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Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-10

hOad DlStrlct NO. 1.-Ray Fullen,
labor sl4, M Dabuvich 7, j F. Martell
ll.25, John Flaherty /, Mrs g
Langhorst, supplies 1875 S Gar
barini, supplies 4.50, Fred Giles,
labor IA, John podesta Z, II g Ham
brick u, AL Durfene IL, Lorenzo
Molfino 3, John LENA ID, j RAIDER 18,
Henry Garibaldi IA, p Rassia II, Chas
Dufrene 80, q Marie IL, AL Mattley
u, j Bastian 6, V Giovannoi Il Co.,
$50, Il Maher u.
Road District No. Wv ii Lang
ford, labor S20l.
Road District No. 3.-N Murphy,
labor S2l, 9 Blize IA, Fred Shealor &,
w Howdy 10, Chas Gillick 10, j.
James -, L. CALI %, w A Carter IS.
Road District No. 4-G M Waechter,
labor S24. Andrew Darling 70, Chichi-
cola Estate Co., supplies 5l5.
Road District No. 3D. Burke ct al,
labor SllO, George G Allen II, Geo.
Peyton ~, Geo. W Roberts 80.
Bridge fund. Mrs LiveIsedge, lum-
Der So; V S Garbarini, bridge Sl425
General road fund. Geo. Hambric,
labor on bridge Sl65U.
Estray fund-A. Mattley, one steer
$3.50.
Erroneous assessment for 1901 of
Mrs n Waostaff for nrODeItV in
Sutter Greek cancelled.
Yearly report of county assessor
read and placed on file.
Mis- Thompson granted $50 month
for four months. on petition of Mrs
Heath and Mrs Wrigglesworth.
Following allowances were granted
for half orphans; Mrs Hilda Kringer
So %; Eliza Sohroendorf, o 25; Ella
Grover, 6 %; Ida ronzi, 20; Grace
Millman, 8; Julia Pecatti, q 20;
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-10

BUILDERS OF WATER WHEELS OF
I'D latest and most approved patterns and
all kinds OF sheet irOn pipe Every description
OF mining and milling machinery made at the
shortest notice. We desire TO call the attention
OF Dlaeksmths and other workers In iron TO the
fact that we keep constantly on hand a large
and complete stock OF bar, refined and Norway
ron, gas pipe gas fittings, etc, which we win
cell al the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-10
Board of Supervisors.

The board of supervisors met Mon
day; all members being present ex-
cept Burke.
The following claims we're approved
and allowed
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-10

You can get your Billheads,
Letter Heads, etc, printed at
the Ledger for less than you
can buy blank stock for else
where.
TRY 1T.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-10
1914 Sheet Blankets.

regular 95c value, now on sale
for Csc
Ladies Wool Underwear, regu-
81 and $1.25 a garment, now 95c
A S. Wool Blanket, now for 81. 45
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-10

$1,25 and 81 kind, now on sale
for 85c
Black and blueAlpaca Overskirts,
So g. SO. so value, now 50. %
Black Sateen Understands, regu-
lar 81 and $1.25 value, for 75c
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-10

Special reduction on 25c dress
goods best appropriated for
school dresses, now at 17Ic per
yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
BRYAN AND FREE SILVER.
That Question Not Now an lssue-lt
Died Back in 1896.

New York. Feb. 5.-Wiliam J. Bryan
was asked today whether his Carnegie
hall speech Of last night has been IN
tended to include an intimati"n that free
coinage of silver was still public issue.
Mr.. Bryan replied:
No. Free silver is not an issue. What
said last night had no connection with
the silver question. | simply referred to
it to show the change that had taken
place III the arguments that are being
made ut the present time.
Tile silver gu, stion was an issue III
1896 hec ausc prices We're falling and there
was 10 other relief i'll sight Since gold
production has materially increased.
prices are rising-or were until the re-
cent panic--and will again as soon as nor
NAL conditions are restored. The silver
Question. therefore. will not be an issue
Mr.. Bryan was rendered a reception IN
the Office of Borough President Bird >.
Golfer in BROOKLYN today and addressed
a gathering of Brooklyn men i'll the cor
ridors Of the City building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
A MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS
To Be Sent in The Interest OF the MANY
Unemployed.

ST Louis. Feb. I.-S"veral plans fnr
the r,l;ri Of the unemployed. ranging
from 4 march to Washington. II tn"
adolf. 'hment of trade unions. Wcr" Sug-
gestcd last night at the opening Of a
threc-davs' convention called by
Janl"G Fade Howe Of the brotherhood
Welfare Association Nothing definite
was done with the exception Of tho an
p"intment Of a committee If seven to
draft a memorial 10 Congress.
About 500 men We're present, many
OF them from distant cities. The prin-
cipaI speakers We're: James Fades
Howe, Zen l.. Reitman Of Chicago, the
Rev. John Ellis Of Boston ana W. 7.
Willard of Cincinnati. Morrison l.
Swift Of Boston and General J. s.
CoXcJ' are expected to arrive Friday.
The speakers urged national action
With Il view To- compelling negotiations
to amrliorate the conditions Of thu
unemployed. Friday is tho next day of
The convention and Sunday il will con-
cludc its laborS Five hundred nor"
''dclcGateS'' are expected before the
end Of the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
STORY OF THE TRAGEDY
Related to King Edward at London by
Marquis Do Several.

London. Feb. liking Edward heard
the story of the Lisbon tragedy tonight
from the Marquis Do Several, the Por-
tuguese minister, who made part of
the fatal journey with King Carlos.
The minister reached London this
evening. having left Lisbon Sunday
night with messages from the newly
proclaimed King Manuel and Queen
Amtlie to King Edward.
AS soon as he reached the Portu-
gueSe legation the Marquis Do Several
was summoned to dinner at BuckinS-
ham palace. At the table he recounted
the events at Lisbon before he left
that city. He had been with the royal
family at Villa Eicosa and returned to
Lisbon with them. crossing the Tagus
on the same steamer. He babe the King
farewell at the landing and drove {"
his hotel Five minutes later he heard
the news of the assassination.
The marquis had nothing to add to
the interviews he gave i'll Paris
Speaking. however. of the visit of the
British ships To Lagos. he said it had
been the intention of King Carlos to
review them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
American Claims
Title to Peerage.

London, Feb. 5.-Albert Kirby Far
fax, who has been described as the on
ly American bearing an English title,
has taken steps definitely to establish
his right to the title of Lord Fairfax.
King Edward has referred to the
HGues of Lords the petition 'of Al
bert Kirby Fairfax, claiming to be
Lord Fairfax of Cameron in the peer
age Of Scotland. that His Majesty VIII
cause his right TO the title and dignity
Of Lord Fairfax of Cameron to be de-
ciared and established
The declaration asked for is a for
mality necessary for the legal use of
Tie title Lord FairfaX's claims never
have been questioned in England. The
title does not carry the right to Il
seat in the House of Lords unless the
bearer be elected from Scotland i'll the
same way that Lord CurZon of kedles-
ton was recently elected to the House
from Ireland.
Lord Fairfax was born III the United
States where he is at present i'll bus
mess. He is 81 years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
WILL ORDER ELECTIONS.
New Portuguese Cabinet Will Also
Convene Parliament.

Lisbon. Feb. 5-Therc is no truth in
the rumor current in Berlin yesterday
that an attempt had been made upon
the life of the minister of war in the
first cabinet announced, Jose Matthias
Nunes. $,
Tho now cabinet. at its initial Sos
sion. decided to order elections and to
convoke Parliament at the earliest
possible moment. Franco has officially
announced his retirement from politics
but his followers will attempt to con
tinue the party he organized
The bodies of the late King Carlos
and his son Luiz are not to be in state
until three days after the funeral SER
vices which occur next Saturday.
It was originally planned to expose
them To the public view before the ser
vices We're held but it Is announced
today that it will be impossible To pre-
pare proper collins until late. Saturday
night
The bodies will lie IN state in the
Church of San Vincente de Fora
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
General Tranquility Now
Prevails In Lisbon.
Queen Of Portugal Feels Very
Bitter Against Franco.
usw Cabinet Will Order Elections
and convoke Parliament.

Lisbon, Feb. 5.-The announced In
tention of the new cabinet to put an
end to repressions and restore the
"Qld liberal monarchy which has
existed in Portugal for 90 years, has
had soothing and quieting effect on
the country. Tranquility is reported
from everywhere in the interior, anu
today Lisbon, basking in the brilliant
sunshine, seems perfectly peaceful.
Troops are less conspicuous on the
streets of the city today and If Satur-
day. the day Of the funerals. passes
without incident the present phase OF
the crisis through which the country
is passing may be regarded as at an
end.
The willingness Of Senior Machad",
the Republican leader and the Repup-
licans generally to acquieSce IN the
present situation if their friends are
released seems to ensure a return 70
less strenuous modes Of political war
fare Generally speaking. another up
heaval in the near future is con5idered
practically impossible.
Intense interest is shown III iorlItr
Premier Francos whereabouts. The
drama oenters about him but he re-
mains in secluSion. seemingly crushed
in spirit. He declines to Sc" CORE
spondents, to offer a defence for his
policy ard explain mis- downfall or his
decision to retire completely from the
political arena His elimination is re-
GREETED by the commercial classes ana
foreign elements. who are convinced
that his sole object was The good of
the country.
The young King himself believed in
Franco. The day after the tragedy,
he said:
Il intend to retain Franco. Fl" was
my fathers friend and shall bt mine. :"
1t is Well known, however. that TIE
dowager Queen has always been hos
tile to the former premier and lately
ship had been carried to far. On the
day Of the ASA SSination&, amidst tie
confusion Of that menIora bic scene, in
the arsenal quadrangle, where the
royal carriage took refuge, when be-
side herself with grief she turned upon
Franco and cried:
This is what your work has done"
The reconciliation of these two ut
terances with the influence represent
ed is believed to furnish the true secret
of Frances downfall.
The foreign newspaper corresp"n-
dents from London. Paris ana Berlin
are hocking irto Lisbon They seem
disappointed at finding that the coun-
try is rot in the throes of a rcvolu-
ton. Precautions have been taken by
the authorities to prevent the spread
of false or alarming reports Both
commercial and press kilograms are
examined To see that they conform to
the regulations forbidding the trans
mission of anything inimiCal to the
public security or irrevcrcnt to the
royal family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06

Following the institution Of an action
in the supreme court today against
Charles w. Morse. the banker. by
Charles A. Hanna. the United STATES
bank examiner, To recover $2i3,:nl.2'. tIe
balance due on certain promisSoIy notes
given bv MI. Morse to the National Bank
of North America i'm September and Oc-
tobcr last. and the announcement that
Judgment ny default for $la' 500 was
entered today in the county clerk $ once
against Morse in favor Of Robert =. =.
Smith, M. Ilanna, who is receiver Tor
tire National Bank Of North America, 10
night made the following statement:
The receiver WAS Informed late TucS-
day evening that Mr.. Chas. w. Morse had
probably gone to Europe, or departed
elsewhere from New York earlier i'll the
day, to be gone for an indefinite period
This information being confirmed by
those in charge Of tho Morse residence
the receiver took measures this morning
to attach such Of Mr. Morsc's assets in
New York as he was able Ia locate. y
writ Of attachment was obtained ana
served ulon Il number Of banks ana
bankers in the downtown district and a
lis pcndrnS' was filed upon Mr.. Morse $
Fifth avenue residence"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
BOSTON BOWDOlN ALUMNI
Hold 4oth Annual Meeting and Dinner
The New Officers.

Boston. Feb. 5.-The 10th annual
meeting and dinner of the Association
Of BoWdUin Alumni of Boston and vi
entity was held at the Hotel Bruns-
wick tonight Owing to the condition
of his health. following a recent trip
abroad. President Dewitt g. Hyde
deemed it inadviSable To attend the
banquet. The college was represented
by Prof Henry l.. Chapman. SO.
President Sylvester Il. Carter, So,
presided at the dinner and among the
speakers besides Prof. Chapman were
James Mckeen. '6i, of New York;
Frederick H. Gcrrish, NJ d.. '66, of
Portland. Ne: Henry e. Quimby, SO,
OF Lakeport. y. H.: and Prof Arlo
Bates. '16. Of the MasSa chusettS Insti-
tute Of Technology.
The following officers We're elected:
President Dr. Dudley a. Sargent. IS;
vice presidents T.. Il. Curtis. 80: DR.
MyleS Standish, -; secretary, Henry
5. Chapman. 81, assistant secretary,
Ellis Spear. Jr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
sERLlN'S LOSS, S250,OOo.
Only About 100000 Insurance-Eisht
Buildings in All Burned.

Berlin, y. H., Feb. Revised cs-
Inmates today placed the total loss by
last nights fire at about $250.0a0,
with total insurance. Of about $780,
600, Eight buildings in al! were de-
stroyed and the National Bank with
a loss Of $4,000 was the heaviest
single loser The Portland and Lewis
ton fire companies left this afternoon.
Among those whose stock will be a
complete loss are the following:
f. \. Burbank & Co. furniture deal
ers; Berlin National Bank; j. A.
Hogdon, varieties: j. g. Marrier. boots
and shoes; +. +. Besridoin. boots and
shoes; Napoleon Larochelle. drygoods
and clothing: \. Brown 4; Co, fruit;
I. H. Samson. groceries; +. colombo,
Abramson < Gayner, J. I. Sheridan
and &. G. Bradbury. jewelry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
TO WIDEN 5th AVENUE.
All Projecting Property Must Be Re-
moved Without Delay.

New York, Feb. The widening of
Fifth avenue to its proper width of
100 feet, with the attendant discOm-
future to those who have cnrOuChcd up
on the famous thoroughfare is definite
IL set for next January. Corporation
Counsel Pcndleton today directed AL
owners Of property on the avenue be-
tween Is and 47th streets to remove
any parts of their buildings which
may project over the prescribed Stoop
line. The widening will. it is expected
be extended as far north as 59th street.
Suits will be instituted promptly by
the city if the owners concerned do not
manifest disposition to comply with
todayS order.
The suspended Knickerbocker Trust
60. is already removing the steps iii
front Of its magnificent building and
NAV have to remove the immense col
umns at the entrance. Many other
buildings have porticos, ratings,
stoops. areas and other encroach-
ments which will have to be done away
with. 1t is intended to have sidewalks
% feet wide and 56-foot driveway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
SENSATION IN AISACE
is Stirred Up by a Pastors Remarks
On Emperor's Birthday.

StrasbcrE, Feb. 5.-Some remarks
made by the Catholic rector Of the VIII
lage Of AIRS. on the occasion of the
birthday of Emperor William. Jan. %.
nave caused a lively sensation in
clerical and military circles in Alsace
The rector said:
Good Catholics have no reason to
celebrate the Emperors birthday.
Catholics are here only to pay their
taxes and serve in the army. When
responsible offices are vacant we are
pushed aside. Our duty on this occa-
sion is to pray God to endow the En-
peror with more insight"
The commander of the 10Th Army
Corps has issued orders forbidding his
soldiers to attend the Catholic church
in AIRS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06

and Crown Prince LUZ will be deliV-
cred by him.
After the bodies have lain i'll state
for three days in the church OF san
Nincente De Fora the c"flihs VIII De
carried through the cloister to the roy
ri Pantheon. where rest the remains
of the princess of the illustrious house
OF Brangaza. The Queen mother ana
King Manuel will follow the bodies to
their last resting place
The MAJOR domo Of the palace VIII
then swear that the bodies in the COT
fins are those of King Carlos ana
Crown Prince LuiZ and they then will
b.: placed in inches prepared f"r them.
When this has been done the infantry
stationed outside the pantheon VIII
fire volleys and a satvo OF lol guns
from the forts and salutes from the
n en-cf-war in the harb"r will an
no,,nc, to the people of Lisbon that the
solemn ceremony is at an end
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06

Frank Diamond Of this city appear
ed before Judge Larrabee yesterday
morning to answer to the charge or
drunkenness. He pleaded guilty, was
fined S5.51. which he paid Three Of
the wandering fraternity were also
sentenced to Augusta jail for so days
each OH the charge of vagrancy and
went up. No leniency is shown the
hobo in this vicinity and this strict
measure has had a tendency to free
the place of this unwelcome class. for
they all hate to receive more than 80
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES.
After obsequies Bodies Will Lie In
State Three Days Before Burial.

Lisbon, Feb. 5.-Thc funerals of the
late King Carlos and the crown prince
Saturday will be attended with cere-
monies of impressive dignity and with
Il display of all that mourning pageant
~ which attends the obseuuies OF Il
Portuguese monarch. The ceremonies
will begin at 10 o'clock in the morn
Ing.
From the chapel ut Neossidades pal
&C" staiwart servants OF the house Of
Braganza. in the presence of the. high
officers of the palace and of state, the
spe cial ambassadors and the represen-
tatives of foreign sovereigns and states,
will carry the collins from their rest
ing place to the funeral carriages.
Following the collins will walk the
Queen mother and her son, King Man.
uel. after whom will come the ambas-
sailors, to the church of San Nincentr
De Fora. a distance Of about two
miles.
The streets will be heavily guarded
and cavalry will precede the process
sion. When the church of San Vincente
he Fora is reached the bodies will be
received at the main entrance by the
brotherhood Of Misercordia, the arch
bishop and all the bishops Of Portugal
with appraised crosses. Following the
collins the new King and the princes
"f the houses of Savoy, Hohenzoliern
ana Bourbon will walk. The King will
droceed to the tribune prepared for him
ana the Queen mother while the
princes will occupy a tribune facing
tiie royal box.
The funeral services Mill Il, con
ttcted ny the cardinal patriarch ~
LISBON. Before granting absolution a
snort address in praise OF Don Carlo,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
A Correction.
Editor Of Kennebac Journal:

"a NtIllpDSC journal.
Dear Sir: In your report Of Mr..
Lords address before the Philanthropic
Union yesterday morning. your re
porter inadvertently made one mistake
winch L hasten to correct Mr.. Lord
dlo NOT say that the child labor laws
OF Maine We're lax or that they COM
pared unfavcrably with those of other
states. On the contrary he said that
III general our laws were as good IS
those OF most states but thar their
provision did not apply To the fish can
ming industry and that there We're re-
ports Of great abuses in these can
neries. Mr.. Lord thought tin. these
reports We're exaggerated hut that III"
matter ought to be investigated.
~ ~ 81 La GItsA oE, 0TstGEfaRDalS
Gardiner Me. Feb. ). 1908.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
c. w. MORSE SUED
To Recover $243,521 for the Bank Of
North America.

New York, Feb. Suit has been
begun in the supreme court against
Charles w. Morse by Charles A. Han
ma. receiver for the National Bank of
North America, to recover s243321
The cause of action is not stated. A
notice of attachment has been filed
against property on Fifth avenue
Judgment by default Of s165,.53 was
entered today against Morse in favor
Of Robert A. G. Smith. Five hundred
shares Of the capital stock Of the Ma
tional Bank Of North America was sod
by Morse IN May 10. 1907. with Tho
stipulation that if at any time within
TWO Years the plaintiff should not nc!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
APPRECIATION SHOWN
OF Message Of Coincidence Sent by
President Roosevelt.

Washington. Feb. 5.-Cabl> mes
sages to President Roosevelt frGH
Lisbon dated Yesterday We're received
at the White House today. as follows:
Theodore Roosevelt, President Of
the r, public. Washington.
Il and the Queen, my afflicted moth
or, are deeply gratful for Your kind
message Of coincidence i'll our great
suffering and we wish to express our
thanks to you and to the American
people in our anguish.
(Signed EMANUEL r."
Another message dated from Lisbon,
reads:
Theodore Roosevelt, President Of
the Republic, Washington
Il am deeply grateful for yo'.r very
sympathetic message in our great IF
Fiction and I heartily thank you and
the American people
tSigned) ''DUQUE DO PORTO"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
QUEEN REBUkES FRANCO.
BIames Him For Murders and Refuses
To Talk With Him.

San Sebastian. Spain, Feb. 5.-The
newspaper Noz De Guipuzcoa prints a
dispatch from Lisbon to the effect that
when Franco presented himself before
the Queen after the assassination sac
cried:
1T is you alone who are the cause Of
all that has happened and | dare not
trust myself tn speak to you.
She turned her back on him. unhced-
ing the justification he sought to 81
fer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
Morse's Whereabouts Unknown.

Boston, Feb. 5.-IteIatiNeS and for
ln-r business associates of Charles w
Morse in Boston stated tonight that
they did not know where Mr.. Morse
is Al present. Calvin Austin, prcsi-
dent Of the Eastern Steamship Co.,
stated that hc had not seen Mr.. Morse
for tNo weeks ana that he did not
know where ne could be found
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
NO REVOLUTION.
People Of Portugal Have Enough and
Now Desire Peace.

London, Feb. 1.-The Lisbon corrc-
Spondent of the Daily Mail predicts
that there will be no revolutionary
movement in Portugal. The Republic
cans. he says. form a compact party,
but have few supporters except in Lis
bon and Oportn and the country yearns
for quiet.
The plot was Matched and its details
arranged by Buica and four compan-
ions 1T a little cafe here, continues tn"
correspondent, but Buica was as much
animated by personal grievances as BY
political motives and the plotterS We're
not even affiliated with the Republican
party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
MuIai Haf;d Macs Promises.

Tangier, Feb. b.--Advices received
here from Fee says that a letter from
Mulai Hafd has been read in the
mosques, in which he announces that
in prosecuting the Hody war he would
drive the Christians out of the ports,
e-capture Oudja and restore the an
Gent frontier line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-06
Storm Is Coming.

Detroit. Mich, Feb. 5.-Folowing a
snow storm which prevailed during the
early part Of today over Michigan and
assumed the proportions of blizzard
in western and northern Michigan. a
severe sleet and rain storm is grad
ually working its way across the state
from the West. 1t is causing much
damage to telegraph and telephone
wires and delaying trains and inter-
urban cars