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OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-Continued

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE-COntinued
HoTEL-Pays 20 per cent; fully equipped work
ingmens hotel and bar. doing big bust
ness; located in rapidly developing manu-
featuring district land building and fur
nlture for sale sacrifice, because OF
necessity 10 segregate partnership interest.
To those interested this proposition merits
inEesusaton- Has paid $500 month. Full
price only $4,000.
ss.7oO-Ce1ter Of the city; modern cottage Of
rooms and basement, with new furnace;
close 10 business center, schools churches.
r. r. stations, etc. You viii buy this IL
fare 30 pay for il be equaled
for the money Look Large lot, 50xl00.
Price reduced for quick sale Now, this
is good.
s3.5Oo-9ch and Jackson sts.; big snap. right in
the heart Of The city room cottage, with
more rooms finished in basement: sunny
side ~ street. nonresident owner, anxious
10 SELL sacrifice lo6O4)
S2.5o0-Rieht down town; for quick sale TO
close an estate; only few blocks from
rooms each} veI rented You can lot
miss it If you buy in This district at the
present prices. TIE completion Of The
city wharves and Western Pacific viii ere
ste 0ig demand for property adjacent 10
Them hou can handle This with a small
s2.5oo--Cottage Of ) rooms on Brush St below
9Th; PART cash. watch this location grow
S Sadar way. s ".''' '''H' improvements 557555 5s5
S7o2-Fine little building lot the west side
of Adeline near 2Sth; wide prominent
street, fine prospective business property;
sacrifice 10 close cut the last lot
$3.50 down-Nev, modern room cottage. Just
conlpeled- large front Icrch- reception
hail- pane-ed dining room, beam ceilings;
magnificent mantel: buffers pantry: eK-
reuslFe ENtures- nice location; dae view;
I block 10 carline. essy mouthly payments
Lots Of money 10 loan at ard : per cent.
GEO. W. AUSTIN. lols Broadway. Oakland.
2iADlSoN AN 81. 2. q 555-25 5A,5 f.. SLSoo-
Sn1-t-a.k frontage. 252.5 IT.. 5000
Isl. aF-. business cor. $4,000: 33-3 1t.
El'nhar~t boulevard. cor, nr- Grand av, 40
Du Ray SMITH 1913 Broadway. Oakland
ELEGANT lot. s5xl00: I block from 5sth and
AceLiae. Key Route station: cheap for cash;
terms II desired S. A. MNHRE. $3.50 Ade-
line ST. oakland
I2R sale-By owner pretty . room bungalow;
hliIt I Telr- Dot tozltf5- desirable location; >
esr lines and Key Route station within
SNAP uoat 3 room homes: sunny: convenient:
$3.50 cash: might trade; 50 600 balance
Owner box ISIS. Cali office
NEARLY new room house, furnished or un-
furnished 159 Santa Clara av.. Oakland
ROOM NEW HOUSE $3.50 cash. balance 6 per
cent. $50 monthly-Stop paying rents move in
~ onec- something genuine; Key Route and
Telegraph cars; town side Of 40th ST.; house
lllsLeo up 20 Tho minute.
UNITED REALTY COMPANY,
l1lo clay ST. near 18th st.
DO VOC WANT A GOOD SUBDIVISIONS
40 acres level land in Oakland (Elmhurst).
tlat is ideal for subdivision; price 81 500 per
acre; 3 cash, balance years at 6 per cent
net i. D. BURR, % Bacon bldg. Oakland,
Cal
Eok -aic-2 story. room house: all modern
Ntfe- northwest corner klSf and
IIlE-- SIS oakland bargain To right party.
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Sl.-ao-New room modern cottage: lot 4Ox1o0:
LARGE attic and basement: finished in curly
redwood; any terms 10 suit purchaser
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

Sl,g1l-New s room modern bungalow. close ID
station and car line- lot 25xlO0; $50 cash.
balance SO monthly.
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S3.Jn1-Ncv modern 3 room high basement cot
face; ot 35Nlo2; 5000 cash. balance So
monthly
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LEGAL AND oFFIcIAI-continued

Sec. 10. The vote cast for or against thls
act shall be counted, returned and eanTassed q
and declared in the same manner and suoJect
70 the same rules as votes cast Tor sd g
o1ncers; and if it appear that said act shaIi
nave received a majority of all the votes cast
LOT and against 1T at said election. as a1O.e-
salu, then the same shah have eject as hersIn i,
ABOVE provided, and shall be irrepeaiaDle III, uItll
the principal and interest of the haolHtles
herein created shsu be paid and discharged 49, aIo
tne governor shall make proclamation theIeol
put II majority OF the votes cast as aISIS,
sald. are against this act, then the same sn@Ai
be and become void.
Sec IL. 1t shall be the duty OF the secre.
fary Of state to have this act published IN "a, az
least one newspaper in each county, OF Guy
and county, If one be published tneIsln; rem,
throughout this state. for three months next next
preceding the general election TO be hoioen
In the month of November. A d. niheIeeII ~
hundred and ten; the costs OF publication , sn4t-
be paid out of the general fund, on eonuO4ler
warrants duly drawn for that purpose -. j.,
Sec. II. This act shall be known and clleu
as the India Basin Act
Sec 13. All acts and parts OF acts IN con con
dict with the provisions Of this act are nsleOS
W R. PORTER.
President OF the Senate.
2. A STANTON,
Speaker OF the Assembly
Approved March oath. A D. 1909
j. N GILLETT. Governor.
Endorsed: Filed in the Office OF the secretary
of State the 25 day of March. A ID. 1SOS az
$50 O'Clock q. m c. +. Curry, Secretary o.
State By j. Hoesch. Deputy
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We have a fne corner Tot and VIII build 10
suit Terms from $3.50 mp. balance like rent.
Orler lots on same terms.
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MaRrN COUNTY real ESTATE


SAN RAFAEL
S500-Bcautiful hard finished house Of G rooms.
laI aicore Daneled dining room. omen FIREPLACE.
lard Wa4t ---'- aEtcnen. pantry a.. bathroom
49, .--.--...-. -. lrl-'-les, eFetE
every room. fle Tot. size SON134.6 feet Beam
tfosltirely not moro FOR The sloyvest walker
from union depot or B ST stations. Price s.. 80.
Raiance ike rent ". J.. COURTRIGHT. opp.
un'uu depot San Rafael. Cal.
For ssle-l.ooo acres; choice residence land;
lFlold property; hne marine view: no fog:
land sold n quantities 10 sust; lot. acres or
rs whole Address J. =. REED. Tiburon.
or cali az Office IN Castle 1iburOn Sundays
and Monday Labor day-
MUST realize on house and lot at once: best mart
schools. depot etc. viii rent on long fern
secured lease. hut prefers TO sell Send postal
ca-a for psrtlculars. Boz 1851. Cali Office.
CAzADERo REAL ESTATE
WOODED lots and acre plots ~ON" Z. R. and
creek; $40 up; booklet free; excursion. LOCKE
IADDoA co: 500 Clement St. 5. F;
san ANsELsIo REAL ESTATE
WOODED lots. Fairfax Manor. $3.50 up: easy
terms; close 10 train and school ATTHowE
REALTY CO. San Anselmo. and 25S Market
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES ranches. acreage. exchange. Price list
DAVID I. WILSON santa Cruz Cal;
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
OAKLAND. Berkeley. s. F.. suburban. country
property and ranches 10 exch., including room
ing houses ana hotels. Send description Of what
you have and want; charges unless deal is
made J. r. EDISON. lo6s Broadway, Oakland.
MODESTO irrigated lands. have some excel
lent exchanges for bay property; owners OF
several large tracts viii consider exchanges.
nINS0N room %. PSI Broadway. Oakland
LUMBER FOR SALE
SHINGLES $40. rustic 500: boards $50; coun-
tEy o-acr- solicited. - lOtL ST.. ). F.
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SENATE BILL NO. 227.

Passed the Senate, February IT. A. D. 1909.
Lewis A. Hi1born, Secretary of the Senate
Passed the Assembly. March TO- A. D. 1900
Clio Lloyd, Chief Clerk of the Assembly
This bill received by the Governor this
10Th day of March, A. d. 1903, at g O'clock
p. m. e. C. Cooper, Private Secretary Of the
Governor.
Chapter 40I. An act to provide for the issn
anee and sale of state bonds to create a fnnd
for the acquisition by the board of state
hsrbor commissioners, of necessary area for
a tidal basin. for wharves, docks, piers har-
bors and appurtenances, in the city and
county Of San Francisco; to create a sinking
fund for the payment of said bonds and
defining the duties of state officers in reIs-
ton thereto; making an appropriation of one
thousand dollars for the expense of printing
said bonds; and providing for the submission
of this act to vote of the people
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section 1. For the purpose of providing fnnd
for the payment of the Indebtedness authorized to
be incurred by the board of state harbor commits
sioners for the acquisition of the NECESSARY
for tidal basin, extending the area Of
India basin, the water front of the city and
county of San Francisco, as provided in an act
entitled IAN act TO authorize and direct the
board Of state harbor commissioners to fnsti-
tute condemnation proceedings against certain
property north of India basin. and extending to
Islsis creek in the city and county of San
Francisco, and extending the Jurisdiction of said
hoard over the same. and providing for the
payment of judgments from the proceeds of
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RIAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE

ARNHEIN REALTY CO. Ashby Sta. Berkeley
opon sundays and Holidays 2027 Adeline 81
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LUMBER FoR SALE

SHINGLES. 81 40. rustic 500: boards $40;
t-y oSocr- solicited. 80 lOiL ST.. :. F.
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AEAsIEDs REAL EsTATE

MISSION BRANCH or THE CALL. BLAKE,s
RATAAR. 110S VALENCIA ST
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cAzAnERo REAr. EsrArE

WOODED lots and acre plots "ON" 4. R. and
creek; $40 up; booklet free; excursion. LOCKE
PADD0N CO. 500 Clement St. s. F.
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BERKELEY
az Pr ACE

Between . and 4 acres. north Of Berkeley :
minutes from cars on man road; gently slop-
ing. fue view price $3.50 per acre. half cash.
or higher price on terms +. R. PEAKE, 2I4I
Center sf.
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=. 700-Ce1ter Of the city: modern cottage Of
rooms and basement with new furnace;
sunny sioc OF street, near 10th and Grove
close 10 business center, schools. churches.
r. r. stations. etc. Nou viii buy this il
you want 10 live where you have no street
car fare 30 pay. for il can not be equaled
for the money. Look Large lot 50xlO0.
Price reduced for quick sale Now, this
is good.
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Fuk ealc-2 story. g room house. all modern
a1N Hn 20 date. northwest corner 61st and
ft1V-- --~ Oakland. 4 bargain 10 right party.
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80 ANsELsIo REAL EsTArE

WOODED lots. Fairfax Manor. $3.50 IN: easy
terms close 10 train and school. ATTHOWE
REALTY Co. San Anselmo. and 25S Market
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~ = =. = =
AoTED-Pays % per cent; fully equipped work
inCmen's hotel and bar doing a big bust
ness located in rapidly developing
featuring district: land. building and fur
niture for sale sacrifice. because Of
necessity 10 seCregate partnership interest.
To those interested this proposition merits
Investigation. Has paid $500 month. Full
price only $4,000
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REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE
On account Of departure for Australia we
sell her beautiful home a. 1888 Ward st
BerkeleE lone block west Of Telegram av)
t-a tle entire furnishings Ct same. The house
j leW and contains rooms all modern and
Smelly laid out. The lot is 4OxI35 with an L
ot 24Ez0 With q cottage same grand
chance tor any person desiring fine furniture
or home in an ideal location No limit or
reserve. sale Tuesday Sept. 9Th at 1920
p. M House open for inspection from 5 to
.. b. for four days before sale.
J. A. MUNRO & CO. Auctioneers.
PRICE NOW 81. 800
Best home u Bcrkeiey for the money; north
cast corner: new house spendidly built: fully
equipped n every way for comfort and con
Vouielce- sunny rooms. sleeping deck; ine lot.
come aud look at il. Owner, 1927 Claiming
way Berkeley
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S3.50o-9th and Jackson sts.; big snap. right in
tho heart of the city; Z room cottage, with
more rooms finished in basement; sunny
side of street: nonresident owner, anxious
10 sell; q sacrifice. l66O4)
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ALMOST y acre; coy cottage fruit and shade
trees. SauIbbey: an ideal home. minutes
from Bergman station; ] block 10 car line
great bargain; part cash. Box $3.50, Gail Of
trn Oakland.
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PROPERTY wANTrD

PROPERTY WANTED
WANTED-Building lot. % IT. front. east FfIl
more. south Haight; must be cheap FOR cash
Box 554 Cali office.
OAkIAND property for cash at ba-gain AIS
TN. lois Broadway. Oakland
ONE or 2 lots or cottage in Richmond or sunser
olsuicrs. J. y. 1878 10th aT.. Oakland.
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MUST realize on house and lot at once: best ps IT
Of san Rafael; attractive surroundings: near
schools. depot. etc. win rent on long term
secured lease. hui prefers TO sell Send postal
cart for narticnlars Box 1851. Call offce.
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SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
homes. ranches. acreage, exchange. Price list
DAVID I. WILSON. Sanfa Cruz. Cal.
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s.. I5o-Part cash: room modern cottage: ,
blocks s. F--Rerkeiey trains. PECKaAM 464
I0th ST. Oakland
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in
tiaguishment of said bonds, controllers war.
rants, duly drawn for that purpose
Sec. 6. The state controller and the state
and record Of all Of their proceedings nnder
act and they shall transmit to theegovernor AT
abstract of all such proceedings Hereunder. with
an annual report to be by the governor laid he
fore the legislature biennially: and all books and
papers pertaining to the matter provided for IL
tion of any party interested, or the governor o,
the attorney general, or a committee of eitbe,
branch of the legislature. or joint committee
of both, or any citizen of the state.
Sec T. It shall be the duty of the state
treasurer to pay the interest of said bonds wber
the same falls due out of the sinking fund pro
duly drawn for that purpose
Sec s. This act, If adopted by the neon,e
shall take effect on the thirty first dav of be
all its provisions except those relating to as snf
necessary for its submission to the people anS
for returning. canvassins and procIaiming 1be tbe
votes and as to said excepted proyisions tbis tds
act shall take effect Immediately.
Sec 8. This act shall be submitted m +b,
people of the State Of California for their ra+ia
cation at the next general election to be holder
in the month of November, A D. nineteen bTn
dred and ten. and all ballots at said electior
shall have printed thereon the words ..For tSe
India Basin Act" and in the same SQUARE nn5a, dne
said words the following in BREWER type: ssTshis
act provides for the acquisition of tidal basin
and for the payment of all costs thereof ONT nj
the San Francisco Harbor improvement Fund :;
In the square Immediately below the SQUARE con
tanning said words there shall be printed on ssid
ballot the words Against the India Basin At -
and Immediately below said words sAgainsf tiis
India Basin Act in BREWER type shall he
printed: This act provides for the acquisition ~
tidal basin in the bay OF San Francisco for
harbor purposes and for the payment of ali costs
thereof out of the. San Francisco Harbor In
provement Fund - Opposite the words .For
the India Basin Act'' and Against the India
Basin Act.'' there shall be left spaces In wbich
the voters may make stamp cross to fndi
cate whether they vote for or against said act
and those voting for said act shall do so by
placing cross opposite the words For the
India Basin Act and those voting against said
act shall do so by placing cross opposite the
words Against the India Basin Act.' The
governor OF this state shall include the submis-
sion of this act to the people. aforesaid In
his proclamation calling for said general election
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REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE

OAKLAND, Berkeley. s. F.. suburban. country
property and ranches TO exch, including room
ing houses ana hotels. Send description Of what
you have and want; no charges unless deal is
made j. r. EDISON. IO6S Broadway, Oakland.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-12-06

! THE recent revelations in regard tc
short weight and scant measures or
the part of many dealers in this state
have caused much talk. 1t is claimed
that in addition to high prices, thous-
ands of dollars have been taken from
buyers by cheating scales and measures.
AS resultof the disclosures j. b. r.
Smith, Deputy Secretary Of State, is
preparing bill for introduction into
the next Legislature providing for a
State Bureau of Weights and Meas
ures. The proposed new department
will be aimed to remedy the condi-
tions exposed by the recent report OF
the Robert L. Stevens Fund for NUM-
cipal Research. The proposed bill will
provide for two state inspectors, and
will supply drastic regulations to over
come the fraud and deceit in weights
and measures that is alleged to pre-
vail in all parts of the state.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-12-06
Book by Mrs. Roy

The Philadelphia " Telegraph" of
November I, 1910 has this to say of a
book written by former Morrisuon-
ion:-Lillian e. Roy has written in
The Seedlings Harvest" story
built upon the Scripbural verse,
(" Unless We become as little child, :,
that shows the efficacy Of Truth in
healing all beliefs, while Love Divine
gently guides US from sense to soul,
giving courage to the faint hearted,
comfort to the sorrowing, strength to
the weak, meeting every human
need" while we strive to realize our
birthright. The incidents of the story
are true, having occurred In a pretty
suburban town, and the author claims
that the different healing accounts
narrated came under her notice. The
story can be read by young and old Of
any creed to the benefit of their faith
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-12-06
THEIR ANNUAL MEETING.
Trustees and Managers of the Old
Ladies' Home in session.

Trustees and Managers of the Old
LADIES' Home in Session.
At the annual meeting of the board
of managers and trustees of the Old
Ladies home on Mt. Kemble avenue
held recently, nine of the fifteen man
ayers were present, though not one of
the three trustees was able to attend.
The meeting was formally opened by
the PRESIDENT. Mrs. William e. Vince
lock, after which the secretary's re-
port was read.
The year shows very few changes
among the inmates, no deaths and no
cases of serious Illness. Two women
have been helped temporarily for a
short period and two other permanent
Inmates have been received.
The one vacancy on the board of
managers has been filled most salts
factorily by Mrs. Samuel Hoffman,
and greau pleasure is felt that Mr..
Grinnell Willis has consented to serve
as trustee.
Mr.. Franklin B Dwight, who has
been very useful to.the institution for
many years as trustee, was relieved
of these duties and made chaplain of
the home at this meeting.
According to the constitution the
term Of Office of half Of the members
of the board expires at each annual
meeting.
| At this time Mrs. John Pitney, Mrs.
Cauldwell, Mrs. Waterbury. Mrs. Nc
Alpin, Miss Ferris, Miss Lidgerwood
and Mrs. Bennett we're unanimously
re, elected to serve for two years.
1t was with great reluctance and re-
greet that Mrs Robert Locke's resig-
nation as treasurer of the home was
accepted.
Her efforts for the home have been
unceasing in this capacity for three
years, but as vice-president to which
position she was elected, the institu-
tion congratulates itself that it will
still retain her interest ard help.
Mrs. Bennett was voted in as treas
urer and has very Kindly taken up this
part Of the work.
The expenses of the institution are
met by several small endowments and
number of regular subscribers.
To any who might wish to see the
home, the matron extends a cordial
invitation to visit it at any time, and
any contributions may be sent to Mrs.
Bennell, Prospect street, which would
he gratefully received and acknowl-
edged.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-12-06
PHYSICAL VALUATION OF ROADS

The new Railway Securities Com
mission, with President Hadlev, or
Yale university at its head, began its
sessions in Washington Tuesday the
members Of the Interstate Commerce
commission and a number OF state com
missioners being present. The object
of the commission is to inquire into
the best methods of asceTtaining the
worth Of railway securities intrinsic
ally, or, in other words, to find out the
physical value of the railroads. The
Interstate Commerce commission is
unanimous in its opinion that regula-
tion and control Of securities is abso-
lutely necessary for proper supervision
by government of the country's trans
portation facilities for the benefit OF
all the people. The Securities commits
sion will have the opinions and counsel
of practical men as to probable RENE
dies for the present situation regard
ing stock and bond issues, and while
there will be conflict Of opinion on
that score, there is a reasonable hope
that plan will be found by which the
physical valuation of the roads may be
correctly made. A thorough inquiry
on that line would prove of great in
terest to the people who support the
roads, as it would show just how much
money they are compelled to throw
away on watered stock to provide divi-
dends on fictitious values and to swell
surplus funds. 1t is held that upon
the physical valuation of the railroads
win depend a judicious regulation of
rates by the Interstate commission and
prove great saving of time in the ad-
Indication OF, differences over rates that
are continually arising.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-12-06
ELECTIONS RECOUNT.
County Board OF Elections Enumer-'
ates Third ward Ballots.


The Morris county board Of cleo
lions Tuesday made a recount of the
votescast at the last election in the
third ward of Morristown for member
Of the board Of freeholders. The cleo
ton resulted III a tie between DR.,
Gustav A. Becker, Republican, and
John P. Lyons, Democrat. DR.. Beck
er secured az order from Supreme
Court Justice Charles w. Parker or
dering recount.
The votes as counted by the board
of elections Of the county Tuesday
gives John 2. Lyons a majority though
eleven ballots have been referred to
Justice Parker for his decision as to
their validity. A referendum vote on
the question Of police pensions caused
most Of the referred votes to be dis
puted, the voters not following the
directions for marking their ballots.
The count of the first district votes
was Republican, 16l; Democratic,
ISL Becker on %, off 10; Lyons on IA,
off %; referred to Justice Parker. 7.
Second district Republican ballots,
l19; Democratic, 124 !; Becker on IL, off
IL; Lyons on IS, off II referred 4.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-12-06

PRESIDENT TAFT informed The Cab
met members Tuesday, after consider
ing the final drafts Of estimates for
the depart ments for the fiscal year be
ginning July i, 1911, that there must
be further and deeper cut in them,
and they would not do in their present
form. In response to the urgent de-
mand Of the President, the heads OF
the departments had already cut their
estimates down to what they consid-
cred the lowest possible figures. The
President, however, pointed out a
number Of places where he declared
the pruning knife could be used to adj
vantage. The President went fntC
the details in each department. He
established last year the policy OF Civ
ing personal attention to the estimat.
ed expenditures Of the government
asserting that the best way to- wipe
out the Treasury deficit was to reduce
expenditures. He believed he made
considerable progress in holding dowE
expenditures for the current year, Dut
he hopes to make still greater redlc-
tions in 1911.