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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25

to the increase. They do not hesitate
in saying that the Southern Pacific
company is taking advantage of the
needs of Los Angeles in connection with
the big aqueduct.
The freight officials, on the other
hand, say that these rates are lower in
proportion than most other points, and
that there is a big difference between
cities close together in the territory
south of Mojave. The next step, they
say, is merely one of equalizing and
adjusting as fairness dictates.
Aqueduct officials expressed surprise
when their attention was called to the
plans of the railroad company. They
seemed unwilling to discuss the sig
nificance of the increase just now, as
negotiations bearing on the road
through Owens valley and the nearby
water projects are in progress; but
doubtless before the month has ex-
pired something will be done to get at
the bottom of the freight rate situation.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
STORM is SWEEPING VIRGINIA
COAST WITH UNABATED FURY

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 24.-The north
west storm sweeping the Virginia and
North Carolina coast continues tonight
with unabated fury, scores of vessels
are at the mercy of the gale, shipping
mas been interrupted and the intense
cold has increased the hardship of nav
igation. Tonight the wind is blowing
fifty miles an hour at Cape Henry and
sixty-five miles an hour off Hatteras.
The body of a seaman, name un-
known, clad ir oilskins and having on
d ltfe-preserver, was washed ashore at
Pine beach tonight.
The steamer jamestown of the Old
Dominion Steamship company, en- route
from New York to Norfolk, was re-
ported tonight by the wireless station
at the navy yard fifty milee off the
Virginia capes, unable to stem the
storm and put her nose into the capes.
The vessel is being slowly driven sea-
ward
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
EXCURSION TO BE HELD
BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The chamber of commerce is figuring
on running an excursion into the I'M
perial valley, starting Friday night,
February Z, and returning Sunday
morning, February 8. The trip will
include visits to Brawley, Imperial and
Calexico, while the train will be run to
the end of the railroad in Mexico.
"It is the intention of the chamber
of commerce to make this a business
mans excursion" Frank Virgins, Sec
retary of the organization, said yester-
day. 1.-THE purpose is to give the glad
hand to citizens of the valley and af-
ford Los Angeles merchants an oppor-
tunity of seeing the region"
A special train win be run, including
sleepers and dining car. The expense
will be in the neighborhood of $23 to $25
for each passenger. Those who have
not expressed a desire to go and who
wish to do so may send their names
and addresses to Mr.. Virgins.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
TWO CONTRIBUTE TO FUND
FOR 5ATTLEsHR'S SERVICE

1T vas all or account of the rain-tt
was the storm that did it," explained
frank Virgins, secretary of the cham
her of commerce, yesterday. You see,
subscriptions to the silver service for
the cruiser California have been hang
ing fire.
yesterday, when the mud was thick
est and clouds hung low, here comes a
man with twenty-dollar subscription
for the cruisers service, and not bad
second to him was another man who
donated $40 t. the same patriotic pur-
lose.
$50, YOU sea. the gloomy weather did
rome good.
II feel sure those men were so glad
over the prospect of rain coming to
save the country they just could not
help making good, liberal donations to
the patriotic cause. What we want is
more iain." added the secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
IN
HAYTI TAKE TOWN
American Consular Agent at st. Marc
Dismissed Because of His
Tendency to Aid
Rebels

PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, Jan. "a
The revolutioLists have taken possess
sion of the town of Port de Paix,
thirty-five miles west of Cape Haytien.
An English and French cruiser are
expected off the coast shortly They
will give protection to British and
French interests.
Charles Mot, the American consular
agent at st. Marc, has been removed
from office because of his complicitg y
with the rebels. Mot is a Haytien.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Haytien
officials in Port de Paix, on the north
coast of Hayti, have sought asylum In
the American consular agency there.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
ALEXANDRIA ABsoRBs ITS
NElGHBOR CITY DOLGEVlLLE

Dolgeville has been merged into AL
hambra as a result of the annexation
election held there in the rain.
OF the 142 votes polled in Alhambra,
only fifteen were against annexation.
In Dolgevllle there was much excite
ment the vote being fifty-six in favor
of annexation and forty-six against,
Dolgeville has two manufacturing
plants, the Alfred Dodge Manufacture
Ing company and Tallerday Pipe Man
ufacturing company.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
SYSTEM
DENOUNCED
IN NEVADA
HOUSE DEMANDS CONCESSION
FROM MINE OWNERS
Police Bill Which Has Already Passed
the Senate Is Held Up, Pend
ing WingfieId's
Reply
Ry Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
CARSON. New, Jan. PA sensation
was sprung on a number of the men,
bers of the legislature and the Mine
Owners association after the adjourn
ment of the house this afternoon. A
caucus was held on the floor in which
were represented a number of members
both in favor of the police bill and
those opposed to the measure.
1t was decided that all members of
the lower house demand that the Mine
Owners association do away with the
card system that has been adopted in
Goldfield, and that before the police
measure could be considered the body
would have to be assured that this
would be done. A telegram was
framed and sent to George Wingfield
and other prominent members of the
Mine Owners association.
It is the intention to hold the police
bill in committee until an answer has
been received to the telegram. AS the
assembly has adjourned till Monday
morning this will give ample time to
hear from the mine owners. The bill
has already passed the senate.
Assemblyman Tigh of Goldfield has
headed the movement and is receiving
the backing of Representatives Syphus,
Williams and others of the conserva-
tives who have helped form the ponce
measure.
It is generally conceded that the MEM
bers favoring the police bill will give
way on this matter in order to bring
their bill through. The fact that the
union men have made no demonstra-
tion since the session opened has been
with suspicion, but the devel-
opments of the last few hours have
done more to show their strength than
had been counted on by many men,
bers who supposed that they had
line on the situation.
The card system compels man to
foreswear his allegiance to the unions
before he can go to work in the mines,
and in the opinion of many of the
members this is a feature of the ex-
isting conditions of the southern camp
that must be done away with before
the lower house acts on the measure.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25

Nasal catarrh, an Inflammation of the
delicate membrane lining the air pas
sages. is not cured by any mixtures
taken into the stomach. Don't waste
time on them. Take Ely's Cream Balm
through the nostrils, so that the
fevered. swollen tissues are reached at
once. Never mind how long you have
suffered nor how often been disap-
pointed, we know Ely's Cream Balm is
the remedy you should use. Price soc.
II you prefer to use an atomizer, ask
for Liquid Cream Balm. It has all the
good qualities of the solid form Of this
remedy and will rid you of catarrh or
hay fever. No cocaine to breed a dread
full habit. No mercury to dry out the
secretion. Price 75c. with spraying
tube. All druggists, or mailed by Ely
Bros, 56 Warren street. New York,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
GOLDFIELD MINE OWNERS
CAN EMPLOY 1000 MEN
By Associated Press.

BY Assoclated Press
GOLDFIELD. New, Jan. 24.-The
Mine Operators association announces
that it can place 1000 more miners at
once.
Local miners will be given the pref
erence. but if the requisite number is
not obtainable by next Tuesday men
will be brought in from Utah.
The Gem lease, which has been en-
ploying Western Federation miners,
has closed down, and the Florence An
mex will close tomorrow. Both will
start up with Independent miners.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
BOYS ARRESTED, CHARGED
WITH STEALING SHOES

Arthur Lehman, aged 13 years, who
lives at 449 Savannah street, and
Lewis Abouisia, u years of age, who
lives at 612 Mission, road, were arrested
last night by Detectives Steele and Nc
Cam and sent to the detention home
on charges of petit larceny.
The boys are accused of stealing
pair of shoes from a store at Sixth and
Spring streets. They are already on
probation from the home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
SOME EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
RAISE THEIR JOB FEES

Laboring men have complained at
the city hall that certain employment
agencies arr doubling their fees.
There appears to be no regular grad
uated scale of fees for procuring jobs,
and as these are scarce now the agen-
cies place premiums thereon as the
managers fancies dictate.
The police board may consider COM
plants officially shortly If they do not
cease
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
MARK TWAIN MUST
SEEK MILDER CLIMATE
TO RESTORE HEALTH
Noted Humorist and Author Will Sail
for Bermuda, Where He viii
Pass Remainder of
Winter
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-His physicians
having recommended his sojourn in a
milder climate for the rest of the win
ter, because Of a lingering attack of
laryngitis, Samuel l.. Clemens Mark
Twain) will sail for Bermuda tomorrow
Mr.. Clemens has been in bed for sew
eral days and said yesterday that he
did not intend to get up until it was
time to start for the steamer which
will take him south.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
FIRST CHIEF OF INDIANAPOLIS
POLICE DYING IN LOS ANGELES

David I. Powell, the first chief Of po-
lice of Indianapolis, Indiana, and
father of the present quartermaster
general of that state. is dying at the
Masonic home in this county of pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Powell came to Los Angeles sew
eral years ago for his health and until
recently, when he was attacked with a
severe cold, had not been sick for
months
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
NEW YORK BURIED
UNDER FOOT OF SNOW
1Continued from Page one.l

(COnt1nued from PaGe One.D
Durand said that in nearly every in
stance the actual rate paid by the
Standard was less than the rates fixed
Railway company.
II made the examination of these
records myself" said Mr.. Durand, "and
cannot be mistaken"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
Letters of Administrator f.sked

A petition for letters of administra-
tion of the estate of A. e. Taylor was
Yesterday filed in the superior court by
A. T. Taylor, father of the deceased
Taylor died May 6, leaving an estate
valued at $4,000. consisting mostly OF
real estate.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
Accounted For

Mr.. Bacon-This milk tastes different this
morning. dear. Have you been changing your
milkman?
Mrs. Bacon-No; but I understand his well
went dry and he's using water from the one
nsxt door. r.-Yonkers Statesman
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25

For good home cooking at moderate prices
we can't be excelled trial will convince
you.
SOT West Seventh street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
RAISE RATES ON
AQUEDUCT FREIGHT
CITY OFFICIALS WILL COMBAT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MOVE
New Tariff for Points South of Mojave
Will Add Thousands of Dollars
to Cost of Construction
of Waterway

City officials learned yesterday that
the proposed increase of rates an
nounced by the Southern Pacific COM
pany to points in north Los Angeles
county wouIu add thousands of dollars
to the construction expenses of the Los
Angeles-Owens river aqueduct.
Though the new tariff will not go
into effect for sixty days, and although
Los Angeles gets half rates for most Of
its aqueduct freight, the proposed in
crease is from to 20 per cent, and as
the shipments will keep on increasing
for the next five years the aggregate
will in the end be a vast sum of money.
Rate clerks are now at work on the
tariff, the principal point interesting to
Los Angeles officials being Lancaster.
sixteen miles from Elizabeth lake, Fair
mount tunnel, where the principal work
is now being done.
The present rate to Lancaster from
Los Angeles is 40 cents a hundred
pounds ON machinery, SO cents hum
dred on groceries and $3.50 a ton on
lumber in carload lots. There are many
other items listed under the western
classification.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
Mayor Favors Action

Mayor Harper said yesterday that he
believed something must be done to see
that the city is not charged freightage
on a higher basis than now, as the esti-
mates on which the aqueduct is to be
built do not contemplate any increase
In freight rates. The thousands of
tons which the city will need transpor-
tation for, it was hoped, would keep
the rates down at a bedrock figure.
Merchants in Acton, Palmdale, Lam
caster, Vincent and Antelope valley
points are already sending strong pro-
tests to the railroad officials objecting
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
Shoes Half Price and Less

over two hundred big display bargain
tables are displaying shoes for men,
women and children, on sale in many
instances Tor half price and less. Con-
vince yourself and come to the
MAMMOTH SHOE EoUsE.
619 South Broadway.
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AMERICANS
 ARE GREAT
 MEAT EATERS

WASH1NGTON. Aug - The bureau af labor have just reported upon q thor uugh investigation of the conditions of living of American laborers. as com pared wltH tbas, of the working class es of England and Germany The TO- results are ~urprl-ing as we'll as grati- fying For one thing. the time-hon- ored belief accepted as indisrutable fact. that England held the palm for beef-eating is disprovcd b ythe stats- ties. The American and his family eats a great deal more meat than the English
 The bureau lays emphasis upon the food that the American eats The table of tbe American workman is more abuudantly supplied and with far i greater variety. t is declared. than eitfef the German or the English Tn food of fine American workman costs more. but his taolc does aot requir. nearly so large wage percentage as that of the Englishmau or the Ger man.
 Another joy that the Amerocan Ia. horer is able to experience by his standard of li4ing is that of Keeping his family together. Statistics show that the family of the American living at home k larger than that of the Ger man or the Englishman. The Ameri- can industrial family averages slight ly more than five p,.rsons. with three children to a family living at home.
 The reports indicate that the posi- ton If the English workman k more fortunate. in regard to wages. rental and food than the German. but that in all these particulars the honor goes to the American.
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Continued from Page i0


 r.. fBr -,.,sarrf .ound tbe PatJr,r put a-t a Hrrrt and tked round the coon. rh. ,<a5faHeHt iH this Fauad Nas n- aa... and fl Was thought that Joe was .e.n. reeH tHs rallied towards thr -, and m fHa arxI thfee round Was ,ld -.Hf aad selt Nelson busy.
 l.auAd- r. la nd II were fast and mtou- The Eatler administering fear ful punishment on Cans in the fighting t seemed that Cans must soon go to O.. Hour Int h, managed with his ,ld- rw. ramua .o avert a knock-out. %,l.ou. who laade several hets that he .auII rut his man to sleep before tseEtg umds vent after his man, ,uturg -Wmgug. hooking and jahbing Ie- all oycr t.e ung Stnl Cans kept H- fret and Naa fighting wildly. and h. la-t his uld eeneralship.
 In tHr 2oth raurd Nelson Hoored his man with twins Cans took the count of seven, and Noison allowed him time tl.cpll,st his seattered thaugl ts before he went after hIm again. When Cans sru, t1 his corner this time he was rr,"gy and inforded his seconds that he vas all n. Coming on In the 9lst round Nelson mct him with left hoo. which hrnuaht him to the floor where t" took tn count of nine. Rising on his feet again. the Ratter went after him like tiger and administered a blow which almost put Joe through
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C Me Felix
BOY MURDERER BREAKS
 DOWN ON WAY TO PRISON

STOCKTON Aug. Stockton Wit= messed the last detail of one af the mesl sensational eases eyer tried in san Jau4uiu county courts today. when Elmer Helm. s2 years of age. convict ed of the murder of an aged Fresno g"uplein a lanr cabin near that city. and sentenced tu Folsom for life. was taken ks Deputy Sheriff Black ta th1t prison. Tho hoy was neatly at tired and zcrupulnusly clean. His hair aas brushed carefully and hls face showed clearly how kccnlyhe frit the humiliation as he was led ta the train. Ns he bade his brother. Willis Helm. go"d-bye. his voice faltercd. tears came to his eyes. and his frame shook like leaf Though partners in crime. both being implicated in the murder of the aged couple. the two brothers had great love for each other and we're constantly together. Willis Helm the Worse criminal of the two. will spend tae remainder of his life al san Quen- tin. He is already a victim of con sumption. and the two years which he has spent in the county jail has ac- celerated the ravages of the disease.
 Blatz Private Stock at the Bank.
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STEAMER LIGHT
 MEETS MISHAP

E.rfy uf thr eaf5= if Nae mot yuu lder.#i tfr ts Make any attrmrt to uara hare rae saa mn high and la 1Ez .emf aH= Hfefe well laasa -Ha tnm.l herself aHh thc u.-uu that on. ol har euard blanks au t.- I-f. .i1e. a#a~HIls. feeseHrI aud maHt a .e.tIm at abaal ! -f.,t was tara .n laHH= sSpt sol m pn,tu- HJs H-f hold hsrWesH r.e dock and ,he plank ing Al Mee everything g8s duur tt fetrHa water frm getting m. EHH- lots and canvas We're nailed .u. Gaf
 turing these operations about two f-s. .f water eat # 4H9 collected ii Ha .tt eawmrment. %a -rrinu- duar.
 dome however. except [, spoil
 lA hundred bounds 4f goods hal ty Iuged t5 different merghaut- here and the loss Will be adjusted by In. uur,f- of inc steamer
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NELSON KNOCKS OUT
 CANS IN TWENTY-FIRST

the rapes. helpless. limp mas af bat tered humanity.
 Crowd Rises to Feet.
 As the coon went to the Heer the fans rose te their feet cheering NeI= san again and again The batller MS surrounded bt hundreds If admirers who goueratulatcd him on his succ,ss Nelson did not book much the worse for wear and was better in the latter part af the Gght than when he started
 The betting at the riugside Waz C tr 10 "u Cans. but very little money changed hands
 The receipts from the eihimafeef4tr concessions Wctr cuoruuts.
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CAUGHT IN A HEAVY GALE 4 ST. MICHAEL AND SPRINGS
 A LEAK

fAlEEANkS The steamer J. P Iight mel with an aaaH.al saua l... da}= agu at ~t Mi.l4.t i4-t Ai4 Aaf up fur rpar. fora e.. aas. uaa dam- board Hrr ,uueieu.d ts fHuhaHs= nar- chants
 ttn tine mninaaa ri tH-z tts laaf went .nt [. u..t tl.. -t.am-MI. Ilsa- aes te.tte,.ua seHa af HaH. ealaa TE- weather at tne fua.A4. Hu. and rnn- tinued SO mtu Jhe morning of t.e llr when heavy gal. spne ur without warning. aud seHe G5 tHa soc
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TO MARRY
 YOUNG JAP
VERY WEALTHY HElRESS OF PITTsBURG ANNOUNCES
 ENGAGEMENT.

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THE PASSION PLAY.

Every man. woman aH9 child sill a,. oniE ,nias raIs gAIl performance. bll NtI bs held -r.IboWd ~ tar iahf of the fascinating and sublime ul-.l1. moving pictures uI aaf sas5ar aad t.v multitude and the haaagfal -arauul- ing scenes \ thr bahbs shau Satur- day night
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RUEF-S AFFIDAVIT PURGEo
 OF VICIOUS MATTER

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WHERE IS
 JOHN ].
 HEALY?
ARRIVALS FROM DAWSON SAY NOTED OLD TIMER OtsAP-
 FEARED FROM THERE.

HeaH.e aha iNss HeaeHtIe arrived H NaMa hmm laa.uH r.feHa tA4t capt John j. ii.aN H "Id-fae fame. dis rgsafel ..m. IHr ago frum fhe Iia- feI N-HH-ra m that cty and t11t fin. H'far HH= s.fl=ed r 5fflr =easafiaH
 HHr captain. N.,r.1haus had uot h.eH te4ra.t when rt ffzilef4 to Nome H.ft fHe uuur aam,#.
 tti af-HfItaring, #f- If rHr mHs- l.fHa faI.f.. uut tl- pa4-auItes hc- HeFe fHH he must haze since shaNn ap. a- his continued absence. tyauhl haea rr.lfeI mole noise.
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p. D. WINTER NEARLY
 WELL AS EVER.

P. D. Winter. who received injuries in the railway accident which oe- cured last Saturday near Iron creek has returned to the city and expects to be around again tomorrow or the following day.
 One side was rather severely bruised and the pressure caused a slight con gestion oi the lungs
 Al the time of the accident he was standing with Dr. Whitehead on tho fiat e,r The Doctor had his gun in hand watching for a shot.
 Alr. Winter remained a, Waskev's camp after the occurrence of the h. mentable accident.
 6latz Private Stock at the Bank.
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t'ihi I"ti htt ta HsatiH 1aiiills NhE. $. leo>
 Bcitu Barker "a Prank Nash sept 9. lan>. Sophia Claim.
 Quartz Location. Black Joe NJ. situated com North star creek. Sept |, taoN. C. r. Chris taffcrscn
 Auengola lode. altuated on the riert Imit of Nortr star creek. Sept 4. IaoS. .G F. ChristaGefaeH. Lenara lode, aH F. Ia If Penny river Sept. :. 1908 G E. ehrfstaacrsen. EIauk Joe No 2. on North Star creek Sept 4 leoS. Sophia cHristanerscu.
 Proof of Labor. Discovery on Otter creek. for year ending Dee. 3l. lsoS. II Finley. Argyle and queen on Glacier creek, for year ending Dee 2l. 1908. l.. Best.
 Proof of Labor. Nn. 2S above on Solomon river. for year ending Dee. aI, 1soS. F. NJ. Har- ish-
 Hayner bench. for year ending Dec T. 1908 Dan Kelly
 No. l3 Dexter for year ending Dec 31. 190S Tom Gaffney.
 Nos. l6 and F below discovery on Shovel creek, for year ending Dee. 21 l90S j \ Webb
 No. ? Grass sulch. for year ending Dec. 31 19oS, Tom Ganney
 Gaphn bench. for year ending Dec 31 1908. Dan Kelly.
 Diana bench. for year ending Dec B. 1908 Tom Gafney.
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FOR RENT.

Nice to--fs4fm furnished cabin wftH large cache. ss1 r. the lst of JaH- lnGuit- If F F Hunt at Nugget nf- rlcy.
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elstz weiner Beer at the Bank.
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MATTERS
 RECORDED
Power Of Attorney

peHa Barker fu Ebhiu Merrill. Aug 5 lg0N
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9r.nite mlrino Candle. ar. the best
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sIatr Private Stock at the Bank.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best
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slstz Private Stock at the Bank.
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! the ropes. helpless. Umr ma af bat.
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Delta Barker te Prank Nash sept. 9.