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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-09

And in accordance with law 10 many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock ~ may Be necessary.
will be sold unless payment d sooner made. on
the 2ath day OF March. A D. 1910. at 30 p. m on
said day At the office Of the treasurer Office Of A..
L. Nicholson. Bank street. near Sixth street. Wal.
lace. Idaho. to pay the delinQuedt assessment to-
gether with the costs Of advertising and expen.
ses Of SALE
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-09

And In accordance with INV 10 many shares
Of each parcel OF such stock - may be necessary
win be sold 1t public auction. unless payment u
made before. on the lat day Of june. 1910.
At 20 O'Clock p. m. ct the ONCE Of the company
SIG Third street. Wallace. Idaho. 70 pay ths
delinquent assessment together with the costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
Ftp. CANDEE. Secretary
OreAno Mining Company. Limited. Wallace,
idaho.
May 1926
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-06-09

Notes Of Postpoasmsnt
Notice Is hereby given that at . meeting Of the
directors held the 26th day OF Apri. 1910. the fore
going sale was postponed to the SOth day Of May.
1910. at the same place and hour.
GEO. r. STONEY. Secretary.
Amador Copper and Gold Mining and Milling
Company. Limited.
maySN
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
Fight BEGUN TO
SET ASIDE deed
Parish Records Shown to Prove
That Woman Is Dead Cap=
itaIist's Daughter
Especial Dispoteh 10 The Call

STOCKTON. May 25.-Judge Frank
H. Smith is hearing the suit brought by
Zuleika j. Baldwin of San Francisco
late G. w. Trehern, wealthy land owner
and pioneer of San Joaquin county, by
which she seeks to have set aside a
deed executed by Trahern August 15
1909, in favor of his wife, Mrs. Hen
rletta B. Trahern.
The plaintiff is represented by At
torneys Albert Jacoby and Louis Fer
rari of San Francisco, while Ashley &
Neumiller of this city represent the
Traherns
The plaintiff has testified that she
was the daughter of Trahern and Jo-
sephine Calves. st. Marys parish rec
ords have been introduced to show she
was baptized in September, 1865, as the
daughter of the two. but not tending to
prove Josephine Calves was Trahern'
legal wife.
Douglass d. Trahern. son of the de-
cedent, was on the stand most of to-
day,
What was your opinion as to your
fathers soundness of mind when he
executed the deed?' Attorney A. H
Ashley asked him.
He was as sound of mind as any
one in this courtroom today" was the
reply.
y 1t is alleged in the complaint that
undue influence was exercised over the
decedent by Douglass Trahern and
George F. MeNoble, before whom the
deed was acknowledged.
what was said or done bV Won wit
reference of obtaining the execution
of the deed?' asked Ashley.
Nothing at ALL
The witness said his mother and At
time.
fathers condition was as to being sus-
ceptible of influences of others, and he
replied: Not soul on earth could in
fiuence my father. 1t was July 90
1909, that he said he was going down
to execute the deed. I am going down
to make deed and give it all to you
he said to my mother"
Attorney Ferrari cross examined the
witness and endeavored to ascertain If
Trahern Sr. had been a drinking man
The witness testified that his father
entered a saloon not more than twice
a month. He usually drank a Texas
toddy," he explained.
What is a Texas toddy?" inquired
Ferrari.
"A Texas toddy, for your edifcation
consists of a large quantity of bar
sugar, some water and a very, very
little whisky"
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
five RUFFIANS
SENT TO PRISON
Railroad Refuses to Move Circus
Unless AssaiIants of Train
men Are Surrendered
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


VALLEJO, May 25-Five of the ruff
fans attached to Campbell Brothers
Circus, who, last Friday night beat
Travelling Conductor Drake of the
Southern Pacific, have been landed in
jail, and within the next "a hours the
officers of this county, the state police
and the railway officials hope to arrest
at least six more of those who took
part in the bloody riot in South Vallejo
on the night that the circus showed
here.
Bad blood had existed for several
days between Drake and H. r. Parrish,
who was the travelling conductor for
Campbell Brothers,
Following a disagreement over the
moving of some cars, band of ruff
mans set upon Drake and would prob
ably have killed him had not Gus
OKeefe, a brakeman, gone to his assist
ance
Saturday and Sunday five of the cir
Gus men, including Parrish, were ar
rested and given terms in the county
jail Parrish getting $50 days. The
show is now at Oroville, and the rail-
less the circus people see that every
man who took part in the fight is
turned over to the officers.
Drake is in a San Francisco hospital.
Among his numerous injuries are a
number of stabs in the back made by
an elephant pick
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26

MISSIONARY union
TO Hold MEETING
Stockton Association Calls Its
Twenty-ninth Semiannual
Session for Today

STOCKTON, May 25-The twenty
ninth semiannual meeting of the
Woman's missionary union of Stockton
will begin tomorrow at 10 o'clock at
the East Side Presbyterian church, Pill
grim and Main streets. The program
follows:
MORNING. 10 O'CLOCK
Devotional service-Mrs. NJ. j. Grueu
Roll call OF officers.
Minutes of previous meeting
Missionary story-Mrs. NJ. s. Thresher.
Vocal solo-AIrs. Jessie Farmsworth.
Recitation-Mrs Flora Burnett
Reading-Mrs. Carrie Durham.
Address-Mrs Brdelle Washburn of Lodi.
Piano solo-Mrs. Charles Bass.
Reports from auxiliaries.
Vocal sole-Rev. C. W. F. Daniels.
Noontide prayer.
AFTERNOON, lis O'CLOCK
Devotional service-Mrs. j. A. WALES.
Roll call of auxiliaries.
Piano soIo-Miss Vogel
Paper-Mrs. H. n. Tremper.
Local Japanese work-Mrs. L. s. Woodruff
Vocal solo-AIrs. w. J. Backus.
Address-Mrs. Bessie Farrar. Madsen. India.
Piano solo-AIiss Mary Fuller.
Address Home Missionary Work." Deaconess
Dorsey, Tuolumne.
Offering.
Following are the officers of the
union
President, Mrs. w. c. Mayne; vice
president, Mrs. Sarah Gillis; secretary,
Mrs. J. W. Aldrich.
Committee on courtesies-Mrs. c. j.
Paddock, Mrs. r. w. Dodge and Miss
Lena Anderson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco, Wednesday. May %, 1910:
BERG --CoIWELL-CarI r. Berg. 26. and Julia
J. Colwell, 21, both of 2159 Mission street.
observation-disclosures NJ. Burt, %, Marys-
vile, and Harrietta Afford. 20, San Jose
C0SMI-RIVIER-Nick Cosmi, 81, and Yer
onica Rivler, 23 26I7 Twenty first street.
O'DONNELL-Charles Ii. Duffy. p,
1927 Fulton street, and Martha O'Donnell, Is,
sos Caselli avenue.
LEDOUX-GROTTAR0LI Ledoux, 30.
AS Silliman street, and Adeline Grottaroli, o9.
2750 Twenty first street.
SECRIST-NEVERS-Ch Charles ii. Secrist. 45, and
Hortense NJ Nevers. %. both of Chicago.
SHIRLEY-CA NJ. Shirley, %.
200 Turk street. and Harriet E. Cardwen Is.
Napa.
NER-SUNDBLAD-Joh Warner. %. and
Ruth NJ. Sundblad, Is, both of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
SUICIDE SUCCESSFUL
ON SIXTH ATTEMPT
Man Hangs Himself With Ban
dages Which Bound a Wound
'peciaI Dispotch % ne Cain

lSpecIdt Dispatch 10 The Call
COLUSA, May 25.-John Foressell
is dead by his own hand after five un-
successful attempts to take his own
life.
ForesseH made three attempts to end
his life by drowning before he was ar
rested last Thursday. When placed in
a cell he attacked the jailer and tried
TO force the jailer to kill him.
Later Foressell stabbed himself with
a knife given him to eat with. His
wounds were bound and he was placed
In padded cell. He took the bandages
from his wounds last night and made
a rope of them. With this he hanged
himself The body was found this
morning
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
CHICO GETS BUSY ON
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
Isn.c;nl Di,notch b The Calll

CHICO. May 25.-The city trustees at
the next meeting will take up plans for
carrying out improvements provided
for in the bond issue of $l50.O0O voted
yesterday.
The bond issue provides $55,0OO for
street improvements. 5000 Tor new
storm sewer. $4,000 for new city
hall and $40 900 for improvements in
the fire department The bonds were
voted almost unanimously.
The street improvements provided Tor
under the bond issue will call for the
expenditure of s225.O00 additional by
the property owners.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
SACRAMENTO COUNTY
PROLIFIC IN CHILDREN
Census Report Shows 1888
Under IL Years of Age
rC..J D:.y-L ., TIL. CoU1

SACRAMENTO, May 25.-There are
1898 children under II years of age
In Sacramento county according to the
complete census reports filed today with
County superintendent of Schools Mrs.
Minnie r. O'Neil. These children are
from 1917 families and the number is
an increase of 693 over that of last
wear. while there are 37s more families
on the rolls this year than last The
average number of children to family
is 2.os. OF the 1888 children in the
county there are 11,177 of them census
children
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
VALLEJO MAN PASSES
TESTS AT NAVY YARD
Molder Secures Place of Fore
man in Competition
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lopeefdI DisPdtch 10 The Call
VALLEJO. May 25.-There is great
rejoicing at the Mare Island navy yard
over the fact that Thomas F. Smith, a
We'll known young man of this city, re-
Gently passed the examination, and has
been appointed foreman moldeT at
the local station at a salary of 1864
a day.
The tests were held April II and in
addition to the three who, tried at the
local station, number also took the
examination at the Philadelphia yard.
Smith was foreman molder at the
Cavite station until the consolidation
act went into effect about a year ago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
Notable Deaths

FRANKLIN G. ROBINSON, cHEM1sT-Port
land Me, May 25.-Franklin Clement Robin
son, leading chemist and health authority.
died today.
JOHN MILLERICK OF PETALUMA-Petaluma.
May 25.-John Millerick, Of the pioneers
of this section, died here today after a linger-
ing Illness He was born in Ireland and was
50 years old. He leaves widow and four
children
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
FRUIT GROWER ALLOWS
DIVORCE BY DEFAULT :
Settlement Gives Wife Money
and Mansion
TSoeciol Dispotch to The Call I

AUBURN, May 25.-Mrs- E. b Beech
er was granted decree Of divorce to-
day from E. b. Beecher, a wealthy fruit
grower and mine owner. The decree
was entered by default.
Mrs. Beecher named Minnie Doose,
Beecher's secretary. in the complaint
Miss Doose had been employed in the
family for several years and made one
trip to Europe with the Beechers-
1t is understood that settlement
was arranged whereby Mrs. Beecher
gets a large sum of money and the
mansion at Edgewood-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
,,.u,or,aI-Dav Excursion Rates

sell round trip tickets between all
points in California at. rate of one and
one-third fare for the round TIP.
and will be good for return on or
before May 81 Full information at
santa Fe office, 673 Market street and
Santa re ferry ticket office
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
FINAL PAYMENT OF
$3,OOO,OOO TO BE MADE
Syndicate to Complete Purchase
of S5,OOO,OO Bonds
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SACRAMENTO. May 25.-The final
payment of 100000 on the IS ,OOO. 900
bond issue of the Natomas consolidated
company is expected to be made TO the
Natomas people tomorrow. The bonds
were purchased by an English syndi-
cate. The second payment of $4,000
was made by the syndicate several days
in advance and as several of the Ma
tomas options fall due between June IL
and Is the final payment is expected
early, so the options on the thousand
pieces of land can be taken up in good
season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26

city. where they will make their resi-
dence.
Tomorrow night will be the occasion
for public banquet. the price of plates
having been fixed at s5. 1t promises
to be quite a society affair.
On the evening of June the Stock
ton Merchants association will hold
its banquet at the hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
MUTILATED BODY is
FOUND IN SNOWSHEDS
Otto Bowin, Former Actor, Is
Killed by Overland Train
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, May 25-The body
of Otto Bowin. an entertainer and piano
player who was formerly on the vaude-
vile stage, was found last night in the
snowsheds. 1t is believed he was killed
some time yesterday by an overland
train. One leg was cut off and the
body was badly mutilated His mother
lives at Caliente
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
COLLIER PROMETHEUS
WAITS SAILING ORDERS
7 T.Soeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

VALLEJO. May 25.-The Mare island
built collier Prometheus which has
been at the coaling station at Cali
fornia City for the last month, is ex-
pected to return here tomorrow for
some minor repairs. The officers and
men are eagerly awaiting orders for
the mammoth ship to take long ocean
cruise as its first official distance test.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
BIRTHS
DEATHS

WEAIER-In HolIister, May %, 1910. to the wife
of Fred Wemer son.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26

NENTZL-In Oakland CAL May 25 1910.
Charles Nentzl. beloved brother Of Mrs A. f.
Baxter, Mrs. Belle Andrews. Airs. Louise ST.
mons and Mrs. Tfllie Bunnell, a native Of Ger
many. aged IS years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26

Don II. Porter, the manager and
lessee, is well known hotelman of
years Of experience. He also owns the
Kenyon hotel IN Salt Lake. Manager
Porter and wife have moved to tho
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Sci cincm @cttrennen nmacfom men

otio H. Mid, 6. 1ebrliar.
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Sdiiibriidige Sentid,e Mannidait
aerettet.

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N~eridtlidJc Siauibirnng int @nnac

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Gtrife DER Observation-Disclosures be
cnbct.

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NnS bcm Snurrcn. MnrpIano's nno
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Sa9e her Jenerlurbr' Statiunen.
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