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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
PROPOSALS AND BIDS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Board of State Harbor Commission
ers. Union Depot and Ferry House, San Fran
CISCO California. April %, 1903.
Sealed proposals or bids win be received at
this office ar prior TO IL O'Clock a m on
THURSDAY. June TO- 1909. for furnishing ma
wall on the water front of the csfy and county
OF San Francisco, In accordance with the plans
and specifications prepared therefor by the As
sistant State Engineer of the Board and adopt
ed by tie Board April q 1909. and on file In
this office, TO which special reference Is here
by made. The materials to be used in the
work consist OF the requisite quantities OF
fresh cut, close grained Douglass yellow hr
piles, sheet piling portland cement. sand.
crushed rock and rock for embankment, etc,
all to be of the best quality specified and sub
ject TO rigid examination. No bid VIII be
received unless it is made on blank form fur
nished from this office and 10 accompanied by
certified check for five (5) per cent of the
amount OF the bid, payable TO the order OF the
part of the successful bidder that he will with
In six Co days after the acceptance OF the
bid enter into written contract to do said
work according TO the plans and specifics lions
prepared therefor, snd will also execute and file
with this Board a bond in such the
Board may deem adequate with surety com
pany to be approved by the Board of State
Harbor Commissioners, and conditioned for the
faithful performance Of such contract, nor viii
said bid be considered by this Board unless
delivered 10 the Secretary or to the Assistant
Secretary at the office OF the Secretary at or
prior to IL O'Clock a. m. on THURSDAY, June
10. 1909. at which time and place the bids
Will be opened.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or ar bids II deemed for the best interests OF
the State.
Bidders are invited to he present at the open
ing of the bids.
JAMES n. GILLETT,
Governor of the State OF California. ex .offcio
member of the Board OF State Harbor Com
missioners
EDWARD R. TAYLOR,
Mayor of the City and County OF San Francisco.
ex ofhcio member Of the Board Of State
Harbor Commissioners.
W. " STAFFORD,
W. E. DENNISON,
P. S. TELLER,
Board Of State Harbor Commissioners.
RALPH BARKER
Assistant State Engineer.
w B. THORPE, Secretary.
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BALDWIN & STETSON. AT Suffer 81
listen m THIS

BALDW1N STEISON-
LISTEN TO THIS:
81 100-Corner, 25xT2: Improvements. : story
building: fiat of rooms and bath above and ;
stores; rental value $50 per month; corner OF
Texas and Marposa sts-
and fiat above OF 5 rooms and bath; 29xll4s
rent $40: 18th IT. bet. Sanchez and Noe
$780, new hats. SIS rooms; 9th av., sun
set; 25xa5: mortgage IL desired owner must
sell. as he leaves city.
$40. 0o0-Rent - .26S: apartment house OF So
rooms and l3 baths, having 10 apartments OF 3
rooms each and 3 OF rooms each; on one
OF the best renting corners on Ashbury heights;
vacancies. Hhis building is supplied with
all the latest electric devices ana convenlences
known to moSern apartment house architecture.
$S.000-I.ovely story home OF II rooms and
ba sement: all In first class condition; Frederick
near AcAlIister-
S16.OOO-Hayes St business holding; 27:6x120s
double frontage: rent 81 $40: near Lsguns-
IL lots within leo feet Of Mission St near
0nondaga sv-: only $3.50 each
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MINES AND MINING
LEGAL NOTICES
Office OF SALE OF STOCK FOR NOEPAY
MENT OF ASSESSMENT,

OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Location Of principal place OF business. 81 Iith
ST. In the city and county Of San Francisco. and
state Of California.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that there f.
delinquent upon the following described capital
stock Of the Ocean Shore Railway Company, on
account of assessment heretofore. to-wit. on the
18th day of March. A. ID. 1909. levied thereupon,
the several amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective share holders follows. viz:
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And, In accordance With the law and an order
Of the board Of directors made the 18th day
Of March. A d. 1909, so many Of the shares Of
eacn parcei OF ssLo 1900 a. may oe necessary
place of business OF the Ocean Shore Railway
Company at its office at 81 18th ST.. In the city
and county of San Francisco, state OF California
ON Monday, the 10th day Of May, A. d. 1909 at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day TO pay
the expenses of sale.
Dated this 22d day of April. A. D. 1909.
BURKE CORBET
Secretary of Ocean Shore Railway Company.
LOCATION OF OFFICE. 50 18th st. city and
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y acres 81. $50, and n acres s.. 300. adjoining
each other. new loan soil. bearing apple
orchard: some year old trees. good spring, live
creek. bottom level rolling and hill lands
pasturage; timber for fuel: land will grow
anything planted TO; part Of land now planted
10 corn and hay: located Sonoma county, near
Luther Burbank's experimental farm. viii
subdivide above pieces land II desired. giving
good terms For detailed description. address
owner. box 2042. Call office.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Board of State Harbor Commission
ers. Union Depot and Ferry House, San Fran
cisco, California, April %, 1909.
Sealed proposals or bids will be received at
this office at or prior to IL O'Clock n. M. on
THURSDAY, June TO- 1909, for furnishing ma
terials and constructing section Q OF the sea
wall, on the water front Of the city and county
OF San Francisco, in accordance with the plans
md specifications prepared therefor BY the As
sistant State Engineer Of the Board and adopt
ed by the Board April 80, 1909, and on fle In
this office, 10 which special reference Is here
by made. The materials TO be used in the
fresh cut close grained Douglass yellow FIR
piles, creosoted piles. merchantabie yellow mr.
iumberH slaves for cylinders, sheet piling. band
iron, portland cement sand crushed rock. EN-
bankment rock, reinforcing materials. cast.
ings. structural steel car springs and
be of the best quality specified and sub
tect TO rigid examination. No bid VIII be
received unless 1t is made on blank form fur
nished from this office and is accompanied BY
a certified check for 1--WE co per cent OF the
amount Of the bid. payable to the order OF the
mart Of The Succession bidder that he viii with
In six 90 days after the acceptance OF the
bid enter into a written contract TO do said
work according to the plans and speclfca lions
prepared therefor, and will also execute and hle
with this Board a bond In such sum as the
Board may deem adequate with surety COM
Harbor Commissioners. and conditioned for the
faithful performance of such contract. nor viii
said bid be considered by this Board unless
Secretary at the Office OF the Secretary at or
prior to IL o'clock q. m. on THURSDAY. June
10. 1909. at which time and place the bids
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids II deemed for the best interests of
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
ing of the bids
Governor Of the State OF California. ex offeio
member OF the Board of State Harbor Com
EDWARD R. TAYLOR.
Mayor Of the City and County Of San Francisco.
ex offcio member Of the Board Of State
Harbor Commissioners.
W.. " STAFFORD.
W E. DENNISON.
r. 8. TELLER.
Board Of State Harbor Commissioners.
RALPH BARKER
Assistant State Engineer.
W. b. THORPE. Secretary.
PUBLIC work on streets. sewers and bridges.
Office of town clerk. Min Valley, Cal. April
so. 1s09-SeaI proposals will be received at
the office OF the town clerk until D.
Tuesday May Il. 1909. for furnishing
terials and supplies for the use OF the in
MilI~~yaIley Cal. follows:
Crushed rock. 1000 cubic yards. as per
specifcatfo
Portland cement. carload lots as per speci-
One No. two wheeled .craper.
100 lineal feet inch vitrined pipe. No. I
so iineal feet inch vitriaed pipe. No. 1
Is inch by inch Y-branches vItrided
pipe No. / quality.
100 inch BY i inch Y-branches vitrihed
pipe. No. l quality
lbs inch 4 bends vitrifed pipe, No. 1
quality.
Full information furnished on application
to town clerk. Bids must be sealed and
addressed to the town clerk
S. H. ROBERTS. Town Clerk.
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couNrRY REAL Estate


SANTA RosA-SONoMA VALLEY.
$1,s5o-2DE acres. room house: fenced; 5
acres vineyard: L u miles from town and rail
water all year round, and mineral spring that
the right man can make fortune out OF its
profits; viii sell at the sacrifice price offered
on account Of present owner going 10 Europe
sS.ooo-Poultry ranch Of 10 acres; warm.
sandy soil: good house. barn, poultry houses.
go with the place; this is one OF the best
ranches offered for sale
s10.000-1s acres; half mile from Santa Rosa:
Il acres in full bearing prunes. family orchard.
fine shade trees and flowers; income from prgnes
last year 81. 800; finer land In the valley.
s1,25o-25 acres; room house; in Napa val
terms
We have ranches Of all descriptions in this
beautiful valley Of from to 10000 acres
BARTON REALTY COMPANY,
224 Monadnock building. San Francisco. Cal
AMBITIOUS MEN.
Opportunity Of lifetime to become independent
Do you realize that By the payment OF s. per
rich within short-time: The land is situated
In the most fertile valley IN the world. bar
WORK FOR EVERY ONE.
This district has Just been opened Up under
an irrigation system indersed By the U. s.
every one prosperous The land OFFER Is the
best in the world for Alfalfa. THE KING OF
MONEY MAKERS - ~
And We viii cultivate the land for you. 50
that after your irst few payments the products
OF the land will take care OF the balance.
Come In and have this proposition explained to
y0u.
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA LAND AGENCY,
7O3 AONADNOCK BUILDING.
s60-PER ACRE-ssO
TERMs-ONE-FTFTH CASH.
Balance -Four Annual Payments.
U. S. GOVERNMENT IRRIGATED LANDS
Orland. Glenn County. Cal
Here produced the earliest orangesA lem
Ons and lines In California. Here you gefN6 to
cuttings OF alfalfa.
NO HARD PAN-NO BED ROCK-SO AL.KALI
The United States government has made sci
entifc and chemical analysis OF every piece Of
this land. This land will produce anything pro-
duced by the $500 per acre southern California
land
WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
ARMSTRONG. QCATAAS & CO..
227 Montgomery ST. opp Mills Bldg.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
LINDA VISTA
YOUR CHOICE
OF


s55oo-New, story. Al house Of rooms.
etc. with ane lot and choice location; should sell
at $500.
IS 250-Jnst reduced from $3.50. a. owner
nas 20 20 south as possible; only builr
short time and occupied only By the owner.
IS, 5Oo-This ~ one Of the best corners IN this
most desirable location and could not be dupli-
Gated for less than 50. 500 owner goes east and
must sell
CHOICE VACANT LOTS II DESIRED
JAMES :. NAlSNITH.
CENTRAL COURT. BACON BLOCK
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY PROPERTY.
beautiful country home. within 80 minutes Of
San francisco: rooms. bath, electric lights; lot
"a By 107 feet; situated IN Burlingsme. 7 min
utes' walk from 5. p station minutes from
San Mateo electric road; viii net 10 per cent as
an investment; strictly cash; $4,000 Boz 1880
Call office
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ACRE chicken ranch. well improved; cheap: on
terms. See SHlPLEY. SAG Market ST.. room /.
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PIEDMONT PROPERTY.

PIEDMONT PKOPEKII-
Desirable lot. 39x110 feet. Oakland AZ.
car line and short distance from Piedmont sta
ton; near corner OF Howard av- and Mace ~.
for sale at a sacrifice; similar size lots In sane
block being held at 81. 365 and upward VIII sell
this lot for $3.50 terms as follows $3.50
cash and balance In monthly payments OF s23-
including interest Owner. box 40. Call ONCE.
San Francisco.
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WE have 1850 acres land. 200 under cultivatioB.
s miles from town and railroad; the best com
bined stock ranch and farm In California. run
ming stream OF water; fenced and cross fenced,
price 0O00; terms
IL you are looking for farm. stock or fruit
ranch at the right price call aud see
MeyAUI. & EDWARDS $50 Chronicle bldg
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INFORMATION WANTED

WILL witnesses TO women falling OF Guerrero
st. car Saturday evening, between and .,
please communicate with MRS. PHILLIPS,
1905 Guerrero ST.?
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s60-PER ACRE-ssO
TERMS-ONE-F FIFTH CASH.
Balance -Four Annual PAYMENTS.
s GOVERNMENT IRRIaATEn LANDS

ARMSTRONG. oUATAAS & CO..
227 Montgomery 81. opp Mills Bldg.
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NOTICE to public-Having bought out the whole
interest OF the Kentucky Bar. situated at 2997
Folsom ST., all outstanding bills must be pre-
sented before May 4. 1902 CHARLES GAY.
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NINE. DR.. Z. SIMON, graduate midwife and
electrician; private home for confinement; terms
moderate; II to p. m. Formerly 1903 Powell
ST.. San Francisco. 1920 Washington St,
Fruitvale; phone Merritt 167.
PRIVATE home before and during confinement;
reasonable; large grounds. 563 21st St. oak-d.
PRIVATE home for confinement: adoption; best
Of care. 1903 Market St. Oakland.
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BABY CARRIAGES

WE make handicraft furniture and baby car
riages. Pacific Coast Rattan Co. s3I Van Ness
The Detroit times., 1909-07-19
WANTS SUBSTITUTE
FOR CEDAR BLOCK
Mayor Breitmeyer Tells Streets Com
mittee That Material Isn't Sat
isfactory For Paving.

A real start toward better pavement
OF the minor streets of Detroit was
made when Mayor Breitmeyer called
together the streets committee OF tho
council In his ONCE, Saturday morn.
ing, TO impress upon the members the
necessity III hndlng a substitute fOs
CEDAR block pavement.
Il believe that your committee
should begin In the summe- time. ana
SO he In position To have something
better than cedar when the new
paving matters come up In the winter
and spring" said the mayor. We
know that cedar block is not salts
factory pavement, although II has beeh
Used fer years OH account .. Its cheap
ness. What we want Is TO find some
thing that will be approximately as
cheap and will be better
County Road Commissioner Edward
n. Hines was present and gave talk
to the aldermen on the experiments
that the commission Is making on tue
country roads about the city. He dis
cussed macadam, tar-maeadam aHa
concrete roads principally, leaning t.
the latter os the most satisfactory.
is cneap. durable, noiseless, sanitary
clean and easy TO maintain he toiG
the aldermen. I'VE have found d
very good material In concrete
Strange as II may seem, concrete
road is comparatively noiseless. II
wears well and you can lay 1t with
four inches of limestone foundation
and two ana half inches OF granite
top for $l.25 per square yard for resi-
dence street and alley purposes. That
does not include curbing."
Aid. ZinK presented specification for
patent bitumen-concrete roadway
styled "Carbo-Via,' and asked that
the committee consider that also. ZinA
approved the mayors course In get
ting the committee together now and
specified certain streets which are
cow proposed to be paved with cedar
blocks where some other material
should be used. Aid Freiwald sug-
gested that the streets committee
should view the streets for which re-
paving and resurfacing is asked In the
fall instead OF In the early spring.
Owing 10 the absence II Chairman
Goeschel, the committee did not go
into details on any proposition, but
was agreed that the may.
men shall 90 cut to insrf
country roads of the county road CON-
mission next Friday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-19
CITY owns Trees on Street.

An opinion bearing upon the right
of the city 10 the trees bordering the
streets was rendered by Corporation
Counsel Hally, Saturday morning.
Residents along Broadway had re
quested the park department TO re
move some of the trees near the curb
so that wider sidewalk might be
laid Holly advises Park Commission
er Hurlbut that he is not required to
remove any trees so located unless
they are dead, diseased or dangerous
The trees IN the space Adjoining tho
curb are .he property of the city and
rot subject to the wishes Of the ad
Joining property owner.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-19
SAYS WIFE'S DRUNKARD.
Charles o. Van Dali, Saloonkeeper, Is
Granted Divorce.

That his wife consumes large guam
titles of the stuff he sells was the com
paint OF Charles u. Van Dali. sa-
loonkeeper. who. Saturday morning.
asked for divorce from Loretta Van
Dali
Van Dali charged that his wife was
frequently intoxicated. going on sprees
that would last for several days She
realized her weakness. he said and
had several times promised her pastor
never again to taste liquor. She would
sign a pledge, only to break out again
in few days. She is now in the
House OF the Good Shepherd, where
she went on her own suggestion.
The husband was granted decree
and the custody Of their two-year-old
child
The Detroit times., 1909-07-19
DENIED GIRL LOVE
He TAKES HIS LIFE
Baron Rothschild, Son of Money King,
Was Prevented by Relatives From
Wedding Chicago Woman.

CHICAGO. July l7-Because his
marrying beautiful young Chicago
girl, Baron Oskar Rothschild,. young
est son OF the famous Baron Roths-
child OF Vienna, ended his life In Vien-
ma last Monday night by firing bull
let into his brain.
This is the statement In special ca
bic advices from Vienna which reveals
u romance reading like chapter from
a novel.
The Chicago girls name is Olga
Mem. She is young and the daughter
OF DR.. Rudolph Mem, attending physi'
clan OF the German hospital here.
When Baron Oskar Rothschild land
ed in San Francisco two months ago.
he was accompanied by Capt. Switzer.
an Austrian nobleman. as travelling
companion. The captain became Ill
and the baron hurried him to Chicago
for treatment He was placed In the
German hospital under the care Of Dr.
Menn and there Rothschild visited HIM
daily. The doctor and Rothschild be-
came fast friends and soon the ply ST.
cian arranged dinner party at his
home where the baron could meet the
members OF his family.
There Rothschild met Olga Mem
and his romance began.
II was love at first sight. The ro-
nance progressed with such celebrity
that In less than week Rothschild
had declared his love and had been ac-
cepted, gaining the consent OF The
girls parents.
He then cabled the news OF his en-
gagement TO his father in Vienna and
received in reply a message urging
him to wait for q while before marry
ing, Dr. Mem endorsed this advice
and Rothschild hurried TO Europe 10
plead with his father. after arranging
for Olga Menn and her mother to iol-
low.
Arriving In Vienna, however, young
Rothscbild received a stern rebuff
from his parent who refused absolute
ly TO consent to an alliance with any
American girl.
Baron Oskar broken-hearted, return
ed TO Hamburg where he told the girl
his fathers decision and the engage
ment was broken. Olga Menn cabled
her father and almost simultaneously
came another dispatch. stating that
the young man had ended his life. Ii
was stated then that he had fallen in
love with a Viennese girl but Olga
Menn is the one
The Detroit times., 1909-07-19
DAILY DEATH LIST.

John Baranski ll72 Dubois, /
months; cholerC. infantum.
Catherine VanDeMark. i5S Brainard,
81 years; cerebral embolus.
James Mcbride, 20 W. Milwaukee, 72
years. oedema OF lungs
Albert NJ Edwards AL Common
wealth. 13 years. heart disease
Theodore Walny. 294 Il. Willis .
months; cholera infantum
Antonina Jarozewska. 1892 Rowena, 65
years, pneumonia.
Augusta Nohlhose. Wyandotte. Mich,
63 years; tuberculosis.
Helen Plawske. 1884 Dubois 6
months: entero colitis.
Sarah Dailcy, Si7 Lillibridge, GA
years, rheumatism.
Clara kerbe. Harper Hospital, 26
years: typhoid fever.
Rose Soch. il3 Home. 3 months: in
anition.
Joseph Szmkowlak. 973 Dubois, IA
years; paralysis.
Joseph Ladach 740 Dubois. 80 years;
shock and burns from explosion.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-19
BIRTHS.

Theodore Tafe!ski 40 cicotte.
otto Wurm, 6sl Cadillac.
Leonard Haughton, 1903 Russell.
Earl Garrett, 3sl Toledo.
Herman Kapahnke, 230 Antletam.
Robert Salon. II Twelfth.
Charles Carpenter. Ia Shredder.
Constantine kuzinskl. 1886 Dubois.
John Bikowski. l290 Dubois.
Theodore BraZer. l09 Adell
Joseph Montlekopsni, 1850 Dubois.
Leon Marcus. l06 Clinton.
John Warren, $50 Fort.
Andrew Clark. Woman's hospital.
VIM. I.ockart, 52S Townsend.
VIM. Chaplin, 232 Sheridan.
Augustin cooney. 2s0 Van Dyke.
GIRLS.
Paul l.abudde, S1i Farnsworth
Antony WisniewskI, 1928 Dubois
George Toynton. 154 Mt. Elliott.
Henry Smith. sos Mt. Elliott
Ernest LeDuke. 25 Champlain.
David friedman. 3s9 Watson.
Ellis Nelson 1915 Or. Boulevard.
Emil Flick. 7sg Dubois
Frank Janctzki. 554 Supe rior.
julius Nitsce. 1913 kademacher
James Lowry. 9lS Champlain.
Godfred Kaiser 456 Llvernois
Stanislaw Sopchak, 1877 Campbell
Stanislaw Stachowski. 1876 Thirty
nth.
Thomas Mulleary, $50 Milwaukee.
Albert Lefevre, i+s Mt. Vernon.
Frank kosch. III Twenty fourth.
Joseph rryner, 1858 Chene.
Joseph Malik, 1915 Gratiot.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-19
COL. SMELL WAS INSANE.
Son Who Was Disinherited Gets $780,
600 by Courts Decision.

CLINTON. Ill, July t7.-Got. ThUs
Smell was insane at the time he made
his will. This, in effect. is the sub
stance OF the court decision by which
his son. Richard Smell, whom his Ia
ther disinherited, is given $3.50, 600 oi
his fathers wealth. May Belle Smell
Mcnamara. OF Kansas City. the aged
millionaire's alleged affinity loses the
$1,000 annuity he had settled upon ner
The letters introduced at the Smell
trial were used to prove he was insane
Many OF these letters had been penned
to the aged millionaire by society
women In Washington.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-19
Needle Kills Temperance Man.

lying in bed suffering from heart dis
ease and knowing he could not live
many weeks. Rev. ID. ID. Babcock, Uf
Marshalltown, "A weli-known Iowa tenn
perance worker, author and lecturer,
committed suicide. He had asked his
wife for package of needles. Mrs.
Babcock gave them to him. Twenty
minutes later Babcock died suddenly.
An undertaken was called and whilo
embalming the body discovered a
needle under the flesh over the heart.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Bert N. FInney. 2s. Ella NJ Church,
30.
Daniel Frown. 90. Anna Savage. Is.
william G. Brown. 90: sylvia d.
Green, &C.
Adam Hildebrandt. So Mary wichol.
lat. 80.
Ferdinand Lewandowske. SO: Anna
Steinkc. b5
Harry w. Shields, 25; Mabel f.
Bailey, %.
Jonn Bandyk. 2i. Mary Ostahn. 20
Richard r. Burns. "a. Detroit: Emily
Haskin. ". TOLEDO.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-19
HlIeoed Asssulter Held.

Charged with abusing 12year-old
Mary Sarek. of No. 312 Watson.st..
Peter Gersky, who lives in the rear OF
the Sarek residence. was arraigned
before Justice Stein at noon. Satur-
day, and was held in bail of $1,000 in
two sureties. for examination July 20.
He stood mute when arraigned.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-19
ALLEGED Dynamlter Gets aalI

CHICAGO. July 17.-Vincent A. Air.
man. labor leader and former police
man, who Thursday was bound over
TO the grand jury, suspected OF hav.
ing knowledge OF the recent bomb ex.
plosion, is cut of Jail re was re-
leased or 100000 bail. Before leaving
the jail, Altman called in the news
paper men and again protested his I'm.
Ynpanca
The Detroit times., 1909-07-19
Want Speedy Judgment.

District Attorney Watson and Spe
cial Examiner De Woody called upon
Judge Swan. Saturday morning. II N
understood that their purpose was %
urge a speedy order In the case IN
which the government is requiring
Walter S. Harsha to turn over $4,000
received by him as circuit court CLERK
and master in chancery.