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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-22
Nadklanee uoll
Den WalobrGnofll.
GAIL Der Sermikten Samiliea erreidt
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nno 9rofop in 9Sresque SsIe piele
Wenidenleben perloret aegangen
itnb. Die erite 4unoe bon WeenIdyen.
berluiten In SuIafpsfi 9ofpnibip fam
nit Der Melollng Der s(nfiinOung
BON iehs 2eihen, Die elmer SSrau grfe
un6 ibrer &iuoer.
am ltfer 6es SitronsSces BEL gi,.
latpSft imb 4rufop tpobnen etrpa so
Somilien, bon beren Shidial man
nihts gebort Bat. @ie es beiBt. iol.
len Die Slammen ben gan3en 9iitrift
bis ans Seeufer iibersogen baben.
nno man befiirdtet infolge Oeiien 6os
SdlimnrIte.
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bern in Elm Boot gefliihtet uno iii
auf Den Gee binausgefobren, uno
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2euten gebort. 8lisenoe BON Shul.
fin0ern limo nerihfpuroen.
sluf Der anSeren Seite iteIlt iih
bernus, baB piele Gerionen, Die tot
gemeloet tpur6en gerettet tporoen
iinA. Snrnnter Sobn &onienSfi neblt
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&mber 9opidi uro ibre Sonte Worp,
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Charles 2iede, Serr itno SSrnn Ia.
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7olaen6e 2iIte entb1lt 6ie Namen
Der Eoten, iotpeit iie ioentifi5iert iper.
ben fonnteu:
@ilIiam Barrett, grentier, aIpeRd.
ARTHUR See, Sei5er, aIpena.
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Srau Sillie grfe ltno bier Rir0er.
Sobn Camp, 8ulaipsfi.
Geo 9uib, goien.
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-22

Anelii&sfau,
@itenSer Stnrm idleubert strbeiter
ipassun iiber Abbang.
pisle glleufd,su tot
I: >llno tOOlidI urrlebt.
gbeuenre @po., 90. Oft.

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ereignete 1idJ ouf bet Strefe Der
linton 9$uctficbutn. Der ~fatr6tbare
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podte cinen @oggon zines 9lrbcitet'
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rib i'm bon oer, tltppell'n0 los un0
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etpo 80 Sub tief lit. Gon oSr 40
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lte9en. Gie llngliifliden fonnten
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ben Gbenen 5wiifeu laramie uno
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ibn beQleitet. Nlebrcre 3iige itno IN
Sd,ncclpeDeu Itefen gebIicben, uno
Der aan3e Serfebr lit unter6ro6en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-22
@iitcn Der Glemcnte.
u N onP1. Oft.

u p,Ia9. Oft.
Der SdoOen, ben Der 5oifltn pom
lebteft Gomerstag yangerihtet bat,
iii melt 9r0Ber, aIs mani anf1nslid
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ReiIea n0roIid bon Gban9mpp itno
'6rei G0rfer pollitdnoia 3eritott unb
100 8erionen 9etotet iporben.
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GrDifnnua Scs prcufiidcu 2anS'
tagcs.
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Der preuBiihe 2onOto8 lit h:ut
BON &aiier @ilbclm eroifnet mor0cn
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Die 9lbIidt ser 9te9ierltng on, elm,
@erGn6erung oes gegemudrtia bc;fH
ben6en peroIteten Observation-Disclosures
Sas 10 beftige 9i8tuiiionen beroorae
rufen hat. ein5itfiibren. ..s, . T.,
9e3iigli6 Oes 8alfons iaatc Sic
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niger intereiiiert iei ais oie nnOcren
MG6tc, aber i'm @ereiu init ben iibri'
gen RGhten mf cine irieolide 81
lung Der 6rase biuarbeite.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-22
Grofcr's Seit-ag snm Sampasne-
SSunoS.
81 e 10 9lnrf. 90 Sft

, Gin SeIeqramm an Sdnemeiiter
Sermann &i0ocr BON Jti6ar0 Grofer
in Dublin, SrlanS. peiIt Sem Sam.
pognefon0S be8 Semofratiihen Ro.
tionaIfomiteeS eiueu 9etrag bon
$1,000 unS Dem 6onos 0es 5taut8.
fomiteeS $500 sum geiteu bon 9eluis
9, Gbanler all. IT,.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-22
Oroke AuOiens
bfinl Mlkaoo.
apntre.ISmiral Spcrrp iIberreidlt
Sutidaft beS YrdFOentcn.
Gmpfans non acknowledgement
0roBartigkeit.
Mmcrifancr iibcrall NIT berslidcr
8aitfrennSi6aft anfsenummcn.
Snfin 90 Oft

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ter. Seite 5uteil gerporoen tit, alle
friiberen 5eitIihfeiten bel weitent
iibertreffe.
Sic Nannihaften Ser .amerifa.
nii6en umo ,lapaniiden SAladt-
i6tiie perfebren in Dofobama unS
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c8emiitIidyfeit. SeOer @uni6 Del
amerifaner miro eriiiat, ebe er NH
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ner finOet uuter ieinen iapanilden
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rer. Die omerifontife llntiorm III
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alien 4merifanern Gbre ansetan.
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amerifanii6en 6lotte 2onOurlartb er.
teilt, uno trot oeS llntItanoeS, oaB
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2an6 geben 5u f0nnen, lit fein etn5t-
ger 8oll BON erniter 9tubeItormg jur
Weel0ung oefomnten. .r-.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-22
Stnrm nnS &cgcn in Saria3.
9anias Gttp, DO, 20. Oft.

SIR tpeitliben 5eile 6es Staates
herriGte elm getpaltiger &egeuIturm,
ltnb Scr @inO lit .3eitpeiie 10 beiiig
oelpeien, 0oE er ein5eIne flelne 0arm.
b6uier, 8eritorte uub GeIeorapben.
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pieIen @o6en niht, u@o er purSe
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-22
glnbicns beim 0iifaSo,.

Ser &aiier bon 2Sapan bat beutc
Rontre.g .g0nliral Charles g. Sperrp,
ben 0rei gomirGlen, pel6e Die 8e'
idipa6er fommanoieren, ben &opitd;
nen ser amerifauiIden SriegSi5iffe,
0en Stabs6efs unO 6laggenlentnantS
cine 9lu0ien3 getpdbrt. Die 3eremo'
ME, 6ie it6 fur3 Dor mttto9 i'm faiier.
li6en Baloite a6IpIelte, mar bon UNI
erborter Yraht unO 8rpborttgfeit.
@om amerifonii6en 9otidafte'
O'9rien por9eiteqt, ii6erreidte 9lomi'
raj Sperrp cine 9oti6aft oeS Srdlt'
oenten an Sen &aiier inO bielt cine
fur3e glnipra6e, in mel6er er Die
@riiBe oes amerifanti6en Bottles ar
Sapan iibermittelte. Der 0tifaoo er'
tpioerte unter anoerem:
,@S lit unier bauernbes 9eitreben,
bic 9onbe, pelde Die 8ereinigten
Staaten unO Sapon perbinoen, in Elm
un5erreibbares 8anO Der nahbar'
Iiden Sreunbi6aft 5uiammen5u'
idnliebeu.
Die ;SeIte, tpeIde fir Die Sfftsiere
unb' Munn Iddften Der anterifaniiben
Slotte peranitaltet perben, nebnien
fem @noe. 0ns pro6tpoae 8ettcr
toft ie6ern1ann ms 5reie. uno Ole
StraBen bon 9ofobuma unS Soflo
ItnS BON Meui6en gefiiilt. = ,--
-, @'5erobtbeu in sllauila.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-22
a. *'s serobtten in nlauila.
'8ieSer Gin slmerifaner uDn Der Sbu'
' as.';;r: IerG 'SabingerafftF -. :
% Tito 90. OF.

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Gen. orei @rOIt1Ben, Die lid geitarn
bemerfbnr lna6ten, .iinb 6piiden II
.un0 II llbr beute .tpeitere aefoIgt.
Die 9eobodtungsitation itelt felt
boB ii6 oas Centrum Der @rOeri4iit.
terungen' etpa 200 &tlometer bon
Rmtilo entferrt befiu6ct. Die Sta0t
lit ni6t beiddbi9t poroen uno audi
Die aus Dem Snnern eintreffenoen
9eridte meIoen ni6ts bon 8erluIten.
2etpis @onnor, elm RitgIieo Der
Seuer1pebr Der 5taOt. lit OH Der Gbo.
Iero seitorheu; er lit ooS ein5ige ame.
rifanii6e Spfer, oaS Die Seude ieit
,iniger 3eit geforoert bat. Die frt.
iden GbolerafGae limo ouf ourd.
ihnittli6 atpei am 3aee 3uriid9egan.
gen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-08

omaha Nov. s--The petition ~
VIM. d. Hearst for transfer af tr
$6u"-uH0 damage suit OF Governor
p q 81 oslshoma against 'n.m 90
t.. H.tirr.l court Was granted ur
i-f.u ~ tha H-tae. COURT "a.
1aH- eaantt it HaaH aH tr
pfH- e.r 9Isi TODAY uHrr tl. TH.--
f". InIf ~tnt.- ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-08
"A GEE on practically our ENTIRE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE. Read THE FOLLOWING pMC

S 500 ladies' hand bags. now s 3.15
LOO Gift books. now $500. "a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16
For Further Particulars
Call, Write or Phone 400

holding Offices under the Federal
Government OF trust and honor. am
twenty years Of age and enjoy good
health. am ambitious and want to
make the best OF myself. want to
make the best Of my profession and
to do so must travel not only in my
own country, but in foreign lands as
well. Hence my plans and desires to
teach in foreign fields. ...
My father has readily given his
consent and is willing to aid me in
all possible manner. sincerely
think as a fresh student from the
heart of Americas best cultured So
ciety, full of American life and Wig
or. and possessing all the new Amer
lean ideas, both socially and finan-
cially, would certainty be an in
SEPARATION to the public school chill
dren in your provinces. have thor
oughly drilled in the modern r.ethods
Of teaching and the essentials Of pub
lie schools. My early training at
home has been almost faultless. Hav-
ing always lived n good moral and
religious life. my character is pure
and clean. Now would like to hear
from you as soon as IL Is convenient.
| hope this mcsts your approval.
remTin, sincerely yours,
..... ........
NV o. 10nS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16

estate Of Abigail z. Kagw ananokoa. in
the Circuit Court TIL. morning.
1t seems that FEEL W'undcnrerg ard
Sam Parker mUrts""st the Parker
ranch on June u. 1905, TO secure Mrs.
Campbell Parker for all SUES paid by
her to the AnEio.CalifornItm Bank, not
to exceed the sun of s2'J.roo. for the
Kohala Ditch Company Tho Golden
State Bank has demanded paymedt II
the advances made to the company.
and Sam Parker has coLiii"ted nego.
tiatlons for the money and now he
wants satisfaction and thH discharge
of the mortgage Of June Il. 1905.
As a part of the negotiations, Parker
wants an assignment OF the note for
$4,000 made by him to J. o. Carter,
and turned over to Mrs. Campbell
Parker and now classed as one of the
assets of the estate. to the Hawaiian
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16
BY WIRELESS
AROUND The world
Elaborate Scheme 0Lt'
lined By Officials
In Washington

Plans have been announced by
Rear Admiral william s. Cowles.
chief of the Equipment Bureau at
Washington, which provide for the
eventual establishing of wireless
communication around the word.
Some day-and Admiral Cowles is
confident that the day is not far dis
tant-Uncle Sam from his chair in
the White House can direct the
ships of his feet, no matter In which
OF the seven seas they may be cruis-
ing.
The cornerstone of this stipend
Gus achievement will be laid when
work is begun in the near future on
a high-powered, long distance wire
less station at Washington.
Necessity was the inspiration for
the undertaking, naval experts say.
The United States assumed the re-
sponsibility of patrolling the Pacific
when the Philippines were taken un-
der the fold of the Stars and Stripes.
1t is all very well. perhaps, for bat
tleships to sail forth boldly on
months-long cruises, but Uncle Sam
wants to be in a position to call
them up day or night, and make
them feel they are not so far away
from home after all
High-powered stations similar 70
| n ha ~
Washington will be established along
| the Pacific Coast. The next step will
be stations In Hawaii, Guam, Samoa,
and the Philippines. Wireless com.
munication with ships In the North
Atlantic Ocean is now possible to a
satisfactory extent. With the future
system installed the North Pacific,
the greater portion of the South Pa
cific, and part of the Indian Ocean
will be gathered up and tigurative'y
spread out In view of the windows
of the White House.
In times of peace the Navy Depart
ment will be able to guide the ships
at all times with the certainty of q
man moving the pieces on chess
board. Should war come the respon,
sibilities of naval engagement neci
not rest entirely on the shoulders Of
the men aboard the ships. In som,
room In the White House Il board o
naval experts may sit and flash wire
less messages directing and advising
the fleet In its fight.
1t will be difficult to catch unc.
Sam mapping when he has "struni
his lines" around the world lie cal
warn his sea fighters against trap
into which otherwise they might fal
while roaming the ocean withou
news of events. Admlral Cowlei
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16
OLLEGE GRADUATE
| WANTS POSITION
ays She Would Be An
| Inspiration To
| Hawaii

The following is = good example OF
B kind of letters that are constant
being received b. Governor Frear.
ie writer says she is a graduate of
e OF the best colleges in the Middle
bst:
,yerEor of the Hawaiian Isles,
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Dear Sir:-I am "a Senior student
the State Normal College-one Of
h best institutions for the training
teachers the United States posses
i. There are only two other Nor
bis in this nation that can come up
1t. | am specializing In Natural
fences, Zoology in particular. ex-
let to take my life certificate in
Inc, 1903. AS a prospective teach
from this institution | am looking
r. a position. The War Department
trough our representative requested
g. to write you for information
long this line. would like to
now II you have any suitable posi-
on in high school In your prov
ice. ! desire to locate myself near
lie sea-shore for research work along
lie marine animal line. and also in
Volcanic region for study of rock
,lmation. and plant life in the trop-
b. The Hawaiian Isles seem to Of
,r, as near as can discover, the
est material for such work. am
an old and reliable family. known
)roughout the U. S., my ancestors
d a very early date and at presen
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16

Trust Company on the payment Of the
principal and interest at seven par
cent by him to them.
The Hawaiian Trust Company has
asked for instructions from the Court
on these matters.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16

plans, contained in his annual re-
port, have aroused much enthusiasm
among naval experts, who say that
with the building of the proposed
stations the all-world wireless sys-
TEN will be proved practical un-
dertaking.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16

=. NJ. Hubbell, said TO be the
wealthiest man in Iowa, has signed II
note for 100000 Ii favor Of the
Iowa Home for the, Aged, payable ten
days after my death" Hubbcll, at
the age of 20, is in excellent health.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16

Miss Ruth II. Nprthrop, of Nor
wich Conn. has won the scholarship
offered by the Norwich Art Students
Association. The work she submit
ted consisted of three groups OF ami
mails and figures modelled in clay from
life. StsF - Ia z
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16

Hurrah for the Hawaiian Bazaar
which opens In the Klplolani building,
corner King AMI Alahea street, at 8
O'Clock Saturday morning, December
18th, with just the things to give for
Xmas and New Year's-tapas, pillows,
hats, Niihau mats, fans ana fancy
fibre baskets, leather bags and useful
articles too numerous IN mention, poi
luncheon at II a. ~. Come one, come
all, ana watch the natives work. s
1875 editorial rooms-1S8 pusI
ness Jn,Cc. rness are the new tel
ephors ,u.-~e-' - 80 Qui,stio ONCE
-~e--
AM ETiN Ana OAv
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16
Want INSTRUCTIONS
IN PARKER DEAL.
Reel. ... - Z,
Hawaiian Trust Asks
Authority From
Courts

Petition for authority ana ina;r'Ic'
tons relative to release NJ mortgage
and assignment of note md security
was filed by the Hawaiian Trust ..
pany, temporary administrators, nf tn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-16
HAWAIIAN BAZAAR

Nov. %, 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
WIDOW AND SISTER
FIGHT FOR ESTATE
Mrs. Harley Claims Mrs. w. H.
Deming Mismanaged the
Property

A bitter dispute between Mrs. Aza-
Inc Deming-widonr OF the late VIII
nam H. Deming-and Mrs. Charles
marley. sister of Deming. complicated
oy accusations as to Mrs. Deming's
aoninistration Of the estate, was partly
Iought out in Judge Coffey's court yes
teroay. Deming. who was the son of
mill owner. died intestate in July
1907. leaving an estate OF about $780,
Oe0 His widow and sister are the only
heirs at law
The chief point at issue is as to
whether or not the estate was com
munity property of-Deming and his
wife If the court decides that it was,
Mrs. Deming viii Eet rhree-fourths
and Mrs. Hartley the remaining
fourth r. on the other hand, the es-
tate is found TO have been the sole
property Of Deming, the widow and
sister viii divide il snare and share
alike.
The matter came UP yesterday on an
application by Mrs. Deming for settle
ment OF the first account and also on
her petition for a homestead to be de-
ctared on property in Broadway street
near Steiner. Mrs. Harley opposed both
these petitions. In an affidavit Mrs
Harley charged that Mrs. Deming had
mismanagec the estate, had embezzled
monies belonging to il and had failed
10 include in her account an automo-
bile, certain household furniture and
money ins.bank. Mrs. Harley. in sup
port Of her contention that the estate
is not community property. testified
hat her late brother inherited ii all
from his father and that he did not
work. The case went over to Friday
next.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
TEACHER FAVORED
IN COURTS RULING
AdeIine M. Loehr Is Suing for
Reinstatement in School
Department

In a decision of Importance to school
teachers rendered yesterday Superior
Judge Hunt overruled the demurrer of
the board OF education TO the suit
brought by Adeline W. Loehr for re-
instatement in the department, thus
virtually deciding that she is entitled
to the position she claimed. Although
this decision does not settle the case,
IT shows that the judge is or the opin-
ion that Miss Loehr is entitled to her
situation.
The decision is based on what is
known as the Kate Kennedy case, In
which a finding by Judge Hunt was
sustained by the supreme court, al
though bitterly assailed, and has since
been repeatedly affirmed by the ap-
pellate court without modification. Miss
Loehr is the holder Of high school
certificate.
While a teacher in the Lakeview
primary school, receiving a salary Of
$50 a month, she was, on June 10, 1907,
granted SO days leave of absence.
Upon the expiration of that time she
was refused permission to return to
her position. No charges were preferred
against her. and the head and front
of her offending seems to have been
that She was granted by the board a
vacation of go days. Judge Hunt re-
marks in his decision.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
CTSTERN CONTRACTS FOR
NEW FIRE SYSTEM LET
Supervisors Arrange for Work
Under Terms of the New
Bond Issue

The first contracts for work under
the new bond issue were entered into
yesterday by the city. The construc-
tion of three cisterns of the 100 to be
built in connection with the auxiliary
fire protection system was awarded by
the board of works to the lowest bid
ders after a spirited contest among q
dozen contractors.
The city engineers office will supply
the specifications for the different fac
tors in the fire system rapidly from
this time, and within a few weeks it is
planned to have work under headway
on so OF the 100 cisterhs TO be con-
structed.
Yesterdays contracts awarded were:
Cistern at Bush Battery and Market
streets. s4,798. American construction
company: at Van Ness avenue and Mar
ket street, $3,963, Healy Tibbitts con-
struction company; Mission and West
Mission streets. s4.033, American con-
struction company.
Putting in the pile founda tion for
the northwest approach of the Sixth
street bridge was awarded to the Mer-
Fraser construction company for
s643
Bids for the demolition OF the city
hall dome Will in all probability be
called for by the board of works at
next Wednesdays meeting. City Ar
chitect Tharp was formally ordered to
present the specifications. now ready.
at Mondays session for approval and
upon them as a basis the contractors
will be invited to present their offers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
CAPTAIN T. NJ. LEWIS
TO SUCCEED NANCE
Present Commandant of the
Cadets VIII Rejoin the
Ninth Cavalry

BERKELEY, Oct s.-Commandane
John T. Nance of the cadets OF the uni
versity will be relieved OF his duties
at the university October 10, after
service extending over the last two
years and a half. and will be succeeded
by Captain Edward NJ Lewis OF the
Twentieth infantry. T. s A. Captain
Nance will join his company in the
Ninth cavalry. U. s A.
Coming to the university in 1905.
Captain Nance incurred the wrath Qf
the student body by his strict disci-
pline- Riots were held by the students
to show their contempt OF authority
of the head of the military department..
but Captain Nance viii leave the uni.
veTsity next week with the friend
ship of every student soldier under him.
His methods OF discipline. unpopular at
first, have prevailed and the cadet corps
is one of the most efficient military or
ganizatiOns in the military colleges OF
the universities of the United States.
Captain Lewis, who succeeds Captain
Nance. has been adjutant of the Twen-
tieth infantry since 1904. He was
graduated from West Point with Cap
tain Nance in 1885
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
FRANCHISE
CAUSES DEADLOCK
Supervisors and Company Off
Gals Fail to Agree on
Homes" Offer

OAKLAND. Oct "a deadlock has
ensued in the negotiations between the
Home telephone company and the board
of supervisors for a franchise to ex-
tend the system into the country dis
tricts. The company has offered to pay
$4,000 for a franchise. in addition TO
the per cent of the gross earn
ings required by law. In view of the
fact that the corporation paid $4,000
for franchise in Berkeley and about
half that amount for a franchise in
this city the amount offered is con-
sidered too small
Supervisor H. ID. Rowe thought $25.
600 a fair figure. The consideration
of the greater distances to be covered
outside the cities to make the lines
effective will probably result in a re-
duction, and $4,000 is the sum for
which the final demand will be made