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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

ls h he rootlet and sinhble Nonla M
I.sgnlciert ior ITO earn crops. hit Quiz
Ione shoptl be tsken between 49,
fiogsr op Fdafefcse. Son willsts
stnptoxing me ssil8n sou Mould epIi!
ftiHue this rotation d nfIs as Sssss
n6thsF thine Is the raising of Az,
fslt1 clever which i learn can he done
98y taking The proper care iasseellaga
Is very slow to criminals, ana 8e;as
spring ap, aad smother ii out. Bnt
Il the ground when prepared for seed
Ing was narrowed with some li"ttihor-
Wv whic4l only disturbed about one
neh of soil just as the weeds begin to
how coming through the ground for
'bnr or Eve times till all the weed
seeds had germlnated and were ktllea.
then SOW your Alfalfa seed; the weeds
would not kill It out, but IT should be
etlt wnen II is seven or eight inches
high TO itlp keep down anything that
night have c; me on and was oNtgtUws
'ag 1t. The Alfalfa clover should not
be sowed later than the last Of Au.
gust. so It would not winter kill, It
Ican be sowed as early as you can get
the ground in the condition above
mentioned. Alfalfa should not be pas.
tured till it Is three years old, then
II will not iniue 1t. NJ clover viii
grow where the soil is poor in potash.
And to hold If It is | cor ground give
|it liberal supply of fnurate Of pot.
Hsh. Glover Of any kind gets Its sup
ply from the afr and is stored in roots,
The ground that is farmed much
loses the tHmus in the soil, but clover
of any kind supplies this in the roots
with mere nitrogen Than most any.
thing else that you can produce. L
think II the farmer could only get TO
zee the great advantage It would be
he wonll make more effort to raise
Alfalfa cIover as it is so good and
ricn fesd that It needs no grain feed
with it. Now. II the editor does not
throw this in the waste basket, may
come again.
Yours for better farming,
]. W, REEVES.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
AS TO a CERTAIN PREFERENCE

I would much prefer to retire to pri.
waite life.-Wlliam Jennings Bryan.
We'll. nobody's going TO stop you, Bill;
There's nobody in your way.
We're ready to help you do It till
You've settled right down to stay.
Three times the people have said it
Bill;
They've hollered It loud and true.
A good long rest of a hundred years
Is the ticket, old man. for you.
You've borne the brunt of the battle
Bill.
For q Jolly old god long while.
Three TINES the people have SWEEP
you up
In neat little human pile
Taey feel that you've served your pur
pose, Bill.
Done all you could hope to do.
And nice long rest on Salt Rivers
bank
Is the ticket, old man, for you,
You kept us awake for good lqne
time
And you've bothered us like tbs
Il. deuce;
You shook our lives and filled on,
With eloquent verbal juice.
You've told us all what we ought tc
know
And hammered 1T in hard too.
And We're all agreed that the quiet
life
Is the ticket, old man, for YOU,
The folks In charge of our business
Are able at last, we think,
To carry It's on for little while
Provided with food and drink.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

The most important announcement
far the coming theatrical season is
that OF Manager Powell who assures
us that by arrangement with Mr.. Hen.
nv W. Savage. Mr.. Afford e. Aarons
vii! present at ths Grand Opera House
on Thursday, December 3. the only
authorized version OF Franz Molnaa' ;
continental success "The Dev!l' DER
TeufeD. Mr.. Aarons promises the pro.
dnctton exactly as presented at the
Garden Taeater, New York, where its
appearance created almost a panic in
inc rush FER admission on the opening
night. Five hours after the opening
of the seat sale the entire house was
sold out for the first as we'll as many
Of the succeeding nights.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

Wen get along as we always did
And evermons hope to do.
So take your rest. for long repose
Is the ticket, cid man, for you.
Go home. old chap, for a good lon.
snooze
Indulge in genial snore.
And don't you worry bit. old boy,
On the future or heretofore.
Well wake you up wnen W. need y.u
Bill,
In the year twenty-ought-two-
The ticket of twenty-three-etght, per
haps.
Is the ticket, old man, for you.
Carlyle Smith, in N. Y. Sun
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
THANKSGIVING.

ia the midst Of the busy activities
y of tie people Of great nation, It IS a
pleasing spectacle to see a day set
mart busy work day. not a Sunday
for the sole purpose Of returning
thanks To tbe. Great Ruler Of the uni.
Verse for the blessings He has vouch-
safed 3tc us both as . nation and as
indiHduals. To attemft to eRumerate
tle manifold blessings which we en-.
JOY would simply take the whole time
allotted to the nation fer thanksgiving,
for we could not recount them In the
hort spaceof twenty.four hours. 1t
means more to live today than II ever
meant in any age or in any time be.
fore Wesare the heirs Of all the ages
and we enjoy today the best things
that have been handed down from
generation to generation. Invention
4 and Industry have gore hand in hand
until there seems scarcely anything
iIaektng in the way Of physical comfort
and enjoyment, and YET who, knows
what smother century will bring forth?
q Many Of the things which we count as
almost Indispensable now, will have
been Discarded and new and better
ones Will take their places. This
thought however need not cheat US
Of the ENJOYMENT Of what We have
at present nor make us whit less
thankful for what the present age has
tiirntshed us, This Thanksgiving Day
9 privilege and an opportunity. Let
me- one permit 1t 70 pass without at
Least breathing a prayer to the Great
lmighty for His individual and ten.
der watchcare ever us.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
Asked Abou. the Answer,

There has been recalled by the
death of James W Paul, the Philq-
de1phia banker, this story, wnich he
toll long ago:
Il was going home one night late
and saw a man who had evidently
Fookeh too deep into the cup making
frantic but unsuccessful efforts to
ope" door with a latchkey. decid-
ed to help him and he was not so far
gone as to have forgotten his polite
ness, for before entering the house
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

The brother OF the President-elect,
charle u. TAFT, who-it Is understood
gave nearly 4 quarter Of million 10
promots the candidacy and the cleo
lion Of his brother, is candidate fJr
he seat of Senator Foraker, and so
'alsots Nh. Burton, OF Cleveland. For
tanately for Mr.. Taft, he need not in
terfere III this natter or express a
preterenee for either, asplrant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

througn the door which | succeeded in
opening. he asked my name AMI
thanked me.
81 proceeded on my way, bnt hal
only gone few. steps when heard
some one call: Mr.. Paul. Mr.. PAUL.
| turned and there way my friend Of
the latchkey coming toward me with
an unsteady gait. He put on2 hand
affeetionatelg on my shoulder, and
looking me in the face: Say, did you
ever get an answer to that long let.
ter you wrote to the Thessalonians?"
PHILADELPHIA Record.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

Only one vote was cast against Mr..
lsamuel Gompers as president of the
American Federation Of Labor at the
gDenyep convention. His election was
ssas nearly unanimous as. could be, Mr..
sesmpeFs aas done better for himself
IA presiaentmaling than he was able
sto do sor the Democratic candidate
who was nominated at Denver,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

SON Q YEA RlYERsd9 N
SHOT T4Ro1 eEi HEST sY
toULbsBE AssAssiN.

POINT PIEAsAlST, W. va, Nsy.
2s.T7An attempt was made 70 assassin.
ate George Morgan, SON Of Captain
Frank Morgan, a wealthy river man
q IFonton. while the young man was.
ling down to the bank to the steamer
Bah Ballard, here Tuesday night
Young Morgan was shot through the
breast. He may recover. There Is
no clue to the woull,be assassin.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

The For he" writer was evidently
on the job at the Times office again
to-day. Read this: "0ue of the things
for which Fairmont ought to be thank.
FIJI for Is that, etc, How about tae
number OF fors in that sentence?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
Extortton Game.
CARRIED OUT UPON ITALIAN GAR.
DENERr5Y SOCIAL ED "BLAcK
HAND" MAN.

NEWELL. W. Va. Nov. 2G.-Threat,
ened with instant death unless he
turned over $50. Dominlck Pearce de.
cfares he is victim OF the BLACK
hand"
He is emp,oyei by Edwin NJ.
Knowles. the wealthy pottery MANI.
fae'nrer. as a gardener. When the
demand was made or the Italian he
pulled the money out and handed It
over, then told the police.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

The football season will soon be
oN,r, The reports are not quite in,
bnt the deaths foot up thirteen and the
wounded one hundred and twenty.nine.
Considering the number of combat
ants engaged the game appears to be
more murdercus sven than a fourth OF
July celebration.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
.4wHAT } AM THANKFUL FOR"
Fairmont, W. Va.

TEDDY-~That I will soon nave a
long rest, with nothing to do but run
the United States Senate and Har-
ward University, edit the Outlook.
write books and magazine articles at
y dollar word, travel in Europe and
kill all the big game in Africa"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

The work OF the census takers in
1910 is being slowly lessened by auto.
mobiles, the football game and tha
cunning season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

TAFT-"That the White House has
a big bath tub, and wide doors"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

, Miss Margaret slInl has been visit
ing friends in Nannington for the past
few days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

Vaughn Jollife is lone from w. y
]. College to spend Ike Thanksgiving
holidays.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

SHERMAN. of Taft 6 sherman
That am by nature retiring and I'M
obtrusiye, anyway, and don't mind It."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.

This is the> last week. in which you
may pay your taxes to the sheriff and
say ehte discount. 27.St
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
Dance at Masonic Hall.

Tonight at the Masonic Hall, a com.
mittee of young men will give an in.
formal dance, invitations to which
were issued last week. The event Is
looked forward to with much interest
by Fairmont young people and large
number will be in attendance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

BRYAN-"For the chautauqua cir
cult"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

FORAKER That the public hasn't
4 long memory"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

IAFI-' nat the White House has
big bath tub, and wide DOORS"
BRYAN-"For the chautauqua cir
cult"
SHERMAN. of Taft & Sherman
THAT am by nature retiring and I'M
obtrusive, anyway, and don't mind It,"
T. GoBBLBR-''No Nothing am all
cut M about it"
WI TING FANG-"Tnat am veg,
etarian-cons:d6rlng the price Of tur.
keys"
GENE DEBs-"Better luck next
time"
EDWARD VEI-"That the king bust
ness Is still good in England, evan L
Neighbor Bill does have his troubles"
BATTLING NELsoN-"Hey, BIO,
didn't knock the stnfHng out Of Joe
aud get rw7v with all the dark meat
in the platter?"a
ALL THE FISHEs-"Th2t Thanks,
giving Day doesn't fail on Friday"
~HEARsT-"That there are still a
few letters in Existence and another
Champaign is coming"
KERN. formerly Of Bryan ( Kern
"Well, just see what have escaped"
THAW-"Tnat am becoming ac-
cnstomed to being crazy"
UNCLE JoE-"That can still
Stand Pat"
JIM JBFFRIEs-"That the Prohibi.
ton wave hasn't struck California"
RYAN-"That have always pre-
served my honesty and integrity :
just look at poor Morse"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

1o nat imagine that any one who
is asing ieSa NJ Al ssiaie insessn cd.
seelsl Z eur
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

T. Nothing am all
cut M about it"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

sabsestbe ior me we. vlrEln,aa..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

WI TING FANG-"Tnat am veg,
etarian-cons:d6rlng the price of tur-
keys"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

HUGHES-"Of course I'm thankful
but who is this person Chanler, any.
way?"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

BATTLING NELsoN-"Hey, BIO,
didn't knock the stuflug out of Joe
aud get ""7r with all the dark meat
in the platter?"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

GENE DEBs-"Better luck next
time"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

EDWARD VII-"That the king bust
ness Is still good in England, even L
Neighbor Bill does have his troubles"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

JOHN D.-"That justice is still met.
ell out in the courts Of the land and
that twsnty.nine millions is yet ours"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

ALL THE FIsHEs-"That .Thonks-
giving Day doesn't fall on Friday"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

a. a. q r. O fstIT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

HEARsT-"That there are still a
few letters in :xistence and another
campaign is coming"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

I would muci prefer to retire to prI.
waite life.-Wl!iam Jennings Bryan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
GASOLINE MOTORS
ARE A SUCCESS
Southern Pacific Tests Them on
a Branch Line and Will
Install Others
They Possess Speed and Can Be
Operated as Easily as
Electric Cars

Two of the new gasoline motor cars,
which have been received recently from
Omaha. have been sent TO Fresno for
use on suburban lines. They were tried
last Monday on the run to Pollasky and
TO Herman and made easily SIS miles an
hour. II is understood they viii be
placed on the run to Sanger. Clovis and
Herman out OF Fresno
Six OF these cars are already on the
coast and others are to follow soon. as
il is the intention of the Southern Pa
ciic 10 use them on all suburban runs
They are being used now between Sac
ramento and Fair Oaks and Sacra-
mento and Folsom and also out Of
Fresno.
The cars are in every way a success.
both in speed and capacity, and can be
stopped and started as easily as an
electric car. II is probable that they
viii be used on the Valencia street
tracks Of the Southern Pacific. on the
May field-Los Gatos cutoff and on sew
eral of the southern California lines
They are also 10 Nbe put on the Lom-
poe branch. between Stockton and Lodi.
and TO Marysyille and Oroville from
Sacramento. also 10 Chico The Napa
valley branch is 10 be equipped also
with the new cars
Altogether so cars have been ordered
for the coast. which viii give a great
deal better service than is possible with
steam ears. Each car can carry 20 peo-
pie con1fortably
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

sterr and basement frame in 5 line Of
Groye street. zoe @ " VI Cole, s 1876 by " 20:
81. 142.
except plumbing. Iaanfels gas fixtures snd
shades for story frame in S line d
Eirhteenth street. si:io z Of Fair oaks. 81,
Mary ]. Price with j. & W LiftIe-To cree,
story frame In iise Of Valencia street.
Elizabeth overend with Fidelity CONSTRUCTION
company-To erect two story frame bnldna
In z line Of Jones street s5 S of Washington,
30 BY 6s.s. $J.Ggn.
Mrs NJ d. Vargas Dutra with George MIN.
mc.To erect . three story frame building ia
line = Eilbsrt be strss5 .i2;n !. go Of Lesven-
California Oriental mission with Caldwell 4
Co.-Brick end carpenter work. timing plumb
ing aPS a,snr 5 y no nB and n Sr1ssRs for 9se
tween Clay and Wsshingtoh streets 1876 s
of Washington street 35xa9: So. BIS
Emma q. Rose with ThoH Hrseu-Sfarreft c.r,
panv and MRngruni 4 Ofter-Sfeam heating sr.l
yeHtilstiEg for building: ss92s
Olaf Lendelof with II. A. Moss-To erect .
i've stery frame building in y fine of FiIbers
streeI. 2os:e W OF Hyde. y 1916 by W %;
81 400
down retaining walls. cleaning bricks aesc. ia
lot at cerner OF Arrket and Sinfh streets
Ne - BY SE 90; s1.1sss- -
Armour afcLzueialin with G. T. u Koen;r-
Al work except gas fixtures and shades for alrer
alien ef rsslde1ss r into two oats at ZIG Grow.
Bridget Dillon with c. J. keenan, 81 aiNsy
work except parior manteis. gas ana electric tix
tdres for 4 three story frame building iti,rs.
fafsl in line Of Oak street 1876 r of Pierce
e 81. 1876. NV 62:iis. $50: 81 200
Palace hotel company With c. G. Moorehouse-
Plastering. etc.. for so eight story class huiIj
Ing ON block bossnded hy Market. Annie Jessi.
and New Montgomery streefs: SOS. .opo.
Phslan iinpfoSeIneEt company with Vermont
marble tompzns-afarble work. etc. Tor buildSn.
at SK corner of O'Farreil street and Grant /, re-
nue- W 395-11%- $ s7:2ss 2s.s Ji--es
Ne S2s-eI y 12-ess. SO. zoo.
The wAfne kitcsen .cenpany with Sass &
son-A ftera tions and, additions to store in ST
by Sc fc0: s4.55n.
seldom s WfiEhfs with y. H Burnham 4
Co.--To erect frFsas residence in lire 81
1876. E 23.5. 1876. S s5:s. S 275: saa5o
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

res.e, lars 1f0=ac ne- Ii
racine Ncdtst-Ibe Union Ssh cornpsuy quotes
- l"-lc"ks Bundles. small nhole. 30 % bsias
80 csses, regUlxr. large. whole. 100 ID boxes
erse- cssek. exr1. 100 lbs boxes 6I<e; csses
eastern style. ss-50: NorWsy. sLc: Anchor
Esnd- &c: narrow gsuge. Ezse; Silver King
SAc, Golden Srnte. s.: White SEAL m.ddles IotS
slt-cs Seabright. blocks. s.. oriental blocks.
s /. &c Crown brand tablets. Sste: Pearl tabie;s
size. lb boxes. fsncy boneless Ice; = ID boxes
zsasy bo1eless. ioise; hsn barrels. picked cod.
E.1S each.
The Alseks Goldfish conpsny quotes: Bun6Ies.
snail whole. SC: cases regular large. wh0i. :.
So cases. extra. 6i-c caSeS. eastern style.
6lzes Be-lng- T-Sc- frigste. TiSc; nsrnoE Para
gon- &c: Noasrch. ssse. Western Pride. =:
l11peris-- 1cG l01zc; ocea1 Wave s.. Sihe-ss.
s1-e- star, - tablets. Slsc; Psci1c Belle. !
10 tablets SIC. Choice Bits. crates. u 10
boxes. l0c: do. 80 - boxes l0lsc; picked cod.
bs-reis. SO esch. Go. lsif barrels. $50 each.
Lunher-Ihere 4 q mnch Improved deEHs nd
fe- lumber. snd recent reports from the north
indicate advance u abUut 10 per cent 10
cslly ghe market IS 'u better shape, cEing %
nc tnc-esse n b1ildfuE activity
~ Wholesale prices On shingles N the state q
WsshinEtoa save advanced about i per cent
Quotations nov in fc-ee snOog Washington
mills are So fpr clears aud 81 Tor stars.
Previous the Increase clears were selling az
$50 snd stars low $40
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
BANKERS WILL Go TO
NATIONAL CONVENTION
Southern Pacific Provides. a
Special Train to Carry the
California Delegation

The bankers Of California. who are
members OF the American bankers as
sociation. are making. great prepara-
tions for their trip TO the annual con
yention. which Is to be held In Den
Yer September IS to October 2 in
elusive To provide the utmost COM
fort and convenience TO the bankers
their families and friends who have
signified their intentions of taking the
trip. arrangements have been COM
pleted with the Southern Pacific com
pany for specially equipped train TO
The bankers special will leave San
Francisco September % at o'clock in
the evening. Special cars from Los
Angeles. with the delegation from the
southern metropolis. will arrive in time
10 be attached to the special Stop
overs viii be made at various points OF
interest throughout the trip. both ge-
ing and returning
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
COMMISSIONERS EsTrL ARRIVES

Commissioner Thomas Estil, one OF
the most important officers Of the Sal
vation Army, arrived yesterday on the
liner Tenyo Maru from, Japan on his
way 10 Chicago to take charge OF the
armys work in all the states west of
and including Illinois. He was accom-
panied by his wife and four children.
ara was met in quarantine by Colonels
Charles Miles and George French. the
latter having come from Chicago TO
greet his new chief. The two colonies
Went out 10 the liner on the revenue
cutter Golden Gate. At the Pacific Mail
wharf a large delega ton of salvation
lists awaited the commissioner.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
Continued Advance in Spring Valley
Water SecurItfes-Mining stocks
Dull and FeafureIess

.SPrug Valley wzter secsrities were the center
e attention % tie stock and bo1d exchange
FesterdaT- Ire stock rose from So 80 70 sSz
and rhe bonds from SS575 10 Sss5 Tie
Rtec Railroads hoads were also slightly high
- Tie other securities were quiet and feature
TIE C0msE0ck mining shares were duh and
weEk. without any pronoonred declines Gale
lnllE leyied Essessnent cf ye-
Trading IN tie soufhern NevadsS much
rs- snd without feature Florence gained
e NJ -he dsy ard G0fdfeid Coaso i6ate1 Iee-
The folloEing osl stocks we're ex-6iTidend yes
rerdsE- CSrIbou- 2sc; Cisrenont, lc; Sterling.
fec. West shore s..
stock holcers cf record September : q ne
Round Mountain mining company viii receive
- SePtsuber i a dividend q zc per share
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Frlneisco Tuesday. September Is:
John W. G. Carrelf. oi 444 Haight st. and
Eihelwyn Marrsck. IS sc6s California St
Peter T. Gallagher. ei. Ssn Francisco. and
Herberf ]. Kslfaoa. N. 50a wsl,er - .,d
Grace L. Meiluish. IS. q Webster St
John W johnson. es. $50 ST. and Anna
Thomas n. Kudtz. %. naval training sta
tien. and Irene Van ArsdaIe. u. a7e0 Jack
son st.
yeFd Snyder. &c. and Nellie Teter. Is. both
Gserss " Hull. as. 1850 Eighth ave, ami
Emma u. Phillips. p. sss LFcn ST
o-Brieh. q: both Of is Dofs si 's'
George W Hamilton, 81. ana Clara G. Fer
Jerry l. NaIene. -. 25s Hartford ST. and
Rose Rissra. 20, 1913 Powell ST.
James P scileonover. %. 4s6 seventh ave.
and fietcrine a Constant. is. 1851 Seventh
Richard F. Carroll. II. 4oa5 Eighteenth st,
ana a,s rf Hansen. 3 and vaisntIaa i pe Ar,,,.
o. both OF Sestle
william r. Bsrcroft .. Mereed and Nellie
A. u,,s Kearney = 22ls ss sailsoTnis 10 i ST; -
Durofhy A. BevaBs. 10. T16 Cole st.
Charles A. Bosmsn. ~. ssea Bryant ST. ana
Josie adams. 30. SIS Hsight St
oscar c. Brill. 23. san Francisco, ard Grsce
II. Koehler. II. ei4 Fifth ave.
OAKLAND. sept I5-The follow ing marriage
licenses were issued today.
George n Iswn. 81 oakland and Emma
A Dean. 81 wilkesbaue Pa.
TBonss A. Ia Belle. q. and Elsie R. Lowry
D. both OF Oakland.
Dowsetg "a Berkeley.
Andrew H. Hesse. ~. and Nancy P. Ma
ehade 90 both OF Mount Eden.
John G. Anderson. 81. and Hanna Peltola. 30.
''a BriEbam l. Gouldlng. 81. and Mary A. Lean.
Mayfanf % t connor. 81. San Francisco. and Julia
Ole wesbad. es. and Maritime sveen. 20,
both OF Alameda
Joseph s. Marks %. and Mariana E. Barba.
% both OF Berkeley.
Tony Perry, %. and Mary Enos. Is. both Of
Aisira winsor % Berkeley. and Steve vu-
ycvieh: 2s San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
Memoranda

Tug Hercules picked up anchor and eha.n be-
longing TO bark B. Z. Cheney OF Black point
today
Captsin Hans Peter Jessen Of the scozr
schooner Martinez feil overheard from the t.oek
al the foot Of Powell street this afternoon and
in failing strrek agaiusT humber. rendering
hin uneoase io'ts- He was picked up By Julius
Becker. e deckhand- DIR. Trefter of the United
States quarantine service worked over him fos
half gn hour 10 bring him back 10 Consciousness
Per sehr Stanley@Aug IA spoke bktn Ctr o,
Pspeete in BeTine sea Bsfn Fremont was IN
port at Eagle hnrbsr Aug 30 with 100. 900 cod.
fish and was 10 sail on Aug 81. Charles Russ
fshermaB. toak dory snd escaped on May IL
with two ~ Che cress Of the bktn Fremont
EUREKA. Sept. i5-Bark eight miles out
probably ". Is. Flint. bound from Mana fnio for
Eureka.
BOSTON. Sept. 14.-Br ship Puritan. from this
port for ysncouver. returned 10 Nsnissket roads:
cause 8knosn.