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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-23
CITY REAL. EsTATE-COnx1nuod
GEO. L. DEALEY & CO..
t2e sutter street Tel. Douglas 2Te44
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS.
REFEREES SALE.
AFfCTTT0N
ADOllON.
REFEREE'S SALE.

hEfEKEEo SAFE -r
AUCTION 81
AUCTION.
REFEREES SALE.
AUCTION
AT saIesrooms. I'D Suffer ST.. Monday
June IS. 1909. the properties belonging to tbs
Braunschweiger estate win be sold at public auc-
tion. subject to the confirmation Of the superior
court
CALIFORNIA ST RESIDENCE.
North lire California ST.. No. 2216 CALIFORNIA;
st 1876 west OF Buchanan: lot. 2T;sxiS2;s.
with improvements thereon; u rooms and BATH
BUILDING LOT.
Southwest corner Fell and Broderick sts.; lot,
Is feet frontage BIZ 100 feet on Fell 81.
BUILDING LOT.
west line OF Butler ST.. 1l5 feet north or
Powhattan St. north . by 20 feet west. and
being lot No 80 gift nap No B.
Northeast corner Fulton ard Webster sts., Nos.
500 -S04 Webster St, beautiful fats, 5.
and rooms; rents 500.
North line O'Farren St. 1925 east OF Lagunas
lot. 52:6x120, through TO Mrytle Improve
is rooms each, being Nos. 1854 and 1855 o'Fsr-
rel st. with II new. modern Romeo Oats on
Myrtle av. Total rents 1888 per month. This
property viii be sold IN two parcels. as per
THREE MAGNIFICENT FLATS.
Nos 1Sss-1s9o1S92 O'Far-en st, north line.
81 east OF Lsguna; lot 81 feet inches front
age Three modern fats. 8. and IL rooms.
Rent $3.50 Mortgage $1,000. Also
THREE MAGNIFICENT FLATS,
Nos 13s9-1S9l 1898 O'Farrell st. . feet east Of
Laguna: Q. 9 and "A rooms each. Rents $152.50
per month. Mortgage $1,000
SECOND Az. RESIDENCE.
East line I'd av. $50 feet north OF ST: lot
25x120; modern residence. Q rooms and bath
Rents SIS per month. No. SOS I'd az.
BUILDING LOT.
Southwest corner st. and Goth av-; extra
size. As feet on G ST. BY 100 on 10th ay. Nc
Enerrey title.
JESSIE ST BUILDING LOT.
Southeast line OF Jessie St. f56 feet west Of
9th; lot 25x70 feet unusual opportunity.
POST ST INVESTMENT
North lire Post St. 626 east OF Buchanaas
lot 25xS7:6: No. 1884 Post St Eight rosm
house, in good condition
HAYES ST. INVESTMENT.
North line Hayes St. 1903 west OF Lagunas
lot 25x120 feet. Residence contains 10 rooms.
finished basement. etc. Hlbernia bank mortgage
"a. 200.
POST ST INVESTMENT.
Nos. 2544- 2546-2 54S Post St. north line. if5
feet west OF Baker; lot 25x1ST:6- Improvements
3 fats aud rear house. Rent $50.
For further particulars
GEO. L. DEALEY & CO..
129 Suffer St Tel. Douglas 2769.
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SOL GETz AND SONS Real Estate Dealers
Room 32s Chronicle Bldg.
$3.50 to s2OO-Getz Addition to Laksvisvs
level Ocean View and Excelsior Homestead
lots; IS monthly.
$3.50 TO S4oo-Near Psrkside: new sIost bouls-
ward and earliness superb View very easy terms.
Bargains in residence lots in Richmond Dis
trict; 18th av. bet and ats. All street
Look at them today.
Choice lots in Sunset district. $500 70 81 $50.
10th av. L ST; hns view; 9th ay near N
ST. Easy terms. sth aT- bet NJ and sta.
Richmond Heights lots $500 and up. $3.50.
fne cor 14th and SITS on new boulevard.
27th TO 35th ayes. and c SITS
$500 to 81 .sOO-ChOicest Oceanside and bouIs.
ward lots; instslIments.
81. 400 to ss.OOO-splendid cottages good IOea-
cations. easy terms.
oceanside Branch office. Cor. at and 4Ttn AZ.
Open Daily and Sundays
Call for diagrams and prices
SOL GETz SONS owners and Dealers,
Room S2s Chronicles Bldg
W j. GUM & CO..
S22 Montgomery St.
safe Deposit building.
Grand marine view corner. on Pacific Heights,
1t is all that cOuld wish for account %
the beautiful panoramic vista OF three countiez
from the heads. taking IN the islands in the
bay; Berkeley. Mount Diablo and lighthouses
II IL so situated that it has the sun front and
rear. which is Of great vabfe in dwelling
house in San Francisco Size 4oX126 II over
looks the extensive grounds Of a me home IN
the rear Cars pass in 'front.' $4,000 street
work all accepted; ready for building.
The adjoining lot also. size S0xl26. with al
the advantages as regards view sun and
lo4,ation. only 50. $50 We were holding il at a
much higher figure. On the adjoining lot. OF
larger frontage. which we have inst sold. A
costly residence is TO be erected Immediately
The purchaser SAYS &c has been iGoStng for JUST
such a lot since the FIRE ANY one looking
for lot 30 build viii End this Is the one
they are looking for.
Marine view lot. S+xf03. Sc. 500.
Marine view lot. S+xfST:f. s., $50.
. Iots. -. 13T IS. Ss.S00 each.
choice lots 81 $50 each.
S1O.000-Grand marine view residence
Cough ST. lots. 25x11O. $500.
$1G.00O-NW. corner, Boxes s. overiooks tbs
Presdio; grand marine view.
". J. GUM & CO..
322 Montgomery 81
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W. J, GUM & 90.


Lovely new residence. Just completed, Pacific
Heights. a few steps from Pacific av.. every
thing IS first class; built with great care, BY
days work. for owners own occupancy. 1t has
all the improvements that beautiful and costly
home requires. Everything is IN It's favor. The
location is on the north or sunny side Of street.
with foods Of sunshine in every room It com
mands n glorious panoramic marine view that
never can be obstructed. IL overioo6s the pay
from the entrance to the harbor, all the north
shore line away up San Pablo bay. including
the islands forts and Mount Tamaipais- 10 Is
really out OF 5he ordinary of residences that
are offered. IL looks fine outside as well as IN
side. A buyer save Tot Of money. as the
lot. and residence could not be duplicated within
several thousand dollars % what 10 can be
bought for Besides AT the worry and extra
expense and time can be saved by just stepping
into this fine home Easy payments can be ar
ranged 10 suit the buyer We have bad many
propositions 70 lease Il for term OF years.
Our orders are to sell as the owner Is going
abroad A bargain Is offered The size Of the
lot is S2x13T:6.
W T. GUM & CO.,
CID Mont gomery 81.
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oeeanside Branch office Cor. n 81. and Attn AZ,
Open Daily and Sundays
Call for diagrams and prices
SOL GETZ x SONS Owners and Dealers
Room 32S Chronicle Bldg
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SOL GETZ AND SONS Real Estate Dealers
Room 32s Chronicle Bldg.
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NEW BLOCK.
10th sv.. bet. A and B sts.
OFFICIAL LINE AND GRADE
Streets curbed and macsdamized.
GRAND MARINE VIEW
VERY EASY TERMS

Of RICHMOND district. between Point Lotah
and Fulton 81. This entire section Is batAD
opened and property Will more than double IA
value.
Can at our branch offees-corner ST. and
18th av. and corner Pcint LObos and 10th avs,
Open daily. intending Sundays.
LIPMAN < HIRSCHLEE. 255 Montgomery st.
Phone DouglaS SG44
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BUILDING lots
I'LL ny. ~

| IIPNAN & HIRSCHLER. 2J5 Montgomery 1t,
\ IIPMAN & HIRSCIuER 255 Montgomery ST.
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North and south OF GOLDEN GATE PARK, In
Sunset and Richmond districts
We are HEADQUARTERS for property IA
these districts. and have the largest selection
of LOTS. COTTAGES. HOUSES and FLATS
which we selling easy terms.
We advance money to builders at per cent?
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ENGRAVING

WEDDING Invitations: 100 for $3.50; visiting
cards. SOC. Greeninger Eng. Co. TIA Geary st:
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FOR ssle-Half interest in nickelodeou: will
give trial and other partner may also sell
II so desired: pays over $500 per month profit
s. II. LEVIN, 1874 BRYANT St, 10 10 a. M
TO p. m.
RELIABLE man. capable OF taking managerial
position in well established business: must
Invest In the business; viii guarantee A SALARY
of $50 per month. 94s Market st. room 42i
Mechanics bank building.
HAY. GRAIN. WOOD AND CoAI-Ss50: lease
q years; rent $40: this place includes building
3Gx24. noTs%s. wagons: everything com
plete: excellent location: nothing better; hest
Of reasons for selling: no opposition: fun in
formation at THE FULLER CO., 91s Roadway.
Oakland. =
WANT to meet person who will invest $500 or
more IN clean square mining DEAL very little
money required: big profits guaranteed Ad-
dress T. a. box SO. San Francisco.
GOOD restaurant and delicatessen store near
Adeline station. Oakland doing good husi-
hess; cheap. Call at ITO Tth ST.. Oakland
FOR sale-A good newspaper route in good
district IN this city. Apply to J. r. LEN
HAkI, circulation department s. r. Call
SMALL lunch counter for sale cheap. Apnlv
grocery store, 1859 Folsom st.
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". i. GUM & co.
CD NontgoInerv 81.
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FOREIGN POSTAGE STAMPS

stamps. albums. catalogues. ETC.. coils.
bought ~: v. Dosscher & Co. Il2e Geary st.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
HARGIS FEUD LIKELY
TO BE STIRRED AGAIN

Jackson, Ky, Nov. 3.-Predictions
that only a man or two" would be
killed during the voting in BreathICt
county were justified in the Spring
10 k precinct. Tilden BIanton with a
left hand shot, instantly killed De
mosthenes Noble after Noble had
crippled Blant0n's right arm with
Bullet
Noble previously, according to
Blanton, placed his pistol at the
breast of two Of Blanton's brothers.
Noble was a member of a powerful
feudal family, a former empIoye or
Judge James Hargis, and complica-
. tons are expected.
Telephone communication with
CrockettsviIle last night brought the
news that the election was the quiet
est in history, and had gone % re
publican
Until late last night the firing Of
pistols was so insistent and dangerous
that troops were called to the court
house, but the mob grad ally dis
persed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
JURY READY TO
TRY CLEMINSON
WIFE IN PERFECT PHYSICAL
HEALTH WHEN DEATH OC-
CURED.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-After a week
week spent examining several hun
dred veniremen a jury was completed
yesterday for the trial Of Dr. HaId1ne
CIeminsOn, charged with the murder
Of his wife last May. The defense
contends that the woman took poison
with suicidal intent
Assistant States Attorney Kitten
house, addressing the jury, said tha-
for the last two years, although the
Cleminsons lived in the same house,
it was not as man and wife. Clemn-
son associated with many women,
complained Of the incOmpatability OF
himself and wife and expressed d
wish that his means would allow him
to support her and the two children
separately. Rntenhouse said:
Mrs. CIeminson was expecting the
advent of a third child within a
month. The husband sought to per
suade her to submit to an operation.
She refused and was in perfect phy5i-
cal condition when death occurred.
Chloroform was found in her stom-
aCh, lungs and brain"
The attorney for the defense ridi-
culed the states evidence as showing
nothing but suicide.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
tom JOHNSON
MEETS DEFEAT
FOUR TIMES ELECTED MAYOR
OF lCLEVELAND-DE
ED FIFTH.
ENDS EIGHT YEARS OF STREET
RAILWAY WAR-WILL TRY
AGAIN.

Cleveland, Nov. 3.-Tom L. John
son, mayor four terms, was defeated
yesterday for the fifth by Herman G.
Baehr, republican county recorder.
Baehr's plurality is upwards of 4OUU.
With Johnson probably went the
bulk Of the democratic ticket, the
cOuncilmen who supported his street
railway program suffering the most.
The districts traversed by the 3-cent
fare lines instituted by Johnson wen,
against him. Johnson, in concedms
his defeat, announced that he will be
a candidate for mayor two years
hence
The election of Baehr is believed q
mean the certain settlement of the
long street railway war, begun eigh-
years ago when Johnson demanded c
Scent rate fare. Baehr pledged him
self to a settlement on the bass o.
six per cent. return on the stock q.
the Cleveland railway company. ali
earnings over that to go to the recuc-
ton of fares and the Improvement OF
the service. The company had ac-
cepted these terms and johnson ten
tatively had done so.
Returns indicate that the demo
Gratis, who long have enjoyed control
OF the city council, elected only seven
Councilmen out of 50. The new coun-
ell is pledged to the immediate settle
ment OF the streetcar question.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
LOUISVILLE, KY,
DEMOCRATIC BY
1000 PLURALITY

Louisville, Nov. 3.-W. O. Head,
democratic candidate for mayor, de-
feated Mayor James F. Grinstead, re
publican, for reelection by a plurality
estimated at 1000. The election OF
the entire democratic ticket for coun-
ciImen and municipal and county Of
fees is conceded.
Negro domination had been more or
less the issue in the campaign, which
was characterized by bitter personal
tiles, but>yest erday's election is gen
orally conceded to have been an unus-
uaIIy fair and peaceable contest. One
serious clash occurred between the
blacks. After the polls closed Moses
Perkins, white, was shot dead by a
negro who escaped. The shooting fol-
lowed political argument TIE Ia
bor vote earnestly supported Head.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
EVEN BREAK IN
HOOSIER STATE
INDIANAPOLIS GOES REPUBLICAN
DEMOCRATS CARRY SOUTH
BEND.
BEND.

Indianapolis, Nov. 3.-In the munich
pal elections held throughout Indiana
the republicans scored several Victo-
ries. Shank, for mayor, and the en-
tire republican ticket was elected in
indianapolis by a majority of 1000 to
1,500. The republicans won Evans
vile, where Charles F. Holman was
elected mayor over Mayor Nolan. At
Fort Wayne, Jesse Grice, republican,
was elected mayor and all the other
candidates on his ticket we're elected
by small majorities. Further victo-
ries won by the republicans were at
Richmond, Charlottesville, Madison
and other smaller cities.
The democrats carried South Bend
Muncie, Lafayette, probably Terre
Haute and some smaller cities. The
election passed quietly, except at
Terre Haute, where there was much
wrangling at the polls and some ar
rests were made, and Evansville,
where many disputes arose between
political workers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
DOMINADOR GOMEZ
VICTOR IN MANILA

Manila, P. L., Nov. 3.-GeneraI cleo
ton returns are coming in slowly. 1t
is impossible to forecast the results
on members of the assembly. Domt-
nador Gomez, former president of the
nationalist party, who was ousted
from the last assembly on the ground
that he was not a citizen, carried
North Manila yesterday by a small
margin. 1t is believed that despite
his previous disqualification the as
sembly will seat him.
South Manila elected Pablo Ocampo,
former delegate to Washington. He is
a candidate for the speakershtp.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
SOCIALISTS LOSE IN
SAXONY ELECTIONS

Dresden, Nov. 3.-In re-balloting foI
the Saxony diet the socialists won
only five seats yes erday, owing TO
the combinations of other parties
against them. Up to the present
eighty members are elected out OF a
total of 90. The conservatives and
national liberals won "A seats each,
socialists p; radicals eight, and otn-
er parties two.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04

proceeding must be regarded as Grim
inal solely, and in consequence, that
the evidence on which the conviction
rests, can be considered because not
presented in bill of exceptions, re-
served on hearing, / will content my
self with saying that l am not clearly
convinced that it must be so regarded.
4 have heretofore expressed the
opinion that much OF the injunction
order was null and void because OPP
posed to the constitutional provision
concerning freedom of speech and OF
the press. Subsequent reflection has
confirmed this view.
q concede that the court had juris.
diction OF the subject matter Of the
controversy and Of the parties, but |
cannot agree that the decree was rem
dered in accordance with the power
of the. court-a power limited by ex-
press provision Of the constitution"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
STOLEN DIAMOND IS
RESTORED TO DIVINE

Chicago, Nov 3.-Through the re
morse of an aged negro who was cy
ing in Chicago, the wife of justice
Vickers Of the Illinois supreme cour1
last night recovered at her home =
Springfield a valuable diamond stoi
en- from her several years ago in a
Chicago hotel. At the request OF
Justice Vickers, who received the let
ters from the negro, Justice Carter
who lives in Chicago, visited the ne
gro and obtained the jewel.
The negro related how he stole the
diamond, took it from beneath a pill
low.
He said: Il want to give it back
Judge to relieve my conscience"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
DAY OF REST FOR
POSTAL EMPLOYEES

Oshkosh, Wis, Nov. George W.
Grannis of New York, head of the Ma
tional Lords Day alliance, said he is
preparing a petition for presentation
this month to the postofice depart
ment. asking that its employees be
given rest days through the week to
make I'D for extra work on Sundays.
Mr.. Grannis is attending the Wis
consin Sunday rest day convention.
He hopes to get the Sunday postofHce
work reduced.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
BAY STATE nEPU -LICANS
vllHMERS BY ScANT MARGIN

administration and supporting his veto
of the eight hour bill for public en-
ployes. The vote on the two plans
for the new charter for Boston show
the adoption Of the plan by two TO
three thousand majority. It provides
for the nomination of mayor by petit
ton, without party designation, and a
four year term, with the right Of re
call at the end of two years, and a
city council, also non-partisan, of nine
members.
The republicans have the customary
heavy majority in the legislature
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
BRAND WHITL0CK
WINNER IN TOLEDO

Toledo, Nov. 3-Brand Whitlock,
author and political successor to
Golden Rule" Jones, was elected
mayor for a third term yesterday.
Practically the entire Independent
ticket was elected with him. Whit
locks plurality over Davies, republi
can. is approximately 4,5G0, com
pared with $500 two years ago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
Grew Out of Union Fight,

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 3.-Phila1el-
phia reelected Samuel P. Rotan dis
triet attorney on the republican t1cket
by a plurality of $4,000 His oppo-
nent was D. Clarence Gibboney. long a
leader of the reform element and OF
he Lay and Order society, which mas
been active in the suppression OF
vice. Three years ago Rotan defeat
ed Gibboney by 11,494 votes.
The vote yesterday was the largest
in the city's history. the interest be-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04

Boston, Nov. SIT is many years
since Massachusetts was SO evenly
divided in a state election as yester-
day. Governor Draper. republican. ap-
parently win have a margin over
James II. Valley. democrat, Of about
10000, compared with 10000 a year
ago. Lieutenant Governor Frothing-
ham, republican, appears reelected by
about the same plurality, although
last year he swept the state. defeat
ing his opponent by over 10000.
The republicans were on the defen-
sive in upholding Governor Draper
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04

not the man referred to. although he
is a warm personal friend and ad-
mirer of President Plantz
Senator Stephenson returned home
Monday, after his trip down the Mis-
sissippi river With President Taft. He
some doubts as to the feasibility of
the deep waterway plan for the big
river.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
REF0nM Defeated
IN PHILADEL.P HIA

ing intense. There was but little us
order.
On he state ticket the republicans
elected J. a. stober state treasurer,
T. Z. sisson auditor general and Rob
ert Won Moschzisker judge of the SUI
preme court Against the latter q.
Larue Munson, a democrat, ran in
many counties ahead OF his ticket.
Two years ago Sheath, repubI can,
was elected ate treasurer by 1885,
ga Yesterdays plurality is less buzz
viii exceed a hundred thousand.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
JUDGE ORR REFUSES
TO DIRECT VERDICT

st. Paul, Nov. 3.-Judge Orr yester-
day afternoon denied the motion OF
the defense in the Arbogast murder
case, that the court direct a verdict
Of net guilty. Arguments of the at
loIneys are being made and probably
will be concluded today.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
FITCHIE BREAKS ANKLE.
Star Forward of English Soccer Team
Meets With Accident,

Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-Fitchie, star
forward of the Pilgrims, one of Eng
lands greatest soccer players, broke
his ankle yesterday in a game with
the local cricket clubs team. He will
be out of the game the remainder of
the American tour and probably never
will be able to play again. The visit
ors defeated the locals, 8 to 0.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04

without a deputy warden. A special
sixty-day warden will be assigned, 1t
being impossible to appoint another
regular county deputy. William Has
lam, who is not here now, was ap-
pointed some time ago to Outagami7
county. Neenah reports many viola
tions Of game laws and arrests.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
GRAFT WAR To STOP
IN SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, Nov. 3.-After three
years of reform government which
follows the sensational bribery graft
disclosures in the Ruef- Schmitz union
labor administration of 1906-19O7,
San Francisco yesterday again chose
union labor administration and
elected P. H. Mccarthy mayor and
Charles M. Fickert district attorney.
The latter defeated Francis J. Heney
who, for three years, conducted the
bribery graft prosecutions. The con-
tinuance Of the graft prosecutions
was the dominant issue. Heney prom
Used, if elected, to carry on the prose
cution with undated vigor
Fickert asserts that he will prose
cute only those cases which may be
carried to successful result.
The opposition to Mccarthy rallied
round his statement, that if elected he
would make San Francisco THE Paris
of America" This declaration was
taken to mean that he would stand
for the return Of the wide open
town." and the evils of the days IF
Schmitz and Ruef
Heney Badly Beaten.
San Francisco, Nov. with
sixth Of the toeal vote counted late
last night P. H. Mccarthy, union-la-
Dor candidate for mayor, had a lead
over both his opponents that, if nam.
tanned, will give him plurality or
about 10000.
Leland, democratic, and Croker,
republican, are nea.Iy a tie for sec
ond place. On the same basis the
vote for Charles NJ. FTckert, repubIl-
can and union-labor nominee for d+s-
trict attorney, is leading Francis }.
Heney by nearly two to one.
The Call, which supported Crock
er and Heney. estimates that Nectar
thy is elected by 10000, Fickert by
$4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-04
SENIOR SENATOR DECLINES ROLE

otephenson Denies Effort to Remove
Lawrence College.
Narfnette, Wis, Nov. 3.-Senator
Isaac Stephenson smiled when asked
Yesterday if he was the man who was
referred to by President Plantz OF
Lawrence college, Appleton, as willing
to give a vast sum for the removal
of the college to this city and said
he was not on the witness stand.
Later he positively stated he was