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The Nevada County picayune., 1908-08-27
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
cbicaoo 2.o. Brooklyn o.c

Chicago-The Cubs twice blanked the Trolley Dodgers sunday. strong pitching and fielding holding the visitors safe all the way
 First game R.HE E. Chicago .......o 01 0 O - $ 0 Brooklyn ......0 c 0 0 0 co ? c
 Batteries-Chicago, overall and klng; Brooklyn. Mcintyre and Bergen. stolen bases-Bergen. Evers. Double pay-Tin- ker to Chance. Struck out-By Overall II. by Mcintyre 6.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-08-27
Second game

StVUTIU BdInt-- K. IT. L. St. Louis .......O Q 0 4 0 0 c s-5 q Boston .........0 0 0 8 Q Q 0 0-3 10 0
 Batteries Boston. Flaherty. Iindama n and Graham; St. Louis. Higginbotham. Lush and Ludwig. Two-base hits-B Beau mont, Charles. Home -Konetchy. Shaw. Double plays-Shaw and kon- etchy; Bates. Dahlen and Ritchey, Kon- ptChN and Cha arleS
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

Sept tsOs = Oct. a. $500 s.sos sss Lily ls.so4
1907.
Sept to Oct. IA. !. 7.iee SIPS 2s2 1921 24s45
IDcresse IDc n 1905, con; - -.. -. ss sol 80.
Decrease. Decrease, per cent sso 1s4 z5,2
]. P. Lindsay superintendent of
headquarters in Topeka, Kan, is on a
short visit to the city.
C. F. Warren. general agent of the
Santa Fe at Salt Lake City, has been
in town for few days.
The Canadian Pacific has filed with
the interstate commerce commission
tariffs from eastern United States
points showing rates on cotton piece
goods to Asiatic points. with the rates
for railroad and ocean carriage sepa-
rated. This would indicate that the
Canadian Pacific intends to secure some
of this traffic which the transconti-
mental roads threaten to abandon be-
cause they do not wish to publish sep
arate proportions of through rates.
The car efficiency committee of the
American railway association in its
idbCSb buiACNAh olo"S q LII ehSl ucSi edSc
of 39.795 in the number of idle cars,
bringing the total down to 1892; of
these 16,075 were boxcars and 1906
coal and gondolas. The most marked
Improvement is in the eastern, middle,
southern and Canadian lines, being
more than so per cent of the total in
this group. The decrease in idle cars
during the preceding fortnight was
49,013, so that the improvement in the
situation during the last half of Sep
tember was the greatest in any sim
liar period since idle cars began to ac-
cumulate last winter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
GUARD BENEFITED
BY STAY AT CAMP
Local Contingent C0mplimented
by Regulars on knowledge
of Campaign Duties
Splendid Sanitation Particularly
Impressed the Companies of
Citizen Soldiers

The San Francisco contingent of the
national guard of California. which has
returned from Atascadero, is wise with
instruction received during the ten days
in camp.
The members are not very compli-
mentary, however, as to the transporta-
ton furnished the troops on the re-
turn from camp. They say the South
ern Pacific company was very slow in
making up trains, sent some of the cars
along without water, some of them
with broken windows and a number
without lights, all of which made the
trip up very unpleasant.
1t is said that while the guard did
not receive very much notice outside
of the officers of the regular army,
many of the organizations were COM
plimented upon the knowledge they
had of what was expected of them.
The guard received great deal of
information as to duties in camp life,
evolutions and particularly as to sani-
tation. The regular army surgeons in
spected the regimental and company
quarters several times day. The sur
geons of the guard were fully in
structed as to what they should do in
case the state soldiers should have a
camp of their own A result of this was
that there was very little sickness
among the guardsmen Two cases of
what at first was supposed to be diph-
iberia were discovered by the surgeons
on making the sick call and the men
were at once quarantined, but it turned
out that each case was only cold and
sore throat and the invalids were
treated accordingly.
The fifth infantry is particularly
proud of the achievement of the regi-
mental band in the contest held in
were the Eighth and Twentieth in
fantry United States army, and the
Fifth and Seventh infantry bands of
the national guard. The test was for
the rendition of concert and classical
music. The five judges by unanimous
vote awarded the first prize. SIS sill
yer trophy contributed by the citizens
of the place named, to the Fifth's band.
The committee of citizens who are
working to recruit a regiment of in
fantry for San Francisco. to take the
place of the old First infantry, is wait
ing for report from its subcommittee
on finance before calling a meeting at
which rs TO be decided which site of the
several that have been examined shall
be selected as the one on which to
erect an armory.
The subcommittee on membership is
making good progress and is confident
that when the proper time comes it
will present a number of young men
who are patriotic, as well as enthusi-
astic, and who when formed into COM
panies will be a credit to the city.
E. L. Bartlett of Company B, Seventh
infantry, has been the subject of con-
siderable notoriety because he did not
go to camp with his company when it
left for Atascadero. At that time he
was senior sergeant of the company
and because he did not go he was re-
duced to the ranks.
Liverpool makes nearly 100000 a
year by municipal trading.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
BIG JAIL DELIVERY
PLOT DISCOVERED
Prisoners We're to Saw Out OF
Cells and Then 0verpower
Deputy Jailer

: OAKLAND. Oct. ia plot for big
Jail delivery. including the probaDle
murder of Deputy Jailer George Bois-
son. has been discovered at the county
Jail. The finding of a hack saw frame
muff1ed with blue worsted to deaden
the noise of it's operation, with eight
hack saw blades which will cut through
steel. gave the first intimation OF the
plot.
The saw was found in a erevfce in
the masonry in cell No. OF the row
in which felonS are confined. The cell
had lately been vacated by Sylvester
d. Armour and Thomas Stanley. Pres
sure put upon other prisoners led to
revelation of a Jail break planned by
Armour and Stanley.
Armour pleaded guilty to a charge
of burglary last week and was SEN
fenced TO a years term In the San
Quentin penitentiary. Sheriff Barnet
held the opinion that had the sentence
attempted his escape. Stanley is still
in jail awaiting trial on a charge pre-
ferred by Mary Dadas, a young girl
That the outfit was smuggIed into
the Jail by a woman who frequently
visited Armour was the opinion OF
Jailer Charles Clark A search for her
whereabouts has been instituted.
Confessions obtained from other pris-
oners have it that Armour and Stanley
planned to enter the of1ce Of the tenn
porary Jail when Boisson was on watch
One intended to cover him with a re-
volver- The other would then take
BLOSSOMS keys and throw open the
street door. Eoisson weighs 225 TO ESQ
pounds and appeared physically the
most unit of the four deputy jailers,
hence his selection as victim
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

trade are purchased for s or s cents.
The code section under which the
arrests were made last night does not
declare against the giving of mer-
chandise in exchange for machine win
nings, but is construed by the police
to prohibit the payment of cash. SINH
lar arrests made previously under this
section have resulted in acquittals
through technicalities, but Bfggy de-
clared last night that the raids would
be continued every day if necessary to
secure convictions.
RECORD OF ARRESTS
The places raided last night were the
stores of Simmons Brothers, 1920 Fill
more street. 10 machines and IL clerks
Marx & Victor. 1041 Fillmore street, 16
machines and Is clerks; Marx & Victor.
1900 Fillmore street, IA machines and
IL clerks; Leap & Ford, 1914 Ellis
street, 10 machines and clerks; Cali
fornia cigar stores company. 1898 Mis-
sion street. machines and clerks.
and Isadore Fuchs, Twenty first and
Mission streets, machines and )
clerks.
The California cigar stores company
in Mission street was just opened last
night and was doing a rushing business.
Among the first players were Detectives
Leo Bunner and Tom O'Connell. and so
anxious We're the new employees to full
fill their duties that the detectives win
nings were at once bought back. Bun
ner and OConnell closed this place and
also made the arrest Fuchs place at
Twenty-first and Mission streets All
the raids were made at $3.50 o'clock and
patrol wagons were kept busy for two
hours carrying men and machines to
the city prison, where big crowd had
gathered.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
MILL VALLEY OFFERS
BONDS FOR SUBSCRIPTION
$4,000 to Be Raised for Mu-
nicipaI Improvement at
Five Per Cent

MILL VALLEY. Oct 17.-Bids for
Mill Valleys $4,000 bond issue will be
opened at a special meeting of the
town trustees October %. The bonds
draw per cent interest and run 40
years. The secretary of the state
board of examiners has been making
inquiries about the issue and il is ex-
pected that the state will bid
The purpose of the bond issue is to
provide for a number of municipal i'm
provements, as follows: Street work,
S25.000; purchase of playground. $I0.-
900; extension OF main sewer to tide
water. $500; construction of street
bridges. $1,000; purchase of library
site 81 900
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

extension of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul is being pushed vigor-
ously and the roadbed from Butte,
Mont, to Seattle is nearly finished on
some divisions, but the big tunnels and
heavy fills will delay opening to traffic.
Rails are now laid in five different sec.
tions, but are not continuous for more
than 120 miles. On the Seattle-Tacoma
line, track has been finished from Black
River Junction south IT miles to Sum-
ner, Wash, paralleling the Seattle
Tacoma interurban through Kent and
Auburn, and crossing the Puyallup
river just above the interurban bridge.
The main line from Seattle is COM
pleted to five miles east of Maple
river, IS miles. From a point three
miles east of the Cascade summit at
Snoqualmie pass. to a point 13 miles
east of Ellensburg in Kittitas county,
Wash, is a 81 mile stretch of completed
line Beyond Beverly, east to Rock
lake, Whitman county, Wash, 119
miles of road is finished.
The 10 span bridge over the Columbia
river is being built. The piers and ap-
proaches are in place, the steel for
superstructure is on hand. 1t is ex-
pected that the bridge will be ready
for traffic by March. About so miles
is completed between Rock lake and
Plummer, and the line from Plum Well,
in Idaho. to within Is miles of st. Paul
pass tunnel, in the Bitter Root noun
tains, has rs miles of track laid.
At present the st. Paul crosses a
branch of the Spokane river at Tekoa
on the 800 foot bridge of the Oregon
Railway and Navigation company.
About 80 per cent of the work is done
on this division.
The passenger department of the
Southern Pacific gave out the latest
figures yesterday of the colonist move
ment to the coast. The figures fol-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

200 pairs misses and little ladies'
school shoes. special prices for this
week: Sizes IL to 2. $1.55; 21z to s,
s1.s5. $50 pairs Skuffer shoes and Ok
fords. S1.10. f. +. Wright & Son, Inc,
agts. Walkover shoes, 1916 Van Ness
avenue
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
'65 SLOT MACHINES
SEIZED BY POLICE
Detectives Swoop Down Upon
Six Cigar Stores and Arrest
Fifty-nine Clerks
Biggy Declares Crusade Against
Gambling on ''Buy Back"
System Will Continue

Slot machine gambling in Fillmore
and Mission streets suffered killing
blight last night when Chief of Police
Biggy, Captain of Detectives Kelley and
more than score of detectives swooped
down simultaneously on six cigar stores,
capturing 65 machines and arresting So
employees of the various establishments.
The arrests were made and the ma
chimes confscated under section $50 of
the penal code, which declares that
such form of gambling constitutes a
misdemeanor, punishable in each case
by fine of not less than 500 or more
than $500, or by Imprisonment not to
exceed six months, or both. Bail was
set at 500 in the case of each man ar
rested last night, but by midnight the
necessary $4,000 had been furnished and
all were released. The machines will
be held, however, in the property clerk 8
office until the cases have been disposed
OF. and the lack of paraphernalia will
put at least temporary check on the
business of the half dozen stores af-
fecte
"BUY BACK" SYSTEM USED
For several nights Chief Biggy has
had men gathering evidence at the
various stores, and the general raid
last night was carefully planned. Only
those places were raided where a buy
back system was being used At these
places, where crowd is always around
the machines. the employees of the
stores circulate among the players and
whenever winning of any considerable
number OF checks is made offer the
winner cash for his checks In this
way, checks calling for 12h cents in
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
Fortunes OF the World
Are Founded on Oil

Joe Chasor several millionaire clerk
Los Angeles He borrowed Ca
John Bunting formerly brakeman the Southern Pacific through the
vestnnt of $1,000 in California oil land
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

Secretary Beck Of the walters union
oI TINS CITY has received letter from
one OF the members of the union now
working in Dawson, Alaska, inclosing a
bin OF fare Of one Of The leading res
taurants Of that place. The prices are
almost but not quite as high as they
were in the early days in San Fran
cisco The bill. Of which the following z
is a copy. shows what one has to pay
for q meal there.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

Do TOu Want s5.00s
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page AZ.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

william Baker, Paul Boiler. ]. Gully
and John c. Williams have been ap-
pointed a committee 10 arrange for a
ban to be Given by the lumber long
shoremen's association in the near
future.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

Secretary H. Huber of helpers
union No. 10 has been suspended pend
ing an Investigation into the affairs of
his Office and B. A. Spr0ule has been
placed temporarily in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

Liverpool makes nearly 100000
year by municipal trading.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

Secretary Gallagher Of the labor
council, who recently sent a letter 10
the president Of the Ocean Shore rail-
road in relation TO the electricians who
QUIZ the company because they were
not paid in coin, reported yesterday
that he had not received reply. He
declared that If none is received by
noon tomorrow il is probable that all
tie electrical workers will quit work.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

BY a referendum vote Of the officers
OF the executive council of the inter-
national union Of photo engravers An
drew J. Gallagher, first vice president
OF that body and secretary of the San
Francisco labor council. has been elect
ed as delegate to represent the photo
enRravers IN the convention of the
American federation of labor in Denver
next month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

CONSTRUCTION work on the Pacific
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-26

Eebte hoffnune perihmunoen.
atS beruorraaenoe 9lerjte insten
baB Us. N. Smitbhart, bon 8etin,
5a,, uubeilbare ShninbIudt babe,
mar befen lebte Spfnuna bahin.
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aen retteten tim bonn Grade. Or
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lid furirt urb u1eiu 2eben aerettet.
Seitoem babe ih iie 10 Sabre lnna
aebraudt, unb ernbte bieielbe offs
cine punoerbures Gals unb 2uneen.
Seilmittel.' Strene uiEenidnft.
Tides Seilmittet fir Suten. iueben
6als ober Grfdltunsen. unb Ederes
8crbeusunesmittei seaengneumpnia.
@arnntirte Slnidhen 30 so Gents unb
$i.0o In @ntfer Bros. Sgppthete
grute 5fai6e frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-26

Ianoe. Ian Iaete mir, oaB boz >peni-
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mn einen Sdritt melt our Geiie. 70
DAB Oct Stein neben ihr nieScrrieI."
@rrgIeibt mon nun nit Sieier Gar.
TELLING BEN 9eridt eiuer einheimi.
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fpenigen Sogen lno iiberbaupt rift
i'm Sabre 1888 5liaetroaen bat ions
bern bereits om z. OCTOBER 1884 ols
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Stabt nit ihren f6ItIiden Gunitucr.
fen mo tpeitberiibmten &eIi 1uicr.
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iamfeit unb regen SonbelsnertebrS
ben otfenen, iharf uno bieIieit1a be.
obadten0en Slim BEG &oItilioners in
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bon a0ln nit Dem GinNrlfc.
Dab bic 0eutifen eiu iiberalt8 or6cit.
Golf ieien, erfobren iunO &c.
cor allen in ie0em 3tpcia oes
Sdn0uetfs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-26
OrmRiabet,

gBir molten unIeren 2eiern Elm
oridfia periihern baB 8oidee's
@erman Sprup beutsutaae politlo
cos einsiee &r1pdrnt i'm Wartte ut
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bettt. so ertbalt bic @taenmtttel,
ala reiner Ebeer. Gussu9 pnn Btlanz
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Su alien apDtbeten au haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-26

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flommen botte, aIio: Cine nnermeB.
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