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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Thomas Tippett ct al with Mary McAulire
lot in line OF Nineteenth street, 2S5 w of
Louis Schoenberg and wife to Claus H. H.
Schichting. lot at NV corner OF Twenty second
Andrew R6dgear and wife to Charles A. WAY
land ct al. lot in line of Bush street 2o8:3
E of stockton, 22:1l. s S. " o:5, S 57:e. W
C. Russell and wife 10 A. Galletta and wife,
lot in n line Of B street 1916 W of Sixth ave
Giovanni Vignolio to Erneste Mignaceo lot 81
subdivision B. block 49, West End 2; $40.
Joseph Fanger TO John Nancy and wife, lot
street, w 2j by 6337, Sc 25:04, 57:72; S1o
Margaretha Gingg to city and county OF San
1ne1 Sads lot , SE by s Of s2 Pss street and
Charles Greenberg and wife TO Robert Molrake
lot in W line Of Locust street, 1916 Of
Jackson, S 37:6H by w SIG; $40.
Edmund Walsh and wife to James A. Ruther-
ford and wife, lot at SW corner of Third ave-
Mortenson, lot IN line of Golden Gate ave-
nue. s. Of Franklin street, so by 12o; $40.
NV line OF MInna street 125 NE Of Fourth. NE
1876 by NV 20; $40.
line of Bush street, 54:3 OF Fillmore, 27 by
n 77:6; $40.
W line OF Bowdoin street 15o Of FELTON,, n
John schwartz 10 John GOldstrom and wife
avenue, n 31:3 by E 20; $40.
Marcus NJ. Blum to Leon Bloch lot at NV
corner Of Benton and Porter streets, w 20 by n
Fung PAX to Ho Kuy, lot in line of
Dupont street Sc Of Jackson. S 1s:6 by w
f. b. Dudley to Broderick Land and Invest
ment CO., lot in line of Forty-second avenue
S william 0n StsfsI Mullins az and py wife TO- to Jennie 5U
Acadia street, Z 25 by 5 100; $40.
Louis Lorenzi and wife TO Francisco Danieli
lot at Sc corner Of Seventeenth and Arkansas
streets, 5 90 by E looi $40.
J. H: l. Harms and wife to MARGARET Elem.
of Piedmont street Sc 25 BY sw 100; $40.
William G. Stafford TO Cornelia II. stafford
lot in line OF Broadway, $50 of Broderiek
Amelia s. Damon to Thomas T. shoaf, lot in
line S& e s saFS aw & 20 sw SE e sio
Y. Ceselli TO Giovanni Caseli ct al. lot IN
s line Of Clement street, 57:e E OF Twenty
fourth avenue. 25 by 100; $40.
Camille Clot to Sallie Clot, lot in line of
CollingwoOd street, 20 Of Seventeenth, %,
by 100; gift.
Alexander j. Young and wife to Barthoid Man
gels ct al, lot in line Of Elizabeth street
lot in line Of % Folsom street @ ts 5i:ioh Of
Twenty fourth, 4s:11s by. w 80; $40.
Pauline e sehoenbsrg ;. ct al to Dennis s, Fields
Twenty-hrst street. s 25 by W 100; $40.
Charles A. wayland ct al: to Il; 3, Rudgear,
ton. E Sis By 12s; $40.
Charles ]. Durbrow and wife to Minnie Ste
vens. lot in line -of Dolores street, 2io N
Of Twenty n 25 by 125; $40.
Building Contracts
Robert P. Heating estate company with D. R
Clarke-Lathing and plastering for five story
and basement brick building in line of Ellis
street. 90 w of Powell: S14, 500.
G. II. Warren with A. L. Taylor & Son-To
erect two story and basement frame In s line
OF Washington street, 1850 Z Of Jones. 20 By
S 65; $6.9T5.
Tong Toy with NJ Brandt-To erect three
story brick building in w line Of Clay alley
6T:6 Of Clay street: $500.
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BORN

BASSILLIO-Iu this city June H. 1908. to the
wife of ]. f. Bassillio (nee MartinD, a
daughter.
FITZGERALD-In this city June H. 1905, to
the wife of John G. Fitzgerald, daughter.
QUINN-In this city, July. IA, 1905, TO the
wife Of W. ]. Quinn (nee Duffy, a daughter
RAWLINS-In this city, July T.. 1905, to the
wife of John T. Rawlins, a
RITTER-In this city, July s, 1905, TO the
wife of G. Ritter a daughter.
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Goldfield Consolidated. The Tonopahs
also developed strength and activity
and the leaders advanced. The strength
in these groups continued the rest of
the week.
The Comstocks were weak during
the first two days, but on Wednesday
became strong and active and advanced
during the remaining days, closing
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very strong yesterday. Altogether the
week came in like a lamb and went out
like lion.
The net result of the week was a
higher range OF values for the Com
stocks and Tonopahs and firm feeling
in the Goldfields-
Following are the highest prices for
the week:
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by nail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication offices ard be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author~
stricted simply 10 the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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WILLIAMS-We herewith desire to express
the Pacific Rolling Mill company Golden
Gate aerie No. 81, +. O. E.; housesmiths'
union No. IS and the firm Of Harney &
Gallagher, for their many acts of kindness
extended to us in the loss of our idolized
son and brother, Thomas Williams.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Saturday, July IS:
Vincent Martineich, o. 941 Vallejo ST, and
Antonia Poscich. "a 7s2 Green ST.
Victor o. Berdahl, 80. 541 Clayton ST., and
Helen z. Burt. 80, Reno.
Milton NJ Cook, 81 1869 Sacramento ST.,
and Minnie Bonnot, 10, 1454 Cortland ave.
William J. Leonard, q. 1857 Leavenworth
ST. and Goldie Hahn, 1S $500 Bush st.
Alfred Andersen, %. and Mary E. White, &c,
both of PIG Point Lobos ave.
Samuel Newmark. 81, $40 Turk St. and Edna
Bruman IS 2700 California st.
Charles E Phillips. 81, and Jennie L. Wig
gins, I9 both of 2332 Fulton st.
Robert c. Kennedy, 81. 300 Lake ST., and
Margaret e. Quirolo. "a Grass Valley.
Martin NJ. Ratigan, 2i, 12l0A Cole ST., and
Alice V. Koch, IS, 1910 Cole ST.
OAKLAND, July 1s.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Alonzo NJ. Cooper, 20. and Lita P. Wood
ruff. 10, both of Fruitvale.
James Madison, %, and Amelia Trouillet, 81,
both OF Oakland
both of Oakland.
John f. vigaro, 3s. Alvarndo. and Rita G..
Rollins 80, Centeryille.
Andrew ?. Buhman, 20, Fruitvale, and Annia
". Hansen, 90 Melrose.
Martin j. RoseRbeek, 80, and Ellen Humphrey,
IS. both of Rodeo
Leslie NJ. Cain 46 and Eva T. Noteworthy, 3,
"a, both of Oakland.
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Changes in Mining Stocks for Past Week

The early part of the week was de-
void Of feature, but on Wednesday
Combination Fraction developed sud-
den activity and hrmness on a reported
strike of $3.50 ore on the 500 foot level
On Thursday trading in the southern
Nevadas generally became brisk, one
broker alone buying 10000 shares of
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CARD OF THANKS

SAIITH-We herewith desire 10 express our
heartfelt thanks to many friends for the
sympathy and beautiful floral offerings sent
during our late bereavement in the loss of our
dearly beloved mother, Elizabeth Smith.
JOHN and ROSE SMITH
MRS. NJ. WALLACE.
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CARD oF THANKS

LEOPOLD-we hereby tender our heart
felt thanks to our many friends and ac-
quaintsnces for their many acts of kindness
and sympathy, and beautiful floral offerings,
extended to US during our late bereavement.
MRS. II. LEOPOLD and Family.
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

Depot 18th and Mission sts- Daily except sun
day-Leaye: ;45a. 9;lsa. 1:45p. 5:50p. Ar
holidays-Leave: T:55a. elisa. 's10:oOa, iO:s0a
1900 noon. l;45p. 5;50ps s:15p. Arrive: lisa
6:52p. sMixed- "Granada Express makes 10
tntermediate stops,
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Additional Egg Markets

SANTA ROSA July 1s.-There was no change
N the ezg Qu0tation here today. the prices re-
r1siniur 81 22Ik cents and 20 cents per dozen
fo- fhe dfrerent grades Some shipments were
fo- dave and the stock is being kept cleaned
m about &c fsst as It comes in The market
was considered dull, and tie demand was
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MARRIED

CONYILLE-LARKIN-I this CITY, June "a
1908, at St Dominics church, by the Rev.
Father Sturla, John j. McCOnyille and Mary
A LarkiI, both of San Francisco.
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CARD oF THANKS
CARn OF THANKs

WESTDORP-I wish to thank my many
friends for their sympathy and kindness IL
my bereavement. MRS. E. WESTDORP.
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CONSTOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the san Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
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COAST LINE

- tIhlrd and Townsend Streets
t5.3Oa Shuttle -2ad Street. Visitaoion,
South San Francisco, Valercia So.
5.40a Shuttle-V Valencia ST., Ocean View,
Cemeteries, South San Francisco, 23d
Street, 81 and Townsend .
6.2Oa South San Francisco, Palo Alto. May
field, San Jose e.................
+6.5OaAOnterey Excursion, San Jose. Del
Monte. Monterey, Pacific Grove 49,.
I.2Oa South San Francisco, San Jose. Gil
roy. HOllister. Pajaro, Watsonville.
Santa Cruz. Boulder Creek (fDaven-
port. Del Monte. Monterey, Pacific
IlOt0-s-
6.OOa The Coaster-San Jose, Castroville,
Salinas Soledad. Paso RObles Hot
Springs Santa Margarita, San Luis
Obispo. PiEnO. Ocean0. Guadalupe.
. Surf. LOmpoc. Santa Barbara,
Ventura, Oxnard, Los Angeles.
e.o0a Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove.
6.20a South San Francisco, PalO Alto, San
Jose. Way Stations. ns...............
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OCEAN TRAVEL
Compagnie Generale TransatIantiou

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS
Sailings every Thursday instead OF Saturdsv
at 10 a. m, from pier ~, North River, foot Of
Morton ST.
First class TO Havre, $3.50 ard upward. Sac
ond class TO Hayre, $50 and upward. GENERAT
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND GAN
ADA, 10 State St, New York ]. F. FUGAzI.
Manager Pacific Coast, $50 Montgomery St, San
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
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Honotaa c l2ik iPaauhau s C. isis Isss
hgtch Z 9 4 = 17& Union 5 Co.. 35lk
hAauea ) C. sc Do pool -. 35lz
Makaweu c. 3IEk 32lk
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska 2 A. 3SA 3ss4 Pac AUX A III
Asso Oh Co. . 2S Pac Borax.15I
- A. 99 Psc TAT pfd -
Sal Wine A. 4S1S 52is Do com -. 10
4A MtIm- - ll5 5 F. Oak & S
Oceanic Co IL Con Dfd SO
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EALEc
Morning Session
California stock and oil Exchange
UFtICLAL SALES
Mining stocks

lO Pour OF - ......... u
lo kern River ..-..................... rs
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
BidAsk

sosntrai Eureka -...........-......... c
NEEAnA
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

the ladder ever since. light wears
ago he served a term IN the Colaraio
general assembly and fosr wears ago
was elected state senator from Pu-
ehln. bat was counted out by the re-
pUhlIcsn supreme court ia order To
seat Peabody aud Mcdonald Mr.
Martin Is a ready talker, his sen
teBces are crisp aud epigramat,c, and
he gives promise II b.coming a lead
ing orator of the west; lie dis
csssed severa state and national
TOPICS, but perhaps the best portion
81 his speech was a masterlv expoei-
ton Of the bank guarantee plan
The idea evolved, fan grown, from
the BRAIN of BRYAN, aud is measure
of the man ability. II is the great
est piece 1t constructive statesman
ship e the last forty years 1t would
absolutely do away with all panics
caused by lack of confidence and
save the industrial depression which
always follows them.
lie paid an eloquent tribute to
Bryan, saving that like Lincoln he
was a century plant, for men Of su-
preme genius rarely bloom more
often in a nations life The presi-
dency OF the United States is the
biggest Job in the world, and he
wanted u see it filled by the biggest
man in the world Bryan is a man
who scores 100, mentally, morally,
physically and spiritually
Regarding Mr.. Taft's claim that
the people do rule through the re-
publican party, he told OF attending
the conveation in Chicago, where
the steam roller" wss st work. Not
a tenth 81 the republican rank and
file Of the nation wanted Taft nomi-
mated. They preferred LaFollette
or Hughes or dozen others But
the power Of federal patronage in
southern states secured control Of
the convention. Then a fourth Of
these delegates contesting seats with
the Taft men were thrown out. Yet
| hIA bdi'5 Ntidt ltl' 1tbItt
do rule. Do they rule in Colorado
when a republican state convention
is in session just four hours and If
teen minutes to stamp Guggenheims
typewriter slate with approval?
Neither the republican rank and file
nor democrats have any say so at
present as TO state or national poll
tics
The rally was one Of the best we
have ever had ia Gunnison aud not
only won over republican votes
for the ticket, but inspired the party
workers with new life and energy
1t is men like Taylor and Martin
that we need at Washington to rep
resent us, instead Of misfts like War
ren liaggott.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
A Winning Race.

z. J. Hurley is making magnii-
cent race for county clerk 1t is not
Surprising that his friends are rally
ing to his support. for not only is he
. very popular man. but no more
competent official could be found for
this important Office within the bord-
ers Of Gunnison county. We all
have business with the county clerk s
Office, more or less, during the year,
and every one SCENE to feel that
when he goes over to Harleys Office
he will meet a courteous. friendly
official who will know just where 10
pat his hand On the needed informa-
tion at once. Mr.. Hurley's long res
idence in our county, in Chance aud
Iris, At Crested Butte and in Gunni-
son. has made him . large circle Of
very EARN frieads. They have moth
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

ately he took foremost place and
the next year was elected county
jsdge. = position he has filed for
seven years with honor to himself
and credit 70 the democratic party.
His decisions are uniformly equita-
bic and bear the test of highe
courts. Lawyers and citizens alike
do not hesitate to entrust important
cases to his jurisdiction. Ia the i'm
portant matter of handling the num-
erous estates entrusted to a probate
court, he has won high praise for the
care with which he looked after prop
erty of minor heirs and legatees in
different states. As over hundred
estates have passed through his
hands this is a recordto be proud of.
Judge Hetherington is a warm ad-
mirer of Judge Lindsay. the Denver
jurist of Juvenile court fame, aud
makes a special study of the delin-
quent children who come before him,
watching over and correcting them
as kind friend rather than a stern
Judge.
We are confident the Judge will
be reelected by large majority, in
spite of the bitter fight being made
upon him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
Vii 4 Re Eeeied.

Judge George Hetherington, our
present county Judge and candidate
for reelection, came to Gunnison
from Indiana fourteen years ago.
For some years he taught in our
public schools both at Gunnison and
as superintendent at Crested Butte
Then the laudable ambition Of a
professional career induced him to
attend the law school at our State
University, from which he graduated
with high honors and the degree Of
L. l.. b. in June, 1899 The next
year, in January. he was licensed to
practice Law by the supreme court Of
Colorado, when he opened an Office
here in Gunnison. Almost lmmedi-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
- % cost:

Not only this, but our democratic
board has been doing splendid work
in keeping up the property of the
people and in extending our small
road fund over the thousand miles
of thoroughfare which it mnst keep
in repair. Taxes collected and paid
out have averaged even less than be-
fore 1901, vet the county funds are
every one cash and have been for
four wears. Our flpl,ing indebted
ness, some Of which was drawing
exorbitant rates of interest. has all
been refunded at a low rate The
$4,000 interest due every year has
been paid promptly and several
thousand cleaned up on the princi-
pal. The last republican board
never did pay any interest and was
constantly behind on county funds.
A north addition has been built to
the county court house and the inte-
rior repaired and beautifed, with
ceilings and walls that will last 100
years. Fire-proof vaults, steel roller
shelving, rc-bindipg Of old but valu-
able records, have taken thousands
Of dollars. A county poor farm has
been purchased and improved to
such extent that many inmates,
formerly charges upon the taxpayers.
are now almost self-supporting.
New bridges Of modern design have
been erected at various county points
and others are contemplated.
What kind of commissioners do
you want in the future? The repub-
lican kind or the tried and true
democratic Kind. We await the
verdict of the taxpayers with conf
dence that Collins and Wiley will be
chosen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
New Blood in Lucky Strike Mine

The fve-year lease option cont act
upon the Lucky Strike -Only-Chance
mines in the Gunnison gold belt,
owned by J. II. Anderson q Co, has
been sold upon cash basis to Dan
c. Tobin Of Gunnison and W. +.
Westland Of Denver. Colo. Mr.
Westland is well known in the Gun
nison country, having many friends
in this city lie is one Of the best
and most successful statesmen with
the National Cash Register Co. of
DAYTON, Ohio; also a successful min.
ing man, formerly operating with
good profit a lease on the Smuggler-
Union mines at Telluride, Colo.
The ke-Chance mines are now
operated with five stamp mill and
have been steadily marketing gold
bullion weekly to the L. S. mint at
Denver. Colo; also marketing rich
ores to American 5. * r Co, Pu-
eblo. sold on control ASSAYS netting
1892 per ton.
Mr.. Dan c. Tobin, who engineered
the Geal, has just returned from an
extended trip to New York City and
Springfield, Mass, in the financial
interests of several Gunnison gold
belt properties He states the fu-
ture plans for these properties as
sure continued financial success.
The Strike-Chance shows $780,
600 worth Of ideal free gold reserves
and will be equipped with modern
mechanical aids for making a close
saving Of telluriun as well as free
gold values, the capacity of mine and
mill increased by the installation Of
ten additional stamps and also Ly-
ner air comPressors and drills.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
Just SspposinS

That you were = business man or
woman, employed . book k-keeper,
and rs . matter of business had his
books and accounts checked up by a
thoroughly competent set of men,
and on examination they found that
the books and accounts had been
kept for year without An error;
would You discharge that man or
would yoa try and retain him in
yoor employ?
Tho following is IN extract from
the report Of the lsst Auditing Com
mittee, appointed by Judge Sh.ckle-
ford to examine the books and &C
coants Of Annie II. Downey, county
trensaler:
"Yoar committee finds that the
OsstA1o1 - EAjesrsal f1eeD
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

ors office. 1t is a difficult position
at best. this equalizing the value of
different pieces of property so that
each shall bear its fair proportion of
the burdens Of society and yet that
the poor shall not be oppressed nor
the corporations released from their
equitable proportion. Alec Thomas
has given general satisfaction TO the
taxpayers. Do they think his op-
ponent could possibly do as well?
Mr.. Thomas came TO Gunnison
county in 1877. Prior to that be
lived At Lake City and on the Coche-
topa, in truth a Gunnison pioneer
An old time prospector and miner,
there 10 not . district in the county
or in bordering counties where he is
not intimately acquainted. News
champion believes he is the man to
eject aad leaves the verdict with con-
hdeoce to the electors Of the county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
Con6 Reeosd oi Commissioners.

Cond Record ot Commissioners,
The commissioners are IN a
measure chief executive officers of
our county and 1t Is wise to nominate
Tor those positions the best men
obtainable THIS the democrats did
when they pa; ap jos. IL Collins
from the FIRST district and Elmer
Wiley from the second They are
men whom our citizens have hon
ored in the past and they never be
traved the trus; IN word or deed.
Mr.. Collins has been tried and
found business like and economical
in the office This surprised none
ot his friends, for he has the repu-
tation of be,ng fIst class business
man lie has brought aud will
bring 10 the service OF the people as
commissioner, the same careful vet
prompt and efficient management Of
public affairs
Mr.. Wiley is slngularly well To-
Gated to represent citizens OF the
second district. his homestead being
at Bowermap, in its geographical
center, being Interested in both
ranching and mining and being OBJ
liged TO travel practically all the
roads Of his district He can be
trusted to agree with and to continue
the good work of our present demo
cratic commissioners in saving the
public funds for economical disburse-
meut.
In this connection News ham
pior calls to mind the record OF the
last seven wears under democratic
management, Ms compared with 1898,
1899 and 1900, three years of re-
psbIican rule. Here are the figures
A..
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

ing against his opponent, but they
do insist that Deacon Hurley Is
the man for the place. He is labor
ing man, having left his trade OF
painter and paper hanger to accept
the call of the people in the county
assessors Office. Here he made
good with our voters and has now
been called by his party to the still
more important place of county clerk
and recorder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
For County Assessor.

One os the best known men run
ming for Office on anv ticket this fall
is A. N. Thomas. He is not only
acquainted with every citizen and
every piece of property in the county,
but is - straight - . die, an official
Of absolute integrity, quiet. mod
est, unsssuming, vet fearless in dis
charge Of duty. His naturally keen
perception of the relative value Of
property has been proved and per
fecsed BY several years in the assess
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30
REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS
OF GUNNISON COUNTY
A Fal Wosd About the Exoelen. Men and Womez
PM Forward as St>adasd Rcascss By the Local
Democrats. They are Repscsc.ta.ise Ckizeas
dCa.assoa County They .se Wothy q
Yow Ssppoh. Soae LaAe NoAes IN
Reoasd 70 the Canpaisn from
Casnay, S4aAe I'D Nsain

The democrats are marching on
TO victory. 1t is not only Bryan
year, bet . democrst,c year. IN
co~nty, state and nation. Ii only
nssds the knsl long. strong pull TO-
ssther TO win for Bryan aud Shat
roth and our entire local ticket
The desnocratic candidates have
made . clean, strong campaign.
They had no sls~h fund, like the
GxRseaheim- -Hamlin crowd. but
themselves put up the none, neces-
cary for legitimate expenses. How
ever, their CANVASS has rang true,
and News Champion believes that
for the FIRST time in MANY years we
are gang 10 eject the entire county
Democratic ticket
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-30

A vuee tue TAFT q 4 vote for Pin.
eAot.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-06
LINCOLN AVENUE RAILWAY
RECEIVES ANOTHER BOOST
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
PASADENA, Jan. 5.-The Lincoln Ave-
nue. Improvement association has taken
steps to work out plan to build a rail-
road on Lincoln avenue, beginning at the
intersection of Lincoln and Fair Ooaks
avenues and extending to Millard's cam
yon. A committee has been appointed to
solicit the cooperation of property own
ers along the projected line.
The plan is to assess the adjacent prop
erty pro rata and the object of the COM
mittee is to secure subscriptions on a
basis of so much per lot or per acre.
By this means the projectors believe
sufficient money can be raised to employ
surveyors, locate the route and do the
grading without delay. The projected
line when in operation will open up and
develop a fast growing section in the
northwest part of the city and at the
same time will afford transportation to
the beautiful canyon which is now being
fixed up as Chautauqua grounds by the
Presbyterian assembly.
So sanguine are the projectors that
their plan can be successfully worked
out that they will apply to the city
council for a franchise and to the super
visOrs for a right of way over that por-
ton of the route outside the city limits.