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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
Protesting Property Owners Withdraw Opposition When
Assured by City Engineer That Bid Is Most
Reasonable.

a pauall. which for a time threat
encd to develop into serious proper.
I lans, but eventually blow over.
'eaving everybody happy. featured
the regular session Of the board OF
public works today. A delegation OF
anuthsfnd property owners appear.
% before the board and protested
fisnfoual3 against awarding tho
contract Tor fiiiink Fourth av. T. to
8 !. Erickson Al his stipulated IFS
Aife OF So COO
Particular umbrage wRa taken by
ihe delegation through their sp0kes
nan = " Efaw, TO the item N.lieh
esllee fot the pa mont OF g. 600 for
clearing aud grabbing The prop
efty owners failed 20 see where
there Was any necessity OF RfubbinE
aud clearing tidefluis. Mr.. Efas
presented the matter ia language
which al times became very vle0r
aus Ills general reference TO the
measure a. a shold.up game on the
part of Mt Erickson aud several
Side remarks caused Chairman
fhomson Of the board "a protest
against ans inalnuatlona.
Asks Information.
~ YOU have any knowledge Of
anything crooked. inform this board
Of what Il be-" MIR Thomson con
tinned. Nhereat Mf Etaw explained
that NJ Erickson waH asking the
property owners 20 pay tor some.
thing which he had agreed % do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
HALL TO
APPEAR

There Il no truth whatever In
the rumors that have been started
that would not appear against Con.
slantine IN tie criminal suit nov
pending tn the superior court said
Jesse Hall last night
tn BE- back In Seattle positively
on the date Of the trial
Hall left Tor lutte last night.
Bard & fenion. hts attorneys IN
the civil suit. wherein Hall le ask.
inE ti0G.00 from Constantine as
damages for the injuries resulting
from bullet wounds inflicted
b. Constantine. declare that
Halls feeling In the mat.
ter IL unchanged. and that he
viii d. the chief prosecuting wit.
ness when the trial comes up again.
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
would regard any attempt on the
part Of conStantiue's' attorneys 10
enter a plea Of simple assault as
trivial = do not believe Attorney
Wiltshire viii make a motion OF that
Kind. he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
MRS. HAlNES TESTIFIES
IN her OWN DEFENSE

The ease OF Mrs Laura NJ.
Hsines Is stlll pending In Judge
Frater's court. but may go To the
jury this afternoon Mrs. Iiaines
concluded her testimony this morn.
ing. aud Miss Bessie Haines. her
daughter. was called for the defense
to oorroborate her testimony
The plea OF the defense rs that
Mrs Haincs obtained the money
and furs. alleged by the simmons
Fur company Ia have been secured
under the false representations that
she was wealthy and cousin Of
Ralph Stacy. the banker. only after
the urgent request and solicitation
of Mt simmons himself
Mr.. simmons. the defendant
claims. urged her 90 take the furs.
although she protested she had no
money az the time
Mrs. Halnes declares that Mr..
simmons nevertheless insisted ON
her purchasing the furs, She also
states that she mentioned MIR
Stacy as her banker. but not As a
relative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

Pa WNRROkERS MUST
COMPLY WITH LAW

SkcletonlEed aud Incomplete ~.
parts have hfaasht reprlmand Ia
city pawuhrokeru from the pailee
department, which claims that their
ao'called descriptions OF patrons are
~ Inadequate as To- he practically
worthless Ia the detection Of crlma
ahd the apprehension of criminals.
The police saY that all the pawn.
brokers know that elaborate descflp
tleus OF all persons who pawn an.
tteies os valve are required hy law
on the daily report sheet "a tho de.
psttinent The patrons name.
helEhI sciHht. complexion. nous.
taeh" or beard, u ans. and all rug.
ulaf poliee Information nf that char.
aetef Il required
fawahrokefs have srawa 50 iax
Ia returning thgse sports that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
MOVE TO EMBARRASS
OLIVE RECRA0E

A movement 10 nov oa foot to
call a special slectina under The
Initiative and referendum law PASS
sd a. the last municipal eieciios 10
deteFgiino the qB~Hiious Involved tn
the Olive 81 rrRradr
Petitions have been IN circulation
fof several days and J .. Douglas
president 81 the Manhattan Flats
company. uho j. said to he b~hiud
the movement. announces that thes
wtii be- presented to the council
next Monday uight. lie claims fhsY
all have marr than the required
800 flames on the petitiona
The election wili affect the entire
Pine. Stewart and Olive a re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
DISP0SING OF THE
PINK CUFF" CASES

Disposition OF the cases against
30 men and women caught ia tue
pink cuff raid By the police earis
yesterday morning slIt be made to
day and Thursday in police court.
the cases being 10 numerous. With
the regular routine. a. To practical.
Is gint the court business.
Judge Gordon disposed of a few
OF the eases yesterday Several Of
the women whom the police
brought in onls as a case of ueees.
sity ia eonvieting the men. were
fined SIS each.
J. kinusota. sam Fakeno. A. y.
federmyer and y. IadIsoka we're
given the alternative OF paying s10a
fines or going to jail for thirtt
days The charge was dieorderly
conduct.
Sing Sing was fined $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
,sv United Pressl

,s,asNafoS. March N-No
: !. s.a..,ioa has been eroated In
=, ,lrsles herc BY report ne
a. NON san Francisco that Col
go = stewart, formerly IN
'...a.na q Fort fafreneas. Fla
= 81 ,.ea made an American nrcY
= = beng exiled to Fort Grant
y .,,,a pos, ia Arizona where
= - ~, ASSOCIATES are one enlisted
:. :. and ,vO army mules.
.n,sstisallon Is sure 60 result,
- s.s,ss Is The sffausc conditions
=" ~ case. a scandal seems IN
sf !. \. charges Of Col stcNart's
.,snss arv true aud be has been
n '...,.s.aa.d without trisl or a
c sa.ss n even set = temporary
sssn s.. IA cnndlsien amounting "a
n .'s..,',, ,slse some one IN The var
49, i certair 10 b. called
-. = esnlala Il. on the ether
"a 80 Ii NEE Is Justification Cor The
s -. barharoas punishment
- - ,'' - hs.n dealt the cid officer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
BOY 0ISSEMRLER
FOUND BY POLICE

Arthur Nitsehie. 5 years old. one
of the elsyeresi dissemhisfa known
10 the pollce. Vas picked ap GA the
streets at ~ O'Clock last night BY
faifulman Cfostenaer and sent TO
headquarters tie carried a bundle
OF unsoid newspapers under hin
arm
Arthur first came Under the no
ticr Of the g~silce a fee daya aKo
when he Was found Is objective
Clark Ia a stairway on srcnnd a.
weeping as though bis heart would
hrrak
When asked ID. cause. he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

"a. Inst a sin from Lawson "a
a. s,ssrruheims IL 4 bunch II the
ss.ale's nsoaey. 50 that the GuE
.~aslu,s will turu around and heir
i.~sn wl.h his Trinity Coppei
ssaI
~ SPEAKER was 8 Nevada min
- msa visiting the STATE Nsnias
Mes y ssseriation &C their psihiic
s.sslnx in Alki hail last nisht
rssmoud d ogden. attorney.
~ a aatherfy On alaiag laN.
a. - address. n which h palut.
i a. methods b. which dishonest
sslsg enrpxnles could Be brought
! kp,k There was blx attgnd'
tspe. .he room bcing sell FILLED.
Art the address questions from
- aon psslaly Showed that I.aS
81 mceesS Ia fiillng the Gug
rsheam culferx was not reilahed
Z ~ Washington mintng mcn. no
ssstss Aou satisfied the LAws0u
hssssw wight b.
n The widow and orphan follow
lzsaus aayier. and give him their
Il sae ~ ultimately balls 90 make
set be- ear the Washington laS
49, Nina and aFon whst grounds
n trend Of the leutureF = fepls
= as suestion was that Lawson
~ NJ more deeply committed
~ ~ average miusng eufafauy.
kn1f - sold Il par. and should
MI - many experienced I-copie
zazsesly expect -sheTe sustid ~
~ <rcaaas Tor actloe. natwifh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

/ free 1T cost when he first obtained
permission " use the Fourth aY s
tresile on which to run his difi
trains from the blk reEfade.
You ought 30 guard your con.
tracts 80 no one could raise quoa
ton aa IA their validity or iegit.
lmRey.a said Mr.. Isfaw. n this con.
tract goes through. Il VIII make the
city a party to the scheme and viii
cast u reflection back upon the city
engineers office"
Thomson Explains,
Chairman Thomson went 20 con.
siderable length In detailing the tea.
sons why Mr ErickBon's bid was
not only reasonable. but would prob.
ably b. the lowest BID the city could
ever obtain for the work. Tie urged
the necessity OF finishing up the
Fourth aY q fiil 80 that the main
trunk arMef for that end could be
laid aud put into service. As to the
main objection to the 81. 900 item.
Me-. Thomson acknowledged that It
looked iop-aided. but be explained
that on the other hand. the earth
flll was cofrespoudinEiy low and
that IN the total the bid was ca.
tfemelY fair and reasonable
Al the conclusion 81 the meeting
the delegation Withdrew ita obiec
lions aud stated that. In yiew Of the
full explanation made. IL would be
BEST Ia award the contract 10 SIR.
Erickson, which was accordingly
done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

he bad lost a quarter and feared 90
80 hume because a beating awaited
him
The hoy haa heeu sitting there
some time and sympathetic pasaers.
b. would thrust silver culnA into hia
pudgY little hand. confident they
had done a Eeod deed. Arthur would
thrust the ulna~4 into his pocket
With ehuckle. aad resume his
weeping after bis benefaeter had
Departed
The hoy has a good home a. fis3
ssth az. and his story about IA.
iosl quarter and the tsestinE was a
pure fabrication
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
ERICKSON IS AWARDED
FOURTH AV. CONTRACT

letter u" Tor light complexion aud
II. Tor dark Is all the description
the police have had cor some thus.
Secretary narck yesterday sent
out notices to all pawnbrokefs that
hereafter they must return ihrat
reports a. required by iaw, az ia
feit thulf licenses Ia de- business.
These. reports are invaluable az
times Ia tracing stolen property.
aad IA establishing the Identity Of
the criminal Ia eases where stolen
property la pat 40 fpr loan.
The pawnhrukcra we're also notl
fled ta retnru more accurate de-
nerlptiona OF the property, and that
zone watch as reported. does not
cover the description Of 4 watch
that has been pawned Fall descrip
lions of the property must be givcu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
VULCAN IRON WORKS
SEEKS PROTECTION

Claiming that unien men are pick.
etinS their plant 20 intlmldais the
op~a-shop sofkmea. the Vulcan
lnoa Works company has asked Act.
iHx Chief Ward % give them polie-
protection.
II was reported 90 Chicf Ward
that five unian pieketa ecfc placsi
on dutY about the Vulcan plant yes.
teFday. aud that threats have hcrn
made "a thrlf woFkmcn.
The Vulcan piaul atpout rear
ago became an oren shop when the
naiou labofcrs Neat cut on q plea
foF higher NaKeN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
GAMBLING ROOMS NOT
IN CALIFORNIA HOTEL

An injustice was done the Call.
foruia hotel, 2iS Fourth ay s.. In
the press reports Of the gambling
raid 10 DAYS ago. when ~ Oriental
gamblers were arrested In rooms In
the Basement Of the building.
rite gambling rooms a-e not in
the Aotel. as stated. but In the base.
ment OF the building. which ~ un-
der a separate lease aud entirely
separated from the hotel by the
stofE buildings on the first floor
The basement resort IL reported
by The police 10 be under lease 60
~chNago Dan" Chinese gambler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
PUBLIC MARKET

The best golden dates are on sale
81 the public market Mt two pounds
Tor Ice. Halibnt is uaoted nj two
sounds for lie. Cherries. home pne.
served. are on sale at Soc per half
GALLON. Green peas are loo per
pound
A number OF specials have been
arranged for tomorrow. Italian dried
prunes eili be- on sale at sc per
pound. Best native creamery brick
butter will be sold AZ two pounds
for sc. while the best native tub
creamery will be quoted at two
pounds for Coo Smoked salmon will
be on sale az l0c per pound and
crabs sill be sold At three for 2se.
Corned beef will ~ quoted at SC
per pound Wisconsin Swiss cheese
vii be- ON sale at &c per pound.
Early Rose seed potatoes are iz.c
per pound Plotted palms will be Ia
the market al 50c and 81 each.
Vinegar viii be quoted at sSc per
gal
Milk has been reduced on the
public market aud Is being quoted
at &c per quart. Artichokes are GU
sale at two Tor Ice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

grades a. the latter Improvement
measure VAS arranged iB conform.
ifY with the grades established IN
the other improvements The woFk
GA both Zine and ats~art ats il
already seii under eaf and. accord.
ins 10 eity officials. a moFrmeut
Witch wouid lnyalidais the Olive as
wurk would seriously hamper thr
tatternents on all the adiaceut
thofouKhfAfeE
Tho Olive e. reEfade ordinance
vas passed BY the eity council on
March -. signed b. Mayor Miles
on March -. and cpmss within the
ordinances subject 80 the Initiative
and referendum measure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

daYits of all responsibility afiaing
from the fact that Improvements
on the tNo lots might overlap.
Whoa Edwin James a Co. Of
Seattle. representing the putchaa.
ers, offered 10 make the first pay
meat ia the Pioneer heut a collwc.
ton Agency. representing senator
Carter. the Pioneer company fcfua.
al Ia accept Il on the ground that
the time Of The option bad elapsed
This suit Was fhpreupnh brought 10
enforce specific performance OF the
contract entered iuta hetNera the
PARTIES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
SEN. CARTER WINS
IMPORTANT CASE

The supreme court nj Olympia
Yesterday sustained the decision ~
the superior court ~ kinR county.
shich decided IN favor Of Senator
Thomas 4 Carter OF Montana
against Joseph N Valentine aud
john Allen IN a suit arising over a
contract fof the sale 1t tao lota
On the eofaer Of Columbia at aud
seventh ays Seattle. owned bY Sen
atoP Carter aud valued at s.. ooo.
senator Carter refused to Sian the
deeds epuyeYiHg the lots separately
20 Valentine and Alien until he
should b relieved ~ proper affi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
BUILDERS EXCHANGE
LOSES MEMBER

]. J. Frantz a building contractor.
may be expelled FROM the builders
Exchange because be took the con.
tract a. erect the new Sullivan A.
consldiuc building at Madison 81
and Third az
A clause IN the contract states
that only union lshor shall be em.
pioYed on the wufk and as the
4uildefa' EXCHANGE vas organized
solely to oppose the unions. the Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
CUSHMAN Is CHARGED
WITH MANSLAUGHTER

Charles +. Cushmau. the watch.
man for the United States assay
office. who shot and killed Motor.
man l.. Arnold In fight ON a South
Park ST. car early yesterday morn.
ing. was charged with manslausht.
ar In an information filed by the
prosecuting attorney In the superior
court today.
Cushman claims that Arnold
struck lam in the face during Ole
fight preceding the shooting. aud
that he shot In selfdefense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

Dor committee ~ the exchange flied
charges against Ftantx
The matter sill b. brought up at
the regular meeting OF the exchange
To- be- held next Tuesday
: J FrautE. the contractor. stated
this morning that he always en-.
pioyed anton labor whenever pos
sibla. aud that he would only en-.
plof union men on The Sullivan a
Cousldiuc buildlng.
frau's employs between 80 and
60 men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
CASE BEING SETTLED.

Tho case of Nora Bracklln. ohare
cd with issuing checks without hav.
Ing funds In the bank to meet them.
was yesterday stricken from the
trial calendar by Judge Ffater. upon
representation by her attorney that
the case was being settled out OF
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

Important business will be
brought up tomorrow evening at the
regular meeting of the eennsyl
vanilla association Ia the Alaska club
rooms. Alaska building. All former
residents Of Pennsylvania are re
quested Ia attend the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

LINCOLN. Neb.. March a.
William jennings Bryan. after a
lpax speech making tour through
the south and rentfat wcst. u
scheduled IA return here tonight to
entertain the democratic and pop
ullst editors OF Nebraska Al a han
qta-f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
s4oup's CONFIRMATION


JUNEAU. Alaska. March Of.
a private eabi"erafu receiT.
here from Washington from q
reliable source says JAMES
shonp uas confirmed ~ tbs
senate late yesterday after
uoou for United States mar.
shat of the FIRST district of
Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
BIo TOO HIGH.

Tho board OF public works today
rejected the bid OF the LOWS a
Wiley Co. for filling In Holgate St
at n stipulated figure of $50. sa2
The preliminary estimate furnished
By the city engineer placed the cost
of the work az 81 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
FINED FOR SELLING
LIQUOR ON SUNDAY

Henry Schultz. proprietor Of the
Globe bar. First av. aud Main st.
was fined $50 In police court this
morning for selling liquor on sun.
day.
Il was charged that Schultz stood
outside the place as picket. steering
the patrons into the saloon by rear
door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
MINING MEN DON'T LIKE
LAWSON'S SUCCESS

standing the fact thar he has been
a. vague a. the Nariest wildeatter.
In tylne himself down 10 statements
% facts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
ON THE FRONT

The first steamer saillnEs for
Nome have been announced BY the
three companies engaged In the
northern traffic The Pacific
Coast steamship Co all sail the
senator June and the Umatllla
June {. Tue MontaFa wiil sail
later with freight only The
Alaska Steamship co. uiIi have the
Olympia sailing MAJ 80. Victoria
and Ohio June 4. and the North.
western June 4 schuhaeh a Ham
llfon will have the Hyades May 30
Stanley Dollar June aud the
Aackinaw June fs. The latter
three steamers will carry freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
70 see sArrLssHlps

NJ boats Of Pier ? Ten ruana
IT, lailg. SOC rou1a trip. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

Several wireless messages have
been received from the Alaska
Coast Cos steamer Bertha. now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

With a fun list ~ passengers and
heavy freight cargo the State of
California has sailed for Friaco. The
Pacific Coast Steamship Co IN.
tends 10 keep the state Of Califora
MIA. Queen and City Of Puebla on
the scattie.Frisco route for the
next two months. when the Cover
nor and President Will be added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

The Pacific Coast Steamship Co
has announced the first sailing of
the excursion steamer Spokane.
The latter steamer will leave Sc.
attic on her first trip 10 Alaska
June rs. following trips TO be made
Iuly |. rs. 81 and August Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
TO SEE BATTIEsHlPs

Take boats at Pier = Ten round
trips daily soc round trip. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

Roy Lilico. the maEnaie Of the
pleasure launch business ON the
sound. IL having a new craft built
at Crawford a Reid's ship yards 1T
Tacoma. The boat will be ~ feet
In length. 20 be equipped with 90.
horsepower Standard gasoline en-.
gine The launch will cost about
s.. soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

a letter has been received from
Herman n. Smith Of Seattle stat.
Ing that he has arrived in New
York on the William =. Frye after
q drifiing trip around the Horn.
Smitis-~Ass first mate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

The Oriental liner Tango Msru
salls today Tor the Orient. several
flour shipments consigned 10 China
we're left on the dock. as the Chi
neae merchants have started q boy
cutt nn Japanese EDods or ship
ments made Ia Japanese bottoms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

Steamer Jefferson sailed for
SkaEway and way ports last night
with a fuii passenger list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

Marie and An,oinette. twin
daughters OF Charles ", Black, were
the dual sponsors al the launching
Of the steamer Northlsud at
Moran's yesterday. THIS new craft
will be placed on the freight route
between Seattle and Ketchikan.
When the Northland slid down the
ways she bad her boilers. engines,
stack. masts and all entire fittings
aboard In fact. the only thing
missing was the steam, or she
could have started off on a cruise.
The Santa Clara will sail tomor-
row for Valdez and seward Among
the passengers will be many labor
ers for the railroad construction
work at CordOva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

speeding fD westward ports Il
Alaska.
The Alaska Steamship Go. Of Ne.
yada has been appointed TO do bnai.
ness In this stats under corporation
papers Charles = Peabody II
named statutory agent The Alas
kR Steamship Go. vas formerly In
coFpofased under the ia~s OF Ore.
Kon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
aHOME" OF SOUTHERN
 PACIFIC RAILROAD

The presence of Judge Alex P. Huhpmrfes in Montgomery to deliver an address to the Alabana Bar Associ- ation lends special interest to special from Louisville. Ky, describing the home" of the Southern Pacific. This unique home Is described as foi- lows:
 EIf you were worth $500, 900. .ooo. would you live in a si00 house. That is what the Southern. Pacific Railroad does. A little house which stands a few yards from the street car line in Beechmont. just outside of Louisville, is the ofncial residence of the Southern Pacific.
 The gigantic system, with It's Ssoo,- 100000 valuation. owns thousands Of miles of railroads, has immense build ings in many parts of the world, owns steamship lines and all other ad1uncts of a railroad, but the little wooden box of a house near Louisville -is the one spot 1t calls home.
 The Southern Pacific is Kentucky institution Incorporated in this State and holding It's charter here. This ne- cessitates an official residence, and the s100 house answers the purpose just as we'll as a paiatial building would. The room 1t contains is fitted up as an of- fice, but 1t sees little use save once q year when the annual meeting of the stockholders is held. Then Judge Alex P Humphries. attorney for the system here. rides out to the little house and proceeds to hold stpckholders' meet ing. voting thousands of shares of stock worth millions of dollars.
 'srhe rest of the time the Southern Pacific keeps away from it's home"