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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
LACKS POWER TO
FORFEIT FRANCHISE
City Cannot Rescind Permission
for Pacific Avenue Road,
Says Counsel
Attorney General Must Begin
Action, Is Opinion of City
Attorney Long

City Attorney Long addressed the
utilities committee OF the supervisors
yesterday as TO whether The city had
the legal right TO forfeit the franchise
held by the United Railroads to oper-
ate in Pacific avenue, because OF the
failure Of the company TO run cars In
that thoroughfare since the April fire.
The company some time ago sought TO
convert the old Pacific avenue cable
system into trolley line and was
checked by the supervisors. Since then
residents along the avenue have been
clamoring for car service and the COM
pany has invariably answered that IT
is not in position 10 rehabilitate the
cable system. The company is willing
10 inaugurate an overhead trolley line.
but IT Is not wanted by the majority of
the residents in Pacific avenue.
A delegation of interested residents
attended the meeting of the utilities
committee yesterday TO urge that the
United Railroads be compelled TO fur
nish satisfactory car service, but no
action was taken pending the receipt OF
Longs opinion.
Long informed the committee that
the opinion would be fled within a day
or two. and gave an outline of what
il viii contain He said that there is
nothing in the franchise that would
permit the supervisors TO declare II Ior-
feited- Any action looking toward a
forfeiture, he said, must come through
the attorney general acting in the
name of the state. Long explained that
while the franchise provides that the
company. under penalty of forfeiture.
must begin construction work and
spend $4,000 within six months after
the granting of the franchise and COM
plete the work within two years, there
is no provision for forfeiture in the
event of failure TO operate the line
There is a state law which provides for
forfeiture for nonuse, and under this
law, Long said. the attorney general
can act at the request OF any tax payer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Ann r. Gllfetber 70 Mary 7. Bowman. lot in
Inc % Twentierh street $50 z Il ssnchez. /
- hr \ lls. $40
sesa Tsutseh % Patrick Nurnsue and wife
l9i 4, book :. Ho-ly park tract SIC
George Bedeu - Nary (. Pedel. Lalf interest
81 ~ At 81 corner - F.rsI avenue and street
ii S q, car I = z g ~ me- sS g ~ NOD street
samuel " Grant % Lincoln z Cant. lot II
NW lire q Madrid street 100 NJ q Persia ave
Ire NJ . b. NK 100. So
Lincoln L. Cant a. Z. ILuis. same SO.
Julia =. Delellle r. Frank HeintE and wife.
ty-ffrh. y - ar + 1ls. SO
,7ustzx Petersen ard Effe 70 John C. Marshall
Ciemeuf street 5 = y E 10. SO
Peninsula investment cOmpsuT 10 Frederick
W. NeEEen. lel q = corner q Howard and
z. A. Montgomery 70 Anbrey Montgomery. lot
- Sc Garner OF CenrraI avenue and Eayes street
sarah =. Heintsen to Leopold weinssesn. 10,
81 line o. BEsasWick street, l7e Z Of Henri
John Morgan and vie 10 Joseph A. Morgan
Iot IN nne of Eiehth avenue. I75 of {
street, 3 by 10; SO
George d Coorier and wife 10 Joseph T. Cufh-
bert hsif Interest On l9i in SW line - Ninth
street, 15o SE Of Harrison. Sc sese by sT 100;
+. J. Deriin ana wife 10 II. 5. Armstrong e,
o.. Tot n line of Elizabeth street. s. z o.
Bellevue. % by 5 e.: l-25e.
william A AstheSon % Annie Potthsst. lot in
= line of AicfoTla street 100 \ q Randolph. \
= by 100; SO.
George " Brown 10 RoSaliu6 O. Jordan half
Interest in ioT In : line % Iiil street 1S0 n of
Capitol P ls0 by -. SO
Hu-h keeusE construction company "a Nfclsae
:. Rogers bot IN " line - Webster street 100
\ ~ Page. > ty y 1926; $40.
Bernhard Gerz and wife q George r. Pitcher.
lot az corner n and West Thirty-Efth
rtreefe. y - by 100: $40.
: W Dick < Co ro Joseph p Dolan- lot in s
Ire q Twenty -erst street 20 Of Dolores. {
Frank B. Adams TO Wslter z. Hosg lot in =
lire of Nineteeuth avenue. - or street.
- b. 10. $40.
Ann Dumigan 70 Serene H knight lot 1s
block CS Silver hei <a1rs- $50
Chsries Cullen r. Kate Cullen. ioI in NJ line
uf Twentieth avenue. - NY II / street. NV
- ~ NJ 100. gift
Antonio q. Ninore ard zIfs 70 John F. Fusgl
and wife Dot il \ line u Green street. 20 Z IL
Powell r So by y 1916. SO
Coliseum company - Louis Sass iot II II line
- Eleventh svenue, 100 \ Of Fulton street. \
: by ~ 20: SIG.
Jobn = SuIliTan and wife ~ Chsries James
lcf IN " line q Cole street. g S Of Berizh S
-5 br y 1o0- SO.
H J Ho.do-r and wife 70 Minnie l. Brczn
Iof a. \ corner a Harper and Izidiey streets
Ne 1861. u I5i-1L. 81 soik. NJ se.3a.
SO
Mary cormsnn 70 solomon I1pshirz lot al NV
corner a Salinas sren8e and Crane street s..
" 100. -. y. : -. z So gift
Ichn Turner and wife 10 Lcring r. Phillips
and wife bot IN \ lire OF Twenty -second street
80 y ~ Castro. u - b. -; $40
Ro<Erie Minorr 20 Antonio g Miuare. hall
- Iot = n lne of Powell street, 5s-s- q
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
BROKERS NOISY AS
GOLDF|ELDS RISE
Stocks of Big Camp Take Mild
Brace and Climb Up
Few Points
TOnOpah Issues Stationary and
New Shares From Raw
hide District Quiet

Regardless OF Rawhide enthusiasm.
Goldheld stocks took a mild brace
yesterday and went up a few points
all around. and as a consequence
brokers in Bush street were noisy in
their dealings. GoIdheId Consolidated
took the honors. with Florence, Daisy
and COMPUTATION Fraction following
in the order named. Tonopah stocks
did not share in the excitement, but
Comstocks ran little ahead. The
Rawhide issues were quiet. with the
exception of Rewhide Queen. which
picked uD trihe-
Merger opened up at S5.05 yesterday
morning. Il went on steadily, good
sized blocks being taken. until 1t
reached s5.2s. the top price for the
day. From there II gradually eased
OF. closing at s5.I7z bid. $500 asked
Florence went TO sA20 on the first
jump. and then TO S4-25- Then 1t
weakened q bit. but recovered and
sold at ss271R But the market
couldn't stand that price on the issue,
and back il dropped TO s42O- Daisy
which closed Tuesday at s1-1o. opened
with a rise Of points. and wiggled up
70 SL25, its highest mark II closed at
sL15 and s1-2o. Frsction. closing on
the previous day al IS cents. bulled
at the dawn Of the market and
quickly went TO so, where the bears
found Il and bore il down 10 IS Great
Bend opened al SO and closed al IS.
Kewanss alone OF the Goldhelds
dropped II closed al ~ and 45 cents
point Of
Tonopah stocks. with the exception
Of Belmont. were practically station
ary. Belmont went from s127iz 70
$50. and Tonopah Of Nevada stayed
Al $3.50 with small sales. Montana
dropped from sl-s5 TO sl.571z and West
End from $ TO "a cents. MacNemara
gained points, closing At IS. and
Midway picked dp 1, the final quota
tion being 6S cents
Ophfr closed at s2.lo. Mexican at s5
and Union, which was lively, at As.
rising from 43.
Oriental Rawhide went at 45 cents,
Rawhide Burro at Il, 3 points Of, and
Rawhide Queen al sLs7ia and sL70.
q gain OF points
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GRIFFITHs 1NpIcrEp

The grand jury yesterday indicted
William J. Grifiths on a charge OF
burglary alleged TO have been COM
mitted November /. 1907. al 1T4I Elev-
enfh avenue south. the residence of
Dominic Zanetti- IN the police court
the charge was dismissed because of
doubt as 10 whether or not Grifiths
was in South San Francisco on the day
Of the robbery. as he had introduced
evidence TO prove an alibi
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APPLY FOR CITY FuNps

Treasurer McDougaid received two
applications from local banks yesterdax
for deposits Of municipal funds The
Wells Fargo Nevada national bank
viii take 100000 and the Union trust
company se50.000. They win pay Der
cent interest on the money and will de-
posit government. state or municipal
bends 10 secure the loans.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

in San Francisco Wednesday, March IL
John Rstti % $50 Green ST. and Carrie
Swsrtz IS. 652 Green ST.
Constantine & Frangopolu. 70, 25s Twelfth
ave and Ida B. Knox. IL 400 Harrison ST
Joaquin Lopez. 80. and Carolina Plcct, 81.
both OF 767 Brosdwsy.
Harry Kuhn. u. Dimond. and Barbara E.
Van kleeck. Is. Berkeley.
Russell D. Richards. as. 1896 California ST.
and Olivia E. Charlton. a. 26I Pierce 81
Thomas J. Crawford. 81 26i0is Sutter ST.
and EtheIyn KslIsky. IS. 2T70 Pine St
Jesse p Tucker. Al. and Mamie Heath, "a
both OF 29sT Clay st.
OAKLAND. March 1.-THE following mar
rage licenses were issued today:
Edward c. DoAk, -, san Francisco, and
Sophie D. Hansen. 81. Oakland.
choon HUE: .. ST. Louis, and Kun Ying
Calm 70. Oakland
John Jansen. 40 and Ada N. harrison. 20.
both Of Oakland
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DEATHS

ARAfER-In this city. March II. 1905. Her
man ArmeE, dearly beloved husband Of Mary
Armer. and loving father of Mrs. A Marks.
Mrs S. Mitchell. Mrs. r.. Teepie and Ed
ward Armer. native OF Breslau Germany
aged 30 years and 2 dsys.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
AUBREY-In this city. Maria @ 1905 Charles
Robert Aubrey dearly bcloTed' husband 5.
Alice Aubrey. loving son OF Josephine and
tie late Charles Aubrey. devoted brother cl
Mrs Sadie Howell Ms Clarence Rector and
the late Mrs. Carrie Duncan. and uncle u
lanes F.. Duncan. a native Of San Fran
cisco CAL aged 50 years months and
davs A member of journeymen butchers pro
fecfive and beneyoient association and the
brotherhood Of teansfers-
Friends and acquainfances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Thurs.
dayl. al . .. Hl-. from bis late residence. eaia
Mission street between Eighteenth and Nine
feenfh. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery, b.
carriage
BARBIFRT-In this city. March II. 1905 Fl0rs
Antoineffa Barbierl. beloved sister of Mrs
Clara schiyo and Mrs. Mabel oisop
BEACH-In Alameda. Cal. March p 1905 Jo-
seph Beach husband Of the late Eliza Beach.
and beloved father Of Mrs Eliza J. Lockwood
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
WOULD EXTEND LIMIT

The utilities committee of the super
visors agreed yesterday TO recommend
that the permit granted the United
Railroads to operate double tracks in
Market street from Sutter TO the ferry
landing be extended for Is days. The
extension was granted at the request
of Improvement clubs and on the rep
resentation that the double tracks have
facilitated travel and added greatly TO
the convenience of the public.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
COMPROMISE EFFECTED IN
MONNIER WILL CONTEST
Adopted Son to Get Fourth of
Estate Valued at
100000

A compromise has been reached in
the long and bitter fight waged be-
tween George Monnier Jr- and Anna
Monnier, adopted son and widow Of
the late George Monnier. over the es-
tate OF the latter. Young Monnier has
agreed TO accept a fourth OF the es-
tate. his foster mother taking the re-
mainder- The estate IS now worth
something more than 100000. BY the
terms OF the will everything was left
10 Mrs. Monnier.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in al
either OF the publication Offices and be indorse1
izei 10 have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement OF the event
are published once IN this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
MARRIAGES

FISCHER-E -EGING-in this city. March. O. 1905.
by the Rev j. Fuendeling. John Fischer and
Mrs oTtihe c. Eging.
WAII-PARKER-In this city. February Is.
1905 by the Rev. Father McGough, Robert
Wall and Irene Parker.
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BIRTHS

BIRD-In this city. February 20, 1905. 10 the
wife Of Il. Bird. daughter
EMERSOS-IIn this city, March II. 1905. TO the
wife OF Dr. NJ. Lewis Emerson, daughter.
RICHMOSD-In Oakland. Cal. March 5. 1905,
10 The wife OF L. c. Richmond daughter
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Mediterranean Service
Toyo Kisen KaiSha

t0rientsl Steamship Col
S. S.. Nippon Maru'' lvia Manilz) Tuesday,
March 81. 1905.
S s s:HongkonE Msru" (via Manilal. sstur-
day April %. 1905
s s. .Americs Msru." Tuesday. Nay 10.
1908
Steamers sail from compznv's piers. Nos -
a. near foot Of second 81. D m fer Yoke
hama aud HongkonE. calling ar Honolulu Kot.s
{HioEct Nsgasaki and Shanghai aad canneetin~
at Honskong with steamers for Nznils Indis
etc. No cargo received on board On dag OF sail
ing.
Round trip tickets at reduced rates
For freight and passage apply al effce 24O
James Flood building. W H AVERY.
Assistant General Nsnaxer
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
NOTICE OF MAREHOuIMAN'S SALE

The following property VIII Be sold az public
auction. for account OF whom IL may concern.
on THURSDAY. March 12 1905. at Occidental
warehouse. First and BTannsn streets. san Fran
cisco. Cal (vhe-s said goods are held ard
stored. in order 70 pay freight and storage and
other lawful charges thereon Sale VIII begin
al u n: / carload coal Rocky Mountain -
Dated At San Francisco. Cal. March 3. 1908
EDGAR J. DE PUE. Warehouse nan
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NOTICE OF
WarehOuSeman'SS Sale

The following property wiz be sold az public
auction. for account Of whom IL may concern.
on THURSDAY. March IL. 1ses, at Kentucky
street warehouse. Kentucky stfeet near Fourth.
san Francisco. Cali fwhere said goods are held
and stored. in order 10 par freight ard storage
anc other lawful charges thereon Sale VIII BE-
gin al 1880 a. m: carloads rough ar lumber
} carload roegh pine lumber, carloads rough
sugar pine lumber. ! carload rough cak lumber.
carload Gotten felt mattresses. carload casting
sand carloads pressed steel ceiling. IL cases
-klrlin's Disc cultivators- Dated az San
Francisco. CAL March 8 1903.
EDGAR ]. DE PUE. Warehouseman-
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NOTICE OF WAREHOUSEMAN's SALE

TIE following property viii Be sold at public
auction, fer account Of whom il may co1ce-R.
On THURSDAY. March IL 1905. al Mission BAY
warehouse. Kentucky street near Channel. San
Francisco. Cal twhe-e said goods are held and
stored. In order 70 pay freight and storage and
other lawful charges thereon Sale vii begin
at 1850 a M ! carloads rough d- lumber.
carloads n piling- Dated al San Francisco. Cal,
March 3. 1905
EDGAR J. DE PUE. warehousensn.
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COAST LINE

sF(Third and Townsend strests)
f5.20a Ho-sestoe-23d Street, South San
F-saeisoo, Cemeteries. Valencia s..
81 and I0wassad --..-...-
5.40a Eo-xs10e-V alen "a s.. Ocssn nVieE.
Csnetsuss. South san Frsncisco. I'd
Street g. sud IoEnsend- .-.
s-40a Sorth San Erzncisco. san Jose. Gil-
Toy. Holiiste-, PAiz1o. Wztsoavils.
Ss-ts Cruz. Boulder Creek. Dzve1-
port Da M0nts. Monterey, Paei6s
eooa Tie Cosste--Ssn Jcss. csstrovile.
Saiinss. San ADD. Paso Robes Hot
S1rirzS Ssatz Nzrgzritz. san Llis
Obizp0. Oceano. Guadalupe. Sur.
Loupoc. Santa Barbara, Nenuira.
Ox1Ar6- Los Angeles -...-.....
s-CGa Psjaro. Wstso1TIle. Ssnts Crlz---
6.00a De- Monte. Monterey, Pscl1c Grove.
S.20a Souta Saa Francisco. Psl0 Alto. Ss1
Tose. WAY Stations ...-.-..-...-
e.Ooa San Jose Glr0y. Salinas, Psso Robes
Hot Springs san Lais Obizps-
los G2tcs. Alma. Wright Tres
Pinos. Santa Cruz GienEood.
Bo1ll= Creek. Dsl Monte. NsIts-sg.
Paci1c Grove ...- -.---
II.oo. Soush ssa Frsncisco. Buriinzzns.
san Nzte0, Pzi0 Alto. San Jose
II.45a Fzlenciz 81. Ocean FieE. C0lna.
Csns-eriez Baden. san Bruno.
zoos South San Fr47ciscO. PAlo Al.o. San
r. a e. a
500, De- Monte Express, San Jo@.
Gzlz0y. Chi-se1csn. Pslaro. Watson
VIE. Santa CruL Csstrovlle. Dsl
Monte. Monterey. Psci6c Grove.
s.2o, soass San Fraaeisso. San joss. Ga-
roy. Holisse-. T7es PizOs-
&.00D Sunset EXyress-DeUIrE, = Paso.
Houston, New Orleans. .-........-
Pzso Robes hot SprnSs. San Luis
Cri-po S4rra Pz-1a-s les 41rrIea
G.OOs Del Monte. Monterey, Pselnc Grove.
4.0o3 PaIzr0. W1-sOlville. Sszt8 Cruz
4.005 Kansss CIty. S. Louis. Cheap
4.20p Soata San Frzneisoo. San jose and
+4A5. Ho-s.sS0.13sa @ Ss-3s. s. sou,s San Frsa-
eisoo. Csmstsriss. Yaleneia ST. .3d and
T0zase1d d.----......----.-..
f5.oOs san Bruno. san Mzteo. Pslo Alto. san
Jose aad Way Stations $1,000.
t5-20s BriilEzme. San Nsteo. Redvcod.
Pai0 Alto. Sza jose -.-----.--.-
6.25a Horseshoe-F zleaciA S.. .Ocesa Fier.
Censtzries. Soutl San Francsoo.
23i Street 81 and ToEnsend -
5.40s South san Francisco. Sza B-un0. san
AAteO. Redwood. PAsO Alto, san
lose-Sa1ta Cara. Les Gatc&
500, HorssshOs-23d Street. south san
Francisoo. Cemeteries. Yale1cis S..
81 aad Tovase,d
SOP South San Francisco. San Jose and
Way Stations.
f6-25p Ho-sesc0e-N zlsnca s.. .0cssn Eisz.
Cemeteries south San FrznciSeo,
23d Street. 81 and Tor7ead .
e.00p Los Angeles P4zenysr-Ssn Aafso.
Redwood Palo Alto, San jose,
SAlinzs. PasO Robes Hot Sprin1
San Luis O5ispo. Santa Barbara.
Has, soasa So Fraosisoo. Psio 4ito. San r
fI-eop SzcrznsutO Rirsr S.ssns-s. ....... 7
Caloa Ir-nser Co.npany aEsnss coilecI tagE,
-hsr<s On t-ains Of Southern Pzei6c and del
rssitsu-a Iney are authorized 10 cbeck ba<Esg
from reSdence.
A fr Ncrniny p sor Aftrao
1Sundzy sxcepted 4Saad1y oaly
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SINPSoN-In this city, March Il. 1905. Mar
garet Simpson. beloved wife Of James Sinp-
son. native Of Aberdeen, Scotland. agei 6s
years Brooklyn. y l., papers please c0py-i
The funeral viii take place tomorrow tFri-
day. at 1880 o'clock m, from tie parlors
of CzTeE & English, l6iS tse2EE street. IN
termeat Cypress Lawn cemetery. By l1s45
a. NJ. train from Twenty-hfth and Valencia
streets
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Friends and acgiia InrznceS are respectfully =
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow lFri-
day. al p. m-. from the psrIors Of H. F.
Suhr x Co. 2sl9 Mission street near Twen-
ty-dfth- Interment Mount ollvet cemetery,
hF carriaca
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12

SwEENEY-In this city. March 10. 1905. Jo-
seph Ambrose. beloved son Of Edward Buehard
and Mary Vaughan Sweeney. and loving
brother II Eugene B.. Asmon v. William
B.. Frank D., Anigs and Isabel sweeney.
q native II San Francisco. Cal, aged years
months and % days.
NHfira Of funeral hereafter
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
OCEAN TRAVEL

-RG-BREMEN-I0 A. VI.
Cecille new May II
Kronprinz Wn. May 10
Kaiser VIM II. May IS
Kaiser q. or. June 2
Cecille new June Q
kronprinz Wm June l6
Kaiser Wm. III. -June %
ksiSer d. CIR. June 81
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12

RYAN-In this city. March I. 1908. Robert
George Ryan. dearly beloved sou Of George
and Sadie Ryan. native OF San Francisco,
Cal, aged months and days.
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OuEer Districts

Nev Ens . 20 s.c0 Pitts S Peak L 20 -a5
Comsrocks
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12

PLYMOUIH--CHERBUII I
ceciiie new Mar. III
Kronprinz VIM. Mar. "a 7
Kaiser Vim. II Mar. 81 I
Kaiser d. Gr...--Apr- 3 l
cecille (newl Apr. IA {
Kronprinz Wm--Apr- 2l I
Kaiser Wm- II-Apr- Is |
Kaiser d. Gr- May 8 |
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SCHOPPLEIN-In Oakland, Cal, March 10.
1905. John Sehopplein beloved son Of KstL-
crime and the late John Sebopplein. and low
ing brother Of Henry. Willie, George and
Lena Schopplsin and Ars. Theresa Koch, a
native OF San Francisco, Cal. aged - yeSrs
10 months and 16 days. A member Of sheet
r-.a-a- EEn-.s-s, I.r.-. " La
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12

REDNALL-In this city. March s. 190S.
Charles +. Rednai husband Of the late
Susie Rednsll. and beloved brother Of W. W.
Rednal, Elizabeth Field Sadie L Rios and
Eva T. B1sSs1ius. a native of Aassac1u-
setfs aged 80 years
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12

Pacific Mutual Aid association-The members
OF the p. n. A. 4. are cordially invited
TO attend the funeral Of our late brother.
Charles Helm, from his late residence. Il
Tilaeu street al 2 O'Clock this (Thursdayi ~
afternoon. lnterment Mount Olivet cemeteES.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14
susie, s.e~. .os r,s. Coming.

Buster Browns" address for
Monday night. March 10th. will be
the La Junta Theatre. This should
prove a pleasant piece of informa-
tion to the play-goers Of all ages Of
La Junta and vicinity. OF all the
musical comedies exploited in the
past few seasons none have met with
such universal cemmendation and
generous patronage as has been the
lot of Buster Brown His admir-
ers are legion and their ranks are
apparently being constantly added
to. The play has been changed here
and there, but it still retains the
most conspicuousness Of the old
characters in conjunction with which
some new ones have been introduc-
ed. In its current version the book
has been frightened with crisp,
snappy dialogue and the musical
portion is made up of the class of
airs that compels humming. Mas
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14
..rhe o,s.,,e. l..s.,... :.

.
One often hears the remark, you
must 60 to New York or Chicago to
see the original productions or else
you hear quite different thing un-
der the same name" But such is
not q fact with. and does not apply
to, THE District Leader" which
will make its first appearance here
at the La Junta Theatre Friday eve
ming. March 10th.
The chorus is not only large
enough to fill any stage. but the
voices are the sort that take an opera
score and make the very best Of all
that is in it. The District Leader"
moves with Z swing and . dash. and
when it Is all over you leave the
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14
SOME MORE loca. sQulss.

Trade with H. G. Todd.
All kinds of fresh vegetables at
Mosher's grocery.
Livery and transfer: Barr 4
Rose; phone Junta 80.
Opposite the south end of Warren
avenue Charles Bickle is just COM
pleting two cottages.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co..
undertakers and embalmers. Phone.
East "A; night phone. Junta Al.
r. C. Graves is building a three
room cottage on Warren avenue
between Second and Third street.
Gallon pie peaches. pears. apricots
and blackberries. so cents per can.
Mosher's Sons, 2l0 Santa Fe avenue.
1t is thought that the new $4,000
Santa Fe hospital will be completed
and ready for occupancy early IN
June.
A. f. Sandoval has just completed
two cottages and is building another
on the corner of Warren avenue and
Second street.
Free liberal sample Of Conkey's
laying tonic and valuable poultry
book if you bring this adv to Colt
mans Pharmacy.i
All ladies wishing any kind OF
hair work made to order. hair
switches, chains, wigs, or repairing
Of any kind Of hair, please send
orders to Mrs. Fannie Berry. Sugar
City, Colo.
Mrs. Anna Ford has just installed
a cement block retaining wall around
her residence property on the corner
of Ration avenue and Third street.
with brick sidewalk along the west
side, greatly improving the appear
ance Of the landscape ii that vicinity.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14

ter Rice continues to portray Bus
ter" in the manner that has en-
deared him to theatre-goers gener-
ally.
As the mischief loving youngster
Master Rice looks it and is it. Ac-
cording to the critics he fairly revels
in the character and is living real
ization OF what one would imagine
the cartoon Buster" would be if it
could be brought to life. "Tige.
Busters intelligent dog, still con-
tinues as chief aide in the perpetra-
tion of his many pranks. Jack
Bell acts the role of the dog in
most life-like manner, and the char
acter of the Irish cook is still in the
keeping of Mamie Goodrich who
created it. Nellie v. Nichols as
"Susie Sweet" and dainty Leila
Cantda as MARY Jane" are happily
cast. Others in the company are
Beatrice Flint. Lizzie Goode. Percy
Wailing, E. Colt Albertson. Roger
Gray. George Yeoman, and chorus
of forty. ScenicaIly the production
is brand new and the same applies
to the costumes. None of the
former specialties are retained,
others of a higher class having been
substituted. chief among which is
the Hughes Musical Trio" vaude-
vile headliners.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14

theatre and expect to find the lights
of Herald Square blazing in front
and all around you. and every one
hurrying down Broadway for an
after-theatre supper. The District
L.eader'is New York production
produced at Wallack's Theatre, and
this production in it's entirety is
what IS promised local theatre-goers.
Every costume. every piece of
scenery. every electrical effect and
every property used in Wallacks'
will be used here when this attrac-
tion makes its appearance at the La
Jun,a Theatre on FRIDAY evening,
March GOTH
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14
F'e'd'.1c'e.,er Ministries.

In his great series of stage pic
lures which form one of the fea-
lures of the AL G. Field Greater
Minstrels this season. AL G. Field
has not forgotten the navy which is
represented by full reproduction
of a modern cruiser with signal
flags set reading to the code:
Peace on earth. good will to men,"
Brassey $ raval guide lately COM