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BuiIder., Contract.

e. J. Brown with Draper & Sydney Hand and
L. J. Neal painting eompsnyLAli work except
a three story and basement frame building In n
line OF Grove street. T:1ola E Of Lyon, E % by
Roya1 insurance company (by Thompson Star
rett company with Burnham Standeford and
Marble snd e %o for ROYAL
surance building at Pine and Sansome streets;
$13. .6o1.
pany-To erect two story frame building two
nats) In SW line of Norfolk street. 1926 w of
Harrison, Sw GAG. NV 23:9. NE 22:4: 50, oo5.
warning Wilkinson with ". B. Kyle-Struc-
tural steel cast iron. anchors, bond iron fire es-
capes standpipe, painting and removing old
materials for alterations and additions for three
story and basement brick building at corner
of Jessie and New Montgomery streets. NE 46 by
NV 62; 50. 100.
iron works ct ALTO erect six story and
basement brick building at NE corner of 0'Far
relI and Stockton streets, 1875 by 1876
s'SiiSso' Miss Annie W. Beaver with. William s
Shook & Son-Plumbing and sewerng for tive
corner Of Pacific avenue and Walnut street. W
% James eg : w ". Roman Roman with AdoIph Petry-Al
work except mantels. gas fixtures shades and
street street 40 400 OF asd. N So by 100; s1,se5
Mary Cannon .oTT wfh feams at hPg pgsinc
SW corner of washington and Larkin streets
" " 100 by s s2;e; 81 ,so2
nainting plumbing. electric work. excsvatins
and concrete for two story and basement frame
in " line Of First avenue. 35 OF I street
25 by W 100; $4,000.
Palace Hotel building company with P. n
Jackson & Co-sidewalk lights for eight stor,
boteI building In block bounded by Market
Annie. Jessie and New Montgomery streets
SO. 200.
German savings and loan society with NJ. g
west 4 Co.-Pressed finished steel for banl
huiidinr IN line of California street 633 /
Of webb street, 40:2x by n 1916; s4,124.
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STOLEN PROPERTY is
DISCOVERED IN ASH CAN
Articles Taken From Woman by
Two Thugs Are Found
by ScavenQer

The property stolen from Mrs. Nellie
Harris. keeper of a lodging house at
1925 O'Farren street, late Tuesday
night by two ruff1ans who gagged and
bound her after knocking her uncon-
scious by blow on the head. was re-
covered in a peculiar manner yesterday
morning.
A scavenger. while removing the
ashes from a barrel in the rear of the
store of Schwartz & Goodman. 1915
Fillmore street, found satchel among
the ashes. He took it into the store
and Policeman W. d. Scott was nOti-
fed. Scott carried the satchel to the
property clerks office at the hall Of
justice.
When the satchel was opened 1T was
found TO contain two fur coats, fur
mun and hat and a gold bracelet Mrs.
Harris Identified the property. and it
was returned to her. The robbers had
hidden the satchel in the ash barrel.
probably intending to return for 1T last
night. The only thing missing is a
purse containing $50.
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GOLDEN GATE CEMETERY
MAY BE PUBLIC PARK
Supervisors TO Ask Removal OF
Remains From the Old
Burial Ground

All the bodies in the Golden Gate
cemetery. which for 40 years was used
as one of the city's chief burial
grounds. will be ordered removed, II
the recommendation made yesterday
by the supervisors health COMMITTEES
is confirmed by the board.
Notices were ordered sent TO the
fraternal organizations notifying them
of the city's intention TO make a park
of the site and to requesI. their CO.
operation by the removal OF the re-
mains of their deceased members
Chairman PaYot and the members or
the committee hold that the best use
which may be made of the nagnthcenr
yet deserted site of the cemetery. over
looking as it does the Golden gate. the
bay and ocean. is to turn il into
permanent park linked with the Pre-
sidio and the Golden Gate pleasure
ground.
Do You Want S5.O0s
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 13.
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FIREMEN PROMOTED

The fire commission promoted r.
Charleton and Eugene D. vallenti yes
terday to the grade of lieutenant and
appointed from the civil service eli
gible lists the following hosemen and
truckmen: Hosemen-PatrickJ ]. Kenny,
Joseph A. Lauphier, Adolph Dobbs, F.
G. Gerlacs, Alfred Schill, Edward ].
Murphy. Edward B. O'Brien, John Dew
P. Pyritz and Andrew F. Butterfly
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

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
lied to have the same published. Notices
stricted simply 10 the announcement of the event
are Published once in this column free OF charge.
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MARRIAGES

HAYDEN-SQUIRESE this city December ..
1905 by the Rev. ii. n. Bevier. Charles III.
Hayden and Pearl Squires both Of San Fran
cisco.
WERNER-SMITH-I this city, December Z,
1905 by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling, Charles
Sacramento Cal.
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OAKLAND eBERkkEeit +E z1 AAEDH 5fRlITEAlE
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE FOR OAKLAND OR BERKELEY


EXCHANGE FOR OAKLAND OR BERKELEY
PROPERTY.
summer resort property. 50 acres. in Santa
Cruz county: about 5000 fruit trees, this year
produced 65 tons apricots, 5 of peaches; of
prunes, of pears, 1 of cherries and about IL of
apples; well built house. packing house. barn,
cottages, etc; hot and cold water in main
house; water piped from spring; magnificent
view; an exceedingly attractive place; price
S12. 900.
For sale-Handsome room bungalow, new. In
Oakland; price 81 500; convenient to electric line
and In desirable neighborhood: modern in every
respect; bargain at the price.
JOHN I. BELL & SON. 504 18th ST.. Oakland.
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BIRTHS

KRASOFF-In Vista Grande. San Mateo county
CAL, December 9, 1908, to the wife OF Alex
ander Rrascff. daughter.
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ELMHURST REAL ESTATE
NEW TRACT SUBDIVIDED.
PARK LOTS.
IN SUNNY FRUITvALE.

Prospect park formerly Morgan park pre-
serving its natural beauty; situated In East i4th
st. and Prospect or 41st av., the electric car
line; cars pass the property every minutes.
The property has been surveyed, lots staked and
numbered The street grading, curbng, rocking.
sewering and sidewalks to be done In front of
this property without cost TO the buyer. Now
ready for sale. Several lots have been sold and
many choice lots left to choose from Come out
today and inspect these beautiful park lots and
make your selection. Easy terms. Take Hay
ward or Melrose car from Oakland.
EDWIN W. WOODWARD
Office and Agent on the Tract
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PROPERTY WANTED

room cottage; must be thoroughly
modern and up to date In every respect; con-
yenient, to either 22d or 40th st. Key Route
in good neighborhood: will pay up to $500
for right place: cash buyer Is waiting.
D. +. MINNEY, 422 llth St, Oakland.
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cam or THANKS

GERDES-we desire 70 express sincere
thanks To- ali of our friends for their sym
pathy at the time Of the death OF katherine
Gerdes also for the beautiful doral offerings.
H. A. GERDES. Husband.
". c. cox Brothen
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BOND HOLDERS OF HONOLULU
PLANTATION COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the
provisions of that certain Mortgage, dated the
first day of February, A. d. 1902, which was
executed by the Honolulu Plantation Company TO
Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco, as
Trustee. those certain ffty-six (56} of the
bonds secured by said Mortgage. and hereinafter
designated by their numbers, were, the fifth
day of December, 1905, selected drawn and
designated for payment and redemption in the
manner provided In said mortgage. Said bonds
so selected. drawn and designated for payment
viii be paid at the office of Mercantile Trust
Company of San Francisco at number 464 Cali
fornia street. in the City and County of San
Francisco. State of California, at the rate of
One Thousand (1.000) Dollars per bond and ac-
crued interest. the first day of February
1909. Such bonds shall be surrendered to the
Company for payment, redemption and cancel
lation. as provided in said Mortgage. and inter
est thereon shall cease from said first day of
February. 1909. Amy bond holder who may de-
sire TO surrender his bonds for cancellation be-
fore February ]. 1909, may do and receive
payment at the rate of One Thousand 1.00O)
Dollars per bond and interest to the date of
such surrender.
The following are the numbers of the ffty-
six (56) bonds so selected, drawn and desig-
mated:
g. 10, II. 81, 80. So, 81. 35. So. 81. IS, 80,
40, ~. 43, 45, Al 499 $685. 542 $50. so, 571,
572 573. 574 575 5T6 900 9O2, 903 932 933
949 $50. 951 952 $50. 96l 962 964 994 996
997 99s. 800. 1000 1001, 1902 1908, 1905, 1905,
1910. 1211. 1912. 1918.
Dated San Francisco, December Z. 1908.
(SeaI.) ]. A. BUCK
President Honolulu Plantation Company
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REAL ESTATE

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
RESIDENCE; rooms, bathroom, basement part
ly finished, cemented laundry; nearly new, in
perfect candition; stable, barn; double lot,
50x125: 2 blocks from Alcatraz station: 81, 500;
half can remain mortgage. Inquire or
owner. 405 Baker ST., or of REV. SCHULTZ,
1880 California St. Berkeley.
FOR sale-6 room house within 1 block of North
Berkeley station: good view: large lot, 45x
120, facing south; 500 cash. balance $35
per month, including interest. A bargain at
S3, $50. Phone Berkeley 3l45 F. K. PEAkE
& CO.. 213l Center ST., Berkeley.
FOR sale-A cottage sunny side of rooms
high basement and modern improvements, with
furniture or without lot 40x12o; cheap, with
small poyment. E. G., 5000 King ST., South
Berkeley.
FINEST residence lot in n. Berkeley: 6ox135;
unobstructed view; block from local. Apply
1885 Shattuck av., adjoining.
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4. 4.5o0-Presidio heights residence district IN
surpassed marine view: the only fine resi-
dence district in San Francisco; large lot for
a fine home; size 31:ox103: mortgage of
$1,000 at per cent net can remain cash
Ofer would reduce price materially; a new
home just completed, according to new style
OF architecture proposed for fire limits, sit
uated in the same block sold for $50, 600.
JULES LAMBDA,
French Bank building. Room 800.
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NOTICE is hereby given that / intend to ap-
ply to the state board of prison directors to
be paroled from San Quentin prison, accord
ing law. EDWARD REYNOLDS. (22410)
MRS. ANNIE VESSEL. having sold the Ban
quet restaurant, 100 0'Farrell ST. will not be
responsible for any debts after Dec II, 1908.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE 1851 Fillmore st.
Post.
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We have the largest assortment Of lots in
these districts Of any real estate firm in the
city either FOR investment. speculation or build
ing purposes. 1t will be worth your while to
call on US before buying
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:. MARINE VIEW HOME :,
SC 500-Beautiful marine view home of rooms
and bath; hardwood floors: beautiful gar
den: choicest location Willard st. near
Belmont av in College Heights. An ideal
home with grand marine and scenic view
from every window. Surrounded on all
sides by costly homes; only 81 900 cash re-
Quired; balance So 800 can remain on
mortgage.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. 255 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 3644
Branch office. corner H ST and 18th av.
Open daily. including Sundays.
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s4oO-25xlOO; north side Of st. near 26th ay.
Call 210S Fillmore St
BARGAIN-Corner lot for sale. Address box
1879. Call.
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FINANCIAL

INVESTMENTS
INvESTMENTs-S Securities and loans 333 First |
MI. Bk. bldg. Oakland. Pett!s Burbeck.
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MONEY made daily and Call Want Ads help to
make st. Advertise your wants. make them
kno~p 10 the public through Call Want Ad.
An investment not an expense. For fun par
ticulars read Call Want Ads daily.
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WHEN OTHERS FAIL CEoLA SUCCEEDS.
One week more, this ad. and 25 cents. Your
chance 10 consult Ceola, the gipsy queen,
gifted palmist and life reader, giving names
of friends and relatives; advice in all matters;
tells startling truth what she aand tells
comes true; guesswork; questions asked;
reads your life like open book from cradle
to grave; skeptics and unbelievers invited.
Omen Sunday. 1155b Washington st.
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s45 per acre-l,1OO acres; for potatoes, bean
ad alfalfa.
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LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. 255 Montgomery st.
HEADQUARTERS FOR LOTS
IN RICHMOND AND SUNSET DISTRICTS.

EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING IN LOTS
Saith aF and st.
Only ] block from streetcar line.
35th av. boulevard is being cut through
from Point LObos av. 10 Fulton ST.
Only $500 Per Lot.
Only $500 Per Lot.
Only $500 Per Lot
EASY TERMS.
Get Busy. They Won't Last
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Lodging Houses for Saic-OaIkland
BAY COUNTIES REALTY CO..
265 Bacon block Phone Oakland s1sS-The
best bargains in rooming houses in the city !;
list your houses with US for quick sales.
THE Oakland Branch of The Call is at 46S
Eleventh st. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1853; Home A2375.
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500 per acre-295 acres garden land on r,
erts island; miles from Stockton; free water
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FOR sale-A bargain on road between Center
vile and Niles. 10 acres with magnificent
residence. . story house, IA rooms. 2 bath
rooms beautiful yard with orange. lemon.
persmmon and ornamental trees. and the
balance of the place in fruit trees. Perma-
nent water right Of 5000 gallons per day
and other things of great value TO the prop
erty one block from grammar and high
schools Write or call, EDWARD SALZ,
Inc. Decoto, every uay excepting Sundays,
ar Caurervflle
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100 acres in alfalfa; free water; S125 per acre.
MARK LANE CO. 245 Bush st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

S75 per acre; on Middle river; freight by
and water; low rs tes; free water; rents SO c
per acre; on shares has paid $50.
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HOUSES, FLATS, ETC.

HOUSES TO LET-OakIand-Furn
FURNISHED bungalow: rooms, baths: every
modern convenience; situated in heart Of Pied
mont's best residential district; large grounds,
fruit trees flowers. etc. Inquire S. T. PEN
BERTHY. care Wickham Havens, 1912 Broad
WAY Oakland
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-05
News FROM FROZEN
NORTH

L. c. Clark of Discovery, British Col
umbia, in a letter to the Times, says:
''Atlin District has turned out some
coarse gold this season. Several 10
ounce and 1S-ounce pieces, and as high
as 81 ounces. These are all on one
claim on Willow Creek, about one-half
mile below me. They have taken out
S12, 900 in about three months. George
Aud owns the claim. Charley Martin
and George Bovard know him well and
knows the ground. Yours very kindly.
IL. c. CLARK"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-05

The I. S. Sewing club met with Anna
belle Carroll on last Saturday. Several
new articles were started. and daint y
lunch enjoyed. The club decided to ac-
cept Mrs. Bartholomew's invitation,
to meet with her while Miss Brake is
away Today the club meets with Miss
Brake. Girls, please all be present and
bring your work.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-05
For Sale.

Twelve head of horses and harness,
and freight wagon. Will sell separately
or together.
LITTEI.L & DAVIDSON.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-05
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS

at y. m
soIonrnng brothers cordially invited to attend.
= G. W, MARTIN. (. K.
q. l.. AMBROSE, Financial Secretary.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-17
JUDICIAL ADvBRTIsEMENr.
NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that the
Board of School Directors of Tens-
sas parish, Louisiana, will meet
at their office in St. Joseph, Ia,
on january "a, 1908, for the pur-
pose of selecting q fiscal agent ia
accordance with the provision OF
Acts Nos. II aud 20 of the special
session Of the General Assembly
Of Louisiana for the year 1907.
All banks domsciled in Tensas'
parish, Louisiana, are invited TO
submit sealed bids for the custody
of the funds of said Board. Said
bids to be made and submitted ~
accordance with the provisions q
said Acts Nos. II and % Of 1871 :
Said bids to be delivered to a. =.
Green, Secretary of sid Bossd. ~
St. Joseph, Louisiana, on or be-
fore eleven o'clock A. NJ, January
"A, 1908.
Information as to the conditions
and requirements under the pro-
visions of the said acts, or otner
information desired by said banka
may be obtained from the once
of the Secretary of said Board o.
School Directors.
(Signed)
A. E. GREEN, Sec'y.
E. DUNBAR NEWELL, Pres:
Board Of school Directors Parish
of Tebsas, La.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-17
Meeting Of Stockholders Of Bank d
Wateureei.

The stockholders of the Bank of
Waterproof met at the bank Taes-
day evening'and elected the fol-
lowing rs directors for 190Ss
Messrs. N. B. Hunter. s. W.
Martien, W. D. A. Gorton, n .
KuHman, F. Massony. F. o.
Adams and Henry M. Marks.
On the following day the above
board reelected the old officers,
viz:
N. B. Hunter, President.
S. w. Martien, Vice-President.
H. B. Conner, Cashier.
The bank is doing about rs we'll
az could be expected under the
strain of the tied-up condition of
finances, as has been for the past
several months, and the directors
are looking forward to d good
years business. On October 1st
last, a dividend of ten per cent
was given the stockholders and
five per cent placed to the credit
of the surplus fund, which
amounts at this time to $1,000.
The bank is capitalized at $25, 600.
Waterproof Enterprise ~. - i.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-17
ELECTION COMMISSIONERS.
JANUARY 2S.

The following are the Commissioner, ana
Clerks OF Election to Get ct the primary elem
ton OF Janusry 18th, 1908. In the several
wards OF Tensas Parish, at the usual polling
FIRST WARD.
Polling Placs-Marks stors.
Gommissioners-John D. Fultx, Sam Narks
Henry isaacs; cierks-c. v. Rafclin. X. ".
SECOND WARD.
Polling Place-Msyor's Office, Newellton.
Commissioners-Louis Buckner, Robt. Y.
]. q. Gordon.
SECOND wARD-sECoND PRECINCT.
Polling Piace-New Light Sore.
Commissiongs-R. 4. Brannin, J. 4
Lynch, J. A. Veasy. cierks--J. W. osborns.
THIRD WARP.
Polling Place: Court House, st. JOSEPH.
mmissioners-0erman Baker, v. L. sed-
den: A. 8. Lewis. clsrks-,J. p. Scott. :.
FOURTH WARD.
Polling Place-Mayfower Store.
Commissioners-P. c.. smith. J. d. Guth-
RE, J. ID. Hays. Clerks-rhomas kichols,
Fred Compton.
FIFTH WARD.
Polling Place--Ashwood Store.
Commissioners-John @. O'Keliey, W. P.
Burma. D. H. o'Kelioy. clerks-N. n. Bow.
an, w. 3. Gibson.
sIxTHjWARD.
Polling Place-white's Barber shop. Water
CommissIoners-P. L. Bellenrer. Allen
Shelton, w. 8. White. Clerk-Chas. seddsn,
w. NJ. Rogillio.
SEVENTH WARD.
Polling Piace-Highland Store.
Commissioners-E. II. Foules, d. p. MI
Miller, j. q. Purvis. Clerks-C. A. Good
rich, w. A. Register. .s-
ments were made by the Democratic Exec1-
tive Committee Of Tepsas Parish, at meet
ing held this 18th day of January, lsos.
E. ID. NEWELL,
Vice Chairman Democratic Executive don-
Jos. CURRY. Secretary.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-17
Appointment Co|oret School
Teachers.

The following colored schools
will be opened for a term of three
months beginning January Goth,
with teachers whose names are set
opposite said schools. Salaries:
$1,000 per month. Teachers will
report in writing to the Superin.
tendent Immediately upon taking
charge of said schools.
Botany Bay-J. c. Green.
Hopkins-J. E. Gray.
New Light. H Carter.
Avondale-Geo. L. Wallaee.
Vic Mede-S. F. Douglass.
Osceola-M G Tate.
Oneonta-Emma G Honeywood
China Grove-Amanda Randall
Kings Point-L NJ Slaves
Stonewall-Gsrtie Weathsring.
ton.
Island-A L Parker
Shady Grove-William Knight
| Justlna-P H Woods
Cypress Grove-J G F Grumr
Balmoral-Mary N. Winchester
Dickard-M B Williams
Elk RIDGE. A. Ewell
Pecano-Clora Johnson
Delta-Mary l. Williams
Buck's-L F Bush
Springfeld-Frank Johnson
observation-disclosures Williams
Marydale-Eva D Carter
Jordan-Martha Jackson
Observation-Disclosures Watkins
L'Argent-Fred Campbell
Hopakah-Sarah J Harrison
Crimea-A E Scott
Shackieford-Rosa Bryant
Clifton-Mary J Walker
n. e. GREEN,
Supt.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-17
Madam Butterfly at. yicksburg.

The Vicksburg Herald gives the
following account of the flattering
reception accorded Madam Butter
fly at Vicksburg Oh Monday night.
Tensasparish was well represented,
Puccini's grand opera, Madam
Butterfly, was accorded the most
enthusiastic reception at the Wal
nut street theatre last evening,
the event which had been thor
oughly advertised, achieving al
that had been foretold for it, and
the occasion proved one of the
most notable social evenings of
the year.
Vicksburg's most cultured mus
icians and music lovers were all
there, and great many more who
fully entered into the enjoyment
of this superb success of magnifi-
cent harmony.
For the elaborate and detailed
arrangement of the scenic pre-
sentation, the wonderfully charm
ing blending of score and libretto,
and for the perfect selection of
such rare cast of artists, Madam
Butterfly has never been COM
pared by anything ever enjoyed
here, and its general impression
created throughout the music
world, is that no such excellence
in English grand opera was ever
accomplished.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-17
Death Of John Scott.

News was received here by W
o.. Smith yesterday of the death
in ST. Louis of John Scott, aged
" years.. one of the Oldest and
best known levee contractors in
the Mississippi valley. MIR. Scott
was particularly we'll known in
this city and section, having III
former years. visited here many
times, and his contracts lib levee
work throughout the Mississippi
valley, will for years be lasting
monuments to his great life work.
Deceased vas the senior member
of the firm of John A. Scott &
Sons, levee contractors. He is
survived by his sons, Edward j.,
John A. Jr., and Tom Scott, who
have many friends in this CON-
munity, who will bow with them
i'm the great sorrow.-Vicksburg
Herald, Jan. IA.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-01-17

A long, long time ago, our rail-
road commission assessed a good
size fine against the NJ, H. & l..
railroad for refusing to replace
decent coaches in place of ones
that were disgrace for any rail-
road company to make people ride
in. The railroad company was
defiant and would not change the
coaches nor would it pay the fiue
and never will as long as we
have the present railroad commits
sion. The commission made o
bluff that it would carry the mat
ter to the courts. and that's just
about as far as 1T has gone.--I.ake
Providence Banner-pemocrat.