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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-16
SEeIi Mound Cracks
Oufshoof Spokane

OAKLAND, March 15.-The Shell
Mound pistol and rifle club introduced
an innovation in shooting competitions
today by competing with the Spokane
rifle and pistol club in a telegraph
match. The local club won by total
of 5,499 to 5,161. Each club entered a
rife and pistol team composed of 10
men and each marksman was entitled
to 20 shots. William Guild was cap
tain of the local rifle team and Henry
A. Harris took care of the pistol
shooters. The total of the rife and
pistol scores added made the grand
aggregate The Spokane rifle score
was 3.6s3 and the pistol total 1,49S.
The Shell Mound riflemen scored 3,90S
and the pistol shots added 1881.
There was great rejoicing at Shell
Mound in receipt of the Spokane re-
suit, as the Washington club is recog-
nized as one Of the strongest on the
coast w. Hawxhurst of the Spokane
club shot at the Shell Mound targets
for his club and scored the good total
of 400. Following are the scores made
by the local club and the results of
the other events at the Shell Mound
targets:
Rifle team-R; J. Fraser 425, r. Huber All
3s6. Herman windmueller 3s6. R. S. wixon
1885, r. c. Holmquist 377, c. w. Seeley 367,
A. N. Poulson se5; total 39Os:
Pistol scores-H. Windmueller 1T, W. A.
siebe 1e6. J. A. Stirn 165, r. J. Fraser 1856
H A. Harris 161, F. Mante 1e0, f. ]. Covey
l5S r. A. Summers l5S. r. S. Wixon 145. A.
NJ Poulson 1876; total 1881. Grand total OF
pistol and rife teams, 5,499-
Company D. Hibernan rihes-J. r. Kelly 35
J. Powers 40. ]. T. Sweeney 45. d. Murphy 35
Captain W. PIN 80, ]. Crowley %, F. Haherty
20. p Stapleton 30, z. Mckay 20. C. Hoenisi
IS. p Callahan 81, Sergeant Murray 40, Ser
geant p Flynn 40, p. Rafferty, 80, l. Lane %
J. Dooley 80, ]. c. Walsh 35, J. DAILY 20, NJ
Driscoll 40 A. Driscoll 40, ID. Sweeney 20, ].
RosIahan 40. E. Sullivan 20, P. Spillane 40, P.
O'Shea 20. c. seggerson 25 J. Bowling 25, P,
O'Connor 80 NJ. Reilly 35. T. Kelly 35. P. Sulli.
van 40 J. Fleming 45, F. MCGEE 35 W. Riordar
80. Sergeant J. z. Kelly 80. Sergeant S. n
Murphy IS. NJ. Hayes 20. W. Holland 35; first
bullseye. Sergeant P. Flynn: last bullseye. James
university of California rife team. NJ
Montgomery a, ]. NJ. Chapman 43, ]. c. Grow
AZ, W. B. Mel AZ, a. j. Eddy Al, w. b
3 W. K. Stewart 80. T. H. Hook SO. G. A.
Waldman 3e r. de Camp 38. V. r. Hook 81
f. O. White 81, A. r. Tyler 80. c. A. Reid So
A. T. Allen 35, II. J. johnson 34 A. NJ. Foster
49, A. l. cOgs1s 81; r. 81 s. Twog99d 70 SoI.; 80 ao
Shell Mound pistol and rife club. pistol com.
petition-First class, H W. Kleinenbroich ~
73; r. A. Summers, "A, rs; F. J. covey, 81. 76i
Pouison. II, so; r. s. Dixon, "A. 81; R. j.
Fraser So So; II. Wlndmueller IS. Sc; H p
Lee So 60: II. A. Harris. as. SO; ~. A. Sebe
so, So: second class II. Wobber. as. rs; A.
Phillips. 72. "a; R. c. Holmquist, SO. es: third
class Captain C. Larsen, 76. ~; L. r. Murphy,
27. Al; B. Schuberts. "a. So; A. Lorenzen AZ
81; Captain c. NJ Seeley. GO, As; W. NJ. Hous
ner, e2. So; A. II. Rahm, AZ. 45; rife shooting
fourth class S. Phillips. 3s0; A Lorenzen, 34s
p Laursen 346; J. d. Phillips, 3S2; 2. LarkIn
374; C. J. Sheehy, 400.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-16

the idea Of the golden anniversary.
covers were laid for AZ guests. and
the effect sof the glittering tables
against the walls, festooned with
huckleberry and yellow ribbons. was
picturesque and lovely In the extreme
The bride OF so years wore black
silk. with white lace. studded with
yellow stones. and a gold crown on
her still Jet black hair. She made a
delightful picture enthorned In a large
chair at one end OF the reception
room, where she received her guests.
Mrs. Raphael was gowned IN pale ye1<
low silk, with braided effects In black
and carried some beautiful jewels,
Music was furnished by members OF
the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer were married IN
Berlin in 1858 and have lived in this
city many years, though Mr.. Meyer re-
tired from active participation in busi-
ness some years ago. There are eight
children and two quartets OF grand
children, evenly divided into four boyG
and four girls
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-16
THIEF ROBS ROOMS LEFT
EMPTY BY FIRE SCARE
Tenants of Apartment House
Drawn to Nearby COnflagra-
ton Lose NaHables

Taking advantage of the excitement
caused by a fire in ths Mission tavern
ar SoS8 sixteenth stIeet, thief en-
tered several rooms Il the HoT apart
nent house. near heltavern. and stole
a sarge amount Of money and jewelry.
When the fire roke out in the
tavern. the tenants kn the Hor apart
ment house left that building to wit
ness the work Of the firemen-
A man was seen TO leave the build
ing and as a result OF the description
given the police Henry J. Locke, who
lives in that neghborhood. was ar
rested and charged with being the
thief when SEARCHED at the police
station a watch was found on Locke,
which was Identified by one Of the ten
ants as his property. A valuable
clock and a sum OF money were stolen
from the apartments OF J. c. Butler
and a gold watch and chain and $50
im money were stolen from the rooms
u Dr. F. c. quinn.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-16
RENEW GRAFT WAR
TODAY AFTER LULL
Battle of BO0dlers and Pr0secu-
ton Begins Over at End
of Sunday Pause

After an over Sunday lapse Of hos
tilities the graft battle being waged
between the prosecution on one side
and Abe Ruef and his corporation
hackers on the other will be renewed
this morning. The first skirmish will
occur in Judge Lawlor's court, where
the Ruef cases are on the calendar for
10 o'clock but the various ramifica-
tions which have resulted from the
open warfare Of the last week are like
ly to lead to sensational developments
In any one of half a dozen different di-
rections.
In Judge Lawlors court the last of
the prosecutions affidavits, prepared in
answer to those filed in Ruef's behalf,
will be made part of the court rec
ord, and 1t is possible that certain dep
ositions in rebuttal will have been
completed by sRuef's attorneys and will
be filed at this time. All day yesterday
four stenographers were busy in the
offices of Henry Ach, chief of Ruef 8
counsel. preparing the documents with
which 1t Is hoped to discredit at least
a portion Of the damning evidence that
has been heaped up by the prosecution
to show Ruefs perfidy and double deal
ing.
In addition to the affidavit of William
J. Burns, which Will be formally filed
cution will be completed with the sub
mission of shorter aff1davits corrobo-
rating various facts brought out by
Heney, Langdon and Burns. AS yet
Judge Lawlor has made no ruling on
the extent to which Ruef may go In
his rebuttal showing, and it is possible
that the scope of Ruef's answering affi-
davits may be limited by the court.
The statements now being prepared,
however, are intended to cover all the
new points brought out by the prose-
cution and 20 reiterate all the claims
that Ruef has made. Whether such an
extensive showing will be permitted in
evidence is a matter that the court has
declined to rule upon until the prose-
cution's showing was complete.
The question of Ruefs possible re-
lease from custody and the settlement
Of the amounts of his bonds in the
various cases in which he is under in
dictment will also be raised by his at
torneys this morning and steps will
probably be taken to secure dispositions
from Biggy, Burns, Langdon, Heney,
Judge Dunno and Spreckels in connec-
ton with Ruef's damage suit which
his attorneys made a futile effort to
secure last week.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-16
GOLDEN WEDDING
OF POPULAR PAIR
julius Meyer and His Wife
Celebrate Notable Ami.
verSary

One of the prettiest golden weddings
brated yesterday afternoon by Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Meyer, 10 whom a recep-
tion was given for their many friends
by their daughter. Mrs. 8. Raphael, at
her home. 1880 O'Farrell street. The
roms were decorated with smilax in
terwined about the chandeliers and
hanging from the walls, and great
masses of carnations. daffodils, violets
and ferns In the banquet room down
stairs, where the tables were deco
rated In white and gold to carry out
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-16
1hisHes Succumb TO
Albion R0Vers
Return Mach Ends in a 3 to O
Victorp for the Brit
ishers
By Bob Shar1d

A small sized riot and a rather In
teresting football game took place at
Freeman's park, Oakland. yesterday
extremely interesting to the thousand
people In attendance. The former oon-
test resulted in q draw between the
police and q few hundred hot headed
spectators, and the advertised contest
resulted In a victory for the Albion
Rovers over the Thistles. three goals
to nothing.
The game was the return match OF
tho drawn contest Of last week. and
on account of their splendid showing
In the previous game the Scotch team
was pronounced favorite. The Rover
team lined up the same as last week,
while the Thistles introduced q new
man. Nicols, who Wed with Duncanson
and Scotty for premier forward honors
The Thfstles were the first to press,
and Scotty and Shanks were early
prominent with good tries. The half
backs of the Rovers were playing at
was slightly In favor of the Thistles,
but neither side was able to score be-
fore the interval
The Thistles kept up fast pace for
time after the resumption Of hos
tilities, but their stamina seemed to
give out after half an hours play and
the Rovers took the game In hand.
Pike was first to register, his chance
coming from a nice back heeling effort
Of Balmains. and the goal keeper was
given no chance to save the shot. Five
minutes later the Rovers acquired an
other goal, which was the cause Of
much discussion on the sidelines.
Petrie sent in a high, dropping shot
which the goal keeper was expected
to attend to. McRitchie cleared the
ball. but he stepped over the line while
saving, and the sphere was through
the goal before he returned 1t to play.
The third and last goal was entirely the
fault Of the custodians, another long
shot from Petrie being misjudged to
such an extent that the ball went into
the net before the goal keeper could
get his fingers on it. Had McRitchie
remained In his goal instead of rushing
out to meet the ball, the score would
never have been made. The finishing
whistle sounded half q minute later.
The teams lined UP as follows:
Thistles - McRitchie, Smith, Kay,
Thompson, Gore, Townes. Duncanson,
Nicols, ]. Scott. Shanks, and A. Scott
Albion Rovers - Marshall, SeIkirk,
Anderson. McKiernon, Cockburn. McIn-
tyre. Milne, Aitken. Petrie, Pike and
Balmain.
Referee-William Canning. Lines
men-Tom Wood and J. Ramsay.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-16
FIRE DESTROYS RESIDENCE

Fire originating from the explosion
of an oil lamp destroyed the home Of
Mrs. Nellie Persico, 1712 Ocean avenue
last night. The damage was estimated
at $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-16
Burns Is Ready for
fhe Irish Champ
Though His Eye Is Still In
famed, Tommy Is Sure of
Winning

DUBLIN, March 15.-Tommy Burns,
the American pugilist, arrived here to-
day for his fight on March II, when
he will defend the title OF heavy
weight champion of the world against
Jem Roche, the Irish champion. Burns
is still suffering from an inf1amed eye,
the result of an accident received
threatened to be serious, but he has
definitely decided to go on with the
contest. as otherwise he is in better
condition than he has ever been.
Some of the friends of Roche believe
that he has a splendid chance to de-
feat Burns, but careful observers of
the game regard the American as a
sure winner. Burns displays the ut
most confidence in his ability to turn
the trick The Irish champion has
never met Gunner Moir or Jack Pal
mer, both of whom Burns defeated
easily so it is difficult from his record
10 form any idea of how he compares
with Burns.
Roche admits that he does not know
as much about the science Of boxing
as does Burns, and the critics point
out that he has the additional disad-
vantage of being awkwardly clever.
There has been little betting on the
fight, the odds quoted making Burns
a strong favorite. A ring has been
erected on the stage of the Theater
Royal, all the seats of which have
been sold One fortunate ticket specu-
lator who secured row In the dress
circle has sold the bests seats for $125
each.
Richard Croker, who is one Of the
syndicate which put UP the money for
the fight and travelled to Dublin on
the same boat with Burns to witness
the contest, believes that victory will
not be as easy as Burns expects.
Burns tips the scales at 16S pounds,
while Roche's weight is 196. The lat
ter Is in excellent condition, with the
exception OF slight cold.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-16
THOUSANDS BASK IN
SUN IN CITY'S PARK
Trees, Flowers and Foliage in
Summer Bloom Draw Many
Out of Doors

Golden Gate park attracted yesterday
several thousands of persons who made
use Of the hundreds of seats to bask
in the sun. The trees and flowers are
fast assuming a summer growth, and
many groups of men and women con-
gregated about the many flower plats
In the park
The turnstiles at the museum showed
that more than 10000 visited that place
Of interest during last week. A col
lection OF mineral specimens has been
presented to the museum by the Cali
fornia state mining bureau and the
museum also received last week q
model OF a Chinese junk, such as is
used by Chinese pirates, which was
loaned to the museum By w. =. Colson,
1858 Page strsst ------..-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-16
OAKLAND WINS AGAIN

SAN DIEGO, March 15.-The Oak
land baseball team defeated the local
nine again this afternoon by score of
6 to 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-14
WORKOUTS
EVERY DAY
Helena Team Has Hard Campaign
Mapped Out For It in the Days
Which Are to Come-klIne Not
OyprcOntident.

Daily workouts. that is the dope
handed out by Manager King Of tht
Helena club, says the Helena World
Each and every day, when the wealth 81
man will permit. there will be hard
hard work for the ambitious ball tos,
ers on their makeShift diamond near
the compress.
With the season opening April y"
harI work is necessary to round tht
men into form and to show up BOT
their good and their bad points
Therefore no time will be lost an(
each day must be made to count fol-
something.
There are large number of hot>
ing players here at the present time
outside of the men who are held un-
der contracts. Many of them are anx
ious to play with Helena and SOM
pretty contests will develop for 20
sitions.
Fans feel elated over the prospects
of the team already and many OF then
are stepping around the basebd
headquarters wearing that smile tina,
won't come Off Their first view Of
battles for the pennant was mos;
satisfactory one. and they have a.
ready picked the men whom they 3e-
lieve will be the backbone of thf
team.
There is one unknown quality abon:
the men as yet, and probably until the
season opens the fans will be unable
to solve the dope on this par .:cula2
point-that is whether Or no. Helene
las a bunch OF hitteEs.
A number Of men CONTRACTED to.
come here with excellent batting aver
ages, but whether they have inproE
ed or deteriorated this season * =
question which can not DO solve. nn-
til they face the opposing twir,ai>.
No uneasiness. however, is fen t!ae
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-14

phone building are in great ;'an2ti'. he
said and if fire originated on he
second floor they would nor be 10 G IL
escape with their lives
The annual report OF E'ira C'!ief
Tony Briner was submitted and fed
Il shows that during the year, "hich
came 70 4 close Aprii s. 1905. lie
We're al fire alarms: 81 tises: 80
burning iues. 8 Ease alarms, 9 alalms
resulting from burning grass aad 10
alarms outside Of the wajel' limits
The total loss on buildings during iha
years is placed at So PSI 50; on coli
tents. $17,034.S4; insurance on build
ings, $30.106.1o: insurance on con-
tents, $l5.306 10; total loss on build
ings, s59,316.69; total insurance on
contents, s45,412.19. The greatest loss
|during the year was that suffered by
H. W. Sanders on his mill, aggresat
ing $4,000 with s. 002.23 insurance
New Council Organized.
The new city council was organized
with TWO new aldermen and City At
tOrney w B. Sorrells being sworn in
The retiring members are City Attor-
,ney W. F. Coleman and Aldermen Har-
vev Hudson and C. F. Dunnington Al
dermen Fred Fox and J. a. Clement.
who were reelected. were also
sworn in.
Alderman Fox moved that a vote OF
Thanks be extended the retiring mem
hers for their excellent services duF-
ling their terms Of office and his mo-
ton carried unanimously. The bond Of
City Clerk w. A. Lee, also reelected.
was approved and filed.
Mayor Toney named the following
Year
Finance-FoN, Saunders and Mich
Iol.
Fire-Saunders, Dellmon and Glenn
ents
Cemetery-Element, Fox and HUT
Public Works--Nichol, HUT and
Dellmon.
Police---Meyer, Clement and Jordan.
Decentralization, Meyer and Fox.
Sanitary--Hutt, Jordan and Meyer
Water and Ligh.-Jordan, Nich0
and Saunders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-14
FIVE PRISONERS
GO TO THE PEN

Sheriff c. NJ. Philpot took the fol-
lowing prisoners to the penitentiary
recently to serve their respective
terms Alex Williams, > years for as
sault with intent to kill; Lee Kyle
,white) two years in Reform school
for grand larceny: Nelson Rosebor-
ough. two years for disposinS OF mort
gagged property: Raymond Hightower,
four years for forgery and uttering;
Henry jefferson. two years for grand
larceny
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-14
TOWN OFFICIALS
ARE APPROVED

f. \. Howell and F. H. Walker, the
election commissioners for Jefferson
county, Monday certified the election
OF the following officers for the towns
OF r dfield ana Humphrey:
Redfed-Mayor. T. y. Williams,
recorder, j. T. kiIkln; aldermen, NJ.
NJ. Pickett. J. a. Gober, \. f. Mcneil,
J. " Reynolds, r W. Teer
u-nprhey-MayOr. f. NJ. Quarter,
nous recorder, J VI. Acklin; alder
men. ]. a. Osborn, W. Il. Bradford,
T. J. Stokes. J. X. Anthony, p H.
Matthew's: recorder. F. Osborne
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-14

Pine Bluff new city fathers or
ganized Monday night at q specia.
meeting called by Mayor W. l.. Toner
for that purpose and Two brief meet
ihSs We're held also ON that occasion
ty the old and the new alderranic
bodies. Alderman j. Finn HUT. N"
new city dad" from the Second ward.
made the motion 10 adionrn the sec
ond session OF the Council, after Al
derman William Nicho had called On
him TO make his first speech before
sne city's Legislative body. In his char
. cteristic manner he said We adj
,ourn" and amid laughter The meet
ing adjourned. Alderman billiard II.
Saunders, the new councilman from
the Third ward, seconded the motion
Of Alderman HUT, and that was the
baby speech" Of the promising Young
municipal legislator.
Little important business was trans
acted by the Council at either session.
NV vi uiiV ibCSt Iilipol NtIlb MAJ TX -
taken up was the report Of the special
committee appointed to confer with
II. r. Dennis and F. G. Bridges OF the
Pine Bluff Light and Water Company
with a view TO bringing about a settle
ment OF an old suit which has been
pending against the city in the Federal
q for hi
the Light and Water Company being
the plaintiff. The suit was for $1,000
alleged to be due the water company
for water service and hydrant rentals
The payment of that amount wsl.5 re
sisted in the courts by taC CITY be-
cause of the company s failure 10 con-
ply with its contract in full. The city
had already paid the water comp my
y $2,1O0 of the amount sued for, which
Z Will be refunded today, a compeonise
having been effected
The special committee reported that
the water company was willing TO
compromise the matter by accepting
o. WV III oSllp stuI "ilHdi O VINO thC
suit, the city to bear the expense o.
the legal proceedings. Alderman Jor-
dan recommended that the company 5
{ feel be accepted and the raccErnen-
dation was approved by the Counc;i.
an ordinance, appropriatiEg the $1,000
was then passed
BY this agreement the city saves
several thousands OF dollars The
special committee which financed the
settlement with the water company
n composed Of Aldermen Fred Fox
Z Niam Nichol, 4. c. Jordan, City At
to1ney Coleman and City Eng fe"r
l'arkeS.
Before his retirement from The
Council, Alderman Harvey Hudson re
n,1ted that some action should DC taf-
en- by the city relative to fire escapes
on the Y. NJ G. 4. building and tne
building occupied by the Pine Bluff
Telephone Company He said tie r!ty
should compel the owners OF these
buildings to equip them with FL es-
capes. The operators in IT,. new
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-14

j. W. NJ. and wife to Southwest
ern Imp. .san., quit claim deed $40;
lot ! blk ! /, Sheriff., Ark.
r. e. Thompson and VIM. Burke to
A. McHaskel, warranty deed, $500;
lots and 8, blk ., Highland add.
S. Geisretier and wife to Elem w.
Wallace. warranty deed, $500; NV IA
blk ID, Geisreiter's sub div 10 NV
7, 6, 9.
C. G. Wilc6X and husband to Bluff
City Lumber Co., warranty deed, 1920;
IL sw and sw NV 80, Z, II.
Richard Blu; or and wife to Chas.
We'll Co., deed If trust, $3.50; pit n ID
lot }, Gabe Meyers add.
Luke Jackson and wife to Sparks &,
Temple, mortgage, s31.5S; ne NV 16,
3, II: 40 acres.
e. +. Moss, trustee, 10 c. c. Wilcox,
trustees deed, $3.50; W IL sw and sw
NV SO. I, II.
Jake Rowland and wife to Sparks &
Temple. mortgage. s105; ID sw NV
4. I, 10; 90 acres.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-14

odds are in favor Of fairly heavy hi
tiers for Helena, and even withou a
list of strong men With the big stic,r,
Helena has AN infield and outfield and
a battery which can not be surpassed,
and one big league team once taught
The baseball world that a game could
be Won with only Il single hit. That
team was the Chicago White SoX.
Manager King himself is saying
little. He is simply saving wood and
picking out the strong points OF the
men beneath him. Lets win the pen
nant on the diamond, not on the
street corners,'' he said this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-14
BRIDGE LETTING.

piNe Bluff, Ark, April 8, 1908.
In pursuance to law I will let at the
front door of the court house in the
city of Pine Bluff, at II O'Clock noon,
on April IS, 1908, contract for re-
pairing a new first class bridge across
Flat Bayou in Plum Bayou township
at the Noel Place. Bridge about 100
feet long. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the county clerk Of
fee, or at my Office
JAMES GOULD,
412:2t County Judge
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-14
BRIDGE LETTING.

Pine Bluff, Ark, April s, 1908.
In pursuance to law I will let at the
front door of the Court House IN the
city of Pine Bluff, at IL o'clock noon,
on April IS, 1908, a contract for build
ing a new first-class bridge across
Wabbaseka Bayou in Dudley Lake
township at Coleman's Chapel. Bridge
about 100 feet long Plans and speci-
fications can be seen at the County
Clerks office, or at my Office.
JAMES GOULD,
4:9:St County Judge
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-14
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN

Fof 1hIlIN Years IYdla +. F1nk-
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female Ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
the worst forms. Why don't YOU
try il:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-14
PAVING DISTRICT NO. IS
Snccial Assessment, .

The tax books for the collection OF
the special assessment upon the rea
property in Paving District No. Is
West Barraque street, in the city o.
Pine Bluff has been placed in m.
hands.
All owners Of real property 'yinac
in the district are required to pa.
their assessments to me within thirty
days from this date.
If such payment is not made action
will be commenced at the end OF tina
time for the collection of such assess
ment and for legal penalties an2
costs.
Given under my hand this 10Th da3
of April, 1908.
A. G. RUSSELL, City Collectos
Office City Hall, 9 a. m. to II m.
40: d30t