wife 10
christopher Iompkins. n. d. 20 feet
on east side Plum Street, I56 feet sOurh
OF Park Avenue $500.
Eleanor b. and ; =. Bishop 70 Rosa
=. Jenkins, p feet on west line Of
twelfth Street, 116 feet south OF Mar
shall Street. $3.50.
John 3. Gayle and wife TO William
Biand. 20 feet on east side of Twenty
sixth Street. No 1929 north. $3.50
Mary NJ West 20 B. II. West. inter-
est IN 81 lab feet on south line or
Street $500
Henrico-William l. Ford and wife
20 Edgar T. Ford, IS IL acres on north
$7750
Lewis Ginter Land and Improvement
Company 20 F. A. HaughtOn lots L.
and IN block n, plan OF Ginter Park
$4,000
Tax Title Company OF Richmond 10
Amanda Hilton. 30 feet on east line Of
an unnamed Street, near city OF Rich
mOnd. $95.
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Baseball Notes.

Pitcher "Nlck" Altrock is roofing 1or
nice increase ln salary.
The oAlo and Pennsylvania league VIII
meet fra Cleveland January 18TH.
George Iebeuu has been IN Pitts burg
trying % arrange for player.
New Orleans has signed CRYSTAL. the
well Known left-laudsd pitcher
eddie Phelps and Fred odweu have re-
turned from hunting trip in Northern
Pitcher PhWppi has signed a contract
with PittSburg for next season. and IS
til FIRST man % fan into line.
Comiskey expects good things this year
o. Flauc. the young pitcher. who has just
signed a contract with the White Sox
Charley Murphy and Garry Hermann
ere trying % make a dickcr by which
Ptchsr Chick Fraser Will 10 90 Chicago.
II IS "a matter worthy 81 note that an
o. tle six Deianantv brothers battcd left o
h1nded. and all began their career as
Hostetter. one Of the cleverest Eastern
I-eague pitchers. has signed with TOronI-.
ana viii surely strengthen that club in
According to the program that has been
- DO down for next season. the Chicago
Ntionals will inve sixteen Sundays and
4 rtccn Saturdays at home.
che Of the reasons why Manager Nc
Graw. Of the Giants. is said 20 be- aux-
tous 10 get ria Of Iron Man McGiunity
II his pcuchaut for getting into trouble
with other members of the team. whom
he roasts numerically for amy mistakes
they make
Frank scIee is given credit FOR devei-
oping Bohbie Lowe Herman Long Jimmy
Collins. "Chick" stam and Kid Nichols
Some one suggests giving Garry Her
man salary Of 10000 a year for acting
as chairman OF the National Committee.
Pretty soft
None of the New York Americans have
signed contract yet. clark Griffith will
take up the matter as soon as he reaches
Gotham
10 is now reported that it is settled that
Cincinnati VIII get Nike Grady. and that
fcIraw has lost out ia his efforts TO land
him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
VIRGINIANS TO
MEET TARHEELS
Important Feature of Indoor
Track Meet Announced
Many Relay Races.

Greater interest than ever before has
been added 10 the coming indoor track
meet To- 5e held IN tie Horse Show Build
ing on the night OF January 26th by the
announcement that "a relay race between
tie University Of Virginia and the Cni-
versity Of North Carolina has been prac-
ideally settled upon.
Archie Randolph, captain OF the Univer-
sty OF Virginia team, has been in the
city and while here he assured the man
agement OF the meet that be. with about
a dozen men, wOC.5 be on hand TO enter
all the events for which they are eligible
The varsity boys are very enthusiastic
over the meet, and are fully determined
mat they Will bear away with them some
OF tle handsome medals and other prizes
Doing offered.
The rivalry between these two great
INSTITUTIONS has been OF long standing.
and they will vie with each liner TO- ~
coveted honors Of winning the greatest
number OF prizes In the south
aptHn Randolph, OF the University OF
y Fglniaf is one 81 the best jumpers and
murders IN the State and he and his tear,
VIII make a rne showing in the meet.
tocal interest Is steadily growing. and
al the schools In the city are engaged in
active preparation. Relay races will be
the most spectacular and exciting events.
IN the meet, and all the teams are In
training on the clnder paths.
Another event that promises TO be Of
tAe greatest interest is the relay race 10
De run between Randolph Macon. Rich
mond College and william and Ma,
winch is pretty certain To take place.
Inc following relay races Will probably
Virginia North Carolina
George shingtOn- Richmond College
georgetown Johns Hopkins
Episcopal High School Woodberr,, E,o--
est rot
O. Washington School for McCfuire.s
Richmond Academy Richmond rYs.,-
achool and ST. Andrews School
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pointed an advisory and consulting
the city % Richmond
The committee hereby appointed is
authorized and instructed 10 investi-
gate the methods and details OF man
aRement prevailing in other cities.
ana in the conduct Of such investi-
CATION. n they deem it advant1 geous,
u visit other cities.
To carry out the purpose OF this
resolution. the sum 81 i've hundred
dollars (S500.0o) IS hereby appropriated
and placed 90 tho credit Of an ac-
count 20 be raised and known as
Municipal Investigation" 90 be drawn
upon by the chairman OF said COM
mittee.
ar Da5ncy moved % instruct the COM
fereoS on the part Of the Board not 10
exceed the Sl7.500 in the matter OF the
appropriation for the Confederate Vet
erau Reunion Vigorous opposition there-
to developed. whereupon M. Dabney
~ .tnd-ew &c.
Ar Whittot offered an ordinance 70
permit certain burials i'm the m0rtuary
chapel % the Sacred Heart Cathedral.
II was referred
The same gentleman offered an ordi-
nance appr0priating to- the account OF
the Grounds and Buildings Committee
the SUM OF $500 20 provide for the pur-
chase ~ seats for the proposed Third
Market Auditorium The ordnance was
referred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
Jockeys Must Be Over Sixteen.

Los ANGELES. January 15-Omcers Of
tho National Society for the Prevention
o. Cruelty to Children served notice to-
day on the officers Of the Ascot Park
race-track to cease allowing Jockeys
under sixteen years Of age to be en-
ployed at the track, otherwise prosecu-
tions will be instituted.
The society declares that recent IN
vestigation disclosed that several OF the
boys riding at the track Were under the
limit of sixteen years, established by
law. in addition. il is alleged thar the
boys are compelled 10 ride I'm scantv
clothing during the most inclement
weather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16

IS big fellow. Eve feet eleven inches
ir height and weighing 10 pounds. lie
has played Ga tie J. o. NJ. League and
in the Interstate League He Is "A good
litter. and Snaffer thinks he has a "dnd"
Do him-
Tie captain takes occasion ID comulf-
ment Stiu on his good work OF last
year. praising him for his efficiency and
devotion 10 duty. and saying that he be-
hetes the colonel will be even better
this year.
SLafier will be- here by February LIST
" hen he VIII make all the preliminary ar
engagements for the commencement OF
work Contracts have been sent out 10
nearly all last year team. and they
have been signed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
BASKETBALL.
Greeks Beat Britons-Dr. Sperry
70 I .acf1fre

The Britons met the Greeks in a
basketball game in the Y. NJ. Q. A.
gymnasium last night, and IL was a
Waterloo" for the Greeks. The score
at the close OF the game was is to 8.
on Thursday night the Spartans viii
play the SaXons
Lyman y. Sperry. now OF Oberlin, O..
Will deliver q lecture before the GYM
nasium men and their men friends on
Thursday night at $50 in the gymna-
Stun. The subject OF the lecture viii
be "Avoidable Causes Of Disease" Dr
Sperry e. a physician Of forty years
experience, and no man should fail TO
hear him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
BURNHAM ELECTED
SENATOR IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

CONCORD. n. r., January IA vote
for United States Senator was taken in
both branches OF the Legislature at noon
to-day. as follows:
Senate-Henry r. Burnham CRepubli-
cam, IS; Nathan C.. Jameson. 3.
HOuse-Burnham. 23s: Jameson, III:
George j. Leighton, OF Dublin. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
Supreme Court.

7, t'eid vs. Rhodes et ais. Fully argued by
uon Tor appellees. and submitted
Manchester Home Building and Loan
ABSORPTION ct ais. RS. Porter Partly,
argued by ID. l. Pnlliam Tor nlainfiees ~
error. and n. r. Pollard and isaac Digs
ioT defendant I'm error. and continued.
Next cases TO be called: Norfollr and
Western Railway Company We carr ~
etc; Newport News and old Point Pail
way and Electric Company rs. RTcso~-
Railway Company VS. Clarke. VVIll,,,,,, -, =
wilcox, and Pennsylvania Iron CompanV
Limited by etc. vs.. W. r Trigg Com,
pany ct ais