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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28
LABOR AGENT TO
WATCH LAWMAKERS
John |. Nolan Will Be Located
at Sacramento During the
Coming Session
Edited by o. M. BOYLE

Trmr, John l. Nolan is
Gzz5Ea11 Isa9S SsSssO making arrange
'<sFszVzssS raents to go to
Sacramento next Monday He will be
the Legislative agent of the labor coun-
ell during the session of the Iegisla-
ture. Nolan will be associated with
other agents of labor bodies Nolan
viii visit the labor council every other
Friday and report upon the progress
being made.
The building OF the labor temple of
unions are now arranging meeting
nights in the structure.
Owing to the holiday season many
unions that usually meet each week
have adjourned until next week. IT is
expected that after New Year day or
ganizing work of the various labor
bodies in the city will be renewed.
Cooks union No. a. served a Christ
mas dinner to it's members and spent
several hours listening to speeches by
some of the older men. The affair
was voted a success by all present.
Much praise was bestowed upon the
committee in charge of the dinner, and
man.
Walters union No. 80 gave its usual
Christmas dinner to its members.
About 500 were present. President NJ.
P. Scott acted a : POSTMASTER and told
Of the rapid rise of No. 80 to one of
the most important locals in this city.
In his usual humorous way he de-
scribed the difficulties experienced by
the organization in gaining a firm foot
hold. and related many anecdotes rel
ished by the members. Among those
who responded to toasts were Daniel
Foster, c. Bishop. ]. Garden, Samuel
Tabacll, Mrs. A. c. Beck, treasurer of
mattresses union, and Bertha Cooper.
The executive officers of mattresses
union were guests of honor.
The twenty-second anniversary ball
OF carpenters union No. 4S3 will be
given soon in Carpenters hall in Full
ton street.
The movement started in this state
a few months ago to organize the mi
gratory workers is spreading rapidly
throughout the country. The Ameri-
can federation of labor at its recent
convention decided to put trained or
ganizers in the field Early in January
William F. McEwen. labor commission
er of the state Of Minnesota will visit
the northern part of that state as a
representative of the American fedora
ton Of labor and inag gurate a plan
which will involve the bringing into
the fold of organized labor the migra-
tory workers in that section of the
state A similar campaign is mapped
out for other states.
" A Cole viii leave shortly for
Indianapolis TO attend the meeting OF
the executive board of the brother
hood of carpenters and joiners. This
board meets every three months and
Cole represents this district He will
be gone several weeks.
(
The regular monthly meeting OF
! tvpograph union No. 81 scheduled
I for last sunday was adjourned without
! traRsacting any business owing to the
/ fact that no quorum was present I'M
portant business which should have
! been taken UP viii lie over till the
January meeting.
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TEACHERS TO BE GIVEN
REVISED SCHOOL RULES

The board of education is revising
the rules of the department for the
guidance of teachers.
Copies are expected TO be ready by
the opening of the next term
The board viii install apparatus in
the gymnasium OF the new school
house for the San Francisco CONNER
cial high school in Grove street near
Larkin.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

ITALIAN AMERICAN BANK-For the half year
ending December 81. 1910. dividend has been
declared at the rate of four a. per cent per
annum all savings deposits. free of taxes.
payable and after Tuesday. January g.
1911: dividend not drawn will be added to
the deposit account. become part thereof and
dividend from January l. 1911: money de-
posted on or before January 10. 1911. will earn
interest from January /. A. e. SBARBOR0.
cashier. southeast corner Montgomery and Sac
ramento sts
ANGLO-CALIFORNIA TRUST COMPANY
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT., 10th and Mis-
sion sts.--For the half year ending December
81 1910. a dividend has been declared at the
rate Of four ca per cent ner annum on all
deposits. free of taxes. payable on and after
Tuesday. January 3. 1911. Dividends not
called for are added TO and hear the same
rate of interest as the principal from Janu-
ary 1. 1911 NJ. p. LILIENTffAI- Cashier
THE CONTINENTAL. BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION. Market st. at Golden Gate av..
San Francisco, Cal. will on January 1. 1911.
pay the usual interest of four per cent on call
money and six per cent on time money. free
Of taxes, and payable any time after Janu-
airy L. EDWARD SWEENY President
WM. CORBIN, Secretary.
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SYNAGOGUE CHEVRA
THILIM TO CELEBRATE

Chevra Thilirn synagogue Howard
and Russ streets. viii celebrate the
festival Of Chanulxah this evening at Z
o'clock. Rev Joseph Shochet will pre-
side. T. W. Mellis will speak on the
part Hebrews have taken in the world S
literature.
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MEETINGS-LEGAL

NOTICE OF MEETING or STOCK HOLDERS
The regular annual meeting OF the stock hold
ers Of ". T. Fuller & Co. will he held at the
office of tho corporation. SW corner Of Mis-
sion and Besle sts.. on Tuesday Japuarr 10
1911. at O'Clock p. M. for the purpose Of
electing a board of directors to serve for the
ensuing year and fer the transaction Of such
other business may como before the meet
ing. GEO p FULLER Sec
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED

YOUNG businessman of exemplary habits wants
furnished heated room and evening meal In
American family in Oakland. within walking
distance Of ferry lines; a home is desired
4 among congenial Young people, and prlvllege
terms must be moderate; best of references
Box 513. Call Office
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RENT THAT VACANT room

A SMALL want ad in The Call will do II
quicker than dozen signs plasteTed on your
windows and which spoil the looks OF your
home besides. Phone KesrDy S8 for an ad
man to call and see lou.
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ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPING

AAA-STANFORD (Thel. 315 Van Ness-Suites.
single rms hskpg.; also single rooms for men.
OAK ST., TIC, mr. Eilimore-Burnished house
keeping rooms; bath; phone; laundry; CRATE
free: modern: rea4~- -Ai'-S
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A carload of fine furniture Just received from
factory also carpets 9nd linoleGm; regular
factory prices we save yOu c5 to 40 per cent
on all purchases; country orders solicited
NJ. H. JOB, Factory. Agent. 334 Sutter 81.
SEE H. SCHELLHAAS, the furniture dealer l.
o. o. F. bldg, 11th ST at Franklin. Oakland
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MALE HELP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
Continued
GENTLEMEN for office; manage agents. Call
today, 1910 Grove ST, Oakland
BOY about 10 for wholesale house. Box $40.
Call office.
BOYS and men wanted. ILLINOIS PACIFIC
GLASS CO.. 18th and Folsom
NEW WESTERN. I124 Howard-Single rooms.
15c and zoe per night: hot and cold water.
MEN wanted at 103 Sd ST. to have their shoes
repaired: sewed soles 75c; done in 10 minutes.
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SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS

If you have the ability TO sell oil stock it win
pay you to write +. d. BURR. 20 Bacon bldg.
Oakland. Cal.
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THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
CThe German bauk1. 52G California St: Mission
branch. 2572 Mission ST. near 22d; Richmond
district branch 432 Clement ST. between 3th
and 9th avs.-For the half year ending De-
cember 81. 1910. dividend has been declared
at the rate Of four "a per cent per annum on
all deposits, free OF taxes. payable on and ar
Ter Tuesday. January g. 1911. Dividends not
called for are added to the deposit account
and earn dividends from January /. 1911.
GEORGE TOURNY. Manager.
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S20O--11 r; large grounds. Clay nr. Maple.
SS5-6 T.: middle; 1924 Jackson mr. Jones.
so r. 1923 Clay mr. Walnut; elegantly fur
nished: plano: library etc: artistic home
Sl2 -50--S r. house; 1895 Webster mr. California.
500 r; 1926 Leavenworth Jackson: dat
/ $32. 50--5 r.; l6G2 Jones' mr.. Pacific.
SIZE Boz r and b.: 1885 CLAY cor. Ieavenworth
So. 90 and $52 .50--3 r. and b.. 31S9 California
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AGENTS WANTED

AA-THE II. W. Gossard Corset Co. will employ
and train for exclusive territory few women
having the right qlalihca tions-good character
health and energy Can room 214 Toxcroft
building. 6s Post st.
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OAKLAND ROOMS

MYRTLE ST., 1011--Large front room; running
water: private family; suitable for l or 2 per-
sons; bath; near s. p. local and Key Route;
rent $40; references.
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MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK or SAN FRAN
CISCO. T06 Market st. opposite Third-For the
half year ending December 81. 1910. dividend
has been declared at the rate Of four "a per
cent per annum on all savings deposits. free OF
taxes payable on aud after Tuesday, January
8. 1911 Dividends not called for are added TO
and bear the same rate Of interest the
principal from January l. 1911.
GEORGE A. STORY. Cashier.
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HUMBOLDT SAVINGS BANK, 7s3 Market st.
near 4th-For the half year ending December
81 191Or a dividend has been declared at the
rate Of four (4) per cent per annum on all saw
ings deposits. free of taxes, payable on and
after Tuesday, January 5. 1911. Dividends
not called for are added TO and bear the same
rate of interest as the principal from January
l. 1911. Fl. c. KLEVESATIL. Cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28
HOUSES NORTH or NARKE

k4a--S T., ool ASsi0ETy nr. Frederick. garage.
S6o-l0 T.; 2S24s Clay mr. Scott; modern.
SSS-l2 2; zo2S vallejo nr. Buchanan; elegant
marine view.
s5o-S r; 1862 O'Farren nr. Fillmore; modern:
electric light. etc
$50 r. 2-i23 Cough nr. Vallejo
$4e-s r. 2iS 10th mr.. Clement St; mOdernf
billiard room in basement.
$40 ?; Sl1S Washington mr. Lyon.
Sl25O-S r. and b.: - DeigadO OFF Hyde.
STORES. LOFTS. ETC. NORTH OF MARKET
Slu0-BuSh and hearny; ground floor space
S9c-i94S beysaGero nr. Post. large store.
S5e-SSoTe. NJ cor. ,inicD aaG Larkfn SITS
SSt--Store- 1874 Devisssier0 mr. Pine
s20-Fine location for fruit store
S2s-Store and = rms; 296S Washington.
SO and $i9--Steres 26cf -e6 Hayes nr. Cole.
$50 10 Sse--Iarse light sample rooms.
SlJ-l24S McAiiister nr. Fillm0re l5x2J
SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION
Szz-Se-tiat OF r.; 1892 Folsom mr. 18th.
S5u--t r. house; $50 24th mr. Sanchez. large
Garden; IN first class condition
S5t-StoTeS with living rooms; 9th mr. Folsom.
$50 r.; 1923 10th st. ur. Dolores; upper.
20 each + and b.. modern hats; being com.
pieted; seh ST. mr. Folsom
SzzSV-t r.. 246 Chattanooga mr. 23d: upoer
Szz-J0-o r; AZ AlvaradO San Jose: uDperf
strictly modern up to date sunny dat
S2s-SS1-4 T. and b. each: 1868 Folsom mr. fOth.
SzO-9 r. each; 2IOO 23d St cor. PotrerO av.;
me sunny fats; every convenience.
$ls -9v--4 r; l6 Landers on 14th and Market.
z9o-4 r and b.; 154A Langton mr. Folsom.
SS-S1z-Modern apts., +. ca; newly renOvatedf
J. W. WRIGHT & CO..
22s MONTGOMERY ST.,
MILLS BUILDING.
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FURNITURE WANTED

LARGEST buyers of furn.. carpets. pianos. desks
merchandise, etc; always pay cash. Mark j
Levy Auction Co.. 114o NicAllister. T. Park $50
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THE MISSION SAVINGS BANK. Valencia and
10th sts.: branch 1881 Mission ST. near 22d-
For the half year ending December 81. 1910 a
dividend all deposits at the gate of four "a
per cent per annum. free of taxes. will be pay
able and after January 3, 1911. dividends
not drawn viii be added TO the principal and
earn interest from January /. 1911.
JAMES POIpH JR President
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ROOMS TO LET
FURNISHED AND UNTURNISHED
COY home for respectable ladies' 1870 Mar
ket st. Sth, under auspices OF the SOL
WALTON ARMY elegantly furnished: every
modern convenience; steam heat electric light
and elevator service: spotlessly clean: centrally
located; thoroughly honeiike; telephone Market
1919; prices very moderate ranging from 15c
per night up special rates by the week or
month. See metron.. room SO.
CALIFORNIA ST., 2523-Nlcely furnished sunny
rooms: excellent board; phone, bath; sc aud
81 per week
DEWEY HOUSE. 4th and Howartl-Au modern
conveniences: 800 rooms. 35e to 81 Iay 81 to
50 week. free baths: Howard 4th ST cars
ELLIS ST.. a29-Newiy furnished rooIn 81 %
week bath. phone: also s1.T5 room.
HOTEL AErRoPoLITAN. 975 IIarrison-Qulet
place: working people; het wat b.; s1-50 wk
OVERLAND HOUSE. SEQ Sacramento ST. below
Montgomery--Now open; 200 rooms. hot
cold water in every room: 25c to 50 per day:
$lpO to 50 per week. EDW ROI.KIN- Prop
TURK ST.. 4s0-Large. nicely furnished sunny
room and bath. l or 2 gentlemen; in refined
family: rent reduced.
4TH St. J04. corner Bryant-Furnfshed rooms
with or without kitchens: al light and airy;
prices very reasonable: good service.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PRoPERTT-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28
ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET
FURNISHED

CENTRAL Av., 73S-HouSe rms and bath !;
furnished or unfurnished nice grounds Sc
cluded az bay; bathing. boating, fine view; NJ.
station.
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Continusa to Next PaEa
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28
OFFICES and sToREs TO LEI
FURNITURE FOR SALE

LITTLE sunny store. "a Duboce av. 18th
nr. Valencia.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

Cooks union No. a. served a Christ
mas dinner to it's members and spent
several hours listening to speeches by
some of the older men. The affair
was voted a success by all present.
Much praise was bestowed upon the
committee in charge of the dinner, and
especially c. c. Haugaard, the chair
man
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

The twenty second anniversary ball
OF carpenters union No. 4s3 will be
given soon in Carpenters hall in Full
ton street.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-08
Typographical.
Union Elects

Wheeling Typographical Union No.
70 has elected officers for the ensuing
term. as follows: president, Frank +.
Hummel; vice president, /. N. Wykoff;
secretary-treasurer. w. C. Jones; read
ing clerk, F. M. Carlin; sergeant-at.
arms, J. B. McGrath; delegates to
Trades Assembly. Ned Sims, Harry L.
Mills, Robert T. Morrison, Leo ]. La
Flam and Ephriam d. Conner; dele
gates to Allied Printing Trades Coun-
ell, L. ]. LaFlam, VIM. T. G. Miller
and Earl X. limerick: |. T. U. auditing
committee, L. J. LaFlam. Robert T.
Morrison, James D. Harvie. The Typo
graphical Union is one of the strong
cts and most progressive unions in the
city and is in the best shape of its
history.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-08
Musicians Elect

Musicians No. 142 have elected the
following officers: President, Frank
Hegen, of Wheeling; vice president,
M. A. Thomas of Bellaire; recording
secretary, F. H. Appenzellar Of Bridge
port; financial secretary, William c.
Bremen of Wheeling; treasurer, F. ].
Blumenberg, of Bellaire; Directors, s.
:. Summers, A. E. Summers, A. ]. Ga
briel, William ]. Thomas, John Steihn,
all of Wheeling, and John Smith and
Louis Sglemar, of Belalire; trustee,
three years, George E. Kurner, of
Wheeling; trustee, two years. William
McGlumphey, of Martins Ferry; SER
geant-at-arms, A. E. Zimmerman. All
the above officers constitute an execu-
tive board.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-08

the forward motion. This engine Is
still in shop.
Cumberland, Nd, Nov. 24-One
Italian scab Lmachinist had his arm
broke today. Nov. 26-The tonnage
on four engine trains out of Grafton
east has been rduced from 1900 tons
to 1900 tons. Nov. % Eng 2O44 which
was turned out of these shops Nov II
is laid in again for dry steam pipes
and rods. Eng 1867 came in on one
side with left guide yoke broke and
bottom guide bent.
Connellsville, Pa. Nov. 23-Eng
1904 working in yard pounding and
leaking badly. Eng 1408 hauled in by
eng 1894 attached to passenger train
No. So, hrs and SO min late. The
former had broken an eccentric strap
bolt and was cut down on one side
and pounding very badly. Nov. 81
Pass No. Is delayed Is minutes await
ing arrival of Pass No. 81, which was
35 min late. Eng 1853 after being in
shop for two weeks having valve gear
repaired. was sent out this morning
and returned this evening with trans
mission rod and eccentric straps
broken. Eng 1911 working in yard is
leaking and pounding so bad that one
of the crew must stand opposite the
engine to give signals that the en-
glneer may be able to see them.
| Chicago, O., Nov. 23-F. F. No. 50
from / to 8 hours late daily. Nov. "a
Pass No. 8, 80 min late. Nov. 25--
Pass No, 3, 40 min late. Pass No. Z,
so min late. Nov. 26-Pass No. SO
min late. Pass No. 8, 80 min late.
A new engine belonging to some Mezi-
can road was damaged at this place,
by being pushed OF the end of the
track. holding pass No. is minutes:
the engine on No. is had to take the
slack times before starting again.
No. 27-Double heading 400 and 210d
engine son passenger No. to make
the time. Nov. 30-Pass No. 8 hauled
| by freight engine, 80 min late.
Garrett, Ind, Nov. 24-oysteI train
30 mi Mate. Pass No. Z, 20 min late
Eng 2131 ran away and dropped into
cinder pit. delaying traffic is hours
two engines is all that could be gotten
out of shop during this delay. Nov
26-F. F. No. 81, 4 hrs late. Eng 2O34
with a short train could hardly De
seen for steam; had to have another
engine to help her out Of the yards
The scabs got up petition and pres
tented it to the NJ. u. to have the seal
hotel keeper removed. claiming that
he did not give them enough to1eat
lNov. 2S-Pass No. I. 8 hrs late.
Newark. O.. Nov. 2s-Pass No. 7. !
hrs late. Pass No. 8. 90 min late;
Pass No. lO2. 3 hrs late; pass No. l04
| b rand so min late; Pass No. liz, 81
Imin late: Pass 10s. IS min late: PAS
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No. 105, 40 min alte; F. F. No. 81, Z
hrs and Is min late; F. F. No. 1873, 8
mrs and As min late; F. F.. No. 81, 2
hrs late; Nov. 24-Pass No. 1O3, %
min late; Pass 1O2, As min late; Pass
Ne. 1O4, SO min late; Pass No. 1O6, 80
min late; F. F. No. 81, Z hrs and 4"
min late; Pass No. 105, IS min late;
r.. F.. No. 81, 2 hrs and Is min late.
Nov 26-Pass No. Z, Is min late; Pass
No. III, 40 min late. Pass No. Is,
Is min late. Pass No. 106, As min late.
Pass No. los, hrs. late; Pass No. 103
1 hr an d2O min late; Pass No. 1o4
/ hr an dsO .ain late; F. F. No. 81, 3
hrs late; F. F. No. 1873, Z hrs and IS
min late; F. F. No. SO, hrs and 20
min late; Nov. 27-Pass No. As min
late; Pass No. 112, 80 min late; Pass
No. 1O6, 35 min late; F. F. No. 81. 4
hrs late; F. F. No. 1873, 2 hrs late.
Nov 28-Pass No. Z, hrs and 45 min
late; Pass No. 104, min late; Pass
No. Ill, 80 min late; Pass No. 106, 40
min late; F. F. No. 97,>2 hrs late.
Seven crews relieved on the G. & 9.
division on account of the Is honr
law; two of the crews had to lay at
Toboso on account of having no crews
to relieve them. Nov. 29-Pass No.
100, IS min late. Pass No. 105, IS
min late; Pass 102, 40 min late; Pass
No. IS, hr and 10 min late; F. F. No.
81, 5 hrs late; F F. No. 1873. 2 hrs late.
F. F. No. SO, hrs late.
Parkersburg, W. Va. Nov. 2S-Eng
657 gave up passenger train No. 712
at Ravenswood on account of main pin
Nov. 24-Eng 278 lost 2 hrs and 40
min on account of steam failure. Nov.
I27-Eng 99S came in on one side after
having broken guide bolt and stud in
piston gland, Nov. 29-Pass No. Is is
running from 80 min to hr late daily.
M. NJ. VanVaIen left Saturday for Mt
Clair to take charge.
Grafton, W. Va, Nov. 24-Pass No.
4
IA Wing. division, 40 min late; One of
the scab -wsas IA hours putting in q
steam chest stud. Eng 2299 just out
of shop leaking steam very bad. 267
hauled in, NO doubt, for Mt. Clair.
Eng 1914 ran into the turntable pit.
Pass No Z side wiped her helper at
Altamont killing three men and
wounding several, delay to No. Z was
8 hrs and traffic hrs. Eng 1923 was
side wiped putting her ont OF. business
for several days. Pass No. z, 40 min
late, laid at Valley Falls l hour and
so min on account froad being block
ted. Eng $40 On Pass No. Il hauled
in on freight eng 1868. Fngs SAB and
2543 hauled in dead.
Piedmont, ". Va, Nov. 30-F. E.
trains are running from to hours
late.
Fairmont, w Va. Nov. 26Eng
l1s51 on Pas No. broke rocker arm
i
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and gave up train at Cataba, sent
freight eng after train to haul her TO
Clarksburg. Eng 1920 failed two
times in one week on account of injec-
tors. Engines are leaking steam sc
bad that signals can not be seen from
cab on large percentage of them.
There is not an average of one crew
out on time in every "a hours on the
freight runs One of the B. & O.
scabs got a job in the Fairmont Coal
company's plant, whicltis a scab Joint.
but they had to fire him because their
machinists were going to quit before
they would work with him.
Holloway, O., Nov. 27-Pass No. Is,
20 min late. The crew on engine 278S
had to be relieved on account of the
is hour law. Eng 2733 called and
ready to go west was taken back to
shop for work that was not done. Nov.
28-One 2700 engine was hauled in
form the west, cause unknown. Nov.
3O-Pass No. 16 hr and 80 min late.
Pass No. IS, 80 min late. The yard
crews are having time to get the
work done since cold weather Set in
on account of steam leaks. Crews
running from from here to Bridgeport
and return (S2 miles) say that it is i'm
possible to make the run in less than
III and IA hours.
Chillicothe,. O., Nov. 24-Engs 1868,
2520 and 267 hauled in dead. Nov. rs
LIB, & o. Bull" Geo ,Toney was ar
rested for attempt rape on IA year;
girl; at present he is in Jail under
bond to await the action Of the grand
jury. Nov. 28-Eng 100 died in yards
16 new scabs came in from Philadel.
phia; 6 Of them said that they were
machinists; the M. NJ asked one Of
them what kind of a machine he could
run and the scab said, that he could
run Singer OF Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machine.
Cincinnati. O., Nov. 24-The engine
was taken off passenger No. and
sent back to shop to have work done.
Eng 1859 on Pass No. / died on the
main line; yard engine backed train
int. depot; train was 1 hr and So min
late. Private car No. 500 layed ove-
here. All incoming trains are from |
to 3 hrs late. Engines are falling
DOWN all over the road. Nov rs
Pass No. u. Ohio division, left IS mil:
late on account of no power. Nov. 20
Passengers No. Is and No. 4 were run
over the Big Four tracks on account
of head-end collision at Delhi. between
| Pass No. Z. eng. 1856, and freight
train. Eng 1867 arrived on Pass No.
ii; when engineer went to move re-
verse bar it could not be done on ac-
count Of bolts being lost. Nov. IL
Pass No. u hrs and so min late on
account Of head-end collision 10 miles
| from Gin. Nov. 20-pass No. 3, thea