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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14
la RCOMPBNIA De
zarzueIa Vigil en-
Caguas.
Para eli mi6TCOIsS Sc anunGi6 sI be-
neficiO Es las tipIes seTOTas Que
10Y FradO.
Una Causa POH aCOmstimisntO ' agre-
sion fu6 SpbIeseida.

Mayo 11.-El sSbado ca 10 nochs y
Segda RnunCiam0s. GO Fta;iz6 on 81 "Man.
riqus" la fduci6n de gsRcia del primer
{ nor o6mico BefioF B lFTRj6o, con los obEau
terrible P6fes," Tambor de Granade.
Ton'' y "Punlo de RolaD" On las gus ira.
bsjRRon muY bien los s'Chicch" del cuRdro.
ri bsneGeis fQ6 cRluEosamente sp!au-
dido , Feeibi6 de manos del Rnr Iona
unG postal con vaEiaB monedas dc GRO, OBJ
sequio de vaEioB de aus padEinoB.
Las B:ioTGB Quer6 y PFRdo, FoCibisEon
muChes aplaUsoB 81 tsatro Bs vic compile
tamento ll0no es8 noche prussia inequfvo'
CO de Las muchN RimpRtfaB que tisns BA'
FEsj6n en- CsguRF.
El microbes 30 dsspids pRFa Guyana
Ia troups con 0l bentfCio de lea tiples
QuoE6 y Prado que gozRn dc gran aatinA'
ci6n'
La fauci6n eRtt d0dica Ia & las damRB y
p6blfCO en- gsn0Fsl
Pr6speroB negocioB muchos aplauEoB
desasmos lR compaflfR tanto On GuRya'
ma, como en- cuRlquisF otVo punto que pi'
sen duRante So tuFnes aEt(stica PoF Am6.
rice.
-El bAila de auochs en- 81 Union
Olub, EeHult6 POGO suimado ? OoncuTTilo
peBaT del mucho entuBiRamo qua habfR
entire 10 juvsntud.
In Directive eGtuvo muY obssquioga
esp 6ndidG con todos lcB concGFE0nteB y
81 "Carnst' 90 Oumpli6 fntegEo, por 10 que
damoB nuegtEoB pl6CemeB 81 pund0nOroBo
cueTp0 administrative del sim ftic0 Club.
LA CRuBR que poT sCometimisnto y
RgFeBi6n se Beguia contra loB ssfioFeB Mar.
cos Gim6nGz Jea6E SolRno, por ol sx
cRbo BRlbaI. hR Eido sCbFasefdR, poF viPtud
de una exception peTentoFiR pFassntRdR en-
81 actO del juioio pOr 81 abOgado Gim6neE
GREcfo.
Como aCusadoT On osta cRuBR 90 hRlla
81 Fiscal del DiRtrito senior Aponte, Ia
denunciR hAbfA sido hGchs en- lG ofcina
del Fiscal Torres Grau, de esR capital.
-AComps 1SdRs de don C6ndido Ssll6B
eatuviercn aver aquf las amablos Himp6'
ticaB gefioFiEaB de San Lorenzo In6B y En-
CRrnRCi6n Sell6V, 6 quisneG tuvimos Il
honTa de EaludaE y quien0s TogEssarOn
anOChs & Hu reOidenCiR dc aquel pintoreBCo
pueblo.
Don JoE6 Boada, ha alberto una
agenciR funsFREia en- eAtR CiudRd pFOoiog
sUmamente m6diCoR.
-El ae61r Gonz6Iez SerFano hR tFaB'a
dado 80 eatRbleCimisnto 'El VolCfn" & 10
cRll0 GAutier Benftsy.
lei Bsfior Eduardo Rodrfgusz FsrFsr,
emplaRdo dE este Ay untamionto, 30 halla
ligsFRments enfsrmo.
Nos psFmitimo8 lamar ID atGnci6n
del BtfioE MRnRiqu8, para que nos fja 81
p6bIiCO 81 Tsglsmento interior del tsAtFO y
fjaFnoH 81 en- 81 Hs autOFiza les mujsFea
de vida airRda & oCupar lunetaB al lRdO do
seIioEaH = ssfloritsu dignas del EGBpeto ,
consideration de todo Rl mundo.
"ComprfmRBe" esa inmoFalidad poF quien
corresponds, pues de 10 OontEaFio muchAE
familiRn So pTivaF6n de il al coligeO por no
eBtar diBpusStRs GonBentiFlO.
-Hs EsgEsuAdO dc New York nuGBtEo
joven amigo Ismael Villsriny, hijO del
ssCFstaFio de esta alCsldia y quien visne
con objeto de exRminarB0 para octave
gFado = obtenOr beCs.
Nueltro BaIudo al eatudiogo amigo.
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Buena OCCASION.

Una persona con pE6Ctics mercantil, =
0atendido, tRmbi6n, On tsnedurfa do ibE0B,
dsIeR ObtsneF una colooaoi6n como agOnts
viAjero ca un elCEitoFio. DiChR persona
o., actuHlmsnte, CsjOTo de una fFma dc
eAta plaza para TafeE0noiaB puedOn diFi'
jirBe-6 & 81. & B. spaEtado ndm. 445.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14

Habichuelas Coloradas 5 ctvs. libra.
Encurtidos bills de Is on. IL lI2 cts. btl.
Jab6n Octag6n 3 liz ctvs. Ia barra.
tella de Horliek's. 25 ctVs. btl.
Habichuelas blar cas-. 4 3T4 la libra.
Ciruelas exqukitas. 60I70 8 IL cts, Ia ID.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14
SUGESOS ENL IS[R
TeIegIanas De ID PQIiGia.

~-MayGgiiaz, Mayo 10 - Acomps hRd &c
Loo detectives Ortil, ssgarrn sil6n, han
aErs1tado Rafael BalIejo CandslaFio
Mph H. Ei pTimSrO autor ds dos diStin-
too huEtoB do OAbToT ComstidoI On San
GsTmfn y rsCupeTndo1 ca elta Ciudad; be
pFosontado contra loI mi1mog dGnuncia
poE eBCaIamisntO On primer grado, Cometi.
do On San GeEm6n 81 3 de AbTiI, al Irge
nisFo franc6 NJ. Ligoisr, ocupRnd0 tfsCtoB
Eobados. En- este inyfBtig oi6n oooper6 6
interVino el tsn'ente VillaTioi. OtFa de-
nunCiR poT sseslRmionto se hR pYeSanta 10
contra UsndslARio Muhs2, comOtido On ls
hacienda Ratins dc CRbo Rojo, ocupRndo
paTts de lag pYendGU. Esto1 individuoI
son iCenciados do pF0sidio Fesidfsn %
estes GltimoB meseS On San GsEmGn. Luis
Mil6n, Cabo dsEeotive..
CaguaS.-Anochs on uni6 guRrdia EG
tFonSa BoRpFendf jugada & 10 pFohibido
aEEeItando Bisto individuou y oCupando
dinsro 1tiles Antonio FOEEARi, cRbo.
Gurabo.- GuaFdia Burgess aErsIt5 On
baFFio CoInds 8 Hs.asIi0 Lopez poH In.
fraction dol aEtfoulo 259 dol C6dig3 penal.
FL migmo guATdis q sTFeStsF Juan
Co8me, indiViduo de mRloB antscedentos,
eta 10 aComOtt6 81 guRrdis con una naVR.
jG = piedTGg tOnisndo que haCOr uEo do Il
fuOEsR para reduCiEIo Il obedisncis, 81
liondo 81 guRrdia con una confusion en- Ia
cara = ol Cogm0 con OtFR de mRcRnR Bobra
an ojo.-Oabo EchsvsERfs.
San SsbaStiSn.-El domiggo giOte p. m.
iudividuo Juan Quinoneg, armada de ma
thstS J puf.l ultrsj6 & l. j6vsn Maria
MondoE del baPEio CaIRbazR dojEndola
RbRndonRdR en- un monte , d6ndon0 lu0go
Il fugs. Es peEIeguido poP fQsTxR de
cite puszto. .-Cabo Sharon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14
ESPECIAL
DEPARTMENT. DE WHERE'S.

Peras de New Jersey, latas de lbs. e
ctvs. La lata.
Macarrones, paquete de | lb. 8 cts. pOr pa
Tomato Standard, latas de lbs. II liz
ctvs Ia Iata.
Maiz en- iata de Is cts. 10 lI2 cts. Ia lata.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14

pronto EostablsCimi0ntO 81 eHtimabl0 com
patriots,
-El inspector m6diCo do sanidad del
distrito NoFto hR ComenzRdo aver una
detsnida inBpOCoi6n en- los d0p6Hitos para
vonta dc lscha de ls CiudRd = Bus bRRFioF.
Dee de aStoB fuaEon ClauBurRdoS aver poF
no rsuniE IaB condolences neo0saFiRE.
Las siguienEss Vants do az6CRE fueE0n
h0Chan ayer 6 iltims hoFR. De la haoi0n'
de- 5Rn CriHtobRI" de Nsguabo, 1000 S.
COS a86caF, pueBtoB boFdo On 81 vRpOF: 4
81 OF quintRI. CompFadoR0s FEitzo Lundt
y 90. De ID hacienda Santa, JuanR" dc
CEguaR, 500 aacoS 4 $407 quintRl, Com
pradoReB ''5obEinoB do Esquisga."
May aplaudida fa6 anoCh0 en- 10 re-
tretR lR banda del Fegimisnto dc P. Rico.
El publico hiso EOpetiF "CabRlleria Rus.
tiCana" que fu6 ej0Cutada msgiHtTalmente
por la refeEidR banda.
-Ha Bido inBcrito en- 81 RegiEtFo civil
de Ia ciudad, el matEimonio de la SsfloFR
Carmen AlarC6n con el sF. Joaquin Jar.
quez. 81. Sr. JsTqutz ea muy Conocido en-
eata CiudRd psFtsneCs una de BUB pEin
cipRlsB caaas de ComsECio. Dicho 0nlace 60.
re- On bEsve PeRlizRdo canonicRmente
Hay muChR snimaoi6n para OOnou'
EriE eI Babado pF6ximo al hip6dEomo con
motive do loB JuegoB RtlsticoB que 20 han
Do afsctuRr ali entire log RifioB de ls Es'
Cusla Normal dc Rio PiedEaB , loH dol
Alta EScuslR de Ponce
-RestablOcid do lR anfermsdRd que Il
aqueiRra duEante algdu tismpO hR vu0ltt
haceEBe cargo do 90 kioRko on la plaal
principal de 10 CiudRd 81 gsfioE CTiGt6bR
Ryan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-14

En- Osts impronta as vSnds de psp0l
psRi6dico yioio s $500 log 48 kiloa (eOs
QuSnfGl1
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Californians on Travels

New York, Oct 1.-The following
CaIifornians : are in the city: From
San Francisco-Horace Hill, Manhattan.
E. Kruse, Netherland; C. Ray Martha
Washington; w. E. Welborn. Girard,
j. Adamson. Grand Union: j. T. Hirsch,
Arnisty, Holland House; A. Sutro, Her
aid Square hotel; Mrs. +. Clark Meth
erland, e Boesche, st. Denis; J. S:
Godeau, Grand Union; Mrs. E. L. Hunt,
E. L. Hunt, Hotel Belmont: j. d. Jes-
sup. Mrs. j. ID. Jessup, Hotel York;
Mrs. J..F Mooney, ] F. Mooney, Hotel
Belmont; c. A Williams. st. Denis; G.
Union Square; F. G. King. Grand hotel;
F. Oehlert. Mrs. F. oehlert. Herald
Los Angeles-D. Van wagener. Gill
sey house; J. H. Martindale, Grand; c.
T. Morris, Mrs. G. It. Morris, Grand
Union; c. II. Putnam, Hotel Belmont !;
]. W. Ring. Victoria: L. j. Plummer,
Stokes, Mrs. J. H. Stokes Hotel Ma
varre; p. w. Thompson. Hoffman house.
Pasadena--A A. French, Gregorian.
Sacra amento-A. K. Foster, Mrs. A. K
Foster. Park Avenue; f NJ. Jones, Hoff-
10 oakland-c. W. Pangburn, Astor
house.
London. Oct. 1.-Anthony Lamy,
Clementine Lamy and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A Skinner OF Los Angeles registered
at the Herald, bureau<to
Paris, Oct. Is. Anspacher of San
Francisco and Mrs. Frank Moff1tt of
Oakland registered at the Herald bu-
reau today.
stresa. Oct. Raphael WE'LL of San
/ francisco. in "35" De Deon automo-
bile: arrived at the Grand Hotel des lies
-Borromees here today.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
CALIFORNIA IS THIRD
IN GOLD PRODUCTION
Colorado Leads in the Yield of
Both the Yellow Metal =
and Silver

WASHINGTON; Oct. l-The prodpc-
tion Of gold and silver .byttAe mines Of
the United States for. the calendar year
1907 as determined by the bureau of
the mint and geological survey acting
in conjunction, aggregated ABA, 50 (
ounces of fine. gold Of the value Of
S90,435. 700 and 5e.5l4.7O0 ounces OF sill
yer Of commercial value averaging 66
cents per ounce. or. S37. .299, 700. AS COM
pared with the output of 1906 the COM
mercial value. on account of the decline
in the price Of silver. was S95S.70 less.
Colorado leads in the production Of
both gold and silver. having furnished
so, S97, 900 Of the former and ST,5S7, 600
of the latter metal
Alaska produced SIS. 4Ss. 400 in gold,
followed by California with $16.S5S, SOC;
Nevada with $l3s41l.000; Utah with
S5.I2I.60o. South Dakota, S4.13s. 200;
Montana. s3.z72, 500; Arizona, 81, ,664, 600;
Idaho. SI255.900 and oregon $1.222, ZOO
Next TO Colorado in tire production Of
silver Utah. S7.52S. 500; Montana with
S7.345. 500; Nevadas S5.465, 100: Idaho,
S5.206.300; Arizona. sIs1e,o00, and Call
fOrnia 81 1.043. 800
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
FIGHTS AGAINST GAMBLING
Southern Pacific Man Leads
Crusade in Reno
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

RENO. NeYs. Oct. 1.-Guy V. shoup,
agent of the legal department. of the
Southern Pacific in Reno, has accepted
the position as chairman of the Anti
gambling league here and will be the
chief adviser of the league in it's fight
to pass the antigambling ordinance at
the special election to be held October
q. Shoup has outlined plans for the
campaign and the election will be
hotly contested. 1t may overshadow
the presidential campaign for brief
time.
The saloon element has seen to IL
that every possible voter for their cause
has. registered, and the fact has. de-
xeloped that many were brought into
Reno six months ago ia establish. a
residence to gain the right to vote.
Runior has it that Shoup's connec-
tton with the fight in so prominent a
manner means that the Southern Pa
cffic is interested in the outcome of the
affair, although for what reason no one
Ventures to say. Shoup has planned
several rallies at which he and other
speakers will address the gatherings on
the proposed election. urging them to
down the gambling evil in the city OF
Reno.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
MAYOR TAYLOR ASKED
-. TO REMOVE BRODERICK
Municipal Civil Service EN-
ployes' Association Opposes /.
:. Superintendent of Streets

A committee representing the muni-
cipal civil Service. employees association,
composed OF u. H: Zemanslxy, T.. r.
Zion: and N: E. Maison; called on Mayor
E: r. Taylor yesterday to urge. upon
him the necessity of abiding by the
decision handed down. by: Judge Buck
that p. Broderick. not being ON the
civil service list, had no legal. right
to hold. the position of. superintendent
of street repairs under the board of
public works The committee declared
that 1T understood that several promi-
nent citizens were urging the retention
of:Broaerick. They asked that he be
removed without awaiting the. result of
am appeal from Judge Bucks decision.
The mayor was of the opinion that
heads of departments should have some
discretionary power in the matter of
appointments calling for peculiar fit
ness: The committee suggested that
the provisions of the charter did not
admit of such q course.
/ 1t was further pointed out by the
committee that more violations of the
civil service scheme had been COM
mitted during the year just past than
for four years previous. and that while
Michael Casey professed adherence to
the charter. he was most persistent in
his efforts to override it's provisions.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Gay World Condemns Fat

The Empire and the Directoire gowns
having come to stay, fatness is de trop
that is to say mot in it, Fat ladies
are ;threatened with being wiped off
the. map.
E. There is one loophole of escape.
however, for the overfat lady. Let her
get one of the large cases of Marmola
Prescription: Tablets and take one
after each meal and at bedtime. and
pretty soon she: will notice she will be
wearing. the new mode with satisfac-
ton to: herself and the CONSERVATION of
her dear enemies.
:. These cases of Marmola Prescription
Tablets; which. by the way, being made
strictly in accordance with the famous
Marmola Prescriptions, are. perfectly
harmless, contain such a !. generous
quantity of tablets that they last a
long time and are found to be most
economical, costing, as they do, only
l5 cents They are also a very pleasant
method to adopt, for they render Diet
ing and exercising entirely unneces-
sary All druggists keep them. or they
may be obtained from the Marmola
Company, Detroit, Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
COURTS
BLAMED FOR DELAY !.
Chief. Justice Beatty Suggests
How to: Give Personal Dam. :.
age Suits Precedence

Chief Justice Beatty of the supreme
court has declared that neglect on the
part of superior court judges causes the
congestion of the calendar. He con-
demned the practice ..of superior court
Judges taking a so days vacation each
year. and he has recommended the
abolishment.. of court stenographers as
biirdensome on litigants. suggesting
that litigants wanting notes should Sc
vised that the Legislature pass a. law
making personal damage suits emer-
gency. cases.
The recommendations and views of
the chief justice came during confer
ence with a committee from the San
Francisco labor council in his chambers
early in the week. The idea of ad-
vancing personal damage suits on. the
calendar was the matter the committee
came to talk about. This committee
will report to the labor council tomor-
row night and the council will be asked
to get pledges from incumbent superior
judges and candidates along the lines
suggested by the chief justice
The case of Whitaker VS.. the Califor-
MIA door company. where a Is year old
boy had secured judgment against the
defendant corporation. and then had
waited five years before affirmative
Judgment came from the supreme court,
and the recent case of Jones; VS. the
United Railroads, where a plaintiff got
a $4,000 verdict after waiting a year
for trial in the superior court; then
after waiting two more years for hear
ing in the supreme court, compromised
for $4,000, We're brought to the atten-
tion of the chief justice. He said he
recognized the existence OF. the evil but
contended that the superior court Judges
were to blame. He suggested that the
Legislature be asked to give personal
injury cases priority on the calendar.
and said the court would be only too
willing to carry out such law. In
cases involving peculiar hardship where
the claimant had become destitute. he
said the tribunal would be. willing to
advance the hearing upon the calendar.
He went on to criticise the institution
of shorthand reporters who he said got
better salaries than the judges in some
cases. The practice of SO days vaca-
tion, he said, brought much of the de-
lay in cases. He himself had not taken
vacation in 10 years. The popular
impression that the supreme court is
to blame for delays, he said. was
wrong; the superior courts have, he
said, brought most of the delays.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
LIES ROAD
smoothed by Change of Food

Worry is a big load to carry and an
unnecessary one. When accompanied by
Indigestion it certainly is cause for the
blues.
But the whole trouble may be easily
thrown off and life's road be made
easy and comfortable by proper eating
and the cultivation of good cheer. Hear
what Troy woman says:
1.-TWO years ago made the acquaint-
ance of Grape-Nuts and have used the
food once day and sometimes twice.
ever since.
cat the time I began to use 1t life
was a burden. I was for years afflicted
with bilious sick headache caused by
indigestion, and nothing seemed to re-
lieve me.
The trouble became so severe I had
to leave my work for days at a time.
MY nerves were in such a state 7
could not sleep and the doctor said /
was on the verge of nervous prostra-
tion- / saw an adv. concerning Grape
Nuts and bought a package for trial.
What Grape-Nuts has done for me is
certainly marvellous. can now sleen
like child, am entirely free from the
old trouble, and have not had a head
ache in over year. I feel like a new
person. have recommended Ii to 9TH
ers. One man I knew ate nothing hut
Grape-Nuts. while working on the ice
all winter, and said he never felt bet-
ter in his life
There's a Reason
z Name given by Postum Co. Rattle
Creek. Mich. Read THE Road to We'll
ville." in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter: A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
'MARUM'S' IDENTITY
IS ESTABLISHED
Democratic Headquarters In
. : formed That Spellbinder Is
Marcum of Oklahoma

= The nine days mystery which puz-
zled democratic headquarters has been
solved. The identity of D: P. Marum
has been established.
Several days ago. Secretary John F.
Murray OF the. state central committee
received a wire from national. head
quarters advising him that d. p. Mar
um was on his way west to speak for
Bryan,
Marum? Marum? Nobody knew who
he was. In the uncertainty Bob De-
witt, who is routing the .spellbinders,
could not make up his mind whether
Marum ought to grace big netropoli-
tan mass meeting or would fit better
into a gathering at some village opera
house.
But yesterday a letter came which
explained the riddle The careless tele-
graph operator had left out letter
in the. name thereby obscuring the
fame of d. p. Mareunl of Oklahoma.
He will . be at the disposal of the
state central committee from October
- to October 10. -
Senator J. b. Sanford of Ukiah,l vice
chairman of the state central commit
tee, will come to this city next week
and be in charge of the state head
quarters in. the Monadnock building
until the pLose of the campaign. = :
The following Itineraries have been
announced - + +.
James .. .PhelanlO October 8, Woodland:; Octo-
ber = eoIusa; October s. Redding; October 9,
Chico; October 10. Marysville; October 10. Hol-
lister. Walker c.. Grayes-october 3, Auburn;
October 5, Grass Valley; October 6. Nevada City.
William A.. Rodgers ef San Jose--Oetober IL,
Nevada City: October 13. eColfax; October IA,
Auburn: October 10, Elnira; October 16, yaca-
Vile; October II. Winters; October TO-, Fairfield
and Suieun: October 90 Benicia; October 81
Vallejo; October o. Martinez; October %, Con-
cord; October -. San Rafael. Walter Macar-
thur-cetoser. =: Port Costa October "A Rich
s. San Diego; October 6. Santa Ana: October Z.
San Bernardine; October 8, o. 70. Los Angeles
county; october f9 Merced; October p. Modesto;
October 90. Chico; October %. Red Bluff; October
%. WILLOWS. James z. ;Pemberton--October 6.
Concord; October :, Pinole; October s. Black
Diamond; October 9. Antioch
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
DC BIrre.t Doc sn the world

He has been extinct for some tens Of
Thousands Of years. but his bones have
lust been found. perfectly preserved in
he asphalt beds near Los Angeles.
They are mixed with the broken skele-
IONS Of saber tooth tigers. nammoths-
ground sloths. camels and giant crea-
lures of prehistoric yesterdays and
with them are the bones of extin ct
birds and unknown insects, all blended
together IN this Death Trap of the Ages.
Dr. John G Merriam. professor Of pale
ontoloev Of the University of Califor-
MIA has written the first published ac-
count of these remarkable remains for
the October number Of Sunset MaRa-
1(re
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
IunGE EARLy RIrRIEn

BERKELEY. Oct.o 1.-The funeral of
Judge John B. Early. "a Well known ju-
fist of the Philippine islands who died
here September q. was held this after
noon ofrom his late residence, 1922
Stuart street Interment was in Noun
tain View cemetery. Judge Early, who
was one of the foremost members of
the Manila bar, ds the relict of Mrs.
Ella $. Early and father of Edna Early
OF this city, Florence Claude Early of
Manila and Mrs. w. c. Maddox of San
Antonio, Tex. He was a native of New
York, 55 years of age
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
POSTPONE ACTION ON CASEY

The San Francisco democratic club
postponed action last night on its reso-
luton calling upon Mayor Taylor to
board of public works. When the COM
mittee to which the resolution had been
referred reported that it was not yet
ready to present its conclusions, de-
mand was made that the resolution be
placed before the club for action, and
the resolution was tabled without de-
bate.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
coNEIcrs ELupE puRsuERs

RENO, New, Oct. Late reports
from Carson tonight state that Con-
victs Davis and Lane, who escaped
from the state prison Tuesday after
noon, have eluded the prison posses
nani Vas renorfed that the s n5sr arLer Were
surrounded in canyon in the noun
tain Businesses southeast of Carson.
pitched battle was looked for tonight.
but the men evidently broke the circle
and made good their escape
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Will RUN FOR cONGREss

OAKLAND, Oct. George w. Peck
ham of Berkeley has been nominated
by the democratic congressional COM
mittee of the third district as a candi-
date to represent that district. vice Paul
Gillett, resigned. Peckham is a native
of Connecticut where he was born in
1851. He came to California IN 1860 and
was educated in the public schools. In
early life he followed the trade of a
printer. The democratic county central
committee has named Adolph Bruenn
as a candidate for Judge of the superior
court in place of NJ. l.. RaWson. who
withdrew from the ticket.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
FAHrsY NAMEp FoR GoHERNoR

BOSTON. oct. l-The democratic
state convention today nominated a
state ticket for the November election.
rs follows: Governor. James H. Fahey;
lieutenant governor, Charles J. Barton
secretary OF state. James r. Ailward; /;
treasurer and receiver general. Erwin
Kennedy. auditor. Simeon Niger; at
tOrney general, John a Thayer. The
presidential electors at large are Rich
ard Olney and James H Cotter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
WILLIAMS WILL BE HEARD

James g. Mcguire has been selected
to act as chairman of the democratic
meeting to be held at DreamIand rink
this. evening, when ex~Cong greSsman
George Fred Williams will be the
speaker of. the evening. Williams is
one Of the distinguished orators OF New
England and. is:1raveling from the east
ern states.to California speaking in. all
the large cities under the auspices of
the democratic national committee. :
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
RAILROAD OFFICES MOVED

and Santa Rosa railway company has
made a complete transfer of the au-
) ditor's Office from San Francisco to
Petaluna. The personnel OF the new
auditing force viii be as follows:
Auditor H Van En1ster; assistant
auditor ". z Bills
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
sTIrRTEyANTvs FRrENDs. ACTIVE,

Friends. of. Judge George..A. Sturte-
want met. last night in the Pacific build
ing to discuss plans for his campaign.
larger one to be held soon The en-
thusiasm shown indicated a vigorous
campaign
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
San MATEo COUNTY GRowING

REDWOOD CITY, Oct. Although
the registration returns have not been
fully carfvassed as yet. the new reg
istere will show gain of at least 800
names. The northern portion of sthe
county in 0the dvicinity of Vista Grande
San Mateo and Redwood districts show
the greatest gains