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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11

Fed b. the following vote: Aye r
lin Burke. Cannon Davis, Fersusrn
German, Greaney, Kelly Koehler, Mt
Dal.el, Magner Mcenan Nel'is. Scrl
liz and Wlliams--li Nay nom.
The mayor placed in uomina ion
| II. H. Weddilg as captain OF fire
station No. Alderman Koehlet
mo, ed to confirm The motion was
adopted ~ tie following vote AYE
-furFe Cannon, DaY s, FCrSrs II
, German, Greaney, Kelly, ,oeaicr Nc
! Daaiel, Maener Meehan, N1iliS Scu'
lin and Williams-l4. NaY-noac.
The mayor placed in nomina in
Chas J. Hart to succeel hi nself as
fireman. Alderman Nellis moved 9
confirm. The motion was accepted by
/ the following vote: Aye -rurke
j Cannon, Davis, Fers ss-ol. Gorman
Greaney Kelly. Koehler, Mcdaniel
Magner, Meehan, Nell.s Sculln and
Williams III. Nay none
The mayor placed in nomina ion
Join Collins to succeed himself rs
fireman Aid rrman Nellls moved to
confirm. The motion was adopted hv
the following vote; Aye Brrac, Can
non. Davis. Ferguson. German. Cream.
ey. Kelly. Koeh,cr, Mcdaniel, M1gEer
Ne han. Ne!is, Scullil and Wilians
III, Nay-nCne.
The mayer placed IN nomina / n
ice Stoger to succeed himself as
fir man. Alderman Cannon move to
copflr,r. The molten was adopted by
the following vote; Aye burke, Car.
non, Davis. Ferguson, German, Cream
ey, Kelly, Koohler, Mechanic. Maener
Meahan, Nellis. Scullin and Williams
Ii Nay-none.
The mayor placed In nomina ion
Jesse McCrita to succeed himself a
fireman. Alderman Magner moved q
confirm. The motion was adopted by
the following vote; Aye Burke. Can
non. Davis. Ferguson. German. Cream
ey, Kelly Koehler Mcdaniel Magner
Meehan. Nellis, Scullln and Williams
1t Nay--none.
The mayor placed in nomina ion
VIM Walker to succeed himself as
fireman. Alderman Grcancy moved
to confirm The motion was adopted
by the following vote. Aye-Burke,
Cannon, Davis, Ferguson, German
Greaney, Kelly. Koehler Mcdaniel
Wagner, Meehan Nellis. Sculhn and
Willims-14 Nay--none.
The mayor placed in nomination
Richard Jones to srceeed himself as
captain of fire station No . Alder
man Nelis moved the nomination be
confirmed The motionwas adopted by
the following vote: Aye-Burte
Cannon, Davis. Ferguson, German
Greaney, Kelly Koehler, Mcdaniel
Magner, Meehan, Nellis, Scullin and
Williams-74 Nay-none
The mayer placed IN nomiaa ion
John Haggerty to succeed hinsalf as
fireman. Alderman Cannon moved tc
confirm. The motion was adopted by
the following vote: Aye-BurNe Can
non, Davis. Ferguson, German. Cream
ey, Kelly, Koehler, McDaniai, Magner
Mcehan, Nellis, Scullin and William
Id. Ney-none
The mayor placed IN nomiua Ion
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
FUNERAL NOTICE.

kElLY-Died, Sunday morning
May 3. 1909. after a prolonged illness
Mrs. Daniel Kelly.
Funeral cortege will leave family
residence, PA Nineteenth street. Al
s a. M. Tuesday May IL. Services
at St Joseph's church at $50 a. nj
Special train will leave foot of Four,
teenth street at 9:45 a. m. Interment
at Villa Ridge. Friends of the family
invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
FIRE IN CHICAGO
BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. May 10.-Fire under the
trading room of the Board of Trade
wrought $500 damage today. A
smouldering blaze due to crossed cleo
trio wires. started some time after
the close of the session when the
place was practically deserted. Fire
men reached the flames only after
tearing up fifty feet of flooring. The
damage will not interfere with bust
ness,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
FIRST Time IN HISTORY
Saloons in Lincoln. Neb.. QUIT Bust
ness-ssloon Men Say They
Will Help Enforce Law.

Lincoln. Neh. May 1o.-Tcnight
brought the close of the municipal
year in Lincoln. and with it tire ban
ishment for at least a year % every
saloon in the city for the first time
in its history. Most of the barroom>
were dismantled early in the after
noon. .
Accumulated stocks will be s1ippa,l
to wholesalers. Saloon keepers who
viii remain in Lincoln say they will
unite with the officials In striving for
the enforcement of the prohibition
law to the letter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
Hurt in Fall.

Charles Coleman, foreman of the
Barrett Fleet. was injured yesterday
afternoon while on the boat Mariner
He was knocked down into a barg
getting a hard fall and injuries so Sc.
rious that he had to be taken to his
home, 500 Jefferson avenue, where he
received medical attention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
Will Meer Tonsunt.

The second regular May meeting
of the city council will De held to-
night. The various committees met
last night to give attention to bust
ness referred to them. 1t Is expected
that some matters OFT of the usual
routine will be presented tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
Father in Louisville,

Joe Ellis. the young man injured
Sunday by falling off a Mobile &
Ohio train north of the city, is said
to have been internally injured, be
sides losing a foot His faher, VIM
Ellis of Louisville. Ky, has been
heard from, He goc on extra train
No. "a, at East Cairo aud fell off on
the bride approach on this side.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11

Guy sites to succeed himself as
fireman. Alderman Manner moved to
confirm. The motion was adopted by
| she following vote; hya-Bur'se.
Cannon, Davis. Ferguson, Gormln.
Grcaney. Kelly, Koehler, McDanir /,
Wagner, Meehan, Nclis, Scul'ln end
Willams-li Nay none.
The mayor placed in nomina ion
Chester Sicgleman to succeed himself
as fireman. Alderman Cannon move I
to confirm. The motion was loptcd
by tine following yCce.: Aye
Burke. Cannon. Davis, Ferguson, Ger
man, Greaney. Kelly. Hoehler, Nc.
Daniel, Magner, han. N'ellis, Scui-
+ lin and Williams III. Nay -nCnr.
The mayor placed In romina i II
Inv. r. Hennett to succeed himself as
| fireman, Alderman Davis moved to
confirm The motion was loptsd ty
the following vote; Aye Burke,
! Cannon. Davis, Ferguson, German,
| Greaney, Kelly. Kochler, Mcdaniel,
Wagner, Meeban, Nelis, Scullin an
Wiliams-li. Nay none.
The mayor appointed standing com
mittees for the year as follows.
standino Committees.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
Hob School Entertainment.

Tonight at the High School, "Tht
Captain of Plymouth will be present
ed by fifty or more members of the
senior and junior classes The play
is in three acts. based on the story OF
Miles Standish". 1t has been re
hearsed many times by the pupils
and will be given in fine style. Sea
son tickets for the Lyceum course viii,
be recognized.
Fords at Cairo Auto and Garage Co
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
Another Excursion.

The X. NJ X C. will give an eX
cursion on the j. S. as soon as she
arrives here from southern waters
She has been doing excursion work
about New Orleans the past winter
and Is now making excursions at
points en- route to Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
Smashes All Records.

As an all-arouni laxative tonic and
health builder no other pills can com
pare with DR. Kings New Life Pills
They tone and regulate stomach, live
and kidneys, purify the blood, streng
then the nerves; cures Constipation
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Jaundica
Headache, Chills and Malaria Try
them. 25c at all drug stores.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
The WEATHER
6xxIy11I1T1I1S171I11111S3S
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

The day was fair and quiet. The
government bulletin yesterday morn
ing reported rain from every point in
this section, covering the upper rir,
er valleys generally, though yesterday
morning was clear at most points.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
kniahts Of Columbus Meet.

p, H Smyth and w. P. Greaney
have gone to Chicago TO attend the
state convention of the Knights of
Columbus, as delegates from the
Cairo branch of the order.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11

In the city court yesterday Judge
Whitcamp tried and fired four dis
orderly people, six who were drunk
and one who carried a concealed
weapon. Several of them paid their
fines,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
Moyina to New Quarters.

Beno & Williams are moving their
plant from SO Commercial avenue
to their own building at 1902 Com
merCial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11

Aldermen Cannon and Greaney,
Hugh Mccormick aud Thos. Keefe
were up the Big Four railroad Sun
day duck hunting, returning Sunday
night with a few 10 spare.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
Forecasts for Today.

Cairo and vicinity; Increasing
cloudiness with probable showers to-
night.
Illinois: Washington, May 10
Fair and warmer Tuesday; increasing
cloudiness and warmer with showers
Wednesday; moderate south winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Will Meet Wednesday.

Directors of the Caro- Orphans
Asylum will hold their regular month
ly meeting Wednesday, at $50
O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
Too late to Classify.

FOR SALE-Two lots desirable fol
building. Apply to Thos. A, Fuller.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11

/ W WIN NN'
| Cairo. ILL.,, April 30, 1903
| City of Cairo, DR.. To the follow
| Dg named persons for salary for ser
/ fees rendered in the month or
| april, 1909, to the amount set op-
posite their respective names as fol
! vows, toewit;
George Parsons mayor .....$ 81 30
sobt. A. Hatcher, city clerk :. Is. 90
Ernest Nordman. city comp. G5 90
Thos. II, Mahoncy, city treas. so 90
Frank NJ. Moore city attorney. 60 Oh
"a. j. Ross. police magistrate. IS %
M. S Egan, city marshal -. 100 90
~. G. Cowell sergt. Of police. 80 90
Fred Hofheinz, police con. . 20 90
John Glade, police con. 49,. 20 90
james lIiglin, police con. =. 90
Frank Hagey, police con .... 70o0
John Carmody, police con =. 600
John Wade, police con. ... 20 30
VIM. French, police con. go. 20. 90
Gus Johnson, police con. 80. 10. 90
Ed. p. Magner, police con -. 70 90
MILFORD French. police con. :. -. 90
Micheal j. Kennedy. police
CON .''.'..'.. ........... wv
Dennis Farrow, police con-. 20 90
| James Powers. police con. n 90
| A. Hougin, police clerk 49,. 40. 90
W. B. Thistlewood, city engi-
! neer Observation-Disclosures. IT,. 90
II. L. Wedding, Capt. fire sta.
No. Observation-Disclosures. 600
Chas J. Hart. fireman .... - 40
John Collins, fireman ..... s.. 90
| Jesse McCrite. fireman - IS. 90
Joe Steger fireman ....... 55 CO
VIM. Walker, fireman ....,.. 81 90
Edward Cary. fireman days. 7c3
Richard Jones. Capt Fire Sta.
| No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .65 90
! Guy Sites, fireman ...,... SIS 90
John Haggerty, fireman ... rs 90
! Chester Seigleman. fireman. So 60
Walter Bennett, fireman.. 55 50
John A. BourgOiso, aid rman.. 700
Frank G. Cannon. alderman. 900
James H. Davis. alderman. 700
/ Frank Ferguson, alderman 500
i Frank German ..........,. too
VIM. 7. Greaney. alderma1.. 500
, Daniel +. Kelly alderman 49,. 500
, George G.. KOchlcr. alderman. 500
/ VIM Wagner, alderman..,.... 700
! James Mcchan, alderman 49,. 500
Fred D. Ncllis, alderman -. TOO
! p. c Scullin, alderman .....-- 500
! Benz. RThistlawood, alderman 800
Leo. Mcdaniel, alderman. -. 100
Thos, W Williams, alderman. 100
IOlal az""o hp
Alderman Magner moved the sal
arv bill he allowed as read. The mo-
ton was adopted by the following
vote: Aye Burke. Cannon, Davis,
Ferguson, German, Greauey Kelly.
Koehler, Mcdaniel, Magncr, Meehan,
Nclls Scullin ami Williama-lt.
Nay-none.
Alderman Grcaney moved to al.
iournc. The motion was adopted,
The council then adjourned.
ROBT. A. HATCHER.
| CITY Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
Sun end Moon.

Mote: The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approxi.
mates the time at Cairo within few
minutes].
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11

Watch for the Ford" You can't
hear IT,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-11
Claims ard Accounts.

TIE regular salary bill for services
srhdor"d in April, 1909, was presented
a follows
Cairo, H., April 30, 1903.
City of Cairo, DR.. To the follow
he named persons for salary for ser
ices rendered in the month OF
April, 1909 to the amount set op-
posite their respective names as fol
lows, to.wit
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16

Electricity excels all other methods
IF transmission for convenience
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
HUSBAND SLAVE TO
DRINK, SAYS WIFE
Rosa G0ldner Wins Divorce De-
cree on Charge of Habitual
Intemperance

Rosa Goldner was granted divorce
by Judge Mogan yesterday from AL
fred c. Goldner, a lawyer, who before
he became a slave to the whisky habit
was well known practitioner at the
bar in San Francisco. Goldner de-
Tended his own case. This was his
first appearance in number of years
in the lists in which he formerly won
many victories. His conduct of the
case showed little of his former readi-
ness and capacity. His cross examina-
ton of his wife was quickly brought
to an end.
When did you ever see me come
home drunk" he asked her.
Mrs. Goldner overwhelmed him by
quickly recalling some half dozen occa-
sions.
Mrs. Goldner's testimony was that
her husband had been unfit for work
for 10 years through drink. Night
after night he came home intoxicated,
she said, and caused disturbances.
Goldner denied his wife's allegations
of continued intemperance.
Mrs. Goldner asked for no alimony.
The custody of her II year old boy,
Maurice, was awarded her.
Judge Murasky is to be made the
care taker of stocks, bonds and other
securities with a face value of 1915, 900
pending the determination of the. di-
vorce suit of Ella Gertrude Thompson
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
Personal Brevities

Daniel Born of Sacramento is at the
Baltimore.
G. c. Van Ness of Los Angeles is at
the Granada.
H. j. Stevenson of Portland. Ore, is
at the Dorchester.
p. w Peck of Minneapolis is regis
tered at the Manx.
William II Nichols OF Chicago is
staying at the F'airmont.
Mr. andsMrs. 6. II. Steele of Torauay
are staying at the Union Square.
w E.. Gerber. banker of Sacra-
mento, is a guest at the Fairmont.
Senator Thomas Kearns of Salt Lake
City is a guest at the St. Francis.
Fred Grotefend. mining operator of
Redding. is a guest at the Stewart.
Thomas W. Patterson, a banker of
Fresno, is registered at the Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Willcomb of
Boston are staying at the ST. Francis.
c. B. Shaw d banker of Cloverdale.
is at the ST. Francis with Mrs. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hanson of Red
wood City have apartments at the st.
Francis.
t. T. c. Gregory. district attorney of
Suisun, is at the ST Francis, with Mrs
Gregory.
DR.. G. f. Stewart and wife of ore
gon and a. d. Olnsey of Fresno are
at the Savoy.
w. >. Beard or Nevada City and o. p.
Judd and w. E. Wakeley of Reno are
at the Holland.
G.. Borden in the condensed cream
business in Los Angeles, is guest at
the st. Francis.
w. l.. Leland of Los Angeles. who
has mining interests in Alaska is stay
ing at the Stewart.
Louis Gould and wife of indianapolis
and j. G. Horton and wife of Los An
geles are at the Imperial.
A touring party numbering As New
Englanders are al the Fairmont, being
conducted by Raymond & Whitcomb
t. c. Irvine, president of the Fire
Association of Philadelphia is at the
Fairmont. accompanied by Mrs. Irvine
John Hull Browning. president of The
Richmond county gas light company of
New Jersey. is at the St Francis. ac-
companied by Mrs Browning
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16

good Indication of the development of
both the northwest and the southwest
At recent meeting of representa-
tives Of the National lines of Mexico,
held in Mexico City. it was decided to
spend $4,000, 900 on improvements on
the Mexican Central and for convert
ing the Interoceanic road into broad
gauge. 1t is estimated that thesere-
cent changes which have been inau-
gurated as a result of the merger of
the two big systems of Mexico will
reduce the operating expenses of those
lines by about $4,000 600 yearly, a
sum almost equal to that which it is
decided TO devote to the Improvement
on the roads. The establishment of
Joint agencies means Il saving of
Sl5O,000 year, and this includes the
abolishing of the office of president of
the Mexican Central. which carried
with it salary OF $40 900 year. and
also the offices of general manager
general freight agent, claim agent and
general passenger agent, as the one
official will now look after the joint
interest of both roads.
Berths are now engaged on the over
land limited by passengers 1000 miles
out at sea by means of the wireless.
Two ladies' on the Sheridan, homeward
bVNiih Aioiii -hdnlld uotu tic NlIeleSS
for berths and had their reservations
secured when they were in midocean
In the old days passengers passed many
delightful hours speculating whether
they ever would be able to secure ac-
commodations on arrival, or would
have to spend several days and several
dollars at local hotels till they did get
accommodations. Now all they have
to do. is to get in touch by wireless
with the Southern Pacific offices.
The new eastbound and westbound
transcontinental tariff will go into ef-
feet June 5, and all shippers have been
notified of this by the Southern Pacific
and the Santa Fe. Bets already have
been made as to how long this tariff
will last.
California lines will reduce the mini
mum carload weight on manufactured
tobacco from $4,000 pounds to 10000
pounds. This is done for the purpose
of facilitating the movement not only
to California terminals. but also to-
bacco for export.
II. ]. snyder. general agent of the
merged lines of Mexico, is in Los-An-
geles.
". D. Fenton, general counsel of the
Southern Pacific lines in Oregon, is in
the city on business.
c. c. Crane of the New York Cen
trail and w. B. Jerome. general west
ern agent, are on a visit to Los An
geles.
$. c. Payson has been appointed gen.
eral agent of the freight and passenger
departments of the Santa Fe at San
Diego.
The. Western Pacific is now 10 miles
west of Palisades.
S. F.. Booth of the Union Pacific has
left for the San Joaquin valley.
Richard Duffy of the Santa Fe has
left for Tahiti.
Electricity excels all other methods
pf sSipr1 for ..onVapia,,ca
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16

against Frank Thompson. This COM
prises Thompson's entire interest in
his fathers estate with the exception
of $4,000 in cash and so shares of the
Robert r. Thompson estate company.
While Thompson's attorneys say the
securities are worth S375.0OO, John S.
Partridge, attorney for Mrs. Thompson.
insists they are worth in the neighbor-
hood of 100000.
After hearing testimony from about
dozen witnesses in the divorce case
of Helen f. Lacy against Thomas F.
Lacy. in which cruelty is alleged. Judge
Graham announced yesterday that on
account of the four young children of
the parties he was very much averse
to granting a divorce. Lacy and his
wRe agreed to confer with the Judge
in his chamber at $50 Saturday morn
ing, when an attempt will be made TO
bring them together
Divorces were granted yesterday as
follows:
BY Judge Mogan-Inger L. Bradshaw
from John w. Bradshaw, cruelty.
BY Judge Graham-Jean Fautbous
from Victoria Fabulous. desertion; Lot
tie Douthitt from David ". DOuthitt,
cruelty.
BY Judge Van Nostrand-Harry c.
Mullen from Sadie E. Mullen. willful
neglect.
Suits for divorce were filed yester-
day by:
E. c. Crocker against Mrs l. P.
Crocker, infdelity. John NJ. Kearce
being named as correspondent
Margaret j.. Sullivan against George
E. Sullivan, willful neglect.
Elizabeth Neeb against Charles Neeb.
cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
The Splendid Schwerin
Addition

The illustration shows the beginning
of the SCHWERIN ADDITION in the
Bay Shore District of San Francisco. ct
is only piece of one corner near the
ofice.)
Straight down the avenue in the left
of the picture Git is called Walbridge
street,, and just 600 yards from the cor
ner of the great gas plant in the fore
ground, the greatest roiI1Oay terminal on
this continent is building
This is the most magnihcently located
property in the entire United States-an
ideal honesite for the wage-earner, an
ideal speculation for the man or woman
desiring to reap the enormous profits
which follow realty investments of the
right kind.
Here, for a few dollars down. and
payment of less than EIGHT NICKELS
PER DAY, any man or woman with
foresight, prudence and economy may
lay the foundation for home and for
tune.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
Gossip of Railwaynen

II A H, har' exclaimed the traffic d.
y rector of a jobbing association,
they say l am an unknown,
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
ACCUSED OF COMPLETELY
IN THEFT OF AMALGAM
DIR. Garner Of Rawhide Arrested
on Complaint of Mine Owners

RAWHIDE. New. April l5.-Dr j. /.
Garner a prominent physician and
former president OF the state board of
health. was arrested today in connec-
ton with the alleged disappea rance
from the Weiss mill At MilltoWn of
amalgam said 10 be valued at SIS, 900.
Garner. with several others. took an
option upon a mine some time ago.
from which he has been delivering ore
fo.the mill The former owners of
Ire mine claimed share OF the ore
and secured an Injunction restraining
he mill people from delivering the gold
TO Garner.
II is alleged that the analgam sud
denly disa ppeared from the mill and
Garner was arrested today at Schurz.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16

Z. NJ. Pomeroy, general agent of the
Star Union line, returned Tuesday
from Salt Lake City, where he had
been attending conference of the
general agents of the freight depart
ment of the fast freight line of the
Pennsylvania system. Owing to the
rapid growth of the northwest it was
deemed advisable to open an agency at
Spokane. and f. N Kennedy was ap-
pointed. 1t was decided also to open
an agency at Oklahoma. This is
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16

1t is useless for us to try to give you
all the detailed reasons in the columns OF
a newspaper. But, if you care for them,
they will be given you complete in our
magnificent booklet, The New Million
aires Club or they will be given you
on the tract itself, if you prefer to visit
it in person.
Six hundred yards from the
SCHWERIN ADDITION millions OF
dollars have been poured out like zUatey
Was this enormous expenditure made,
think you, to be left Mnfnished2 (People
with other real estate hsh to FRY are cir
culating the rumor that the great Bay
Shore yard is to be Abandoned J
Meanwhile, every day of delay in the
completion of this terminal may be
turned into dollars for yoa-
Come to Bay Shore and see for your
self the property of the SCHWERIN
ADDITION, and use your o1vs jzdg-
nlent about buying.
Take any Third or Eighth street car,
transfer to the Kentucky-street exten-
sion, and one street-car fare OF 5 cents
takes you all the way. The Office on the
tract is open every day in the week, be-
side Sundays.
y Humboldt Bank Building
>Os Phone Kearny 4473
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
mo- fhe PubIIc

10 buy or sell. to recover lost ar
tfcIes. to build up a business. to rent
houses fats or rooms; TO find help or
10 secure a position, The Calls want
ads are unexcelled. Phone kearny S6
and 2 solicitor will call for your ad-
The Calls circulation combines both
ouanfitv and quality. Both are essen
tial to good results in advertising. The
Call gives results
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16

While remaining on Van Ness av. we
will remodel and repair furs for 80 1-3
per cent less than usual summer prices.
H. Liebes & Co. 1444 Van Ness avenue.'