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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-01-17
TAX ASSESSORS APPOINTMENTS

will be at the following places on
time specified to receive tax returns
for 1908:
January. 1908
Nartel 27th-a. m.
Cotton Plant, 27th-p. N.
Heidtville, 2Sth-11 a. N. to p. m
Dunnellon, 29th.
Romeo, 3Oth-l1 a. m. to , p. M.
BlitchtOn, 31st-Until 5 p. N.
February, 1908
Kendrick, 3rd-a. u.
Martin, 3rd-p. m.
Lowell. 4th-a. m.
Reddick, 4th-p. m.
Fairfield, 5th-a. m.
Irvine, 5th-p. m.
Pennington, 6th-a. m.
Central 7th-a. m.
GeigeT, 7th-p. m.
Mcintosh, Sth.
Shady, 10th-a- m.
Santos, 10th-p. m
BelleYiew. 18th.
Pedro. 12th-a. IN.
LevOn, 12th-p. N.
Symmetrical, 13th,-a. N.
Gambler. 14th-a. m.
Oklawaha, 14th-p. m.
Eastlake. 15th-a. m.
Weirsdale, 15th-p. m.
Linadale 17th-a. m.
Moss Bluff, 1Sth-a. n.
Electra, 1Sth-p. m.
Lynn, 19th-S TO 10 a. N.
Grahamville. 19th-12 to , p. m.
COnnor. 19th-2 to 5 p. ID.
Churchill. goth p. N.
Eureka, 21st-a. N.
Daisy, 21st-p. u.
Fort Mccoy. 22nd-a. d.
Pine, 22nd-p. N.
Anthony, 9th.
Spar, 2Sth-a. ID.
Citra, 2Sth-p- N.
Orange Springs, 2sth-p, N,
March, 1908
Ocala-FrOm eth TO 31st.
The law requires all tax returns L
be made by 1st of April.
Postmasters viii please cut out an,
post this notice.
ALFRED AVER, Assessor.
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Mrs. W. F. Yocum Of Gainesville is
in the city on a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. ". T. Gary.
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will be at the following places on
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for 1908:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
ADVISES SUPPORT
FOR PROPOSED LAW
Clearing House Makes Appeal
for Senate Constitutional
Amendment No. 81

The following letter has been written
by, Homer S. King. president OF the
San Francisco clearing house. to the
banks and bankers OF San Francisco
in relation to amendment No. 81:
Office of the San Francisco clearing
house, San Francisco, Cal.
Several of the larger banks OF San
Francisco are particularly interested
in senate constitutional amendment No.
81, permitting corporations to extend
upon in the November election. II the
will be compelled. within the next few
years. to go through some form of re-
Incorporation and reorganization which
sion, as we'll as tedious and expensive
litigation.
The necessity for such reorganization
banking corporations organized under
as that contemplated by the proposed
amendment, is made.
Believing the adoption OF this
amendment to be eminently desirable
from the standpoint of depositors and
borrowers. as we'll as from the stand
point OF the banks themselves and
that 1t will work to the detriment of
no other interests. the San Francisco
clearing house. at a recent meeting. re-
solved to recommend TO the banks
throughout the state that their infiu-
ence be given to the support OF the
amendment.
San Francisco Clearing House.
HOMER s. KING. President"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
IMPORTANT DEALS
Baldwin & Howell Have Big
Transactions in Hand

Baldwin & Howell report consider
able demand for downtown property to
lease and have several important trans
actions under. negotiation which they
expect to consummate shortly
They have leased for the account of Hirsch
& Kaiser the store and basement in the Hirsch
Kaiser building, 2l6 Post street. TO Abrams
& Blum. FOR a term Of five years az $50, 600;
for II. p Flannery to DR.. George W. Leek, the
fourth floor OF the Elannery building. junction
OF Market and Kearny streets, for a term OF five
years, at total rental Of $40, 00o for the
Maedonough estate company to Morton, build
Ing at 5s-40 Steuart street; for c.. W. Clarke
70 Cradick, Tully Carcass a store at Asa
Third street. year, at $40: store in the
Baruch building, corner Of Sixth and Jessie
streets, to Mrs. Pickett, terms private; for e.
Phillips 10 F. Jahn, store at 625 Larkin street.
for one year. at 5000; for FELTON, estate TO z.
Campbell store. at So McAllister street, for
one year.
The firm also reports a lease from Hugh
Mark to F. G. Dutton OF the dwelling at I9S5
Broadway; for Louise Parker to Mrs. Refs
premises at 2299 Sacramento street, for one year,
at $e6o; for d. Jacobs, premises 84lI Clay
street. two years, s16s0; lease to W. r.
Thomas, 500 Shrader street, one year, S720;
for 3. Jacobs, premises corner Clay and Wal
nut streets TO william H. Smith; for J. Magner
TO o. Chase, premises 406 Haight street, for one
year. The dwelling Of Dr. F. P. Wilson, 224s
Sacramento street, with furnishings, has been
leased by Baldwin Howell to w H. Obear
of the East San Mateo land company. The same
firm has also leased for a. Block the residence
at 302S Clay street. for year, at SS40.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
BUILD IN HEART
OF RETAIL SECTION
Phoenix Realty Company Erects
Modern Four Story Edifice
in Downtown District

One of the finest structures in the
downtown district is that of the
Phoenix Realty company on the north
burton place. which is being built
after the plans Of Macdonald & Apple
garth.
of which four stories have been built
already.
It stands in the heart of the retail
district between the White House and
the Hastings clothing company build
ing.
1t will be we'll lighted and the stores
and lofts will be among the largest in
the city. There will be electric ele-
vatOrs and all modern conveniences.
The Western Pacific awarded its first
building contract in California yester-
day 10 Thomas H. Days Sons for three
depots.
These are the first stations to be
built by the Gould line. either in Utah.
Nevada or California, and are TO be at
Hayward, Livermore and San Leandro.
The stations at Hayward and Liver
more viii be +2xSl feet. while the San
Leandro depot is to be 22x72 feet.
All the stations in California are to
be on the mission style of architecture
with red tiled roof and cream colored
walls.
They are to be built of concrete with
plaster and metal lathing. I
The buildings are to be large and COM
fortably furnished and surrounded by
gardens.
Work is to be commenced at once.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
BUILDING ACTIVE
IN NEW CHINATOWN
Great Demand for Locations in
Northern Part of Stockton
and Dupont Streets

There is no cessation, apparently. in
building in Chinatown. and consider
able construction work is being done
in Dupont street north of Sacramento;
and the same activity is noticeable in
Stockton street north of Sacramento.
The new buildings are evidently for
store purposes, and those on Stockton
street would compare favorably with
any in other parts of the city. People
who have been following the fortunes
of that street say that there is con-
siderable inquiry for property along
that thoroughfare from small store
keepers.
Landry g. Babin. who have done con-
siderable business in this part of the
city, report several leases made in the
district amounting to s7S,515.
The following sales are also reported
Account of A. Grosbois TO CLIENT lot 2ox5T g.
at northwest corner of Dupont and Virgins
streets. $11, 900.
Account Of Julie Brulon TO client, lot 2Ox50
in east line Of Dupont street, $3.50 south OF
California, $4,000
Account of Robert C. Clapp to NJ. R. Bernheim
lot 7:6x120 in south line of Union street. 1877 &
east Of jones' SO. 500.
Account of j. B. Alvarado and Mary A. BOND
to A. w. Cornwall lot 36x47 with three story
and basement brick building, in east line OF
Spofford alley between Washington and Clay
streets, 1880.
Account of Mathilde B. Hatfield to a client. lot
34:4Ax31, with three story and basement build
ing. S22- s24 Clay street, $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
MARKET STREET TO
HAVE BIG IHEATFR
Silver Palace Takes Long Lease
on the New Bancroft
Building

A theater. known as the Silver PAL
ace. is 10 occupy the Bancroft building.
and the lessee. Benjamin Michsels, has
closed a 10 year lease through the
agency OF Hugh N. Webster at total
rental Of s47s,oOo.
The ground floor is to be entirely
.renaodeled, installing a 10 foot entrance
on the eastern side OF the building,
in marble and plate glass for the upper
lofts. and also for swinging marble
. stairway 10 basement, which is to be
equipped as a bowling alley, billiard
psrlor, barber shop, etc. three Is foot
stores and a Is foot arcade, en-
trance 10 the theater proper. contain
ing 10000 square feet. upon which over
and equipments.
The Silver Palace theater Is the sec
ond OF a circuit Of theaters to be es-
tzbiished on the coast TO work IN har-
mony with eastern connections
The three stores are already spoken
for and leases viii soon be reported
The owner Of the building Is H H
Bancroft, and on the site IN former
years was the largest book store west
D.. OF Chicago.
The first building erected by H H
Bancroft was destroyed by fire. sec
ond building was erected less ornate
than Its predecessor. which was known
as The History building" which also
was consumed by fire.
The present building was leased to a
firm which had a short and meteoric
career, and now it viii be occupied by
a theater.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
DRY GOODS HOUSE
SECURES GOOD SITE
Newman & Levinson Sign Lease
for Southeast Corner O'Farrell
and Stockton Streets

Another large store is to be located
on O'Farrell and Stockton and ground
is TO be broken at once for the future
home Newman & Levinson. on the
southeast corner of those streets.
The building is to occupy the Funk
enstein and o. d. Baldwin properties
and the two owners have agreed to
construct for the dry goods firm a five
story building covering the two lots,
which contain a total area of SICKLE
feet.
The negotiations for this lease have
been in progress for several weeks,
through Baldwin & Howell. and were
so well advanced yesterday that the
deal has been practically closed, though
the real estate firm declines to give out
any information on the subject
A S. Baldwin of Baldwin & Howell
said:
Il am not prepared to discuss the
matter at present, and can only say
that largely through the influence OF
Clarence r. Walter, George Roos, Louis
Samuel and A. B. c Dohrmann an
agreement will probably be reached
between the property owners and New
man & Levinson. There are, however
many details unsettled
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
MANY RESIDENCES
ARE BEING BUILT
Great Demand for Lots in All
Parts of the Western
Addition
Harrigan, WeidenmuIler & ROs-
enstirn Report Many Import
ant Sales During Week

There has been marked activity in
the purchase of sites for homes in the
Western addition, and deals approx
mating s35, 900 have been made in the
last few days through the agency of
Harrigan, Weidenmuller & Rosenstirn.
A NJ. Rosenstirn, in speaking of these
sales, remarked:
The selling of these properties in
the Western addition has meant in
each case the construction of build
ing Immediately upon the consumma- :
tion of the sale. which goes to prove
that this district is in great demand
and these buyers are taking advantage
of the cheapness of material and la
Dor.
Although the real estate sold sums
up to the total of approximately $685.
600, at least $4,000 more will be added
by these buyers in the erection of
shows the healthy condition of the
market
Among the purchases in this section
of the city is Mrs. Lolita Heyman
Schweitzer, who purchased from E. w.
Ferguson the lot in the north line of
Jackson street, 201 feet east of Locust
street, S5 by 127:S. for $4,000.
Mrs. Schweitzer will build immedi-
ately handsome residence upon the
premises which will cost in the neigh
borhood of $4,000. and will bring the
total outlay up to 100000 The plans
for her home are being prepared by
Sylvan Schnaittacher.
Other deals made by this firm are as
follows:
Sold, for the account of Frank Grannis to
Alice Phelan Sullivan, portion of his prop
erty in the easterly line of Van Ness avenue,
go feet south of Washington street, 14:SL K
120, on which Mrs. Sullivan will add 10 her
residence site, which she proposes to improve
Immediately with a handsome structure. The
price paid S700 per foot
These agents have sold for the account of
Emma Gates Butler. to Osgood Putnam lot in
the east line of Presidio avenue. 72:SA south
of Pacific avenue. 25xi10:1I. for S4. 500, upon
which Mr.. Putnam viii Immediately erect resi-
dence.
For the account of the Thomas g. Taylor COM
pany, lot in the south line of Jackson street.
100 feet east Of First avenue. 2Txl27:S. for
$4,000, to ]. Z. Joseph who will Immediately
start the erection Of two handsome flats.
For the account of Henry f. Dutton. the
property in the north line of Jackson street,
1899 west of Deyisadero 3l:10iaxl2T :sA to
Captain H. L. f. Meyer. for $3.50. Captain
Meyer win Immediately start the erection of q
residence.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
BUSINESSMEN TO
TAKE TRIP ON BAY
Members of Chamber of COM
merce Will Make Inspection
of Water Front
Islais Creek, India Basin, Hunt
ers Point and East Bay
Shore to Be Visited

Members of the chamber of commerce
and their friends who are TO cruise
around the bay on the steamer Sehome
TODAY were lined up in the offices OF
the chamber yesterday registering be-
fore the list was closed. The steamer
will leave Clay street wharf, north end
of ferry building, at $3.50 a. m. sharp
The excursion will permit the inspec-
tion of the San Francisco water front,
including lslais creek. India basin,
Hunters point, the east bay shore and
visits to California City. Mare island
Vallejo, Selby's, Los Medanos and
Black Diamond. Luncheon will be
served on board the steamer. Those
who will take the trip are:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
MORE $40 LOTS
Russian River Development
CnnnnanY Offers $50 Sites

The Russian River development COM
pany have sold their first 1000 lots.
The company states that the $40 per
lot plan has proven so popular and the
demand for an additional allotment so
insfstent on the part of friends OF the
original purchasers that they have set
apart another 250 lots. which will
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
rhe king Of the cannIbaI I.Iand.

An old man. IN Suva. FIJI Islands,
bent ever. with hair in ringlets to his
waist, dumb. holding communication
with none a strange foreign ngure
stalking silently through the streets Of
the CITY, He is the last Of the race OF
man eaters, the Fiji that once was The
new Fiji, g land of great natural
resources, progressive inhabitants and
fusf government. is beautifully pictured
and described in the November number
OF Sunset Magazine by Oscar /. TrIggs.
late OF the academic faculty OF Iniver-
sity OF Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
Gas Consumers, Attention

For a small monthly charge for use
of our automatic regulator your gas
bills reduced to a minimum amount for
the light and heat required. For par
ticulars:
Gas Consumers Association
Phone Park 846. 345 Haight st. .
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
FINEn FOR GAMBLING

Henry Aggens. cigar dealer, Twenty
first and Mission streets, pleaded guilty
in Police Judge Shortalrs court yes
terday to gambling, in paying coin 10
PLAYERS of slot machines. He was
fped 500
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31

CHINESE ARMY MANEUvERs-Peking.o Oct
3o.-The regular autumn maneuvers of the Chi
nese army will be held this year In November
Preparations for the evolutions already are un-
der way.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31

v" AAO
r. F. Allen
a. Z. Anderson
Frank B. Anderson
j. q. Anderton
II. Z. Anewalt
+. j. Amweg
l.. Arnstein
w. X. Alberger
A. E. Baer
J. NJ. Baker
John Barneson
Jacob Barth
r. A. Crothers
A. A. Culbertson
w. E. Cumback
W. Z. Dean
l.. p. Degens
Henry Dernham
Z. G.. Denniston
S. Dinkelspiel
A. B. c. Dohrmann
]. a. Donohoe
E. l. Dyer
A. A. Baxter
Colonel F. E. Beck
W. A. Bissell
Leon Blum
DR.. Rupert Blue
A. G. Boggs
Charles G.. Bonner
S. II. Boardman
f. q. Bradley
Z. B. Braden
NJ. J. Brandenstein
Gustave Brenner
r. L. Brinegar
F. G. Braue
George w. Brooks
DR.. A. Braken
Frank L. Brown
Arthur r. Briggs
W. W. Briggs
John A. Buck
DIR. r. a. Butler
Joseph Buckley
E. Z. Calvin
A. S. Carman
C. II. Carr
r. ]. Cash Jr.
Walter y. Castle
H. l.. Cochran
F. F. Conner
George D. Cooper
W. F. Chipman
J. p. Cosgrave
Sumner Crosby
ID. W. Earl
r. NJ. Earl
George F. Eberhard
E. NJ. Eddy
B. F. Edwards
e. NJ. Elliot
A. Eloesser
]. NJ. Etienne
Victor Etienne
G. II. Evans
n. q. Evans
DIR. George II. Evans
James J. Pagan
Charles S. Fee
Mortimer Fleishhacke
L. II. Frankenheimer
7. Cary Friedlander
George X Frink
III. r. Frear
John T, Fogarty
James y. Gillett
Eugene Caillais
Louis Getz
J. b. Gilbert
d. Ghirardelli
D. c. Gray
George ID. Gray
Fl. X. Gregory
e. Greenebaum
W. 81. Griffin
Jacob Goldberg
Sol B. Goldberg
II. VI. Goldberg
Marx Green
Clement Guthrie
r. A. HAYES
Marshal Hale
Matt Harris
S. NJ. Haslett
W. l.. Hathaway
Brace Hayden
j. w. Heidi
A. Heimann
G. II. Halpin
Fl. II. Henrici
Lionel Heynemann
I. NJ. Hibbard
George Fl. Higbee
S. G.. Hindes
Howard G.. Holmes
G. A. Hooper
j. G.. Hooper
C. Parker Holt
9. W. Hornick
Captain Fl. 2. Howar'
A. W. Higgins
G. A. Hutton
II. L. James
| CaDtain T. Jensen
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31

BURGLARS HELD FOR TEIAL-william
Smith and 2. r. Mexican were held for trial
before the superior court By Police Judge Ca
bansss yesterday On a charge Of burglary for
robbing q Market street colthing store.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31

he steamer. Thos
trip are:
lC. X. Johnson
Id. A. Jones
is. c. Irving
Frank II. kerrigan
Julius Kahn
Frank B. King
! L. NJ. King
James W. Kerr
q. kneeht
~. c. Kortick
William A. Magee
William Matson
w. j. Martin
| Henry s. Mannheim
Marsden Manson
constant Meese
! II. II. Meyers
William z. Migheu
! A. e. Mighell
iC. P. AIichaels
James McNab
John McGaw
Andrew McNsir
lC. y. Laumeister
| J. b. Levison
Fred Fl. Levy
A. Lietz
E. X. Lilienthsl
tieorge l.. Lyon
William l.. Locke
Harold Louderbaek
lCharles c. Moore
Andrew Moore
Joseph A. Moore
~. F. Moroney
George n. 0'Brien
Capt. Curtis W. Otwel
Fred c. Parker
George C. Perkins
H. l.. Pelton
Robert Pike
E. &. Pitcher
IN. Poston
&c. B. Platt
81. F. Prien
n. w. Newbauer
j. Nordman
IL. Nordman
II. c. Norton
J. A. Morrow
James T. Morgan
| II. D. Morton
r. G. Morton
William c. Mugan
D. W. L. ,McGregor
C. c. McDougall
W. ]. ShotwelI
John y. Speck.
Ernest S. Simpson
Jacob Stern
:. n. Strife
F. 4. Somers
A. NJ. Sutton
William Smellie
F. s. Samuels
II. p. Sackett
Dennis Searles
MAILER Searles
A. Schilling
X. Schilling
Richard Schmidt
"A. ". Scott Jr.
W. T. Sessnon
F. 2. Sehuster
Willard n. Sheldon
Charles de Young
]. c. Zellerbach
F. w. Van Sicklen
Walter Vinton
Fred ". Ray
IT. W. Ransom
,P. II. Reardon
Robert c. Reid
w. J. A. Rey
James Rolph Jr.
Daniel Reth
IN. II. Robbins Jr.
Captain A F. Rodgers
Henry Rosenfeld
~. w. Ryckman
William Fl. Talbot
F. G. Talbot
F. F. Taylor
Rolla v. Watt
u. o. Watson
H. C. Wayland
~. W. w lltncy
Winfield 8. williams
Ell II. Wiel
r. j. Woods
James Woods
s. II. Woodruff
Edward Wolf
lC. NJ. Woolenberg
@. wormser
C. NJ. Wooster
Cyrus S. Wright
Kirkham Wright
Antonio T'arriba
II. Thode
lB. G. Tognazzini
A. G.. Towne
George Tourny
George ID. Toy
q. G.. Traphagen
R. J. Tyson
Want s5.o0s
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
ELOQUENT JESUITS
HOLDING A MISSION
Fathers O'MaIIey and Meagher
Address Large Numbers
at Dolores Church

Father O'Malley and Father Meaghers
the eloquent Jesuit missionaries. are
giving a mission this week at Mission
Dolores church. which is attracting
nightly large congregations The mis-
sion at Mission Dolores church VIII
continue until November 10 The ex-
ercises begin at $50 a. m. with the
celebration OF mass and instruction
There is another mass at o'clocks
followed by a sermon In the afternoon
the stations of the cross are held ar
3 o'clock AT 7.15 In the evening there
is an instruction given for adults who
have not yet made their nrSr COM
rnunfon and for non-Catholics. The
principal sermon of the day begins at
7.45 D. m.
TRAIN KILLS vETERAN-Albsny. Ore. Oct
3O-Charles Goedinger. an old soldier. was IN
stantly killed at Lebanon last night by being
struck by switching train and thrown 30 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31

Do You Want S5.00e
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 10.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-02-15
HEAVY
OF SILVER COIN
WELLS-FARGO RECEIVES HEAVY
CONSIGNMENT FOR LOCAL
BANKS.

Wells Fargo & Co.'S express wagon
was held up yesterday morning at
the corner OF Brougher venue and
Main stretched up OF it's own
weight. There was a shipment on
the wagon from the East of $4,000
In silver half dollars, to be used in
the payment of the miners on Mon
day next. The shipment weighed
about a ton and a half, and 1t was
Just as much as the tired horses of
the express company could do TO
haul il to the corner OF the street to
the bank for which II was intended.
The shipment was made to the
Nevada First National Bank, and
the bulk of It had TO be packed by
hand, or by sack from the corner OF
Main street to the bank. half a block
away.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-02-15

the ledge. The main ore body is
about four feet in width and the
average value is $3.50 to the ton,
principally in gold.
The Hooligan No. 2 claim on
which the lease is located is the
property of l.. Van Dorm and asso-
ciates. They are at present work
ing the property and the main ledge
or the district passes through the
Hooligan No. ? and is found on
the Miller lease, Some of the ore
from the ledge on the Miller lease
is of the picture variety and fairly
glistens with the yellow metal. The
new owners of the lease are prepar-
ing to carry on a vigorous campaign
of development work and expect to
make regular shipments at once
Reno Gazette.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-02-15
TOnOpdh Nan in
RdWhide Deal

DR.. j. D. Grissim has returned
from Rawhide. and has been instru-
mental in putting through one Of the
biggest deals in the camp. He and
his associates have purchased FIVE
claims adjoining the property Of the
Rawhide Consolidated.
The deal was closed on Wednes-
day, and Or. Grissim says that the
work OF real mining will be com
menced as soon as possible. and that
the new owners are going after the
ore just as fast as labor can do II.
a company is to be Incorporated. the
name Of which is 10 be the Rawhide
Extension Mining Company. the
officers and directors Of which viii
be the following:
President, George X Allen; vice.
president, II. NJ. B~lakeslee; secre-
tary and treasurer, DR.. j.. d. Grissim;
c. II. Baker, e. H. Wiley and J. C.
Bray.
DR.. Grissim was most favorably
impressed with the camp, and he