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PROPOSALS AND BIDS
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NOTICE 40 CONTRACTORS
Nitre 81 lae Board of state Harbor Commission
fs- iIica Depot and Ferry House, san
tnlel>e1. Ca... October II. 19oS
ne;-ol proposals bids VIII be received AZ
Lr o.l.e s. or prior ro $3.50 O'Clock p. m on
-lA l.o1Al, Aorember - l90s Tor the con-
struotie- ~ Section II ~ the seavall the same
t3 extend from TIE nortlerlv end OF Section l.
.---.e- ltlVi iot nor-herlF along tie water
l-'at -- ~ rae Cify and County Of san Frsn-
eiseo' p aeeorlaace with Tie plan and speciGea-
mons prepared therefor bv the Assistant State
--ne-lerr and adopted by the board October -.
-@-, and ol Gle ibis office 10 which special
reference is lerebv made The work 10 be done
-aaer t-esc srecitcar IONS consists in furnishing
aii stone and labor for constructing stone sea
"al- lt Is estimated shat the stone seawall Will
''l-t '-,ptV TONS ~ stone ol LOO pounds
per TON; ol tlis amount 5000 tons of smaller
stone n-i BE- geqU'rN for the core ~ the en-
ea-h.ltat and about 1000 tons Of large stone
-oi me olter slopes Tie stone must not be sub
9eet o. ceco-n position OF disintegration by the
actlon of tle sea water OF air.
no sl.le For the core wiI include stone from
pound in weight uD 60 any size and weight in
a-- asspI lnent- Tie stone FOR the outer slopes
must he stone ll from one 10 four cubic feet
p i4ir assortment, 10 objection w.l be made
e'-1 aisel ilan tour cubic feet The stone
~ I-e outer slopes must be free Of seams and
other Ines NJ cleavage.
% bid VIII be received unless Ii IS made on
blank taIu furnished from this office and is
accompanied bg sample weighing about 20
pounds ~ the stone do be used and a certified
check ~ i've 90 per cent OF the aggregate
amount of the bid. payable to the order of the
secretary ~ the Board. as a guarantee on the
SIX tbl days after the acceptance Of the bid.
enter -ul0 written contract 10 do said work
according 20 the plans and specifications pre-
pared therefor and VIII also execute and file
WIN this board bond in such sum as the board
may deem adequate with a surety company 10
be approved Boy the Board Of State Harb0r Com
10 Iss qners and conditioned FOR the faithful per-
fo-mance ~ such contract: nor VIII said bid be
considered by -lis board unless delivered to the
Secretary or 20 the Assistant Secretary. at the
oflce o1 Tho Secretary ~ prior 10 3.30 O'Clock
D. NJ on THURSDAY. November 10 1905 AZ
V7-;-h time and place the bids viii be opened
TIE board reserves the right TO reject any or
al bids II deemed for the best interests Of the
state
Pidders are invited 10 De present at the open
ing of the bids.
JAMES X GILLETT
GoTenor ~ tho state ~ California. OK ofacio
Member ol the B0ard of State Harbor Com
mlssiouers.
EDWARD robson TAYLOR.
Mayor ~ thc CITY and County ~ San Francisco.
~ offcio Member of the Beard Of State Har-
W V STAFFORD
HENRY J. CROGKER.
". II. DENNISON.
Board NJ state Hafbor COmmiss oners-
RALPH BARKER Assistant State Engineer.
W. THORPE. Secretary
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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Steamer Indiana Brings News of Many
Earthquakes in Central America

officials yesterday by putting in an ap-
pearance late in the afternoon. 1t was
too late, however, to pass quarantine.
and the liner will lie in the stream in
communicate until this morning, when
the federal medicos will go on board.
The liner will dock at the Pacific Mail
wharf probably about s o'clock. The
Asia. has on board 40 cabin passengers
from the orient and a large cargo.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 4,797,000 feet.
The Oceanic steamship company s
liner Alameda. Captain Dowdell. ar
rived yesterday at Honolulu from this
port.
The ship Aryan. now at San Pedro,
has been put on the berth TO load at
this port for New York
The liner Siberia. from this port, ar
rived yesterday at Yokohama.
The liner Peru arrived November 1
at Ancon from this port and the New
port arrived there November TO-
The Oceanic steamship company
liner Mariposa, Captain Hayward is
due today from Tahiti
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DEATHS

BoYCE-In this city November Is, 1905. Yer
non G. Boyee, beloved son of Julia A. Brown
native of Washington aged IL years.
CHURToN-In this city, November Is, 1905,
Louise Wilmot, beloved wife of Robert A.
Churton. and sister of Elizabeth j. Manning.
native of England, aged 21 years.
CONNEII-In this city. November -. 1905,
Anne Theresa beloved wife of Daniel Connell
mother of Sylvester Doan. and sister of Mrs
w b. Hicks and George ". MeDermott of
Suisun. native of Dublin. Ireland.
The funeral viii take place today tSatur-
dav1 MT II o'clock a. m. from the par
lors of McGinn Brothers, 1876 Eddy street.
thence to st. Dominics church, where services
will be held at 1880 O'Clock a, NJ. Interment
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SlNNBSIN
The pressure is falling slowly over the entire
Pacific slope. owing To the eastward Increment
Of the high the Missouri valley Generally
cloudy weather prevails west Of the Rocky
mountains. but no rain or snow is reported. Tie
temperature has risen over the northern portion
Of the Pacific slope aud fallen over southern Gail
f0rnia and Arizona The relative humidity in the
Sacramento valley Is 81 per cent and In the San
Joaquin valley it is So per cent.
Conditions are favorable for fair weather in
California Saturday. with light northwest winds
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday
light northwest wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday; light
northwest wind.
sacramento yaIIey-Fair saturday; light north
wind.
San Joaquin valley Saturday; light
north wind.
Los Angeles and vieinity-Cloudy Saturday
light northeast wind.
G.. H. WILSON. Local Foreeaster,
Temporarily in Charge.
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PRORATE SALE

Subject 70 confirmation by court the admins
tratriE OF the estate ~ James n Mcdonald de-
ceased. offers for sale the property hereafter
described fla the manner and on the terms fol-
lowing:
By competitive bid; bids 10 be sealed and
10 be opened at I0 o'clock g. M Monday the
23d day of November 1905. at the Office Of
The aduinisr-atriz room 81. Russ building. San
Erancisco, prOfers 20 be segregated TO spe-
accompany offer. balance 10 be paid on con
rrmarion by court.
The following IS the property referred TO:
boncs-SouIh Pacific Coast Railroad Co
bonds-Butte County Canal Co.
bonds-Bay Counties Power Co.. (2ds).
honis-Boca & Loyalton Railroad Co
bonds-NaIley County Power Co.
= bonds-Ocea1 Shore Ry. 90.
6 honls-Los Angeles Gas Elec Co.
bonds Pacific Gas & Elec. co.
hcncs-Stonlard Elec. 60. Of Cal.
bonds Fetaluma & Santa Rosa Ry Co.
b9nds-Pacifc Gas Imp Co.
6 bluls-Cal- Northwestern Ry. Co
3 b0nds-PLilippine Tel. A. Tel Corp
3 bonds-Ncrthern Cal. Power Co.
bonds-o-o Water Light & Power Co.
honds-Blue Lakes Water Co.
bo1ds-Contra Costa Water Co. (2dsl
bonds-Bay Counties Power Co.
nonds-fetallma & Santa Rosa Ry. Co.
s shares-First National Bank Of s F.. Cal.
40 shares-Bauk ~ Willis.
: shares-I,irst National Bank Of Eureka.
10 slares-Hank of America.
5 shares -NutuaI Savings Bank Of s r
--a s cares Chariot II. a. Co.
.s35 shares-Crcscent N. & ~ Co
4.oS3 shares-Beila Onion Quicksllrer Co
1l-Gl5 shares-EaEle Copper d Silr. Mg Co
503 slares-Rur1e County Canal Co
4a slares- Philippine Tel. g. Tel. Corp.
slares-gsl- Irrigated Land Co
= shares Slrter Irrigated Farms Co.
1 slur-s-Sluth s.. r. Dock Co
--l shares Santa Rosa Water Works
3 saares- N1rthVresrern Red. &C.
2 shares Scottish Rite T. Assoc
l.1l5 s1arcs-lnro Marble Co of Cal
MARY J. T. McD0NAID
AS a1r inist-e-riE 0f the estate Of James II
alr1onald. deceased
WA II. HAMILTON.
ElEs lsldE-. Attorney for Administra trfx.
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Exnorta for Mexico

The steamer Curacao, which sailed fOE Quay
mas and way ports last Sunday, had cargo con
signed TO various Mexican ports. valued at $50,
ISL and including the following:
3.O05 gals and wine, 30 cs and IS gals
whisky 10 cs yermouth 44.34O lbs malt. Is cs
brandy. IL bbls -four. 10.G32 lbs and 13 dried
fruit 13S7 lbs and IL bxs raisins. 269S lbs nuts.
POST lbs and hutter. .39j lbs cheese. so
lbs and bread. p ctls barley. 331 lbs beans.
400 cs canned goods. .49S lbs Goldfish. 10 cs GIN
155 pkgs fruits. sol pkss potatoes. 42S pkgs
onlons. II pkgs Vegetables. 4.4I3 lbs rice. .23S
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
published once in this column free of charge
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MANGINI ARRAIGNED

John Mangini was arraigned in Polica
Judge Weller's court yesterday on a
charge of murder. lie was rcpressnI.d
by Attorney j. a. Spinetti. He shot
and killed his mother II law, Mrs. Clio
wanna CeTeghino. at her residence. a392
Mission street, on the night of Oeto-
Der II.
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BIRTHS

BADGER-In this city, November 10. 1903. to
the wife Of j. A. Badger, daughter.
BEAUcE-In tits city. November l. 1905 TO
the wife of Eugene A. Beaucc. daughter.
LEyY-In this city. November H. 1905 to the
wife of Sylvan H. Levy. daughter.
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MARRIAGES

GALINDo-D -DowNING-In Berkeley Cal. No
yemher II 1905 by the Rev t. L. Walz
Abe Galindo OF san Francisco and Elizabeth
Downing Of Los Angeles.
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Army TraBsports

The Buford left Nagasaki October 26 for this
port
The Crook left Manila October 81
The Kilpa trick is al Newport News. Va.
The Dix sailed October so from Honolulu for
Manila.
The Logan is in port
The Meade is at Newport News, Va.
The Sherman is in port.
The sheridan. from this port. arrived Novembei
IL at Honolulu.
The Warren is at Manila.
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lumber for Shanghai. She proceeds to Everett
and Muklteo for the lumber.
Steamer Santa Clara is due from Valdez and
Seward tomorrow morning and steamer Dolphin
sails for Skagway via ports tomorrow night
Steamer Bertha left Cordova at p. m. yes
terday and Is due here next Wednesday
steamer Buckman returned from Tacoma to-
day.
shin Erskine NJ Phelps have. voluntarily offered
to testify in behalf of Captain Graham and
Mate Trpp. who are accused Of assault BY three
members of the crew. Mate Trips bail was
furnished today and he viii be released to-
morrow.
steamer Nebraskan from Salina Cruz. and
steamer Tampico. from Skagway. arrived in to-
night
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Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco. Nov. H. 190S
RAINFALL DATA
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MARINERS
Change in the Relations of Red and
White Lights

ON aud after January 1. 1909. in the display
of night storm warnings of the United States
weather bureau q red light alone viii Indicate
easterly winds. and white light below red
light will indicate westerly winds.
The foregoing action reverses the positions
formerly occupied by the red and white lights
in indicating westerly Winds
". /. MOORE.
Chief United States Weather Bureau.
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PROPERTY To ExCHANGE

RANCH Of 400 acres with plenty OF water. in
southern California for city or Oakland prop-
erty- J. =. NASH, room 80, Blcon building,
Oakland
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BUSINESS CARDS
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
JACKS the house mover; houses raised and
moved, 4sth ST. aud San Pablo, Emery vile
+. .. Phone Piedmont $3.50.
CARPET CLEANING
GOLD MEDAL sterm Carpet Cleaning and Reno
waiting Works. 95s Clay ST.. first class work
guar. ihenes Oak. 4ls4. A41s4- A. LESTER
aIA'rHEWSON's Carpet Beating Works, SO East
12tA ST.; teis. Merritt 59J. Bl6S5.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Lodging Houses for SaIe-OaIsIand
BAY COUNTIES REALTY Co.
265 Bacon block. Phone Oakland S1Ss-The
best bargains in rooming houses in the city;
list your houses with MS for quick ssles.
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wANTs TO LEASE

{ WANT 10 rent or lease 20 TO 80 acre prune
end cherry orchard; must be good; cash rent.
in Sanra Clara county. Address Orchardist
hrr 40 Ieu nffce
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OIL LANDS

MONTEREY county OH lands: close to develop
nent of STANDARD oil company. F. Dukeney
md other active drilling: near railroad: In
arEer and smaller tracts 81 per acre and
lpward WENDELL EASDON. 2f5 Monad-
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lbs sugar. 175 salmon. O.747 lbs spice. 1898
lbs sage, 1857 lbs tea. 1900 lbs and so
meals. 1913 pkgs paints. 141 cs and 81 bbls oils,
u windows. u doors. S7.76O IT lumber. 40 pcs
tank material. 1.499 lbs tallow. 200 boiler tubes
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DO You Wand s5.nnf

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|. WANT ADS
OAKLAND MaEBA BREaR fRuYALf
HELP WANTED

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Employment Of6ce-General con-
frs et0rs, furnishes best help 3S1 Sth ST.. Oak
land. Phone Oakland 3l5s Home A85l3.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS TO EET-OakIazd
BEAR IL room, gas Lot bath. double bed; 3
sunny southern wiad0ws. DO stairs; $ FOR ]
person. Sio f9r .. cls 9th ST., near Broadway
sftIan.
HA4kIEoN sL l2Gs-2 sunny well furnished.
90 rooms, best close in residence section;
aN n lFfficuoes-
HOTEL So PAUL 52S 10Th 81. corner Clay
Rooms zoe DAY up; s. 30 week up; special
raie lg u-e month; open all night.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

ALCATRAZ av.. 1612-New modern room
house: lot 40xl37; Y blocks from Key Route
ami = p: $4.J00; terms; by owners only.
FINEST residence lot in North Berkeley: level
ground; 60xl35; block from station splendid
view. Inquire l:i:s5 Shattuck ay. adjoining.
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RTsIENTs-oakIand
THE MOLITOR- Furnished house keeping rooms:
also transient; blocks from 22d ST. Key
Route $50 san Pablo av.. Oakland
HOLLYWOOD INN apartments. newly furnished
suItes. . rooms. s25 and S35. 093 San Pablo
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REAL ESTATE

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
$25 MONTHLY and small first payment buys new
strictly modern cottage; ) rooms mantel. cleo
tricify; price 50, 500 If sold Immediately; n
genuine bargain. Owner. 10l4 Eagle av. near
= BAY ST
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BARGAINS -Runabouts $500 and up and touring
cars repairs our specially Imperial Garage.
JIh lstl 81. west of San Pablo az. Oakland.
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Sun rises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
ouh sets J-uu
Last quarter Of moon. Nov. 10 at 1892 D. m.
New moon ...-..-..-.. Nov 23. at 1:+4 p. in.
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FINANCIAL

INVESTMENTS Securities and Iolas 333 First
MI. Bk bldg. Oakland Pettis & Burhcck
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THPEMRITERs ANn sIpPIIIas

NEW and second hand typewriters bought and
sold. rented. repaired. guaranteed. SMITH
BROS, 462 18Th ST. Phone Oakland u.
GEO. f. MERRY-Smith Premier agent; all
makes repaired. $50 Broadway. Oakland
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES
NHW YORK Bicycle Works 972 eth ST. near
Filbcrt; new and secondhand bicycles bought
aud sold; all repsir work reasonably done.
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DOMINION KICKS
ON RATE DISCRIMINATION
Nrirona Mining aud ~mtltin4 CON
Germ tlaH- Railroads Before
commission

Washinean. Nav m. Fltr-tN.
Identical rawrit ut~ wer" H'-t tHt.t
with tho mt.f-fHf. Comwsrer U.u-
mission hN th. cola Dominion 'opp.f
Nu.uz luI Sn.ItinZ company. ai
GIobr Aria inst Cd lafse Humh r
raftHtlau business east eft Tho Roofs.
mountains THt complaints aIeGH
that ~t. unjust ami unrel~nu
lhf aHI iS.r5miuatorN minimum
rates au shipments CT coal frHw a~-
rrr points art charged uau E3 Prsn
sNa. tu Gluh. Aria
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NINE PRO- motel RS
INDICTED


IBy Morning Journal specIal Lsased Wire !
Kansas CITY. Nov. lion q charge
of using the United Statcs mJils with
intent to dofroud. five m.n formerly
connected with tine Central Mining
and Development company, with i
capital of $40. zoe 900 were indicted
by the federal grand jury here to-
day. They were Raymond = May.
president of tho southern Develop
mont company: T. $ Horn. president
er the keystone Securities company.
Frank II Horn, mining BROKER. and
II Snyder. formerly insurance COM
missioner of Kansas. and ,N-presi-
dent of the Contra Mining and Do-
vgl1Umcnt company
Tho government alleges that tht~,
lu,u sent literature through the mails
making yNtrayaEaut statements about
the Two Queens mine neal Wrinkle
man. Ariz.. which Wer, mot substautj-
by the fucts and that tho stock
holders never got anything. and the
mine is stjli merely Il prospect
roStoffitc inspectors learned that
tho Ccutral Mining and Development
company was organized and jucor-
roratrd tor S10.oo0.000 iu Arizona.
July l5.-l9pG There were Ia he H.
geo. oou sharoS at par value of one
The inspectors estimated IT,
f0e 4ee h1rcS of treasury stoek were
at 10 cents "a shar, $4,000
-H#F.S at Ia cents share and Hu0
shares ut - cents Tho Stock was
uu the nstalimcnf plan.
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ofthe Southwest
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fht mar that knows how it hap
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weather that is sure to
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wear well and are very
reasonable in price.

Men's iclt slippers. leather
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Mems l'clt Shoes. leather Solcs
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Mems Felt shoes, felt Solcs.
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Nomcn'~ Felt shoes. leather
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The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-23

It is called strong drink because G can throw any man who s9ckles it-7 Dallas News,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-23
MURDER WAS
 DELIBERATE
a E TER

Copies of tho Dawson News just ar rived make 1t clear that the arrest af- Iected there of Ned Eliors recently re- ported will lead to a murder trial It appears that Emil Anderson, who was wounded by Eliors, at a point below SOlkirk following his murder Of David Bergman tells the story. The three were camped toge, her and Elfors and Bergman left the camp early in the morning on hunting excursion pro posed by Eliors. Returnlng shortly after Eltors awakened Anderson and told him to come as they had killed bear. EliorS taking bis place behind Anderson in tho trail, shot at him. Wounded as he was Anderson succeeded ln escaping. Elfors robbed Bergman Of considerable sum. Anderson was picked up by the searching party.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-23

LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine. the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name. Look for signature E. W, GROVE 25c W
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The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-23
Girls In Opium Den Raid.
Leap From Windows of Luxurious Fitted Palace In Brooklyn
 Police Appear--Are Said lilo Be of Wealthy Families

7 Leaping from second and third floor windows to escape arrest in raid on a luxuriously fitted opium den in Brooklyn, eight young women, several of whom. the police allege. are mem bers of wealthy families, got away in safety, while three girls and two men were arrested. It Is thought that sey- eral who escaped suffered injury in their perllous jumps, as crimson stains were found on the stone hagging in the rear of the house.
 For month or more Police Captain Cruise has been receiving complaints from parents of young girls that their daughters had been remaining away from home at night and that they be- lieved them to have been lured into an opium resort One girl Is said to have confessed to her father, but could not remember where the place was.
 A house to house search was begun, and detectives located in Walton street a place around which there was an air of mystery. For two nights they watched and saw a score of girls, most of them scarcely out of their teens, the detectives declare, enter the house. There appeared to be few men who patronlzed the place, as only three or four were seen to enter while the detectives were on guard
 After a dozen or more young women had been seen going Into the house Che two sleuths telephoned the station, and additional bluecoats were sent around. For some reason no guard was placed at the rear. When the de-