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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-20
Assessors Notice.


The Inhabitants of the City Of Au-
gnsta,. and others having taxable prop
erty within said city: are hereby mott
fed to bring in to the Undersigned as
SCISSORS of said city, true and perfect lists
of their polls and all their estate real
and personal, not by law exempt from
taxation including money on hand. and
all money loaned on property, mortgages
notes, due bills or memorandums or In
any manner so invested that interest or
other consideration shall be paid or be-
come due thereon, debts due more than
Guardian, Executor, Administrator or
Trustee, or otherwise. OF which they may
be possessed of on the first day of April,
1910 and TO be prepared to substantiate
the same by. oath. For the purpose OF
receiving said lists and administering the
oath authorized thereto, the undersigned
Assessors of said city will be in session
at their office in City Hall, each day from
the 18th day of April to the 9Th day of
May next from to u o'clock A. NJ, and
from 2 to p. NJ. This will afford tax
payers ample opportunity to look over
our books and have hearings If they de-
sire them. After May fifth, when the
work Of making up the new books will
commence, there will positively be no re-
view of valuation.
such lists will be BARRED OF ANY
RIGHT to make application to the Coun-
ty Commissioners or to the Supreme
Court for an abatement of any taxes
which may be assessed against them.
Blanks for returns may be had OF us
of the City Treasurer.
w. W. MORSE,
A. CA3AvANT,
JOHN E. CHURCH,
Assessors Of Augusta.
April L .sIe mchz1dlmo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-20
MILK FARM, 80 ACRES, THREE

miles from city of Augusta. 30 acres TIL
lage, splendid soil, fine pasture, ample
wood and timber. beautiful orchard, good
buildings. viii he sold with stock and
farming tools at bargain. Full parti-
cnlars and description will be given on
request. Other farm properties in Men
nebec and Somerset counties. ]. l..
Spaulding Farm Agency, l72 Y Water St.
Augusta. apr9dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-20
SUMMER COTTAGES TO LET

LAKE coBeossEEcoNTEE-CoT.
tase on shore of lake at East Winthrop.
Address Elizabe r. WEIGH. Box 100.
Peppereil Mass. or Fred'k w. Plaisted.
Augusta, Me. aprl6dtf
FOR THE COMING SEASON, A
large roomy cottage at Hanmond's
Grove. Six bed rooms. Running water
in sink and in one of the chambers.
Flush closet and work shop. large open
fireplace. Two roomy piaZzas. Superb
view of lake. All furnished and ready
for immediate occupancy. Apply to G.
&. Bnrleigh. Journal Office. Augusta,
Maine aprSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-20
A TENT NEARLY NEW

heaVy army duck, used one summer az
phoioS :'pherS tent: good bargain. APP
ply 10 II. VI. liu"t"h, l'u Water St, Hal
lowell Ne. aprlYd6t*
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MOUNTAIN 5

for sale at 4Qc. per bu., delivered any
where in city. W. r. Walker & Son TIL
3l8-32. Il. +. ID. NO. j. aprl9d6t
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repair, one dumprart and rack one sin.
gle horse spring tooth harrow. $. B.
W"rthley. H. l.. -, No. |. augusta.
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SECOND HAND GAS STOVE WITH
GRASS sEEp-TiMoTHY $3.50 PER

oven; been used only one season. In good
condition. Price $40. Can be seen at "a
North street. Tel. 3US-l3 alSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-20

commode sets, Singer sewing machine
sofa, black walnut chairs and rocker.
all in good condition. cal at No :
Spring St. HalloWell, Me- alSilw
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ONE DOUBLE WAGON IN GOOD

hu., in bag lots rs, high test, store fun
Cooper, So. China. Ne. Tel l2-3l al6dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-20

ger wagon; also hay rack and other farm
ing utensils. Apply at y Lincoln street
Hallowell. Me- Terms. cash. algdlw
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farm OF Sc ACRES, 2 MILES FROM

Hallowell about y miles from Granite
I'M; acres already for cultivation
James II. Garrett IL Franklin street,
Augusta. anrl3d2Wt
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THE PAUL v. BROWN PLACE ON

the Church i1ill road. 80 acres. House,
two barns, with a good wood lot and
good amount OF tiliage land. Inquire OF
+. G. Harrington. l9l Water St. Augusta.
Maine. mch17dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-20
ABOUT 100 ACRES, SIX MILES

ABOUT 1UU ACRES, SIX MILES
from Augusta on the Readfield road
good crop land: seven-room house with
ell. ice house, shop hen house, barn 40S
80, fine view of beautiful Lake CobbosSee
contee; all kinds of fruit good wood and
lumber lot Bargain for quick sale III.
H. McCausland. Route e, Winthrop Me
Red East Readed. aprl4dlws
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PORTABLE OVEN IN FIRST.

class condition. capacity one hundred
loavrs of bread. Inquire of {. f.. McNa-
mara, Augusta. Me, or al Winthrop
Bakery, Winthrop, Main. aprl6d W :
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LOT NEXT SOUTH or THE Az

susta House. Also lots on Brooks
street, suitable for dwelling h0u' VIII
be sold on long time. Augusta A.. ! Es
tate Association, Room q, A,&nSta
Trust Co Bldg. spri9dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-20
FOR SAlE-REAL ESTATE

READ THIS. Remember the place
where you can buy your farms and citv
property. We have all kinds of property.
several poultry farms close by from $500
up at extra good trades Those who
have dealt with us and have seen our
property know that We do not put up
any bluff. They always find our prop
erty just as advertised and represented
and can save money by dealing with us.
Come and see US and look our property
over, then you can judge for yourselves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-20

customers in the most rapidly growing
portion of the city. Have sold 10 lots and
: houses have been built in the last two
years in the Williams field between Wes-
Tern Ave, and Green ST. Handy to cleo
iric cars. schools, etc. Improve yaur OPP.
portunity before they are gone. j. X.
Townsend, City Building jy9dff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-20
LET-H0USES ROOMS

TENEMENT OF NINE ROOMS AND
bath at "A Green st. Rent reasonable. In
quire of Ida VI. Macomber a Chapel St
Tel. ma. a20dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-20
C.. e. CHASE'S
HOUSE LoTs ON TERMS TO SUIT

2l1 Water St. Gardiner. Me. Tel;
Office, 2G-l2: House, 2l0-s2.
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INCONSISTENCIES
Hunting Photographs Wanted

The Journal would like to secure some
good views Of hunting scenes Of the
Maine woods. A fair price win be paid
ipr any that are clear and sharp and ill
the bill.
Address BURLElGH & FLYNT, An
gasta. Maine. mch3ldtf
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ONE OF THE MOST UNFoRTU-
EDISON STANDARD PAoNoeRApH

for county property, a frst-class restaur-
ant, in Lewiston, nice location and doing
a good business. Seats Sc and the best
of everything to do business with. If for
exchange give description in first letter.
For fun particulars address by mail only
Restaurant" care kennebec journal.
Augusta Maine. aprl6dlw%
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

old Flood mansion made over
of architectural advantages Is e Ood
j many which commands view OF the Mason
members formerly
windows long afternoons
reflection while show without 1t Is an
The lacking show Ihere 80 ne U
on Mason
Fifth would furnish en
wasted Fifth avenue Is o' '0
The University club commanding also view OF the [ h viii
better the while the new DoneA u
have all in the hollow -
Joe and Schroeder daily watched Nh the mp
the Post panorama never Oe
old Bohemian club Where nCIe
George Bromley, George Nage and kindred souls wont 10 @
The windows of the vanished University club have no
Francisco club r has oeen
This have reaching effect Environment potent
oyd Pacific Union of Post street will seek their
of club the outlook ana CITY
impossible that after visiting Pah Union ne
Fifth windows hospiaoe New 1OrN CO
mo- and unsatying
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03
Only a HeSsian
Would Take a r..
Fake Nomination

doodle dee nominated Charles F. Curry for governor with total
OF y Francis v keeslng for lieutenant with Is
H. Scott incumbent of equalization
with a votes.
Acceptance unsougit might
republicans deprive the republicans who defeated them the
primary election OF few hundred few thousand the
might be Since these decent citizens and decent
IPuans they have not only refused to consider these nomna-
lions but have arranged participate in the fight for the election
OF their successful primary opponents.
There is another OF politician He republican label
when that label means job The thin of party loyalty
disappears the instant that refuses renewal of the
pie counter.
From San Matco county The Call advised that District
Attorney Joe Bullock repudiated by the republicans, purposes
fight for his official scalp the role of socialist His
socialist ballots Bullock defeated with
the republican machine candidate district
attorney ndcency
fully put him the republican ticket
In Sacramento county Grove l. Johnson, beweher eor
Hen republican machine and evil genius of the assembly years.
has become prohbiont ohnsons the prohibition
faith involved nothing than his reputation republicans
he had betrayed and the writing in OF his single pro-
hibiton ballot
Naturally, only political as Joe Bullock and Grove
l. Johnson sufficiently lost to every of political and
personal decey accept such acceptance
those nominations involves something
OF poca prostitution and dirty politics Such confession they
made loag ago by betrayal OF their unwilling constituencies
Every whose printed the republican primary
ballot that he republican He that he intended
the republican ticket the ensuing general election He
submitted himself the will OF the electors of the party
bound himself in honor and common decencv to
abide by that decision partisan endeavor
TO the enforcement of that decision.
Unlappy evasion OF that pledge is not crime against the
law The judicial construction of the constit-
It expressly provides political devoid
OF every sense of personal and nartisan decenc No law ~
eprobaton OF such nfamy by every right thinking
lhe republican nominees from Hiram w Johnson
candidates for conabs Syou Imperial counties were
chosen by the body of the republican party dictated their
selection They the peoples candidates They entitled
the loyal support all decent republicans believe popular
party government lhe defeated republican accepting the
ton OF party whose principles he has oppose par
with the defeated party candidate proposes independent nom
nations Tor the sole purpose avengng his hurts the expense
OF the party to which he processes allegiance Both merit the
OF seltrespecting men.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03
RSONS IN THE NEWS

GEORGE C. HoLBERToN. general manager
OF the San Francisco gas and electric
company left yesterday with his wife for
trip east He win visit New York, Chicago.
Boston and other centers, inspecting the light
ing plants in each with view to introducing
the latest engineering methods in running the
local system. Holbertpn will be a persistent
booster for the Pa4ama Pacific exposition for
the Pacific coast. He will be gone about six
weeks.
EDWARD ]. Make, hotelmsn OF Los An
geles, is guest at the st. Francis. Make
has had an extensive hotel experience He
was formerly the detail with William
s Debold, now at the st. Francis, at the
Waldorf Astoria. Make is studying hotel con
ditions in this city and VIII go north next
week on the same mission. Diebold was host
last evening at dinner given in his honor.
ARTHUR HAwLEY, hardware merchant of
st. Louis is in the city on business and is
making the Manx his headquarters.
s. ]. POLK of New York. n w. Glover of Gold
field and c. ]. Espy of Portland are among the
recent arrivals at the Stewart.
LIE DE sALLIER, one of the best known oil
operators of Bakersfield. IS guest a. the
Palace.
DIR. R. H NEwCoMB of Pasadena and W. A.
Davis of Los Angeles are guests at the Sanx
WILLIAM HAAS and A. ". Sloan. oil opera tors
of Coalinga, are guests at the ABgonaut.
S. W. STRATToN and NJ. E. Paris of Washing
ton, d. c., are staying at the Palace
C. R. CLAYTON, merchant from Santa Cruz
is at the Dale with Mrs Clayton
H. ]. GERsoN. clothing manufacturer of Sew
York, is staying at the Farmont
w. PARKER LYON, furniture man Of Fresno.
is at the Palace with Mrs. Lyon.
MISS F. A. KANE of Napa is at the Belmont.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

WILLIAM F. HERRIN started his usual
weekend trip to Shasta last night. He has a
summer home at Shasta springs. He has his
private car attached to one of the Friday even
ing trains for Portland and has it dropped at
Shasta. Sunday evening the car Is attached to
a south bound train and he is at his desk in
this city early Monday morning.
MRS. DAVID STARR JORDAN OF Palo Alto and
Miss Jordan are at the Bellvue.
DR.. EDMUND E. HILL, health officer at Nome.
is guest at the st. Francis.
j. A. BENEFITS, a merchant Of Grass vsllev.
is staying at the Argonaut
J. W. D. MONTGOMERY. fruit merchant OF
Chiee. is at the Stanford.
DR. JOHN B. ROBERTS of Philadelphia. is
guest at the 81. Francis.
o. v. MoREHEAD. grain merchant from ,,.,,
York. is at the Turpin.
G. wAsHBURN. mining man Of calav.r..
county, is at the Dale.
A. RUDeEAR Of this city is at the Ber,.vn.
with Mrs. Rudgear.
L. A. swoPE Of New York is at the R.i,...
with Mrs Swope-
P. swEED, merchant Of Petalums. Is st,v,.-
at the Stewart.
LIEUTENANT R. z. CASSIDY. Usr
the Colonial. . AZ
Mrs. Reed. Win
DIR: ?. G. WAITE of Sacramento is at ,nJ
L ma., N, IRELAND Of Los Angeles is a, tn. Bel
F. A cREssY JR. of Modesto is at IN. x,..
ford. Tue stan
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

One of the prettiest
engagement teas of the
season was given yes
terday at the home of
Mrs. Henry A. Camp
bell, when the betrothal
of Miss Nina Currey and
Carl Phillips was an
nounced. Although the
affair was informal. a
large number of friends
called during the after
noon to offer their felici-
tations to the bride
elect. Miss Currey is g
graduate OF one of the
local ia s h on a b L g
schools, and has a wide
social acquaintance In
recent years her home
has been at Dixon with
her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Currey. She
has been a frequent
visitor in this city. and
will. be entertained here
before her wedding. The
date for that event has
not been settled, but it
will take place probably
late in the season.
Phillips makes his home
in Berkeley. and the
young couple will reside
there probably after the
winter wedding. Miss
Currey is an attractive
girl of the blonde type,
and extremely popular.
Mrs. Campbell was as
sisted in receiving her
guests yesterday by Mrs.
st. George Holden, Mrs.
Edward Torney, Mrs.
George Herrick and Mrs.
P. l.. Wheeler.
The engagement of
Miss Rose Bearwald and
DR.. +. Z. Curtis of the
United States navy has
been announced. The
bride to be is a daughter
of Mrs. Rae Bearwald,
and has a host of friends
in this city, where she
has made her home for
several years. She is a
favorite in social circles.
and Doctor Curtis is
popular in the navy. The
date for the wedding
has not been announced.
but that interesting
event is scheduled for
the latter part of this
month, and will take
place probably at the
home of the bride in
jackson street.
Mrs. Alexander NJ.
Rosborough and Joseph
Rosborough, who have
been at Tahoe during the
summer, will leave in a
day or two for the east
and Europe. They are
going abroad for a visit
of several months, but
their friends hope that
they will return in time
for the later festivities
of the social season in
town.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03
Unfair
Treatment of
| the South Side

the city the present apporonment both and unfair
For instance the park the neighbohood of the Mission high
school distinctly inferior the public Some
the results popular the park
there is still great for improvement
In his the park commissioners the mayor
Taking Market of
exclusive Golden Gate park of those parks
and five without improvements while the south
side Market public
and but of these improved with tring
improvements and without Improvements all
The parks which improved north of Market
beautiful finished embracing
they do everything that make park really beautiful hthful
and useful from standpoint
On the south side embracing the great Mission DISTRICT the FIVE
Garfield ernal park and the Mission park by
1t condition that calls for attention change policy
San Francisco has always been liberal generous making
appropriations for this field proud
park system, but plain the message
south side has had share of the
modations Doubtless the will be corrected
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

The tea 10 be given
this afternoon at the
Charles StetSon Wheeler
home is to be one of the
elaborate affairs of the
early season. II will be
enjoyed by nearly 100 OF
the younger girls. The
guests will be received
by Mrs. Wheeler and
her daughters, Miss
Lillias and Miss Olive
Wheeler, with several of
their young friends.
Miss Lillias Wheeler is
going east TO Vassar
within a fortnight. and
the tea is really a fare
well party for the
friends of this charm
ing college girl.
The wedding of Miss
Constance Heath and
George Gregory took
place Thursday at Son
ning-on-Thames. and the
couple will pass their
Honeymoon in England.
The bride has many
friends here who will be
interested in the news
of her marriage. The
engagement Of I n 2
charming American girl
was announced several
months ago. and her
friends in this city have
written their felicita-
tions. 1t is a matter for
regret that Mr.. and Mrs.
Gregory will make their
home in Richmond. Va.
The Heaths were prOmi-
nent in the southern
states.
Miss Erna st. Goar
will entertain at one OF
the nota bic dinner par
ties of September at her
home in California street.
A score of young people
have been hidden for the
affair next Saturday
evening, in compliment
to Miss Edith Lowe and
her fiance, Hans WOll-
mann. who will be given
N any entertainments
this month. Miss Lowe
is popular in the Ross
valley set. and will be
entertained over there
as well as in town.
Mrs Philip Bowles and
her daughter. Miss Amy
Bowles, have returned to.
The Pines, their home
across the bay. after a
motor trip of several
days in the southern
part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ottenheimer will cele-
brate their golden we'd
ding anniversary Sunday
afternoon. September II.
at their home, 164 Sixth
avenue, where they will
receive the congratula-
tions Of their friends.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

The marriage of Miss
Irene Tay and samuel
Sprague NJ a Erud e r.
which will take place
quietly this afternoon at
Miss Tay's home in Clay
street. will be another
surprise for society, as
no enga cement has been
form erIy announced
Miss Tay's family has
long been prominent IN
San Francisco. where
she has been identified
with the southern set.
and has taken an active
interest in many chari-
ties. Magruder belongs
to one of the best known
families in the south.
He is from Mississippi.
but has spent much time l.,
in Washington. The
ceremony this afternoon
will be performed BY
Rev. David Worcester OF
the S W e d en- Dor ia n.
church. in the presence
of a limited number OF
friends. The brides only
attendant will be her
niece. little Miss Harriet
Fletcher OF New York.
who with her mother,
Mrs. Thomas Fletcher.
the former Miss Hattie
Tay. arrived a few days
ago from the east. I'm
mediately after the
wedding Magruder and
his bride will leave on
a honeymoon trip to
southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane
Bliss, whose recent we'd
ding at Lake Tahoe was
a surprise to society.
have gone to the Dun
hamicountry home near
Los Gatos, after a short
stay at the St. Francis.
They will return to at
tend the wedding of
Miss Edith Pillsbury and
Walter Bliss next month,
and will later go 10
Tahoe TO remain during
the winter.
DIT. c. W. Fox and Mrs.
Fox have closed their
home at San Jose. where
they passed the greater
part of the summer. and
are established at the
Fairmont for the winter.
Rear Admiral Hugo
Osterhaus OF Mare island
was host at one of the
informal luncheons yes
terday given at the
Palace for a few friends.
Miss Maisie Coyle is
enjoying a visit this
month in old Mexico.
where she is travelling
with a party OF friends.
On her return journey
she will be entertained
by friends in San Diego
and Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

political situation He has been considerable the bene
hcay of important favor the hands of Cannon but he
nize the accomplished facts and wisely holds himself the orders OF
his whose useful able he has always
been They all insurgents nowhat say pogresves
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03
| They Are
| All Progress
Sives Now
quarrel over .xords.

The republican party, I prefer to call
lndorsed The primary that sympathy
be full and
influences
syrnpathIze with
Mr. Needham pledges himself faithfully the election
OF Hiram Johnson like good party goes on tc
explain his position regarding Cannon:
here IS conclusion however which reached
WHICH
Ifeelt
tmean that
Of
Mr. peakershp
shall in
s result of
but sincerely believe that it the best
change
be also the overwhelming judgment of the
throughout the country.
Mr. 10 \
the republican party by declining be candidate speakp
OF thus relieve the congressional
candidates Of embarrassment He could have said that
by withdrawal but he persists in being candidate shall oppose
his election in the republican caucus.
The Call congratuates Mr. Needam his diagnosis of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

street, or rather, the parks in the southern
half-roughly speaking-have not had their
due proportion of attention and Improvement.
AS the southern parks are intended to supply
the needs of the most congested quarters OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03
How the War
Department
Wastes Money

ing forced OF the fuel values the war
department declares that oil 81 barrel no more economical
than S345 OF the that bought Japan
that price.
We took occasion show in these at the
arbitrary price figures stated by the department the denona
tion in the OF coal with oil
selling less than half the figure quoted by department the
that behalf becomes silly degree suggesting some
other concealed motive for the continued use of the more
expensive fuel
In the condition of the we do not doubt that
department could year contract for an ample spp
of fuel oil so barrel
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

AYOR MCCARTHY is distinctly right in his criticism of the
IVR park administration this We have ndubaby been
spending much money the parks lying north of Market
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

18th oil selling at 80 cents barrel for crude the plea
confession and avoidance made by the department for
refusing this fuel for operation of the troophp fleet
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

on the Pacific is made to appear painfully
absurd and untenable. OF course this is not
normal price, but as the war department
processes to be buying oil at ST barrel it is
a pertinent question to ask Why2 Ry max
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

J oJTdKTI
the house, thus accepting the popular verdict
Of the republican party in favor of what he
prefers to call the progressive movement .
possibly because he does not like the shorter
and uglier 'insurgent' but we need not