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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-20
RICHMOND BUILDING LOTS.

CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON EASY
TERMS.
AGENT ON GROUND SUNDAYS.
Ask for Real Estate Record. containing
list of property for sale in all parts of the city
G. Il. UMBSEN CO,
20 Montgomery st.
G. II. UMBSEN & CO,
BRANCH OFFICE.
Sth av. and California st.
SPECIAL BARGAINS,
EASY TERMS
81 .650-19th av near Lake; choice building lot
27:6x12O; street severed and macsdsm
lied
81 $50 each-35th av. Spreckes lake; lot
2jXl20; street macadsmZed and being
severed
81 ,500-Clement st. near 21st ay.; lot 25x100;
street macadamized and severed
81 600 cache ST. 9th av.; 25x100; street
macadamized and severed.
So 100-11th av. California st; 25x120;
street macadamized aud severed.
50. 2o0-4th near Clement St; 25x120; street
bituminized and severed
81, 600-Sth av. near California; 25x120; street
bituminized and severed.
S2,600-3d near Clement; 25x120: street
bituminized and severed
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SPECIAL BARGAIN
ONLY $3.50.
Stevenson ST. between Sd and ith. Lot 2ex7o
DAVIDSON & LEIGH,
I37 Mont gomery St
NOTHING down. $40 month without interest or
taxes; get ready for the worlds fair and open
ing Of the Panama canal, take advantage of
this opportunity to buy city lot such
easy terms; immediate possession; &c fare. owl
service; 30 minutes TO Sd and Mission SITS
McEnerney title. Take car marked Ocean
View Guerrero St to Lake View ay
RIVERS BROS. 46l Montgomery ST.
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get some ground
and get a start
CITY REAL ESTATE

CITY REAL ESTATE
J. v. WRIGHT & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
AUCTIONEERS-
10 AND III SUFFER- ST.
BRANCH OFFICE lopen Sundays Il4 Gle
MENT ST. NEAR sTH AV
orr NEXT AUCTION WILL BE HELD
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1910. AT OH
HALEStOUAIS. 10 AMI i27 SUFFER- 81, i
O'CLOCK. NOON. ,
AUCTION SALES. WHICH WILL BIZ HE'LL
l.EGULARLY UNDER THE Personal d.
ELCTION OF
MR.. WENDELL. EASToN.
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CITY REAL EsrArE-Continued

J. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
123 and 127 Suffer st.
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CROCKER BAY SHORE TRACT

This tract adjoins the large holding OF the
Southern Pacific Company where millions have
been spent ana where buildings are in course
of construction. When completed realize
what this means TO the property we are of
fering ACT NOW. and take advantage of
the PRESENT PRICES and EASY TERMS
Take cars at Sd and Market SITS. or sth and
Market, and transfer at 22d Az. South. d.
RECT TO PROPERTY; AGENTS on THE
GROUND.
G. II. UMBSEN & Co,
20 Montgomery st.
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EASY TERMS
SNAPS

AMERICAN REAL ESTATE co.
% Montgomery ST.
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So, 000--Nallejo ST. mr.. Lagllna beautiful marine
view residence, . r. and b.; furnace. hard
wood floor throughout; artistic interior and
handsome decorations: will sell furniture:
$1,000 bank mortgage can remain: leased
to April ut $3.50 per month. WOLF 4
HOLMAN, - Montgomery st.
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LOTS.

s13. oOO-Near Drum and California; lot 23 feet
by full depth.
S11 ,500--FOR BUILDERS, 10Sx120 on LIST av.;
sunny side; fine for flats or homes. (6413)
$7.000-0ne half block from Fairmont hotel;
46 feet: build sets of fats on this and
make moneys (4619)
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FC BAXTER CO., a Clement st.
Sc, 000-Flats. and rooms; will be finished
March 1; street work all done.
sc, 250-Flats. and rooms. Under course of
construction; street bitu1inized; near
Clement st.
Sc 25O-Flats. and ; rooms: Sd av.; street
work all done: mp 10 date.
81, 000-Flats. and rooms; uear Clement ST.
inside of 10th sv.; fine OATS; good location.
So. 25O-House rooms. finished basement: yerv
artistic home; street finished; Sd av.
S., O0O-House. rooms: strictly up to date, " it'll
driveway: Clement ST: Sth av
81 250-House of rooms, uear Park; 2d sy:
fine location; part cash.
81 .5O0--Iots 25x120: 18th sv. mr.. Point IoboS
81, 600-I.ot 30x90. on California st. mr.. ed av
81. 500-Lot 25xl20; 18th av.; S100 easiI.
81. OO0-LOt 50x120; 18th av.. Mt Presidi0 wall
Sc. 250-2 new and room fats: 124 and 1876
Douglass st. near 18th. J. C.. KIRBY builder
on premises. residence. % Caseli av
HAvE Standard Title Insurance Company Mills
bldg, insure your title; save time and money
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REsIpENcEs ANp FLArs


SIC, beautiful modern residence. : r and b.
also modern bungalow ?. and b.. /;
garage: fine lawn; lot 50xl20 fl.
Ss,25o--Rcnts S12.50 mo-: , fine fats Cos r.
and %. each; LIST
ss.15o-Ients $500; splendid fats; Clement
mr.. I'd az.
s7.2oO~Rents $50 "; beautiful Oats; 5th
a.. mr. ] -.
SC 5Oo--TeTy casy terms; now Colonial residence
largo sunny =. anG b: eth ag. mr.. Lake;
ai.uminized-
Ss.350-B eacriful marine view residence; best
car service; easy terms.
Sc. Gee Bungalow: 9th ay- near Lake; every
fhirg up TO Gatc.
So .000-Cottage. : Z. and b; 25th Az. nr. Point
I,obos: 5000 cash.
S2.2J0-Cottage, > r. and h.. official grade;
macadam street; inside 10th -nr. Lake;
easy terms.
81 5O0-t,ottage. 3 large and 8 small rooms:
$500 CASH inside 22d
RICHMOND AND SUNSET LOTS
- 700 lenient ST. CORNER: 32:6xi20 It.
81 lJO-5fh az. mr. Parnassus; 25x120 #.
Sl.ST5-,ith as. mr.. -.
Si.OJ0-f5th az. ar. Fulton ST.; terms.
J. W. WRIGHT & CO.
I25 and I27 Suffer ST.
COT NrERS glass show and Dayton com
uuf5ur 10 AZ 12S6 zy Sunset
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LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AT THIS.
81, 130--A fine dwelling of II rooms and bath;
high basement. with several rooms; sunny
side of Baker St. not far from Fulton;
boulevard street 100 feet wide; at small
expense this property could be remodeled
into 3 fats; full sized lot.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
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LAST LOTS FOR SALE.
2Sxi37:6 feet--S5 coo
Marine view lots, on Clay st. east of Jones;
best lots for flats in district.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-324 KEARNY ST
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dandy flats. facing G. G. Park: worth
$4,000. but offered at 0,000. Lot so situated
as TO perpetually insure light and sum- 7-7-9
and bath each; rented low at 500 a
MONTH nothing cheap about these substan-
TALLY built of honest materials; look into these
at once (635S)
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY ST.
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PRESlDlO TERRACE.
The choicest and most highly improved
ton in San Francisco. A personal inspection
of this beautiful park will convince you that
Preside Terrace is the only location for your
home; this is the only spot in all San Fran
cisco where your surroundings guaran-
feed and you what your environments
There less than half dozen lots
naming unsold. the balance contain beautiful
residences Look through Preside Terrace to-
day We Will be glad to mail you Illustrated
literature.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 3lS-324 KEARNY ST.
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1G TER CENT NET
So, 1jO-3 FLATS
Lot 32x137:6 feet. with 8 flats of rooms
and bath each; full price only $40. 100; bank
mortgage of $1,000; So, $50 equity earns 16
per cent net. (5994)
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-324 KEARNY ST.
81, SO feet on Lake St. sunny side. inside
of 9Th ideal for fats or home.
S4,600-1st av. (Arguello bouIevartD: q feet
front: opposite beautiful Preside Terrace
S4,350-Cheapest lot inside of Van Ness ay: -
feet sunny side of Hyde St, just out
side of fire limits; don't delay.
Send for February list of property for sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324. KEARNY ST.
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IS. 5o0-WilIard st. Frederick, = flats:
mosaic entrance. marble finish; electric lights
speaking tubes; every known convenience:
built for owners use, but account change Of
business must SELL WOODMAN REALTY
CO. II Montgomery st
compIetad. M, Ppena Vista AZ near s,,,i
Frederick ST.; 5 rooms each; attic and pro.
vision for social hall In basement lot az %
wide has a cement driveway for a barn or
garage; arrange terms 10 suit almost
any propesitioa. Ira w. Coburn. a5i Duboee az.
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FORECLOSURE RESIDENCE.
S13. 500-Lot 45x1S7 feet: substantial sunny
home of 10 rooms and bath; hardwood
fnisb 20 feet clear sunny side; at
small expense could he made into fine
home; must be sold at (5553)
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S324 KEARNY ST.
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FERGUSON BREUNER CO.
251 Montgomery 81. 23I Montgomery ST
Real Estate and Insurance.
FOR SALE
LAST CALL.
JACKSON ST. I254-6-S-6O-2-4. = buildings of 3
fats each. consisting OF s. and rooms:
these must positively be sold this week: own
er's asking price is $14, 500; any reasons BILE
offer will be favorabiy considered from quick
buyer; lot 2T:Gx137:6; rents for 81 $50 per an
mum; upper fat Of one of these buildings is
already rented for 500 owner on premises
every day, including Sunday from III TO 4
This is big snap; don't fail 10 Investigate
19I4-6-S FELI1-S13. 0o6; reduced from STA
500; beautiful and very artistic fats of s. q
and rooms; sunny; lot 25xlOO it; rents for
Si.620 per annum: this building has lust been
Completed lower and middle flats now rented;
owner must positively sell this week regardless
of price to hl hest bidder. If YOU are Io0kfas.
for a bargain in a district where good rents
TO be had this is oppor tunty the like of
which has never been offered before So don't
let it slip. Agent premises Sunday.
S1,5Q0-HouSe consisting of 10 rooms and
bath; situated in of the CT oicest locations
of the Richmond district: lot 25xI20 TT; mort
gage of 81. SEQ remain; house in first class
condition; also we'll kept yard in rear; owner
wishes to sell In order that he may live closer
to the city TO be nearer his business. For per
mission TO inspect call at the Office.
FERGUSON BREUNER co.
PSI Montgomery st. 25i Montgomery st.
Real Estate and Insurance
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HAvE Standard Title Insurance Company Mills
bldg, insure your title; save time and money.
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$3.50 monthly buys new ( room and bath
cottage. Take San Bruno V. ear in Mission st.
to 2574 San Bruno av.
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THE BEST BARGAIN
IN THIS CITY.
ONLY S14,o0o-RENTS s165.
Three high class flats. just completed; 6-G-7
: rooms and bath; large lot. 27:6x137:6; CON
crete basement; imposing front with marble
and hardwood vestfbule; all halls and dining
rooms paneled with selected hardwood: cross
beamed ceilings; all woodwork hand polished;
running water in all bedrooms; instantaneous
heaters; 4 foot space each side of house:
every room sunny; hardware, fixtures and
plumbing materials the very best in the
market; situated on the north side of Jackson
St, Nos. 1851 1864. between Jones and Leay-
enworth SITS, having a panoramic marine view
that can not be INSTRUCTED. This property
positively must be sold before the 10th inst
Investigate and make offer.
DAVIDSON & LEIGH,
Exclusive Agents,
1871 Montgomery st.
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L ,500-Pacific aV. near Franklin St: residence
IL rooms and bath: mortgage Sl2.OVO can
remain; lot 37x120 feet; a bargain
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~. 600 New 8 residence, on terms 352
Diamond Ut. near 2oth-
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RICHMOND AND SUNSET PROPERTIES
BRANCH OFFICE. ia CLEMENT ST NEAR
SEH Az. PHONE PACIFIC 1880.
0plN SUNDAYS
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TAYLOR STREET LOT.
SI,750--30x100

Double frontage lot Taylor St, sunny
side; uneXcelled marine view; next 10 corner;
only piece for sale on this side of Taylor from
Pine to Washington.
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COUNTERS glass show cases and Dayton com
putting scale at l2SG 4th sy., Sunset
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OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
lis Montgomery ST.
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The lots beautifully terraced. We put in
sewers, gas. water aud cement sidewalks No
buildings permitted TO cost less than $500.
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SIC, OoO-FoUR STORY BRICK BUILDING. near
corner of CALIFORNIA and MONTGOM-
cry SITS; rented to one tenant $2oV
monthly; will pay I per cent net; lot
296x60 feet.
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BEST BUY IN THIS PAPER.

BALpwIN & HOWELL. sIs.s24 KEARNY s
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EIGHT LOTS SOLD
THIS WEEK.
In our new block fronting Lincoln way CHI
ST., sd and oath avs and the park. The
purchasers were shrewd buyers They realize
the merits of this property. Don't let this
grand chance slip you.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL, 3is-824 KEARNY ST.
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II, 500-Very desirable fats, close in; improve
ments consist of ga room fats, steadily
rented for s12s per month; large lot,
34:3x6S:S
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$40 monthly payments of these
lots Make your selections today. Agent
the grounds. Take Ellis St TO Gath av.
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70 Montgomery ST
S2I, 500-Choce corner holding Hsght st.
Improvements consist of stores and 6
fats of As rooms and bath each; steao-
lily rented for $249 per month; lot
34:7MxfOO
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sion st.
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SHAINwALD BUCKBEE CO..
% Montgomery ST., Lick bldg.
Phone Douglas AZ.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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BALpwIN 8 HOWELL. als.s2l KEARNY sr.
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$3.50 building lots in our new block See our
agent. 25T4 San Bruno av. large list to Sc
lect from. Take cars IN Mission st.
18th av., Sunset-Fine lot; street bitum inlzed ;
$40 monthly.
18th av., Sunset-Building lot: L block from
$40 mOnthly-Large lots, Pennsylvania. Texas
18th and 10th SITS; L block from 18th St cars.
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AUCTION AT AUCTION
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-24

hands of the district attorney j. c..
WATSON. who is in the penitentiary
made his confession to the grand jury
today He wept like child during his
recital, while John F. Klein, the arch
confessor tried to sooth him.
With complete statements from
Brand, WATSON and Klein, the princi-
pals in the conspiracy, according to
their own statements, it is said the dis
trict attorney is ready to proceed
against the bride givers, and while
no names are given out, Wasson's
statement is said to implicate prom
inent men.
The opportunity to confess volun-
tarily and receive postponed senten-
ces or immunity" has passed for
those who have not come forward.
Those indicted will be brought to
trail The first trial will begin Mon
day.
. Already an anti-jury fixing crusade
probe was started by the district at
torney To-day five men We're literally
yanked from the court room by coun-
ty detectives. 1t is said that they
were busy with bride money for jur-
ors about the court house corridors.
Each man was put through a severe
examination and arrests of a number
of others are predicted. No indict-
ments were handed down by the grand
jury today although they have suffi-
cient evidence for true bills against
more than half a hundred. These will
come along. according to the assistant
district attorney before the end of
the week.
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Fights Until
He is Killed

WILMINGTON, Del, Mar. 23.-An
exciting battle in which three men
We're killed and several injured occur
red on a northbound Baltimore and
Ohio train today. The fight began at
Newark, Del, and ended here.
The dead:
conductor of the train.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, the colored
porter.
J. H. BETHEA of Dolan, S. c.
John o. Wiley, a park guard of
Wilmington, Del, was shot In the hand
and leg and Matthew HALEY of Will
mington was shot in the leg, while
others were grazed by flying bullets.
Bethea, who had been drinking heav-
lily, quarreled with the porter, and
shot him through the heart, killing
him instantly.
The murderer then stood off the pas
sengers until the train reached Will
m;ngton. When it came into the sta
ton and a squad of policemen rein
forced by park guards and posse
of citizens and trainmen ran to the
| car.
Had 100 Rounds Of Ammunition.
! The police called upon Bethea to
surrender In answer he opened fire
| on the police and the crowd with an
automatic revolver. Bethea is be-
| lieved to have had at least 100 rounds
of ammunition, for he succeeded in
| holding the posse at bay from SIT
until 6:35.
During this time many shots were
| fired on both sides, all the windows of
the car being riddled
After an hours battle the police ask
| ed aid from the fire department. The
fremen, barricaded behind trucks and
| boards, played a stream of water upon
| the windows of the car and Bethea,
| half drowned, staggered to the plat
form The police once more calico
upon him to surrender but he replied
with several shots from his revolver.
AS Bethea fired, Police Captain
Evans shot him in the face NotWith-
standing this injury, he blazed away
again Patrolman Baughman' then op-
ened fire and struck Bethea in the
right arm. The desperate man tried to
| fire again. but the police closed in and
as they took hold of him he fell dead
! in the arms of the patrolman.
All through the battle the dead por-
! ter sat as though looking from the
window
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b;s ranort IN the Primero coal mine
disaster in which rs miners lost their
,ives January 81, calls upon Governor
Safroth TO appoint a commission to
make a rigid investigation of condi-
tions in Las Animas and Huerfano
counties where the Colorado Fuel and
Iron properties are located.
Mr.. Brake finds the following condi-
tions existed in the Prlmero mine pre-
vious to the explosion.
insufficient sprinkling as provided
by law.
Local gas explosions frequent.
Lack of sufficient t1mbers.
.Houses in camp of poor construc-
ton.
NO check weightmen for the bene-
fit of the miners
In opening his report Mr.. Brake
declares that the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company employees are inexper-
fenced. English speaking miners,
because they are mot familiar with
wage conditions in this country and
can be secured at a lower wage than
English speaking miners"
He closes with the following declar-
alton:
IF an employ complains of the con-
ditions under which he works, he is
fortunate if he receives only a dis
charge.
In most cases he receives personal
and physical abuse at the hands or
paid thugs, known as deputy sheriffs
in the employ of the Colorado Fuel
ard Iron company"
Mr. Brake also scores the cnroners
Jury which investigated the Primero
disaster, declaring that the jury was
composed of employees of the company
and returned a verdict without care
full examination, generating the COM
pany from blame"
He states that he finds children en-
ploved in mines and washers of COM
panies in violation OF the state law.
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J. H. Timmons, Transfer
An1uSementS
Ann Phillips Company.
=: Answers =:

The last performance of The Bce
of Richmond" at the Keylor Grand iast
night was well attended, and as usual,
we'll satisfied audience went nome
The opening bill has been decldeo
success and tie next one, judging from
the rehearsalS. will be fully as gooo.
Commencing tonight and continuing
tbe balance of the week with matinees
on saturday and Sunday, the Ann
pbillips company will offer the great
Erancbf comedy. "Divorcons, the play
from the facile pen of Victorien Sar-
a., which so electrified the theatre
%, fed some few months ago at
,rb;cb time Grace George starreu
the United States in the produclioh
charging $500 per seat in the prlh-
o;naI cities. This is posltiVeiy ING
srst stock production of this great
comedy in the west and the royalty
y, this piece alone is no small ITEM
II is the aim of the management Vi
this company to give to patrons q
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ct. Northern
IS CenSured

SEATTLE, March 23.-The cor
oners jury which has been investi
eating the Great Northern disaster at
Wellington in which 95 lives were
lost March /. today brought in YER
dict finding that the avalanche re-
suited from causes beyond human
control. Although the verdict does
not fix responsibility for the disaster
upon the Great Northern Railway
company, the company is criticised
for not having placed the trains in
the best place TO avert an accident
and recites that if a siding east of
the station had been used the trains
would have been out of danger.
The Great Northern is also criti-
cised for having paid the laborers en-
gagged in clearing the track only Is
cents an hour, out Of which they had
to pay their board. The jury's report
says that as a result of the company's
paying such small wages 35 men left
the work when their services were
most needed, and the jury censures
the railroad for not retaining suf-
ficient men to clear the track regard
less of the cost of labor. The rail-
road is further criticised for not
maintaining a sufficient coal supply
at Wellington to keep the rotary
plows working when communication
with the outside world is shut off.
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SQUATTERS WILL BE GIVEN
MORE RIGHTS THAN BEFORE
IF Complying With Homestead Law
They Will Be Given Title to 100
Acres

WASHINGTON, Mar. 23.-"Squat-
ters" upon unsurveyed lands within
the national forests who have occu-
pied their tracts continuously since
before the creation of forest reserves
and have complied with the home
stead law, have had their rights in
creased by an order just issued by
the secretary of agriculture.
Such settlers can now acquire title,
prior to survey, to $50 acres. The new
order relates to the act of June H.,
1906. which permits the secretary to
list for settlement land within the ma
tional forests which he finds chiefly
valuable for agriculture. The object
of the order is to provide for the list
ing of the full amount of land the oc-
cupant would receive if he exercised
his option of awaiting the government
survey, irrespective Of whether the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-24
Chauffeur Is Convicted.

NEW YORK, March 23-Through
the testim my or George H. Callaghan.
a 16-year- old boy. John O'Hanlon, a
chuffeur. was convicted today of man
slaughter in the second degree. He
was remanded for sentence. O'Han-
Ions machine ran over and killed "a
young woman last October and the
chauffeur put on full speed in an at
tempt to escape. Young Callaghan,
who had witnessed the tragedy,
sprang on the running board and chung
there, despite O'Hanlon's blows The
boy subsequently received a Carnegie
nero medal