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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-18
CITIZENS WILL
 PETITION BOARD Setting Forth Need of MOun-
 tain Tunnel BOARD FAVORS SCHEME Tunnel Is Practical Certainty, as Is St. Charles Road-Means Much
 for Birmingham District.
 Cost of Highways.

The Red mountain tunnel project, Tor which the Board of Revenue has been quietly arranging preliminary details TOT several months has almost reached d head, and ny tne end of next week the proposition will most likely have been acted upon Gefpitely either one way or the other.
 The new at Chailes street road propo- sition is also eonin6 to the front since us construction is practically assured. By way of the fatt that the tunnel and the proposed per cent grade road leading over the mountain from the head Of st. Charles street VII open up Shades valley to the growth of Birmingham, both prop ositions are attracting great attention.
 The Hoard of Revenue is now ready to examine the plans for the tunnel which have been prepared by the county sur veyer, in conjunction with the chief en- gineer of .he Ternf ssee Coal, Iron ana Railroad company which company gave the county the rjgl.r Of way through its property on the mountain, and commit tee of soraa Al CT to prominent citizens will present petition to the board this morning, asking tbat the tunnel be built. I. is tue ohject of ne committees action to present to the board the urgent need the benefits to be G"rlved by the oonnec- tion of Jones and Shades valleys by the tunnel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-18
Cost of Highways.

The St Charles street road will fur nish ighway ever the mountains of hut 6 per cent grad Ii will be macad- amiGod way os the first class, and will open lip the excellent truck farming region beyond the mountain The esti- mated cost of the proposed highway is $soOO
 The tunnel if the present plans are fol. lowed will he 30 feet wide, and it will be necessary to cut but about 800 feet through the mountain. The short distance is accounted for by the fact that the en- gineers selected point Just at the head of Eighteenth street, on or about Six teenth avenue, where a cove projects into the side of the mountain. The estimated cost of the tunnel is $6o, ooo
 There are on the Board of Revenue sew eral ardent workers who are bending their efforts in favor of the tunnel, and are confident that the proposition will carry The St. Charles street road Is also generally favored and It's construction and the tunnel are said to be practically as sured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-18
E. T. Shaw & Son, undsrt.hsrA

Green Undertaking Co Johns Bros.. rvops.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-18

AUCTION! AUCTION! Consignment of 75 mules and 75 horses; suitable for all kinds of work, Tuesday, July 21st, 10:30 am.
 FEES 6 SONS,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-18
THE WEATHER.

Washington, July 17.-Forecast for Ala bana: Fair Saturday; showers and cooler Sunday; fresh south winds.
 Mississippi Fair Saturday; showers and cooler Sunday; fresh south winds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-18
The Board Convinced.

According t0 the statement of a mem her ns the Board of Revenue yesterday, that body is p'act oaily convinced of the need of the tuI rei, ana 1t is believed that the road Is clear, and that the way through the mountain will most certainly be out.
 It is pointed out that Red mountain has always been a barrier to the growth of Birmingham on tine south on account of the ira q as. bil.Ty O the property ly- ng beyond the n trl tain, and that were tie Shades valley pr perty made easily aryroachaile Ky the construction of the tunnel the steady growth of the city in that direction would tf assured.
 With the construction of the St. Charles street road oy,.r the me untain about half q mile west of the proposed entrance to the tunnel the valley beyond Red noun tain will be erenel [, traffic. The St. Charles street road has been practically assured Con t,ences are being held with the rropcrty-awners and half of the right of way for the Lew highway has been granted ani the rep'slning short stretches vii. be granted within the next few days, so 1t is sa.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-18

Local Office United States Weather Bureau, Birmingham, Ala, July IT, 1908. thar conditions for the 24 hours end
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-18
Kennedy Warn. Sheriff.

Col Hugh B. Kennedy, who came in ever the Frisco yesterday afternoon, call ed on Colonel Higdon and warned him
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-31

legiance to any political party whatso-
it to be our duty and the duty of all
workers and friends of human liberty
to stand faithfully by our friends and
elect them, oppose our enemies and de-
feat them, whether they be candidates
for president, for congress, or other Of
fees, whether executive, legislative, or
judicial, and we pledge ourselves and
call upon the people of our city and
state to help carry into effect the
laudable and ennobling purposes for
which the toilers struggle and aspire.
Attest:
F. A. HATES,
Secretary.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-31
FEDERAL COURTS SUPREME.

In this modern craze for settling la
Dor disputes by injunction the inter
ests of property are declared to be
rights; the laboring men having nc
property are thereby presumed to
have no rights. Where there is NO
law the judges will make" a law;
where there is no precedent they
make precedent. No congress, par
lament or diet, no king, emperor OF
car in the civilized world today
would dare make such laws as the
rulings in labor injunction cases hand.
ed out by the federal courts Of the
United States.-Indianapolis Union.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-31
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
November Meeting Due for Sunday
and important Committees to

November Meeting Due for Sunday
and Important. Committees to
Be Named.
Lincoln Typographical union will
meet Sunday, November tomorrow
and there will be something doing. A
matter of vital Importance is to be
given consideration The committee
on revision and codification of the
constitution and bylaws will probably
have report to make.
Work has been bully" for the
month of October, and not all of it
has been due to politics, either.
Will M. Maupin left for Hennessey
Okla, Tuesday evening in response to
telegram announcing the serious i'll
ness of his aged father.
Governor Hoke Smith of Georgia
who was in Lincoln last week, is edi
tor of the Atlanta Journal. 1t was 8
non-union office when ne bought it
His first act after becoming proprie
tor was to send for an organizer and
say: Il want this shop unionized
so l can deal with the men on ar
equitable basis" The Journal has
been union ever since. "And I've never
had sign of trouble" said the gov
ernor.
S. A. Hoon passed through Lincoln
Tuesday on his way home from visit
in Iowa. Sam is still located in Colo
RADIO Springs, and his appearance in
dicates that he is on very good terms
with the climate and people.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-31

large part of the necessary amour. is
already in hand or pledged.
President Kelsey has been absent
from the city for about a month, and
Vice President Quick has occupied the
chair. It is not known whether Mr..
Kelsey has been appraised of his new
duty as delegate to Denver, but it is
hoped he will be on the job when the
time comes.
A communication from the United
Garment Workers of America enclosed
a number of packets of court plaster
in celluloid cases wherein is adver-
tised the Garment Workers label.
The delegates are wise to the prac-
tice of politicians of springing canard
just on the eve of election when the
time is too short for it to be refuted
before balloting time. To be to some
extent prepared for such roorback, the
central body, at its meeting Tuesday
renewed it's purpose of standing by
the political movement now on foot to
elect the friends and defeat the en-
emies of those who toll. To that end
and to renew confidence in those
chosen to carry on the battle, the fol-
, lowing was adopted:
WHEREAS, we, the Central Labor
Union of Lincoln, state of Nebraska,
in meeting assembled, have considered
the situation in which the toilers of
our country find themselves by deci-
sions of courts, and the failure of con-
gress to afford the necessary relief;
and
WHEREAS we have appealed to the
republican congress in vain to afford
the necessary relief for the protection,
restoration and defense of the natural
and inherent rights of the working peo-
pie ard all our people; and
WHEREAS we appealed in vain to
the republican party convention to de-
clare for the necessary restoration OF
the rights to which the toilers are en-
titled. rights which have been shorn
from our people by reason of the de-
cisicn Of the Supreme Court, which de-
cided that the voluntary organizations
of the workers are illegal combinations
in restraint of trade, and come under
the Sherman antitrust law, and that
the republican party rejected and re-
pudiated labor's urgent needs and in
| suited the great rank and file of the
toilers of our country; and
WHEREAS the same demands were
presented to the democratic party al
its convention and that that party en-
bodied in it's platform the demands
which labor presented and made la
labor's contention it's own; and
I, WHEREAS the republican party's
candidate. Mr.. Taft, has, in his letter
OF acceptance and his speeches, accen
tuated his Injunction record, and the
democratic candidate. Mr.. Bryan. has
ebsclrtely and unfaltering pledged
hirseIf. if elected. to secure the rights
Of the toilers to which they are so just
ly entitled
WE. THEREFORE,, in regular meet
irg cf the Central Labor Union of the
city of Lincoln, state of Nebraska, re
iterate our declaration that though
as organized workers, we are neither
demo cratic nor republican, nor owe al
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-31

seemed unanimous against 1pproprIat-
pose and committee was given
charge of the matter or raising the
fund from the bodies represented. This
has met with large response, and a
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-31
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.

The delegates to the Central Labor
Union are expecting to have a delegate
at the convention of the American
Federation of Labor which meets next
lnonth in Denver. The sentimen,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

som and Nome. together with Rex Beach. Inc r. <. mail carrier and number of mushers We're storm bound for three days This time will long h,. remembered hy all old timers as the time at which Geo. Carpenter a newspaper feperter. was frozen tn death The life at the road house II lnts time has been clcverly written bv Byaea it being recognized as one of his best efforts The story has never been dramatizcd to our knowledge. art tnis will be the first time an original Alaska play has ever been produced in this country and it is expected to he the greatest theatrical event in the history of this city. an event that every one in Alaska should take an interest iu. as tho characters are true to life. Every little detail in the road house at this time will be shown as near IS is possible to produce here
 In setcctiug the character of Anna Black CMother Woods) we have chosen
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

SEATTLE u.-= se JaHH Ea-.Hs former ffgS.a,.. af n. NaftHzs-'er# Steamship Ea. returned 'u a5-# HeH... H. Srauf# fHaa Iif Snrmr-. kHs. E,-- aar.Is Hs Ea~eHe aa- rHHHeai. # #l- declaration tHat fef the fre~ea' rs H..t. worked hand faf f..e#tg ssat-
 -Ffi aud UgHTzr .TH .Hrf..d s.. a ~HaEs s.-f and Intend t-= a#s. ir#
 Ta HgHatf 'Haf #a Intended s. ..fes fHa Alaska -f,HHsHH hu-5Ha=S HitE Capt E F Cain Mr Rp~aHa made Ha= HaI T had rrt he#eH' at fh- mat- asruntH heard If ff sa.y. aid u..
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

\ bluff is al rsHa 4 long 5= vau can keep the lid on.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

After coaxing ga fa sine I man is apt to wish he hadn't
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

\ girl doesn't mind having rcd hair unless you cstlt it that
 When a man isn't ashamed ta talk ef earning his bread and butter il amounts to q lat more than that.
 \ mau can endure most any disastcr hsffer thau having B lat 4f boys laugh af hun when he falls down "n 3u icy -iae0alk
 one of the most unreasonable traits of aWaman k the Vay she cam think il t-H-f her fauH when her husband cuts himself shaving
 r F woman cant convince herself #F other way that her husband loves her sHo can dn it hv remembering hs todd her SO heferr thrv Wrrr married.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
BRYCE AND
 LAURIER
Nuggets Spec taI Service

OTTAWA. tHH sH. #AHHhH~-..H=z Bryce H4- #t N=s-ases#H- far fHfz afr a= ea#i.r ## t.r H-e-t... Sa Wlff5# t.+Hti.# ##t 4 Nlt4- Iat .t.iaTtrz .H- some aH,la= aH aat.U#zz lad -..ttz== a..f aH fHr t#5#zfIfH.- #H##H G4z# arH#= =H h.t-- a-. f1-H St.-rz aud Canada
 'aHHH# and f#- British 1asttr,u.z.= H1E- Lad llaaHzHEz= ar lt45a5aua -H matters sgaessafHz Canada and ias Tut,d states taa 'ma um.. MH Britain Ha- come .. lear fHaf tH. afz
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
DoBBS ALASKA
 MOVING PICTURE co.

The D"bh> Alaska Moving Picture G". have q treat in store for the pep pie of this city in their great holiday shea un the I'd. and a play dramatized especially for them. tho plot being talk eu from the story The TGdv al Sis eos. by Rex Beach The scene k laid at th" road hon~, of Joe Siiscovieb in the k"ugruk mining district in tho spring of 1aot at which time Mother Woods. a well known pioneer of DaW-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
BULLDOG ARRESTS 4
 WASHER
PROTECTS MISTRESS AND HOLDS HER HANOVER FOR THE
 POLICE.
Nuggets Special Service

NEW YORK. Doc iu. - Calling h,r rgi bulldog tfni oha was near uy. Mrs Augusta EiyH. of tso- Madison avenue. srl him "u 4 man vha. she sats= Mas annoying her euly feday. and for nearly df,,cu minutes lh, aHi- mat fore the rlatHgz ar tbr man.
 Finally policeman appeared and th, dog WIS cau#a uG and thc man was takrn ta the E5-, tuHh street station Wbare he rat5 Hi-HHHe as Gsafes r. Baker zs ye5f- uld af se East Ie>th street. Ile e,a~ laeked uf, =efs tHe charge or disarl.rn conduct
 Her husband bring taken suddenly IL Mrs Rich oft her homo t" ea To l drug store Shg had ihe dog with hrr .Hd when aG9H bI1gk from Ham, ~ays that Baker Jprrolehcd her c1u- iHs her rndr5ria- names. and frfrd tu pat his arms arsmd Her
 Getting aaas from Htm. Mrs Rich railnd tp Fff who Nls across In, street The animal iauped for thc m8tH Baker lrisd ta dgh off tHe aui- mai. but the woman alged the dog nu. Bakers shout ud appeals ta Mir Rich finally attracted Policeman Me GnWm Whaa r. arrived Mf- Rich Catfed the dog Hud T ttA down at hsi faet
 That man saf a0l He deserved she said. Eff gavr it ta him good Now ! want him arrested"
 Mrs. Rich N.at re aHe tatioH hef-c where she madc The complaint. and Baker was locked Hf Hy refused t, discuss the charge
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
MATTERS
 RECORDED
FEBRUARY 10. 1908.
 Locations.

 Thistle cast slope af rapc Nome. Iau | Ea Roberts ct al The Big Four fraction. L. l.. Anvil creek. Jan. l. R. W. Bowen.
 Amended locations. Discovery on Rawhi,lc lode. and No. south or Discovery. Nov. 1S. t9o7. Peter Esch ct al.
 Conveyances. r. =. Epmig ct al tn Gsa S Walker. The Paine poda Toek. Sioux. cuckoo. Bank. Iowa. Pearl. pije situated Sim rock river and tributaries. Feb :. 1908.
 Proofs of Labor. NJ. I above Discovery uu Wonder creek. Colorado x Cape Nome Mining ee.
 Ert creek claim. Dalton suIrH. tsz II. smith
 zsua L.. L. cripple ri,er II smith
 NeHt. l.. l.. cripple. . IL smith. S'Hdad bench. Solomon river. Mari aana GirIsa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
 BREAKS
 RECORD
BRITISH TARTAR ATTAlNs SPEED OF 36.e52 KNOTS AN
 HOUR.
Nuggets epecIai Service

PORTSMOUTH. Eng Feb. h The British turbine torpedo boat destroyer Tartar has beaten all records for her class bs ~teamiug 26.a52 knots an hour against the tide on the admiralty course between Southampton and Mapliu Sands This record was made early in the week when the Tartar was being prepared for the official trials.
 The official trials took place today. and. carrying greater load than that stipulated in the contract the Tartar made q s57 knots. as mean of six runs. over the admiralty measured course. During q two hours test the vessel maintained speed of 34.7 knots an hour
 The Tartar is one of fleet of de- stroyers the contract for which calls for thirty-three knots Oil exclusively k used for fuel. She is 20 feet long. has draught of feet. and is l4.5OO hors, power.
 Previous 10 the trials of the Tartar the speed record was held by the Mo- hawk, d sister turbine vessel. She has a record of 34 1-2 knots an hour
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

fe.fI#E = tt. #azaaIs- wiGHE H... .II.ufaa srau rHH aash,r'aHa
 m. I#Hfst.ues between Ersa. aH4 Laurs.# ' expected fe d' much E aI- tarruE taE ru. HaEtsg t.. #4#ar If tH. ea#+#e+H- 4-e.tu- alth sum question
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES

EhiuHd sz Midujssj Sun Mining < Ditch ca. This casr cam, rcgulariv hyfp~r the cruu and a jury. Geo D. ScroHrfd argr1rug for plaintiffs and < T. Jyurey~ for t8e defendant Gas, reported by CordcHa Noble. stcnus rarh.r tunu stipulation of counsel defendant was allowed to nlc second amended answer on motion of Geo n Srhaiivli. with tho consent Of de- fsHdsut's counsel Che word "eastrrIy'' Wh.f.Nat + occurs ia thr complaint u-- .rlsErd stricken eut and the word -zaHtaarts~ substituted therefor Th, fHfs a~ ewraavled and sworn to ,ry ffe c1Sg wl~ as follows Hans I. WaIhv. .. N Morrison. F. J Grimm. r. :. N,G8tass Floyd Hall < f. Fox. C t;i. E=heff Hartr Nj W t.rttHth. i Il. Waad E \ simpson and \. Pal,t rHs.etes aaz -ratea ta tb, jury by rc- sna.s.s. aaun>.l aftgr which written f5ztru.t#aHz Fesn. laaHe-tyd by e;ea. D saaat'.#=a =at behalf 4f plaintiffs.
 TT Lguy~ and Gust Jacahson W..f.. each sworn aud testified eH b,- half ar p3iaun- mta ls o'clock noon aasn Inc ge aas admouishea and count aliaun.d wm D. n.
 r m
 Eluud ,tal t- Midnight Sun Min se N bitch ca Trial resumed. juror, Il. rrr~,a#s Gust Jacab-uu recalled b, HaHrn- faH further direct examiHg- ttuu and tH.rraft-t E Jacobson ,,ts saafn .saai te~iided aatfl r m whra eaHrf 4aimned unal Sa,urda, Fob i4H>. ta a. ra.
 rHita States t-. Walter F. Karn sa mutiaa af assistant r. :. attern,y thie sase vae ordered disuissad.
 Macdonald q. ll = Whistler et al John Ruste8rd presented bin Of excar- taH- when 21- zsfttad allowed aud signed hs s6e ,am. and relied and zuper-e,t.a= s-HF H0eF lu the za'7 of g 800
 Eas s= sam.r 4 Il. Judgment ta fI1nr If nIaHun for tg.8>> 5o and costs 7f- presented tn The court by T. N. Rod which Judgment was signed by fHs c"urf and filed.
 r"rie~ t~ Schoauer Jo, Mathews T VI. Reed presented an or,ler confirm iHe -a', vFtrit was signed bs Inc court and filed.
 Ekuad q al. ys Midnight sun Min ing * ptfea =" Al jurors Hat .u- gHsa7 ia fHe frial af this yase .Eafe ox- eHze1 uHHf Monday next at To T. u,l rrlai resumed jurors all present. k 1 faesh-aa aH tbr stand for further di- Ife=f examination by plaintiffs auG ifHzf.afteF=5 p. HaaedeH and F can ada r,#earH sworn and testified or behalf pf plaintiffs uHtH t4 o.cioci, naoH. when court adjourned aaH 1.i5 D m.
 1.f1 r..f
 EbIund 4 al ,- Midnight sun Min i in4 x pifeh ca. TrM resumed. jurors iaI1 rr.-raf F. Canada recalled for i further 3rrrt examination by plain tifs and thereafter Chris Knutson was sworn aHd testified "n behalf of plain l tins. and plaintiffs re-t
 Defendants case
 charles o Stevenson. F F. Earring ten and Wm. N SayercooI were each sworn and testified an behalf of de- feudaut until 1 D m. when the jury seas admanished and court adjourned uHtil Monday Feb la. 1a0S. at 10 a. m
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
JOHN sTENsfN WANTED.

George H. Clayberger, of Ballard. of John Stensen
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

Mrs. Robert Ster1N. whom most of us remember as making such success of CatashaW in the comic opera produced here in 1906 fr Jack Griffin has been selected to i'll the part of Billy Joycc.
 The rest of the cast is as follows. r. = Mail Carrier .......-p. r.. Boyd Joe SHsc"vich ..........Mr. A Brookcr John .......... ...-........-E NJ. Kiescte Miss Bradshaw Daughter of Anna
 Blaek1 ......=..-..--- Miss Henuir The Flying Dutchman. Harry Phillips Brick Lund of N 2o Buster
 Creek sassss....-.. Jack Leedy Eskimo Charlie Charlie onga- -tu-nuk
 The entir, east have their parts com mitted al this time and are working hard to rehcarsc every night until Inc date of the show. when finished rra- duetion will be the result.
 There will also be number of new moving pictures never before shown in this city. Each one a head liner on any circuit
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

Lemp's St Lotus Beer on drauaht at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

Weekly Nugget sent outside to your home address this winter for soc
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AND s-E LEFT HIM GUESSING.
~smlrs Directions et Lizzie Hela to
travelling Lawyer.

A New ycrs lawyer vas called -
Gently 20 4 hIIliet in BsrSs county.
Pennsylvania, IN the interest Of .
!l-l,s coal corporation. and now he Is
usiling This story ou himself:
Es vas driving along 4 country road
ami tsa-st he might have lost his
bearings. The village be wanted to
reach seemed elusive. so be halted IN
front oc farmhouse to make in
Iuir,es.
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German woman. who sspcd looking 4.
aim t-un beneath \ poke bcnnsc.
-caa you tel me how far IL Is TO the
lsxr village"
On. yast Ieedle vays.- came the
response
But. ny good woman. how far Is
II Is Il rvo, four. six or eight miles
That ) what want to know"
"Tlh. 7 uuss So
And Tie WaiI street LAWYER drove
IN wiser man
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