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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-07-16

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department the interior. U. S. Land Office
at Watervi'le, Wash. June 30, 1909
Notice is hereby given that Manley J Chap
lin, OF LOOMS, Wash who, on March 9TH 1905,
made h nestead entry No l0,ili-0l00l for e.
sea sec "a, twp IS n, range rs e m wl9 swL
sec IL, twp IS n, range 81 m has filed hotice
OF intention to make final communication proof,
to ablish claim to the land above described
before Fred. j. Fine, U. 5. Commissioner. at lis
once at Oroville, Wash, on the 9Th day of
August, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: James Walker
ana Lewis Drew, OF Tonasket. Wash Martin
Suppan' OF Oroville Wash, Frank Burnley o.
Loomis, Wash
VIZ. HAYNES Register
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-07-16
Serial No. 02557.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the interior,
U S. Land Office at Waterville, Was

Department of the interior,
U S. Land Office at Watervile, Wash !
June 20, 1909
Notice is hereby given that
SAMUEL KAISER. OF Oroville, Wash,
who. on June ID. 1904, made homestead entry
No. 7330-o2557 for lots and 4, sec b. twp 40 II,
range 81 IN. has filed notice of intention
to make final Ave year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. before Fred.
j. Fine, U. 5. Commissioner at HIS office at ORC.
vile, Wash. on 10th day of August 1909
Claimant names as witnesses Sias Fritz,
Clayton T. House. Alex McCauley and William
F. Kellar, all OF OToville, Wash
W. +. HAYNES, Register.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-07-16
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE regnlal annual meeting of the stock
l holders OF the Rich Bar Mining COMPANY
WI De held he office of the company t
Nlghtnawk, wash, on Monday, August 2. 1909
at 10 o'look m. for the election of Officers nd
the transaction ofany other business that NAV
come before the meeting
RICH BAR MINING CO.
/. J. liARPST, President
GEO, W. FLUCKEY, Secretary.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-07-16
Serial No. O5222.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
8 and Office ct Watervllle, Wash.

June 20, 1909
Notice is hereby given that Joseph VI. Stever
OF Anglin. Wash, who on September 49, 1906
made homestead entry No. ASS &c s. -05222 Tor
sea sec 80, twp 3S II, range Is W IN, has filed
holce OF intention to make final five YEAR
proof to establish claim to the land above ties
cribed, before Fred J. Fine, s. CommUsio
ef al MS once at Oroyille, Wash. on the 10th
day of August 1909
Claimant names as witnesses: William ]
Sandman, Clarence Bandtman, Ed Brow and
george Richardson. all OF AnglIn. Wash
W. +. HAYNES, Register
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Yesterday S Record Of
Crime in Cory Journal

Murders and Assaults
Brisztela shot killed by Stephen Bodner.
Scott
Frank Kane stabbed to death with pick by Z J. Eage
knife wounds inflicted by his countrymen
HOIdupS
A Shotwe
Fourteenth and knocked with blackjack
Vanvagee 3S4 Miguel avenue
OF $24
Prosper Bdrand $50 Cough held robbed $35
Golden Gate and Leavenworh
Miller held robbed of $11 by
Morris charged
Small RObbericS
pocket picked on Barbary
o $40 gold and $500 check
pocket
fromc removing obstruction from
Seyel 35l Market relieved of 50 in Powell
andE
Temple 83S Mills building pocket picked McAlster
of pocket book containing 81.
G. A Jacobs Fillmore robbed of $40 Fillmore
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
CIRCULATE PETITIONS
FOR MAYORS RECALL
Systematic Effort Being Made to
Gust Los Angeles Executive

Los ANGELES, Jan. 24-Tomorrow
morning agents of the municipal
league Of Los Angeles will begin circu-
lating petitions asking for the calling
Of an election for the recall of Mayor
A c. Harper. This will be the first
time in the history of the city that an
attempt has been made to recall a
mayor. Upon one sion since the
recall became q part of the charter
OF this city councilman was recalled.
however.
The petitions recite FIVE separate
counts upon which the mayor is al
legged to have beeen remiss in his Of
fetal conduct and it will require the
signatures of at least 5000 voters to
make the petitions effective.
If this number of names are secured
IL will become the duty of the city Of
ficials to call an election as soon as
possible, and at this election the
mayor will be a candidate to succeed
himself unless he declines so to be i'm
writing. If a majority of the votes are
cast for him he willNb retained in Of
fice, and if not the majority will de-
eide his successor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
TORKESTAN THOUGHT
Scene OF TEMBLOR
SeismOgraphs Indicate Heavy
Earthquake on Russian
Side of Pamirs
Reports From ST. Petersburg
Place Shock in SparseIy
Settled District

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan 24-AI-
though all reports from the various
observatories in Russia locate the
earthquake. the shocks of which were
recorded yesterday. somewhere on the
Russian side of Pamirs. Turkestan, no
direct news has been received fixing
the disturbance in any definite place.
A dispatch from Borzsom in Trans
caucasia reports the registering there
by the seismographic Instruments of a
distant earthquake.
Russian Turkestan is sparsely set
tied and details of an earthquake there
would be slow in reaching st. Peters
burg. The first direct report of the
great earthquake at Karatagh, Russian
Turkestan. in October 1907, was not re-
ceived here until three weeks after its
occurrence. In that earthquake about
$4,000 persons were killed
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25

matter had been agitated a little more.
Bills aimed at the japanese invasion
are receiving the greatest attention at
the hands of the law makers. When
the measures by Drew and Grove l.
Johnson are taken up Wednesday, each
member of the assembly will be pretty
well prepared for the struggle that is
to be made against Roosevelts big
stick.
will not declare himself until the
bills are up to him. He and
Speaker Stanton both are inclined
to view the situation as does the presi-
dent
Opposed to the efforts of the Asiatic
exclusion league are some of the com
mercial bodies of the state, including
the chamber of commerce of San Fran
cisco. The board of trustees of that in
stitution adopted the following resolu-
tions Friday:
Whereas, certain bills have been introduced in
the Legislature of the state OF California that are
inimicsl TO the interests OF the foreign residents
OF this state; and
Whereas. we are Of the oninion that the enact
ment OF assembly bills Nos. H. 10. 81 and IS
and senate bill No. II viii unfayorably aneet
the growing commerce OF the state of California; (;
Resolved. that the board of trustees of the
chamber Of commerce OF San Francisco respect
fully protests against the passage Of said bills
Attest: The Chamber of Commerce Of San
JAMES MeNAB. President
c. W. BURKS. Secretary.
Assembly bills II. 10 and 50 are by
Grove L Johnson. One is to have Sepa
rate schools for Asiatics, another is to
prevent aliens from acting as directors
OF corporations operating in the state.
and the third is TO empower cities to
restrict undesirable, improper and
unhealthy persons to certain prescribed
districts. Bin IS is by Drew and would
prevent an alien from holding title to
real estate. Senate bill II is by San
ford and follows along the same gen.
eral lines as does Drews bill.
George NJ. Perine of San Francisco,
speaker pro tenn. of the assembly, is
especially anxious for the passage of
his bills to bring the national guard
TO the standard required by the Dick
law to place the militia in a position
TO receive federal aid to the extent of
about $4,000 a year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
LANDSLIDE L MAY TIE UP
TRACK FOR MONTH
Passengers Forced to Walk
Around Slide at Punta Gorda

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 24.-Southern
Pacific officials at the scene of the gil
gantic landslide at Punta Gorda, l6
miles south of Santa Barbara, report
it viii be a month before the dirt can
be clearedN away II may he a week
laborers killed by the slide can be re-
covered.
In the meantime the officials in
charge are fearing that the adjacent
cliffs may slip down upon the track
ronights rain has accumulated their
fears.
The local southbound train from
Santa Barbara today stopped at BEN
ham, mile north of the slide. and the
passengers walked around the wreck
Of the work train that was partly
buried when the men were killed.
Knee deep in Shiny mud and in some
places through the surf they piodded
in great discomfort. Baggage and
mail were transferred in the same
manner.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
RED TAPE NECESSARY
TO SECURE LIQUOR
Bill Proposes to Make Prohibit
tion Statewide and Absolute

SALT LAKE CIfY, Jan. 24-Pro-
hibition that shall be state wide and
absolute is the intent of a bill intro
duced in the lower branch of Utah's
legislative assembly yesterday.
The measure, which was drawn un-
der the direction or the anti-saloon
league in this city and which is sup
posed to have the endorsement of the
more influential members of the domi-
nant church IN Utah, is drastic in the
extreme. Under it's provisions the
manufacture, sale, or free dispensing
Of intoxicants is prohibited. To OBJ
tain liquor from the druggists it will
be necessary to present a special
prescription. which must be filed with
the county clerk. Violation Of the law
viii be construed as a misdemeanor.
Supporters Of the prohibition bill as
sert that two thirds of the members OF
the house are pledged in it's favor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
New State Printing Office
TSnecial Dispatch to The Call

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACPA-
MENTO. JAN 24-If the aesthetic people
of Sacramento are to prevent the state
from putting up a new printing office
in capitol park they must provide a
site equally convenient to the capitol.
Governor Gillett will not stand for an
appropriation for the purchase of a
site for the new printing office, be-
iieving that the state should use some
of the property it already has in the
park.
The present printing office is now in
adequate and unsafe for further use
as a printing office.
A btu is before the legislature for
the purchase Of a site and the cree
tion of a new building. the proposed
appropriation being $15O.0OO. The plans
by state engineer Ellery call for a
building costing 100000 This would
necessitate increasing the apprOpria-
tion or cutting off some features of
the building, the purchase of a site
being forgotten entirely.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Suffragettes Certain OF VictOry

Mrs. Horace Coffin, president of the
equal suffrage league. came down from
sacramento Saturday morning and on
Saturday afternoon attended a meet
ing of the state central committee of
the equal suffrage association at 1920
Pacific avenue.
sFoltz, congratuIating the association
on the plan of work being carried on
at Sacramento, and a telegram from
Mrs. TOldhurst of the Friday morning
club of Los Angeles, wishing the as
sociation success. were read.
Mrs. Coffin says that she has no fear
of the success of the minority report
of the assembly in regard to their
bill and is satisfied that the measure
as desired. will be enacted and submit
ted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Favors Heavy Sentences

There should be no tempering with
the class of men who do not show the
least regard for the helpless and hap
less victims they select in dark streets
for the purpose of their crimes.
II heavier sentences should be inflicted
there might be lessening of the
crimes"
Judge Sturtevant explained the fire.
quency of highway robberies by re-
ferring to the severity aof the winter
which. he said not only drove men to
the city, but rendered it difficult for
them to secure employment once they
were here.
Chief of Police Cook stated his be-
lief that the hard winter had much to
do with the prevailing crimes of the
city. He reiterated his determine ton
to land every highwayman who oper-
ated in the city and declared that
whenever possible police details would
be increased in imperiled districts of
the city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Would Compel Race Suicide

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
OF. COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
M ENIO. Jan. 24.-Compulsory race sui
eide for second term criminals is the
startling proposition which Senator
Price of Santa Rosa is going to present
Tor the consideration of the legislature
Backed by the approval of many
other senators and reinforced by what
he says is the concensus of advanced
medical opinion Senator Price will sub
nit In the form of a bill a method to
prevent the transmission of hereditary
criminal instincts
Crime is propa agated by the propa-
Price, "and If criminals are prevented
from bringing into the world children
with instincts perverted by heredity
one OF the great problems of penology
will be partially solved
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Presidents Ideas Favored
TSpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHANGER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
AIENTO. Jan. 24.-Walter Leeds, chair
man OF the Los Angeles delegation in
Tie assembly today made poll of the
members of both houses Of the legis-
lat1re on the proposed anti-Japanese
legislation and says he found a ma
5ority Of the members apparently will
ing 70 act ia accordance with the
wishes Of President Roosevelt. Some
~ the majority. he added. We're weak
lneed on the proposition, and he could
rot saw how they would vote after the
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Oppose Game Laws Change
Especial Dispotch 10 The Call

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 24-What is believed to
be an attempt on the part of the
wealthy sportsmen of the state to Sc
cure for themselves longer seasons for
hunting and fishing than others en-
JOY is to be vigorously opposed in the
Legislature.
Because of the great diversity of cIi-
matte conditions in California it is
difficult to frame laws protecting fish
and game that give satisfaction
throughout the state
The wealthy sportsmen knowing
this, have suggested the proposition of
dividing the state into districts, max
ing the open season for each district
such as natural conditions would de-
nland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
BURGLARS MISS $4,000
WHEN ROBBING VAULT
Thieves Take Nearly 81, 900 From
Salt Lake Shoe Store

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 24.-Enter-
ing from the rear robbers early today
invaded the Davis shoe company's
store in Main street. forced the lock in
the door of a safety vault and escaped
with nearly $1,000 in cash and bank
drafts. Negotiable securities valued at
$4,000 were not molested. City de-
tectiveS' who are working on the case
declare that the robbers left no clew.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
RAILROAD HIGHWAY
CONTROL FAVORED
Bill Aims to Give the State
Authority to Construct
and Manage Lines
Rolling Stock Would Be Oper-
ated by Private Capital
Which Leased Track
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 24.-State ownership of
railroad highways is the object of a
constitutional amendment which will
pc introduced tomorrow by Senator
Camlnettf. The measure does not con-
template the operation of railroads by
lhe state, but aims to bring about SUI
pervlsion by the state similar to that
Wnich is maintained over all state
highways and waterways at the pres
emu time 1t is similar to a measure
OF representatives in 1895, which
Drought about the funding act whereby
the southern Pacific was forced to pay
its bonds.
Under the provisions of the amend
meht the state will have the power to
construct and maintain a railroad high
way, owning the roadbed and trackage.
Inc state will not own any rolling
STOCK, but each owner of a steam en-
Slne, motor car or other vehicle pro-
PeIled by any power will have the right
20 operate the same over the highway
Tor a nxed charge. The granting of any
special privilege or franchise to any
sectlon of the line would be prohibited
under the amendment
Inc operation of the state roads
would be in the hands of a state rail-
road bureau, which would arrange
schedules and tariffs in the same man
ner as the various common carriers
now do.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
New Scheme for Judges Pay
EVERY WOMAN SHOULD VOTE

A $4,000 wINTERRoTH PIANO GIVEN
AWAY to the Lodge, Church. School, Organiza
tion or Person receiving the most votes by
D. M, May 10. 1909.
exclusively in THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL"
Assna7 SILVER ras R@'t BSs placed e
Haight street where all votes must be deposited.
The piano is on exhibition at DOYLE Nc
be seen and tried by all.
One vote free with every 25c purchase from
the enterprIsing Haight Street Merchants listed
The Art Shop. 16es Haight St; A. c. Moench,
Haight and Masonic; Hugo Scheunert, 1908
Ralg a s ST e powpg i4Ss TIL Maight St. pa The
lG41 43 Haight st.: Crystal Creamery. 1851
IIaight ST. Bob Blaine, 1851 Haight ST.; The
Co., Haight and Ashbury sts. T.. White. cor.
Page aud Clayton sts.; Doyle & McGown, Inc,
IIaight and Cole stss; Won Issendorf Bros. Page
and Lyon SITS; Graves Taylor Co, Inc. 1855
IIaight ST.: Aliens, 1893 Haight ST.: H. Cassel
144G Haigbt ST. r. ii. Gottsehall, 14l0 Haight
st Held 4 Besthorn i9Sg Haght ST.; Ashbury
Dickson. l44i IIaight ST. The Eetter Studio,
1853 Haight St: Secombe a Co., 1880 Halght
ST. The Gold Bar 1900 Haight ST.: Golden Gate
Tea and Coffee Co. 154l IIaight ST.; NJ Good
man. go Shrader st. near Haght; AIcMillan's
1911 Haight St; The Peoples Store, 177s
Haight ST.
EILERs MUSIC CO. handles the WINTER
ROTH PIANO used in this contest.
VOTES CAST T. Nj. FRIDAY. JAN. % 1909
is. f. f. F. Engine No. 80. 63i; 2-Eik
Dramatic club. 315; 3-Dudley school. 244; a.
Sunset theatorium o42. 5-Haight Il Ashbury
Improvement club, 242; 6-Franees Lyon, 211;
7-Crocker school, o03 s-Park theater, 1s2; -
Third Christian church. 10: 10-Elsie Roberts,
1862; 11-Y NJ. H. A., 140; l2-st. Ignatius
college, I26; l}-Rosie Shirk l21 I4-Lowell
high school, 100: 15-AI Saints church. 104:
16--Concordia club. 50: lT-Letta Saunders, so:
1s--Columbia whist club. so; 10--St. Francis
convent, so; 20-Protestant orphan asylum
so: 21--polytcchnic school so; 22-Fiorenre
,iagpus. so; % Hamilton NJ f. church. 81:
"a Hamonic Gensung vercin. ~: % Oriental
Rcbecca lodge, AZ; 26-America California asso-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
TkrToo HoRsEs. GnMs

The British army authorities are ex-
perimenting with an electrical ma
chine to tattoo identification marks on
horses gums instead Of branding their
hides and hoofs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Record Violent Shock

YEKATERINBURG, Russia, Jan. "a
The magnetic to-meteoroIogical observa-
tory at this place recorded a violent
seismic disturbance at o'clock this
morning
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
PRODUCTION or rALc

The United States in 1907 produced
1880 short tons OF tale and soaD
stone. worth sl,531, ,047, an increase over
the preceding year of 1873 per cent In
quantity and per cent in value.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
THERMOMETER o. KITE

BY sending up thermometer on a
kite to height of 1890 feet. weather
bureau officials near Washington, ID. G..
registered a temperature OF 20. while
at the surface of the earth ii was IS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Cupid, the Scene shifter

Recent changes in the cast of matri-
monial dramas produced by certain
theatrical favorites are breezily re-
viewed in the February Sunset, with
attractive photographs of the leading
ladies.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Democrats Plan Early Meeting

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
0F- S,T GOMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 24.-The states democ-
racy encouraged by it's increased rep
resentation in the legislature, is al
ready looking forward Iongingly to the
eleclion TO be held next year. The
pourpons are so sanguine of democracy
regaining control of the state offices
lnat they are to meet in San Francisco
February % for tffe purpose of talking
IL over. The state central committee
ana the state league of Iroquois clubs
VIII nave big powwow at that time,
ana a deep laid scheme to recapture the
state works may be expected.
lt was at belated conference of
the meeting in San Francisco was de-
clded upon. Early in the day Theodore
Bel conferred with democratic legis-
lators.
Judge John f. Raker and John Muir
ray, chairman and secretary respective
~ of the democratic state central com
mittee, arrived last evening and COM
pleted arrangements for the joint meet
ing
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Earthquake Is Felt

SMYRNA. Jan. 24-A slight earth
quake shock was felt here this morn
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
AssAULrED-oaklsnd.

AGED RAKCHEH ASSAULTED-oaklapd
Jan. 24-Thom8s Hughes an aged ranrher Of
san Jose WAS found unconscious st the corner
OF sixth and Washington streets shortly after
40 Q clock this morning. with deep cut over
his left eye When he had been revived at tho
receiving hospital he said that he had been
assaulted and robbed hv three mon who wore
bis companions during the evening
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
RESORTS
New Zealand and Australia
Via Tahiti
Regular Through Service

Tie WonderIands OF the Pacific See Milford
Sound. the Wanganui River and the hot Lakes
and Geysers-surpassing the Yellowstone. New
Zealand is at its best. The s. 5. MaripOsa
sails Feb. 2 Only $3.50 round trip to Web
class, SS6.25.
LINE To HONOLULU-Speclal round trlp
rate. S110. s. S. Alameda. salingS Jan 80. Feb.
20. Send for itinerary. o. $. s. Co.. 673 Mar,
ket St. Telephone Kearny 1891
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Pile. cured I'm q 10 IA Days

pszo Ointment is guaranteed 10 cure any case
~ Itching Blind BIecding or Protruding P5Ies
in 81 "a days or money refunded. soc.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Chief Cook Aroused

Chief of Police Cook has become thor
oughly aroused by the series of crimes
that are reported every morning at
the police stations and which are mute
~ disclosed when a patrolman finds
an insensible body laying in the shad-
ows on his beat, with blood oozing
from CHASTITY wounds in the head and
with the cause and effect of the crime
tersely' illustrated by the outturned
pockets of the mans clothing. The
wounded citizen is hurried to the hos
pital, but that does not help in finding
the marauders.
The judges of the superior court
have been aroused with the police to
an appreciation of the perils to the
citizens from highwaymen and are
ready now to infict the heaviest pen-
alties in the codes on the thugs that
are convicted in their courts. Superior
Judge Dunno, who presides ,oyer one
OF the criminal courts, in discussing the
prevalent crimes, said last evening:
Lack of certainty in the matter of
punishment is undoubtedly the incen-
tive to many crimes in this city. The
crime of highway robbery is punishable
on the statutes by severe sentences and
those should be enforced against Grim
inals whose offenses are proved be-
fore a jury.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Would Abolish Meter Deposits

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 24.-Water. gas and cleo
trio companies will no longer have the
use of money deposited by consumers
for meters if measure which will be
introduced by Assembly lyman Callan of
San Francisco is enacted. The bill will
provide for the holding of the money in
escrow or the abolition of the custom
whereby public service corporations
have been able in the past to demand
of the public an enormous amount of
money a great deal of which they have
been able to keep either because of the
ignorance or neglect of the depositor.
New Scheme for Judges Pay
CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 24.-To check the grow
ing tendency of counties to demand
more judges as well as to ask for in
crease of salary for those already pro-
vided for, Senator Cutten of Humboldt
intends to introduce constitutional
amendment providing that every county
must pay the salary of it's superior
judges. The constitution provides that
the salaries of superior judges shall be
paid one-half by the state and one-half
by the county in which they preside.