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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
LEGAL NOTICES

LEVEE work-Levee district No 2 Of SnFter
county Notice to contractors Notice Is hereby
given that sealed bids will be received by lhe
board Of directors OF levee district No 2 OF Sut-
Ter county at the law office Of A. H Hewitt in
1uOa City, Cal, until 11,S0 O'Clock a.. m. Of
Thursday, September Is, 1910 for improving
raising. enlarging and strengthening OF the
Ievee OF said levee district according 70 the
plans pronles cross sections and specihca-
tons for such work in the possession OF A. H.
Hewitt attorney for said board, at his office
Said work is divided into two sections.
approximately the amount Of material re
quired for section 1 is 16.S 800 Yards and for
section is 10000 yards. The work in sec
tion l viii be team work and in section 2
viii be dredge work.
Bids will be received per cubic ward for the
work and as outlined in the Specifications
Btis to be by sections and must be accom-
panied by certified check for 10 per cent
of the whole amount Of each bid made pay
able to Henry NInden, clerk OF the board !:
suen eheck or cnecks 70 accompany such bids
and to be delivered upon condition thar the
bidder, in the event Of the acceptance of bis
bid by said board viii. within 10 DAYS after
such acceptance. execute with the board Of
directors a contract 20 do the work In accord
ance with the specihca tions. and execute and
deliver 10 said board a good and sufficient
bond with sufficient suretfes satisfacrorv 70
the board in the amount Of One-fourth OF the
contract price conditioned that he will 40
said work in all respects in accordance with
the plans and specifications and in accord
ance with the terms and requirements OF the
contract. Said check when delivered 20 the
board OF directors with such bid shall there
after remain with the clerk OF said board
subject TO and until the execution OF contract
and bonds as herein stated; and, should the
bidder whose bid shall be accepted by said
board fail execute such contract and bond
aforesaid within 10 days after acceptance
of his bid. then such check shall thereupon
be forfeited TO said district. and the amount
for which the same is drawn shall constitute
and be considered as lquidated damages FOR
such failure refusal
The work must be completed on or before
December I. 1911.
The board reserves the right TO reiett anv
and all bids as 10 either section or ~
whole
ANY Information regarding the work "a IN
be obtained from Edward Won Geldern eu-
gineer Of the district. Yuba City. cal
BY order of the board Of directors
Dated September ?, 1910.
Fl. l. HANSEN
Chairman Of the board
HENRY MINDEN
Clerk OF the board
p. E DRESCHER
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VICINITY OF TAYLOR AND PINE, SITS
room sunny apartments. rent S25. =
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OIL OIL OH.
The AlIDWAYMARICOPA CRUDE OIL
COMPANY are down 700 feet with a
rotary. and working night and day, making
splendid progress. They are located on Sec
tfOns 32-12-23. within few hundred feet of
large wells, namely the Midway Northern
and the Maricopa- National Petroleum on same.
section.
We selling MIDWAY-NIARICOPA
at % cents per share, par value 81. If you
want some of this stock at % cents write or
wire today Don't get left. Send for free
map of oil field.
]. HAY SMITH CO.. 956 Broadway. Oakland.
THE oil field that is today attracting the at
tention of the far sighted Investors is the high
gravity oil field. The news of San Juan
should be read before making an investment in
oil stocks. Get copy of il free Address 929
Phelan building.
ENGLISH CAPITAL. negotiated for substantfai
enterprises; railroads, fractions. mining indus
trials advertising campaign handled. JAMES
COMPANY. Il Bloomsbury St. London. Eng
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FINANCIAL

HAVE just completed a $4,000 home in Oak
land and now desire TO borrow 50 900 for
years at per cent; prefer to procure money
from private individuals will pay interest as
often as desired Address box 1854. Cali
office Oakland
ABBOTT buys BONDS; also CAL. SAFE DEP
accounts: money loaned. CSC Market st.
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WALKING DISTANCE TO BUSINESS CEN
TER-New room fat; mission interior: klinkel
brick hregrate; living room tinted olive green
dining room oriental red bedroom white
enamel Rent $3.50. Another snap
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NOTICE INVITING OFFERS FOR SALE AND
REDEMPTION or BONDS OF FRESNO
CITY RAILWAY COMPANY
On January 1. 1902. FRESNO CITY RAIL
WAY COMPANY, a corporation. executed. ack-
nowledged and delivered to California Safe De-
posir and Trust Company Of San Francisco its
deed or trust or mortgage. securing its per
cent sinking fund 20 year gold bouds, which
was thereafter recorded in the Office OF the
County Recorder of Fresno county, Cal.
On the 2Sth day Of February. 1905. by de-
cree OF the superior court OF the city and county
of San Francisco. state OF California said Cali
fornis Safe Deposit and Trust Company was
removed as trustee under said deed OF trust or
mortgage, and Union Trust Company OF san
Francisco was appoined trustee in the place and
stead of said California safe deposit and trust
company removed.
Pursuant to said deed OF trust OF uortSa=e
said FRESNO CITY RAILWAY COMPANY has
paid to the undersigned trustee five thousand
one hundred and hftythree and 10-fOO SO. 153 fOl
dollars 70 be applied 10 the redemption OF its
said bonds Offers OF said bonds. specifying the
holders name and address. quantity and number
Of bonds and prices are hereby requested TO be
nled with the undersigned in a sealed envelope
lndorsed 'Ofer 70 sell bonds OF Fresno City
Railway Company same to be delivered on or
before September 10. 1910. at which time said
offers Will be opened and the lowest offers ac-
cepted By the undersigned. provided that no otter
exceeding thousand and ninety-six dollars
Isl .O96l hat per bond viii be accepted.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF SAN FRAN
CISCO. trustee
BY CHARLES DU PARc. assistant kc-etary.
Montgomery 81. San Francisco
Dated San Francisco. September 3. 1910
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MOB HILL-New room fat; sun all day;
Rent $3.50.
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STORES. ETC. SOUTH OF MARKET ST. AMI
MISSION.
500 Warehouse. Hooper 81. nr. Sfh. 5Ox2j0 II
including cement mill; spur track
f15 mo.-Iaree light one half store: 80 lst ST
near Market.
SIS mo.-stable Of % stalls; 26 Stanford ST. near
Folsom.
$50 mo. each-3 stores: corner 9th and Clara SITS
s2T-50-Reduced from $50; large store, near a4th
and Harrison.
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INVESTMENTS
E. F. WAYLAND & CO.. BROKERS'
ATS Monadnoek building, San Francisco, Cal


E. F. wAYLAND & CO.. BROKERS'
AIS Monadnock building, San Francisco, Cal
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
5000 shares Monterey Coal Co. (lot) q $40. 90
5000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Cog 1215
1000 shares Pyramid Oil Company a 50
1000 Landau Economic SyphOn Cog IL
LOCO shares Juno, San Juan Oil Co.. a .07
1000 Ventura Oil Development Co.--.Q IL
1000 shares La Blanc Oil Co.-....@ 30
LOCO Calf. Corporation Co. (696 pfd.) q so
1000 Calf. Pressed Brick Co. IL
LOCO Coalnga National Petroleum a .25
zoo shares Templor Ranch Oil Co.. a Is
200 shares Puritan Oil Co. a -16
200 Cons Oil Fields of Calf Ltd. a 10
500 shares Ramona oil Co.........6 80
zoo Pacific Slope Securities Co. = 80
100 shares Mascot Copper Co. .-.... (Vanted)
so shares Western States Life Ins. a % 90
" STOCKS n
CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN BUY ELSEWHERE
We offer for immediate delivery. subject:
10 600 shares Alaska PIT. & Coal Co. a .121s
LOCO shares Lady Washington Oil Co n II
Loco shares Templor Ranch Oil Co. Cheap
], ,00O shares Maricopa Nat. Pet. CO.. Cheap
300 shares Puritan Oil Co~.......-1 II
LOCO shares Ventura Oil Dew. Cod II
500 shares S. ". & b. Oil Co.. Cheap
La Zacualpa Rub. 1890 series)6 a 170 90
Keystone bonds 1000 S.)..... Cheap
80 shares Pyramid Oil Co-....0 so
5000 Monterey Coal Co..-........G 01 l.
500 shares Teddy Jaw Pulverizer. Cheap
100 Pinal Oil Co. CO..-.......-.....G 625
1000 Omega 6. Min. Co.......V Very cheap
LOCO shares Kern Western Oil Co.. a rs
Wanted-1 900 shares Liberty OIL. a is
p VI. HARRIS & CO., BROKERS
l-I0 Phpla0 bldg Gal
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RICHMOND DIsTRICT-New . room bunga
Rent $3.50.
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MONEY TO LOAN

-------1 uON61 ~ LOAN
PRIVATE and confidential; loans on furniture
pianos, warehouse receipts diamonds and other
security; lowest rates Rooms 207 and eos
tS1 Market ST. corner 4th; phone Douglass
1910, Home J4020
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EAST OAKLAND Houses to Let-unfur

FOR rent-$25 per month"; story modern house
of large rooms. ideal bathroom, immense
closets, large pantry and cellar, modern and
mp TO date: front lawn flowers; large airy
rear grounds; home of comfort; nice and
easy elevation; fogs and cold winds seldom
here; grand view and good neghborhood: East
Oakland. Latham terrace; close to two car
lines; 10 minutes walk to San Francisco steam
local trains. Apply / Orange av. f. o4th
St. Geo II Lee. owner: phone Merritt 346I.
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FOR SALE OR ExCIiA SGE--1909 Chalmers
Detrolt 40 automobile; completely over
bauled worn parts replaced and just painted
equipment consists of made to order brakes
trunk rack. shock absorber. top. seat covers
glass 'front.' clock, horn gas and oil lamps
bumper. presto-lite tank, Bosch bagneto.
take Sc coo n nss,, ~ 60 oo in WI. sn
real estate: car used in private family from
July l. 1909, TO June 30, 1910. Telephone
kearny $3.50
l5U9 BUICK roadster. fully equipped.
l9oS passenger OIds: good mode1 d Franklin.
lSoS . passenger White steamers.
l9u6 and 1905 White steamers
2-cylinder and | l-cyIinder Olds.
RELIABLE AUTO REPAIR CO.,
li0 18th St, Oakland.
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ASHBURY HEIGHTS-New 5 and room
flats: built northwest corner; dining room
paneled and beamed: builtin bookcases and
china closets: gas range and Peerless heater in
kitchen; lantor and garbage service Rent
SO TO SO
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J. ". WRIGHT & CO..
22S MONTGOMERY ST.
MILLS BUILDING
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rms LIST is REVISED DAILY
FLArs NORTH OF MARKET ST.

Full CHARGE TAKEN or PROPERTY
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET-Fur.

5 ROOM cottages furnished for rent. S12; un-
furnished cottages t1256 to 1874 18th ST..
SO; > blocks from 23d av. depot. G. WYMAN,
phone 3S42.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
For sale at bargain; almost new; upright
piano. Inquire VIM. ROBERTS, 523 Golden
oa.e az. CITY.
SNAP--Fine Decker Bros. upright, SI75. JOS
SCHMITZ CO., Sc McAllister near Market
HoRNUNG'S. 1910 Market-yictor talk machs
81 dn-, toc wk; complete stock records on hand.
DECKER upright. s525 style. absolutely same as
new, $2l2 81 Stockton St
PIANOS for rent; no carriage this week. BY
KON MAUZY. ESQ Stockton st.
TYPEwRTTERs AND SUPPLIES
MONARCH Visible Typewriters-In the Monarch
Visible typewriter all the writing is in full
sight all the time; other makes, second hand
at very reasonable prices; we rent, repair and
inspect Before purchasing ring up Douglas
flle, or call at 307 Bush st.
WOLF & ISENBRUCk, Dealers
SiEIlAL, $35--Smith Premier Remington re
6uilt Secure information l. & NJ. ALExAN-
DER. 512 Market ST.
I1PEWRITERS-An makes sold. rented re-
pared 9lS Broadway. Oakland Tel Oak. 9219
rentals $3.50 Pac Typewriter Co.. 10T Mont
MISSION branch of The Call. sfILLER'S, sta
uoner, 3o1l 10th st.
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oAkLAND FLArs TO LET

. FINELY finished new fats, upper 6, lower 5
rooms; near Idora Park Key Route station. Ad
dress, phone or call r. W. CARROLL, 1866
Washington ST; phone Oak 3343.
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AUCTIONEERS
RENTS COLLECTED

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
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LET Us MAIL YOU OUR RENTING LIST.
HARRY ]. MooRE's RENTING AND INFoR-
NATION BUREAU
1852 OFARRELL ST. NEAR MARKET
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-06

A BAD WRECK of the consiitutia
may follow in tho track OF q d~lsnrdrrrd
system, due tn impure blood or inact
I've liver. Dou't run the risk Doctor
Piesce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
oil disorders and affections due to in.
pure blood or iNactiv" liver. The germ.
OF disease circulate through The blood: tbs
liver Is the filter which permit. the germ,
to enter or not. The Ever active. and thu
blood pure. and you csc;;pe disease.
When you're dcrilituted. and ycn,
weight below healthy staBdI,d, yoI
regain health ard strength. by using the
Discovery" 1t guilds up the body faster
than nauseat sing God liver oils.
The" DiscUvefy'iS . alcoholic, its IN
gradients being printed :n each ,nt!l.
wrapper and attcsted under oath.
ilr. Iic:ce's plrnnalIt Pellets reguIats
and i%nvigoratc stomach. liver and bow
els. S~agrr-cnitsi. lii, granuies. easy (.
take - candy
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-06

ABOUT July 4, 1874, Virginia City held a great big Fourth. The
heroes Of a thousand dress parades we're very tightly corseted. By the
way, Billy Sutherland, OF Reno, a n of them. The others ire
dead, and, OF course, nameless here. -Amburst, of Fitzmeyer &
AmburN, a mn weighing about 800 pounds. who "a a veteran of the
Civil war, was in the parade, on hor setback. He could sit a horse
splendidly, and was a very active al notwithstanding his weight. At
tel the parade they held a "horrIb lie" parade, and the boys induced Mr..
Amburst 10 let as their Grand Ma rshal. They corsetted him o II the
outside with a horse blanket laced with hay ropes. 1t "a really the
piece de resistance OF the feast. the tight lacing of the heroes have
been generally noticed. Mr.. Ambu rt "a very fond of horseback rid
ing. and whenever he got in the 5 ddle the kicking on the part OF the
horse a entirely metaphorical
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-06
FOR SALE

China Closet.
One Mission Table,
One Mission Music Stand, :
One Mission Chair
Kitchen Table,
Child's Iron bed with drop sides.
Double Iron Bed with spring and
top mattress.
Round Mission Center Table.
Singer Sewing Machine.
Enquire at 5l3 Musser Street.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-06
ATTENTION LADIES

Al 1ENI1ON LADTES
The Presbyterian Ladies will hold
their sale of fancy work, aprons. slip
pers, pies and cakes Thursday after
noon, December 9th, at the lectur
lecture room of the church.
Fresh Morgan Oysters at the Col
Gen West Hotel.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-06

ALTHOUGH not reported in the general market reports, it is
ertneess true, that the price OF Ct eddy bears has fallen much more
than the price of hoks.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-06

ADVERTISE.
ABOUT the year 1886, anyway it was the year that VIM. NJ. Stew
art returend to Nevada from Calf ornia to III for United States Sena-
tor. During the canvass he spoke at Pipers Opera House a Virginia
City. Henry Roll, a stockbroker. as Chairman Of the Republican
County Central Committee OF Storey County, and acted Chairman of
the meeting and WI loudly appauded-in fact, received the geratest
applause OF the evening. He was rennded two or three times that the
speakers Of the evening, being Senators Jones an d Stewart would like to
have a chance. and to cut ii short This wa done in a whisper by
Louis Wadden, who IA Senator Jones' right hand Ia in Storey
County. but Henry drove right alon and a long as he received APP
plause. Within a week after MS clectrifying speech Mr.. Rolf went in
sane. Moral: 1t takes a insane nan TO make a good political speech
THE British House Of Lords is willing to sacrifice anything and
everything, ven dignity, for life. The French aristocrats at the time of
the Revolution took a more digniie Ell view of their trouble. They offer
ed up their omcal-and physical-heads without a murmr and without
n whine.
A 81. Louis jury has found that inasruch as fish were not in the
AK with Noah, they cannot be ella sscd as animals, and hence a fish
dealer. could not be found guilty OF cruelty to animals. The members
Of that jury are wasting their talca is Good Jobs are hungerng for them
on many a tecnnicalty sustaining court of last appeal.
THE Senate is o Consider" he case OF Senator Iorimer. "thc
blind boss of the Stockyards' after the Christmas holidays. The Senate
is slow. The general public long since considered and disposed of
Iormer's case
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-06

SAMUEL JOHNSON is indebted to Boswell for his fame, and Sara
Bernhard, other actresses and els cusses, to their press agents. Moral:
Advertise.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-06

cakes and pies that rival the best
that any mother ever made. If you
tried this bakery once, we do not
think you would bother with home
baking again. Why should you when
you get at least as good there with
out bother or as much expense.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-02
KID CLA|RvOYANT
TO QUIT BUSINESS
Dolly st. Clair Reaches This Decision
After An Interview With
Capt. Baker.

Dotroit's famous child clairvoyant,
who has been forereliing uncertain
futures and stabbing nj more uncor-
tain pasts Ut No. 500 Brush-st.. was
hailed into police headquarters by Pre-
cinct Detectives Black and Wilson.
Monday morning. The youngster ro-
fuses TO tell her name, but come mail
In her possession was addressed TO
Dolly st. Clair, General Delivery"
Dolly breathed open defiance az
Capt. Baker when she was first
brought In. The captain advised her
to quit business, but she promptly told
him she wouldn't.
THE police can't hurt me-" she said
defiantly. Every knocks boost In
my game you know"
The captain decided that Dolly is al
together too precocious even for a
child clairvoyant and he told her that
he was going to put q policeman at
her front door and enc at the rear.
He added also that In case Dolly was
found about the premises Tuesday
morning, he would bring complaint
against her.
The girl pondered over the situation
a few minutes and then said she
thought she might just as we'll get out
of business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-02
DUR. TO Be SUED
FOR Rem ARREARS
Committee Recommends Legal Ac-
ton To Collect Amount Which
Company Refuses To Pay.

Members OF the franchise commit
tee Of the common council displayed
more spunk than they have ever man
ifested before, Monday morning. when
they took steps to enforce the collec-
ton Of the extra $500 a day rental
from the Detroit United railway.
which the company has flatly refused
to pay.
The question came up In the con-
sideration Of President Hutchins' re.
cent communication, in which he char
acterized the councils action in
boosting the rental from $500 to $500
q day as an attempt 10 harass the
company. At that time he served
notice that the company would contin-
ue to pay the $500 per day, but would
absolutely refuse TO pay the additional
5000.
In the meeting OF the franchise COM
mittee. Monday. Aid Gutman moved
that the committee report In favor Of
instructing Corporation Council Haliy
to at once take the necessary legal
steps to enforce the collection OF the
amount now In arrears under the
councils resolutions. The motion
was unanimously carried without de-
bate. In all probability a resolution to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-02
AGAINST
MUIR. FRANCHISE
Street Car Mems Union Says Com
pany Is Unfair and Asks That
Grant Be Refused.

The Michigan United Railway
bumped up against another obstacle
In the way OF its efforts TO gain an
entrance to Detroit, Monday morn
ing. when a delegation from the local
street car mems union fled with the
mayor written protest against the
granting Of franchise to this com
pany. Later the delegation called on
Chairman HARPER. Of the franchise
committee, and took the matter up
with him personally. He In turn COM
municated the protest to the commit
tee in . subsequent meeting In the
council chamber.
The delegation, which comprised
President G. ]. Mackey. Business
AgeSt John A. Fraser and Executive
Committeeman w. H. Jones, OF the
union, based Its opposition on the
ground that the M. u. r. IL unfair to
organized labor and discriminates
against union men. The members OF
the delegation also claim that the
company is paying wages below the
union scale.
The only action taken by the fran
chise copmittee, Monday morning, on
the M. u. RS latest proposition was
to refer 1t to Corporation Council
Hally for an opinion az to whether
1t ia 80 framed as to properly safe
guard the city.
Aid. Gutman suggested that the
company consider q subway PROPOSE
ton as a means of securing an en-
trance to the city. but Sanford I.
oAA he novnno uvso atfnVnQv throW
up his hands.
why. that would cost more than
the entire system IL WORTH" he said.
And that settled the subway PROPOSE
ton. Then someone suggested air
ships.
The committee finally acted on the
bills submitted by the Judges who
served on the D. y. r. arbitration
board at Its early hearings and or
Stenographer George Donaldson, who
took the minutes OF the proceedings.
The bills aggregate $3.50 and the com
mittee will recommend their payment.
Additional bills OF $1,19S.S5, SUD
mitted by some OF the engineers VINO
worked with Frederick T. Bancroft on
the d. u. r. appraisal were taken
under advisement after considerable
discussion although Attorney Clyde
Webster urged that they be paid With
out further delay.
I'VE won't pay another cent until
Bancroft turns over his blue prints
and other information" declared AID.
link. Webster, however, pointed out
that 1t was not the fault Of Barcroft's
assistants II he had not seen mt to
turn over this data.
Isn't there some way We can COM
pei Mr.. Bancroft to turn over this In
formation?" inquired Aid. owen.
Can we get mandamus or some
thing?"
Eyes. I think there is q way" re-
turned Webster, but there the matter
rested.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-02
UNCONSCIOUS man
FOUND ON Street
Not Determined Whether August
Grossman Suffers From Mar
cotics or Fractured Skull.

August Grossman, SO years old, liv-
ing at No. 392 Cavalry-ave., was
found unconscious In the street at
Fort-st. and Campbell-ave., about 8
o'clock Sunday night. He was car
ried to his home by friends and DR..
George J. Schaller, No. 399 Cavalry
ave., called to attend him.
DR.. Schaller said, Monday. that
Mr.. Grossman was sui UNCONSCIOUS
and that he appeared to be suffering
from a fracture of the skull or mar
cotics.
Mr.. Grossman Is not drinking
man." said Dr. Schaller, land 1t looks
as though he has been foully dealt
with. Whether he was robbed We
do not know as yet. He got of the
street car at Fort-st. and Campbell
ave-, and collapsed after reaching the
sidewalk. At least, that Is what we
are told by people who say they saw
him"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-02
street Car Riots Continue.

COLUMBUS. O.. Ang. Assaults
on street cars and non-union crewe
were resumed today In spite OF 5000
armed soldiers of the Ohio National
Guard on duty to aid civil authorities
in preserving the peace. A car on
the Leonard avenue line was attacked
ut a switch near the end Of the line.
The motorn IN and conductor wero
taken off the car and the car turned
loose In the street and sent west on
Leonard avenue. At Saint Clair ave-
nue. 1t collided with car 507. but no
serious damage was done. The crew
on 5O7 jumped and escaped injury.