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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12

iproximately $500. All the legal and
| traffic talent of both transportation
companies viii be assembled In Los
Angeles Edward Chambers, assistant
freight traffic manager of the Santa
Fe left for the southern city last
Sunday evening, and Peter F. Dunno,
Walcott Durbrow, H. A. Jones and
George W. Luce of the Southern Pa
cific left last night.
THE cold weather in the interior is
driving the hoboes into the city, said
a railroadman yesterday, and there
are few accident reports which do not
record case of some hobo being hurt.
The influx of the hobo element every
winter is getting to be serious ques-
tion, and I doubt the wisdom of the
passenger department advertising San
Francisco as a summer resort for the
winter months
TT certainly seems to have taken
we'll as far as the hobo is concerned,
4 for our trainmen are having consider
able trouble with tramps.
The country is proving inhospitable.
and as there is more shelter in the city
! they are hoclxing here At one time the
country constables were active in ar
resting hoboes, but now they are only
too anxious TO get rid of them and are
more than pleased when they see them
taking the train for the city. 1t looks
as If the railroads VIII have to CO.
operate and make 1t worth while for
the country constable to lock up ho-
boes instead of passing them up to San
] Francisco
o. w. Lehmer, traffic manager OF the
Yosemite Valley railroad, arrived in the
! city yesterday from. Merced and said
there was some snow on the floor of the
Yosemite valley. but the weather was
all that could be desired. A number of
tourists had gone into the valley dur
ing the winter.
Phil X. Gordon of the washington
Sunset route left last night for Los An
geles and will make thorough tour of
the southwest, going into Old Mexico
as far as Guaymas IN the interests of
his line.
| Horace G. jenkins, secretary to e. E.
Calvin, vice president and general
manager of the Southern Pacific, left
last night for Portland on q vacation
during the absence of Calvin IN Homo
lulu.
There have been several changes an
nounced by the San Pedro, Los Angeles
and Salt Lake road. j. H. Burtner,
district freight and passenger agent at
Salt Lake City. has been transferred to
Riverside, Cal.
K. G. Kerr, commercial agent at
Riverside, has been transferred to Salt
Lake City.
| ]. II. Manderfield travelling freight
agent at Salt Lake City, has been pro-
NOTED to district freight agent.
$. F. Booth of the Union Pacific left
yesterday for business trim and will
be absent for few days. He went as
lar as San Luis obispo yesterday.
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Ter Ter and wife, lot in line OF jackson avenue
ioV OF FIFTEENTH street, 5 2J by - 81: $40
Louis Heimann ct al. TO Mary +. Grant lot
IN line OF Seventh avenue $50 S of Lake
street, p by W 1907 $40.
bay view land company to George W FolImer
ana Wife, lots 2s and 2e block 561 Bay Park
homestead association; grant.
:, Iheodore Langguth to Frances Langgutb lot In
y line or Second avenue, so 5 OF Clement street
25 by S2:6: Gift.
Same to same, lot in W line OF Seventh ave-
nue.. 100 $ Of street. S 20 by w 120: gift
charlotte II. Clarke to Edwin Rabjohn and
wire lot in line OF street. 32:e L of Ninth
avenue. Il % by 100: 80
John s Hare and wife to Bertha T.. Hare. lot
IN Sc line of Railroad avenue. 211 % SW OF
Eleventh, SW 120 by Sc 200: $40
Bertha l.. Haare to ID. G. W. Hodgkin half in
terest In lot in line of Railroad avenue 2i1 %
sW OF Eleventh. Sw 100 by SE 20o $40.
Clinton Day to Grace W. Day. lot IN Sc line
Sc so; gift. y
Catherine NJ. Atkinson to Alice f. Scott lot I'm
line of Washington street. 105 W of Locust
W 30 by s 100; $40.
Claus Smelling and wife TO Cornelius Brieson.
lot at NV corner OF Garfield and Vernon streets
n loo by W 100; $40.
Anne Toms to Sam Aftersut company. lot in
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND. Jan Ii.-Steam scbooners TslIac
snd Northland arrived with general cargoes from
san Francisco. The crafts viii load wheat and
lumber .Or return cargOcs.e
Oh carrier Washtenaw reached the river
this morning from san Francisco with q cargo
81 oil Tor the Portsmouth tanks.
Captain Macgenn says that by going full speed
with the BreakWster last night il was possible
% work through the Ice and Elush In the Colum-
tIa- Only few times did she have 10 back up
fo make f. II is said by those who have in
vsstirated conditions that the situation is not as
bad 81 viii possibly be when the ice begins
90 run IL Is thea that the blockade in the
lower Columbia viii be hard 70 bulge. II, as
has happened ID some former years, the ice
pack grounds On the shalower bars.
steamer Rose City. Captain Kidston arrived
ibis evening from San francisco.
Steamer Alliance, Captain Parsons. which left
here early yesterday morning, reached Astoria
tLls morning 1ad Is now It's way 70 Coos bay.
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Gossip Of RailWaynen

II am shocked at you, Andy" said
Harry Buck to Stewart of the Alton
Appearances should be maintained, no
matter how difficult the task"
.Here. hold on. listen" explained
ANDY. but Buck fed with a daintily
scented cambric handkerchief pressed
That's bad, too bad. remarked
Charles f. Stokes to Joe McIlroy; why,
you must have taken a gallon OF
whisky. at least.
what are you driving att" yelled
Joe, when he recovered from his amaze
ment.
1T smells like a distillery in there
observed Lewis Z. Stanton. What
kind of time have they had?'
Gentlemen, gentlemen, resent your
insinuationsv shouted Andy Stewart
IF there is any one to blame, blame
Snyder OF the Mexican Central.
"A man came in here about half an
hour ago and asked about a ticket He
was a gentleman from the land of
manana, but he had taken the pre-
caution to purchase his luncheon be-
fore he bought his ticke-.
He was determined to have some
thing to eat before he risked spending
the balance Of his life on train.
"He smelled like travelling onion
patch when he came In, but when he
dumped his basket on the floor in sur
prise at the price of the ticket the room
was transformed into liquor manufac-
tory. The fall was so hard that it broke
three bottles OF red wine, four bottles
of water front whisky. six bottles of
mescal and disclosed one small string
Of garlic and piece Of jerky as long
as Joe's index finger"
The most important matter in trans
portation circles at the present time is
the switching case. which will be heard
in Los Angeles by the interstate COM
merce commission next Thursday and
in San Francisco a week from today.
There is no material difference be-
tween the conditions in Los Angeles
and in San Francisco and, therefore
the investigation is practically one
case. Attorney Seth Mann will repre-
sent the San Francisco shippers. The
contention OF complainants will be that
it is not customary to assess switching
of competitive traffic at any of the
commercial centers throughout the
United States, and, therefore, the as
sessment of such charge in San Fran
cisco and in Los Angeles is a discrimj-
nation against shippers at those points
It will be shown that similar switching
at such points as Chicago. ST. Louis.
Oakland, Fresno. Stockton and many
other points is performed free of
charge. The transportation companies.
for the Southern Pacific and the Santa
Fe as codefendants, will contend that
switching to Industrial tracks is a
great convenience to shippers. enabling
them to load and unload directly TO
and from warehouses. which means a
vast saving in the expense of drawing,
The discussion Will involve many
other issues and will be contested bit
terly by both sides of the controversy.
1T is estimated that the yearly amount
Of revenue involved in the case is ap-
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TEsTIFIEs AGAINST rIANCEE

Evan J. Collins, travelling salesman
for Goldsmith Bros & Co. dental sup
plies. Seattle. who is waiting extradi-
tion for obtaining money from his en-
pioyers on false pretenses. was taken
from the city prison yesterday to Po-
against Dorothy Allen, his fiancee.
whom he charges with embezzling a
diamond ring valued at S400 He ad-
mftted that he had asked Dorothy sew
eral times in Seattle to marry him. but
denied that the ring was an engage
ment ring. saying he gave 1t to her
to keep for few days. The Judge
thought there was nothing to show
enlbezzlement, but continued the case
till today at the request OF Attorney
Greeley.
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cHEcK PROVES wonTutEss

Rudolph i. Heidenreich. Miles hotel.
O'Farre1l and Jones streets. obtained A
warrant from Police Judge Shortall yes
terday for the arrest OF w. c. Shields
for passing q fictitious draft for s25
was drawn on the st. Louis trust and
loan company through the National
Bank OF the Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
nIT WITH METAL KyUcKt,rs

John Soderholm was arraigned in Po-
lice Judge Deasy's court yesterday on a
charge of assault with deadly weapon
and the case continued Soderholnl Is
carpenter, and Sunday morning quar-
relied with bis partner. Altone REESE
and struck him on the head with metal
knuckles, cutting his scalp open.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
BnildInr Contract.


Joseph Goldstein with Hugh E. Pym-AI work
except gas fixtures and shades for three story
frame in S line of Clay street. 1876 OF
Spruce, 2T:6 by 127:SA; S11.S0O.
Mrs Emma McCabe with Christ0phel & Diestel-
kanp-All work except finish hardware and gas
fixtures for 13 fat In line OF Parnassus
avenue 100 " OF Shrader street, 27:4x137 :6;
$3.50.
Owens & Unger-with Kittle construction com
pany-An work for reinforced concrete ware
house ut SW corner of Front and Battery streets;
$34. 900.
Ettore Boschetu ct al. with Demartini Sc
gaie--An work except painting. plumbing. man
tel. gas and electric fixtures for alterations and
additions 70 make three story frame In n linf
! Of Bush street. 40 u of Franklin. p by 20
| So 500
W. T. Eipper Jr. with r. NJ. Webb & Son
All work except painting and gas fixtures FOR a
frame cottage In line OF Twelfth avenue, 10(
n of X street: $500.
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CHARGED wrrH BURGLARY

May Adams, a woman Of the TENDER
loin. was arraigned in Police Judge
Cpnlans court yesterday on a charge
OF burglary and the case continued
tering, with a passkey. the room Of
Pearl Merrill In the New Commercial
hotel, Pacific street and Montgomery
avenue, Saturday night and stealing
s214 worth of wearing apparel. which
was recovered by Policeman Maurice
Rehan.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
average snow on ground I21 inches.
SXNnDSTC

average snow on ground III Inches.
SYNOPSIS
4 small storm has appeared off the coast OF
California near Cape Mendocno and has caused
rain southwark far Point Conception. 1t
will probably rain over the whole state
Tuesday. with snow in the mountains. The
temperature continues low In Oregon and Wash
ington. The relative humidity az Red Bluff was
q per cent.
FORECAST
San Francisco and nty--Cloudy. unsettled
weather with rain Tuesday: brisk wind
Santa Clara valley Cloudy Tuesday. with rain; :;
snow in the mountains; fresh east wind.
Sacramento Valley Cloudy Tuesday. with rain I:
snow in the mountains; fresh south wind
San Joaquin ysiley-CIoudy Tuesday, with
rain: snow in the mountains; light south wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity--Cloudy Tuesday;
probably rain; fresh northeast wind
a. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, January
IL. 1909.
The time ball on the tower OF the Ferry build
Ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
standard time (120th meridian) at Sh. 00m.
00s., Greenwich time.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, L. S. ~. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
Comuagnie Generale Transatlantioue

DIRECT LINE To HAvRE-PARIS
Sailing every Thursday instead Of Saturday,
first elias to Havre, s77.50 and upward: sec
ond class 10 Hayre. $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY ron UNITED STATES AND GAN.
ADA, 10 State ST; New York J. F. FUGAzi.
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery ST.. San
Francisco. Tickets sold By all railroad ticket
agents.
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Believed 10 BE Drowned

EVERETT. Wash. Jan. lI.=E. J. Pitt
man and the engineer Of the launch
Rose. name not learned. both OF Everett.
are supposed 10 have lost their lives
in the bay near Hat island. Tuesday
last they left for the island in a skin
loaded with machinery TO repair the
Rose They have not since been seen.
but their overturned boat has been
found
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REFUSES TO Pay BILL

Jacob Holm, private detective. was
charged before Police Judge Shortall
Yesterday with defrauding his landlady
Mrs, T.. L. Hotchkiss, out of s65 and the
case was continued till today Some
months ago Holm was tried for insult
ing women in Fillmore street and got
the benefit of the doubt
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
Armr Trnnsportn

The logan is IN port
Thc Crook is IA port.
Tho Buford left Honolulu December is for
hsnlis
The sherman Is 81 port
The Warren Is af Manila
Tle Shrfidan. hoinceard bound, sailed Januars
Z frflc Honolulu.
Ihc Thorlss sailed Januarr FOR Manila.
Tee Dix fonlrusrd hound fr0m Manila TO
Seattle. sailed January Z from Honolulu
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.. s. Branch Hydrogrphfc ONCE

a branch of the United States photographic
office. located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit or
mariners without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators cordially invited TO
visit the office, where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions OF the world kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the latest
information can always he obtained regarding
lights dangers TO navigation and matters of in
terest TO ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. Z. s. ". in charge.
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I,hr sIberIa.s Carco

The steamer Siberia sailed Tor Hongkong and
way ports. via Honolulu on Saturday with gen
Flre 0f treas1rc. and 70 be distributed follows:
Tor Honolulu. SI9 80; Japan. S4J6 945 China.
fog. .s5l. Korea. S1.4S2 East indies, S2.SJ3; Via
6irCSrok &Jl- Philippine islands, SJ-SIS.
TO Ionolulu-2 automobiles. horses $50 pkzs
cavalry supplies, 200 pkEs naval stores "a cs
hools and Shoes. u bales irvine, $50 lbs tobacco,
cs srafio1ery- ! cs cigars.
no JapaT-i9 OI9 lbs sugar. 555 lbs dried
fr-it. 0.oig lbs rafsns. 500 gals wine > cs
liquors. go lbs Goldfish, 921 lbs cheese, pkgs
fresh fruits, 535 lbs nuts, cs meals. G5S lbs
canned goods, s. 06I bales cotton. 409 pkgs roofing
n.atrrial. - cs sewing machines. type
writers. 2f.3O0 n and 1o4 pcs lumber. IS cs
boots nnd shoes - c. arms and ammunition. II
nkgs electrical goods. ] pkg machinery: 20 cs S
fierces and 3 hbls oils. - pkgs paints. - cs
soar. 1857 lbs failow. 2o2. SEQ Iis tanbari g
rkcs dry goods pkgs drugs. - bbls asphsfun.
10 China-iT50 bbls 1osr. ZIG lbs sugar, coo
cai wine. 10G salmon. $3.50 lbs pearl barley
3 s95 lbs cheese. COO lbs lard. 3 s0z lbs beans
3 go lbs peas. 2lg lbs az cs bread. 1921
IS meals. 1.647 lbs coffee. 2.20S lbs chocolate
el- nkgs fresh fruits. 80 pkgs onions. \ 6.}0 lbs
goldfish 200 lbs nuts. G3O lbs hops .10S IS
canned goods y c. honey. - cs baking powder
rars 81 cs boots and Shoes. 1870 lbs fertilizer
g6s lbs ginseng. 20 pkes sewing machines 5
pkgs drugs ISL pigs roofing material.
ma Norca-.5U Dbis -four. 100 lhs bread cs
cheese 10 Tbs lard. 1850 lbs meals. 22s lbs
sugar 235 lbs coffee, 43 oils, 10 pkgs electrical
ro Fast Indies-4G2 cs canned goods. So cs
salmon. 76s lbs dried fruit. Loo lbs hops, cs
fSsariur material. > pkgs machinery.
10 Nladiv0stOk-s2 pkgs fresh fruits pkgs
wagon material. cs shoes -.
% Philippine islsnds-C5 cs canned goods. $50
lhs beans pkgs fruits 1l9 lbs spices, 50 es
fandv bales fwine - cs boots and Shoes 9
pkcs drugs pkgs electrical goods.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12

sw line of Mansfield street $50 NV of wooIsey
NV 80 by SW 120: $40.
William Barry deceased (by administrator
to George A. Woods. lot in NV line of Jessie
street. $50 Sw OF Seventh, Sw e5 by NV 10;
81 CSC
George A. Woods to George F. Durey, same
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Shfplnents Of Petroleum

ne Tr--Isn 7anE steamer AsafaIaIa was
xieered FOR Mol. Ter orders. yesterday with
2.2sG.4e9 gallons & refined petroleum, valued at
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
AT WOODLAND, YoLo COUNTY. CAL.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10. 1909.

AT GRIGSBY'S SALES YARDS
10 head choice young mules. 10 years old
fat and ready for immediate use: 20 head oe
sound young mares, to years old p head
sound young geldings. TO years old. weighing
from 1.l00 TO 1900 lbs: 20 head OF geldings.
10 years old. weighing from 300 to l.1OO lbs, !;
D saddle horses, I span OF pinto mares. perfectly
mated, Diablo mare; also several single driving
horses and among them several mated teams;
] Shire stallion years old. weight 1850 lbs
Not n better horse in California. This Is ma
tive bred horse. and his colts be seen, which
is the best evidence OF good stallion Also
year old Shire stallion. This colt must be seen
to be appreciated. Sale positive without reserve
or limit, rain or shine. All stock purchased de-
1vered free on board cars All morning trains
reach Woodland on or before hour OF sale
At Woodland Saturday. January l6. 1909. at
II a. f. STEWART & CO.. Auctioneers-
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Weather Report

United STATES department of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco. Jan. IL, 1908.
RAINFALL, DATA
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12

California Limited through to Chicago
leaves at 1OsOO p. IN.
OFFICES
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
11l2 Broadway, Oakland.
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Toyo Kisen kaisha

(ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY)
S. S. ssCiyc Maru'' .. Saturday, Jan. 80 1909
s. S. sTenyo Maru" ....... Friday. Feb. 26 1908
S. 8. nippon Maru'' (via MANILA ........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Friday, March TO- 1908
Steamers sail from comoany's piers, Nos. A.
"A, near foot Of Second ST. D. m.. for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong. calling at Honolulu, Kobe
(fiIogol Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting
at Hongkong with steamers for Manila India
etc No cargo received on board on day of sail
ing Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at office, "a
James Flood building. W. II. AVERY.
Assistant General Manager
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
II Era fnr san rrancisco

cisco: schr Eva. for San Francisco.
Arrived Jan 1l-Stmr NJ. +. Plant, hence
Jan g.
vENTURA-Sailed Jan 11-Stmr San JacInto
for San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
YOkOHAMA--Arrived Jan 9-Jap stmr Aki
Maru from Seattle.
IQUIQUE-Sailed Jan l1-Schr Ruth f. Cod
frey. for san Pedro
yALPARAIso-salled Jan e--Br stmr yolga,
for United States
MoRoRAN--Arrived Jan 11-Br stmr Craig
var, from Seattle
LoNDoN-Arrived Jan 1o-Ger stmr Assuan,
hence Sept %.
LIvERPooL-sailed Jan e-Br stmr oanfa,
for Tacoma
SALINA CRUZ-Arrived Jan 10--Ger stmr
Itauri. from Hamburg. for San Francisco.
VICT0RIA--ArriTed Jan 11--Stmr Umatilla
hence Jan S.
Sailed Jan 11--Br stmr Tndrayelli, for sydney.
Arrived Jan 11-Stmr Titania, hence Jan g.
Sailed Jan 1i-stmr City OF Puebla, for San
Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NAPLES-Sailed Jan 11-Stmr Romantic, for
Boston
MoRORAN-Arrived Jan 11-Stmr Craigyar.
from Tacoma aud Seattle. for Manila
GEN0A-Arrived Jan e-Stmr Algeria from
New York via Marseiles.
Sailed Jan 11-Stmr Florida. for New York
M0YILLE-Arrived Jan 11-Stnr California
from New York, for Glasgow, and proceeded.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
Two Iumber Charfera

. Tho Norrerisn steamer Henrik Tbsen. which
rut la here Tor repairs sunday. was char-
tered prior 70 arrival for lumber from Grsss
Hail,or 10 Melbourne and Adelaide Al yls Cd.
Tho Prfffeh steamer NJ. $. Dollar IS engaged
~ lumber IRON here 70 Guaymas, having been
chartered prior 10 arrival
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Memoranda

stmr Brunswick, lying at Main street. took
fire in galley Jan IL, a. M. but was extin-
guished before. ireboat arrived damage slight
Per stnir Bandon-Lost starboard propeller
on Saturday.
NEW YORK. Jan 1f--Iondon telegram re-
ceived from Buenos Ayres states that Ger stmr
Wangard, from Tacoma for United Kingdom, Is
reported ashore at Punta Mogates.
NEW YORK, Jan 1l--London telegram from,
Hakodate states Br stmr Craigvar. from Vic
toria. arrived; sustained extensive damage: was
beached for examination at Mororan.
Per stmr Hyades, from Kahului-On Jan TO-
10 a. M, 300 miles from San Francisco. passed
stmr Alameda hence January O. for Hononi,.
stmr Siberia, hence January 0 for China via
Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

18th and Mission nl--1laily *. Sunday LIZ
a:5oa, 1.t5p. 5.4op. Ar: 7:35a 9.10a 5:f0p
Sundays-Lv. o.5us. sl0;lOa 12.15p. 5.40p
Ar: 9:ioa. i.soa, 'i:35r, o:1op. .Granada Ex
press-No stops.
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Leave VIA OAKLAND PIER Arrive
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-02
The G. A. z. Monument.

On .'lly 3 there will he unveiled in
Washington monument to DR.. Ben
iamin Franklin Stephenson, the
founder of the Grand Army OF the Re
public. Washington contains many
statutes Of soldiers and sailors Of the
Civil war. but this one is unique in
being the tribute of the veterans
themselves to the founder Of a society
designed t. perpetuate the patriotism
of the union soldier
Tn organization founded by Ste
venson is rapidly dwindling and must
soon disappear, but it will have taught
4 raluable lesson. A. soldier Dr.
Stephenson record was not command
ing enough to raise him above thous-
and, of his fellows, but in organizing
the Grand Army OF the Republic he
bultlcd better even than he knew.
Tha society has helped keep alive a
sentiment which has dotted the entire
land with monumental reminders OF
duty aud held up higher ideal of pa
tr-ptlc duty. These will remain when
the last OF the grand army shall have
disappeared, silenetly pointing the
way h ~ led.-Omaha Bee.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-02

ers. The trip was made via
Haxtun, Akron, Morgan, Brush
and Bensett, and the retu IN .via
Greeley, Kersey, Hillrose, Nor.
gan, Brush and Sterling. The
roads were good with the excep-
ton short stretches near Hardin
around the Eagles Nest, and
east of Iliff, where irrigation has
made them impossible and have
to be circuited by taking to the
hills. The Sedgwick 4 county
crops are as good as the best
along the route, and no town
presented a cleaner and more
up-to-date appearance than the
town of Sedgwick, and no com.
munity is in line for a more rapid
growth and general improve
ment in the immediate future
than is Sedgwick county. To be
proud of Sedgwick county. you
should make an overland trip like
this.