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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
LARGE TIMBER TRACT is
SOLD BY LOCAL BANK

SAN DIEGO, April THE Cuyamaca
timber ranch of 5000 acres in this
county is reported sold to Colonel A. G.
Gassen, local capitalist, for 5000, 000.
The ranch was sold by the San Fran
cisco national bank through ]. K. Will
son, president. 1t is said here that
Colonel Gassen represents the Benson
lumber interests, and that the big plant
of the company at Portland is to be
moved here.
James K. Wilson, president >of the
First national bank, declined to dis
cuss last night the reported sale of the
Cuyamaca ranch in San Diego county.
He would not admit that the sale had
been made through him or the bank.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
BOURN MAY GIVE A
PUBLIC PARK SITE
Grass Valley Women Ask Mine
Owner to Deed Part of
His Holdings
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

GRASS VALLEY. April w. B
Bourn of San Francisco. owner of the
Empire mine, may give the city OF
Grass Valley a public park and the
money raised at the tag day recently
may be applied to other purposes.
A committee consisting of Mrs. s. A.
kidder. Mrs. Lille Corey and Mrs. F.
r. Hull had a talk with Bourn today
and they believe that he Will give a
site of several acres owned by the EN-
pire mine. The tract is within the
city limits and would make an ideal
park.
Bourn promised the women that he
would present the matter to the board
of directors of the mine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
d. NJ. BOND MUST SERVE
REMAINDER OF SENTENCE
New Trial Denied Deputy Fish
and Game Commissioner
[SpcciGI Dispalch to The Call

IOFccIdt LIsFdtCH % 7 nc NdItI
SACRAMENTO. April THE appel
late court today decided that d. NJ.
Bond, deputy fish and game commits
sioner, who in 1908. in company with
NJ A. Carpenter, also a fish and game
officer, shot and killed Bob Junior, an
Indian in Tehama county when the
latter resisted arrest for a violation Of
the fish laws. will have TO serve out the
sentence Of five years imposed upon
him. Bond appealed from the verdict
OF the jury, but the appellate court de-
clines TO grant him new trial He
has already had two trials.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
URGES SALE OF TWO
STOCKTON SCHOOL HOUSES
Purchase of Better Site for a
Modern Building Advocated
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, April IN J. Henry of
the board of education at last nights
meeting presented a resolution calling
for the sale of the Franklin and Lafay-
cite school buildings and the purchase
of more suitable location upon which
to erect a modern and spacious gram
mar school TO be named after Captain
Weber, the founder of the city. The
matter was referred to committee.
Mrs. Carrie B. Goode was elected a
teacher to take charge of what is
known as an ungraded school for
backward pupils of the first ward. Her
salary was fixed at $50 a month.
NJ. H. Hatch was appointed truant
officer at a salary of $100 a month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
FOREST RANGER BLAMED
FOR HIS PROSECUTIONS
Suspension Due to Attempt to
Maintain Game Laws
TSpeoiol Dispatch 10 The Call

WEAVERyILLE. April National
Forest Ranger J. s. Reed of Harrison
Gulch is on the suspended list as a re-
suit Of his activity in prosecuting game
law violators. He was given a trial
before Forest Supervisor Haf1ey and all
the rangers in the Trinity national for
est. Reed is alleged to have received
money from the state for prosecuting
game law violators.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
Army and Navy Orders
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

WASHINGTON, April Army or
ders:
Veterinarian Andrew E. Donovan. Sixth deld
artillery is detailed to represent the army al
the annual meeting of the American veterinary
medical association at San Francisco from Sep
tember to 3.
Navy orders: Lieutenant Commander d. W
Knox is detached from duty fleet ordnance
officer of the Pacific feet the California tc
the navy yard. Mare island.
Commander Z. ". Eberle is detached from
command Of the Milwaukee to the Wheeling.
Lieutenant Commander NJ. NJ. Taylor is de
tached from the Milwaukee to the Pctrel wher
placed I'm commission.
Lieutenant c. L. Hand is. detached from the
Maryland to the Petrol senior engineer officer
Lieutenant T. E. kurtZ is detached from the
naval training station. San Francisco. to the
Petrol as executive and navigating officer.
Ensign III. NJ. Bemis. when discharged from
the naval hospital Mare island, is granted sick
leave of three months.
Midshipmen W. ID. BiliRgsley and z. ID. Almy
are detached from the West Virginia to the
Petrol
Midshipman c. S. Keller is detached from the
Maryland TO the Petrol.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
W0MAN'S RELIEF CORPS
SURPRISES VETERANS
Refreshments and Entertain=
ment Offered After Meeting
[Soecial Dispoich 10 The Cali

STOCKTON. April THE women of
Rawlins corps No. %, Woman's Relief
corps, sprung a surprise on the mem
bers OF Rawlins post No. %. Grand
Army of the Republic, last night by
appearing at the latters meeting place
at the close of the session, supplied
with refreshments and prepared to rem
der a delightful program.
Following is the program:
Piano selection patriotic melody. Miss Emma
Re5; song, Red White and Blue" audience;
recitation. William Drown: song. Marching
Through Georgia audience: song. ''Just Be
fore the Battle. Mother Mrs. o. B. Reben-
stein: song. Rally Round the Flag, Boys"
audience. Tossts-"Grand Army of the Re
public Mrs. Jennie I. Southworth; "our
Flag" Ms. d. y. Trip: 'Women's Relief
Corps B. F. Andrews.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
FRUIT GROWERS AND
SHIPPERS TO MEET
Will Consider Plans for Invad-
ing Eastern Market
[Speeial Dispatch % NJ Gin

STOCKTON. April "A meeting of
the fruit growers and shippers of San
Joaquin county will be held in Lodi
tomorrow afternoon at 1870 o'clock to
consider the Standardization of traits
of all kinds and to effect an organiza-
ton for carrying out their plans.
The fruit growers realize that more
care must be taken in packing in order
TO sell fruit in the eastern market at a
profit.
State Horticultural Commissioner
Jeffries has promised TO be on hand
and address the meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
SAUSALITO OFFICIAL
DIES IN SAN FRANCISCO
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAUSALITO, April John E. Greed,
deputy street superintendent and town
night watchman, died this morning at
the German hospital in San Francisco
as the result of an accident several
weeks ago when his foot was crushed
during volunteer road building bee
He leaves a wife and a son, John,
aged s.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
RHEUMATISM

Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy re-
Iieves pains in the legs. arms. back.
stfff or swollen joints, in few hours,
and cures in a few DAYS. Contains no
morphfne opium. cocaine OF drugs to
deaden the pain 1t neutralizes the
acid drives out all rheumatic poison
from the system
Price 25 cents at all druggists.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
COMPLAINS OF SALE
OF LIQUOR TO BOYS
High School Principal Has Sa,
loon Keepers Jailed
[Speeial Dispqieh o AZ CalIl

LOpcCloI DSPuIIH 10 7 nc NuIII
RED BLUFF. April III. Rathja.
Joe Martin. Yee Gin, Wong Gee and
George Stoll are under arrest charged
with selling liquor to boys of the high
school. The complaining witness is
Principal Paul g. Ward of the high
school Rathja and Martin are saloon
keepers. the Chinese own a restaurant
and StoII is proprietor of a winery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
FORGER WANTS PROOF
THAT HE STILL LIVES
Asks Salvation Army to Boost
Pension Claim
{ fSpcciol Dispatch TO The Call

GRASS VALLEY, April Edward
Ewers. who is serving a term in San
Quentin for forgery and breaking his
parole has written to Captain Call of
the Salvation Army corps here, asking
for data which will enable him TO prove
that he is legally alive. Ewers says
that pension money is due him for serv-
ice in the Boer war and is anxious to
prove his claim.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
ELDORADO TRADERS
NAME NEW OFFICERS
Telephone Line From PlacerViIle
to Tahoe Planned
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PLACERVILLE, April AT the an
nual meeting of the Eldorado county
board of trade here last night officers
were elected as follows:
Max Mierson, president; 5. G. Beach
and G. A. Richardson. vice presidents
L. ]. Bradner. secretary; J. F. Mckee,
treasurer.
A committee was appointed to start
2 movement for the construction of a
telephone line from this city to Lake
Tahoe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
CHEROKEE LANE OLIVE
RANCH CHANGES HANDS
|. II. McCuIIoch of Oakland Will
Improve Property
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

IOPtLldI IISpuILH 70 7 nc NuIII
STOCKTON, April Il H. McCulloch
of Oakland has purchased the famous
Cherokee lane olive ranch from E.
Campodonico and J. Lartora
The new owner intends to improve
the property and has made arrange
ments to have his brother in law, Sam
uel Krummes, reside on the ranch and
manage the place.
Alfalfa is to be planted in the rows
between the trees
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE
IN SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY
Transactions During March Ex-
ceed All Previous Records
TSpccial Diseotch TO The CALI

STOCKTON, April THE report of
County Auditor and Recorder Kroh for
the month of March shows unusual
activity in the local real estate mar
ket. The total number of deeds filed
was 345, while 95S documents were re-
corded The fees collected amounted
to s1.1o4.7o making March the largest
month from business standpoint in
the history OF San Joaquin county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
WILL ISSUE BONDS
TO COMPLETE SEWERS
Special Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
SONOMA, April Tn the near future
the people of this city will determine
the matter of bonding for $4,000 for
a complete sewer system for the town.
A complete system of sewers on the
various streets has been surveyed and
planned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
ODD FELLOWS ELECT
GRAND LODGE DELEGATES
Stockton Member Is Indorsed
for Deputy Grand Master
al Dispatch 10 The CALI

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
STOCKTON. April THE three
Stockton Odd Fellow lodges have
elected delegates to attend the grand
lodge sessions in Fresno beginning
May 10.
The delegates are:
Truth lodge No. 55:
VIII Y. Clark J. l.. Allen
J. Harry Mark AL Shsfer
Ion Dickey B. F. Goode
/ J. P. Spooner Sr. Erness Lonsdale
Charity lodge No. s:
c. c. House iDr. Z. L. Blackburn
L. NJ. Toal A. b. Barker
7. n Jensen J. r. Williams
F. A. Tretheway Henry Busch
J. Z. Hall
Stockton lodge No. IL:
George F. Roesch W. H. Daniels
T. H. Dennis &c. W. Brock
o. II. Reynolds
Mark has been Endorsed by all the
lodges in his district for the position of
district deputy grand master.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
FREE MAIL DELIVERY
DESIRED IN AUBURN
Chamber of Commerce Starts
Campaign at Meeting
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

AUBURN. April Auburn wants
free mail delivery. At meeting at
the chamber of commerce last night
the movement was started and the
postal authorities will be asked to take
census with view to giving this
city carriers. The two postoffices at
Auburn and East Auburn did $1,000
worth of business last month, and il is
probable the two will be combined if
free delivery were given.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

CALL WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

LATTER DAY SAINTS MEET-Ksnsas City.
business meeting occupied the attention of the
annuaf conference of the Reorganized Church
or Latter Day Saints at Independence, Mo-,
today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08


lodges in his district for the position o
district deputy grand master.
Cañon City record., 1910-01-20

titled 10 some extra money for work
done in consequence Of changes made
In the specifications, but the council
was unwilling TO make settlement on
the basis prepared by the contractors.
Messrs O'Brien and Tomlinson, engi-
neers in charge OF the undertaking,
were summoned from Denver the first
of last week to make estimates OF the
cost OF 7he additional expense 10 the
contractors as a result OF the altera-
tons made by the council in the spe-
elfications and they spent several days
here going over the matter and pre-
pairing their report. which was made
TO cover all OF the work done by the
contractors
a special meeting OF the council
was held at the city hall ON Thursday
morning NJ 9 O'Clock. when the propo-
sltion was thoroughly gone over. Az
ter an exhaustive discussion OF all OF
the questions involved the matter was
referred to the members Of tho finance
and waer committees with power to
act
AZ 7 o'clock Thursday evening a
meeting of the two committees was
held when further canvass OF the
proposition WAS made and the report
~ fha engineers considered, Adjourn.
meat was taken until o'clock tho foi'
lowing morning when another session
~ the COMMITTEES WAS held and fesos
lutinn adopted Mains thu amount a. ba
psld the sos'Fssssfs IN their sssssiss
ssssswsss1 = pAss vsssJ
Cañon City record., 1910-01-20
MRS. G. v. H0DGIN
DIED THISEMORNING

The many friends and acquaInt-
ances of Mrs. G. v Hodgin of Elm av-
enue. lincoln Park. will deeply regret
to learn of her death. which took
place at IL O'Clock this morning after
an illness of a little more than ten
DAYS duration.
Mrs. Hodgin was stricken down
with pneumonia. but at no time did
her life seem imperiled from that dis
ease, although complications arose
that resulted in her death. The first
OF the week her condition was such
as to arouse the grayest apprehension
OF the members OF her family and
friends. but she was reported to be
considerably improved Yesterday and
hope was entertained of her ultimate
recovery A turn for the worse was
taken this morning and the end came
at the hour stated above.
Her father who resides at Richmond.
Indiana. was summoned bv telegraph.
TO her bedside n dav or two ago. but
IL is not expected that he will arrive
before tomorrow or next dav.
Besides a husband she leaves a
daughter. Miss lena and two sons.
Forest and STANLEY. to mourn her un-
timely demise. The funeral arrange
ments have not vet been announced.
Cañon City record., 1910-01-20

Canon Citys new gravity water sys-
TEN. pronounced by engineers to be
one OF she very best possessed by a
community of this size in the United
States. has been surrendered by the
contractors to the city council and
will be completed by it according to
the original plans and specifications
as soon as possible.
The pipe line. with its supplemental
filters, clear water reservoirs. etc.
was designed for community OF 25,-
600 people. thereby assuring more
than ample supply OF pure. mountain
water for the present population of
the town at all times. Both In unique
ness OF construction and in efficiency
II Is one OF the most notable systems
OF the kind In the country.
Messrs. Lumsden a Gordon have for
some time past been desirous OF Civ
Ing their attention TO the building OF
an irrigation canal ON the western
slope and 10 Hhat end asked 90 be re-
lieyed OF their responsibilities here on
the settlement Of all their accounts
with the city and ahe Ming OF bond
guaranteeing the completion OF the
enterprise by their successors IN ao-
oordanee with the terms of fhn orisi-
nal contract They were 80 Impair
tunats IN the matter that they threat
ened 10 throw up the contract unlass
ihsir request was aaasdad ~ aud GER
tain sisims soF sdditiossI eomps~ss'
tios vsvs eonpllsd vIth, u vAs snss'
taaossly s4miiis1 lhAs thev vsss ~
Cañon City record., 1910-01-20
Can,n City Has Decided To
CO After the I oe1r1st Business

low, the people Of this community will
miss the greatest opportunity that
ever came to them If they don't get
busy" upon the tourist proposition
stitution, the Fremont County Nation
al Bank. would give 5000 towards such
a fund.
would give $500 towards such a fund.
Mr.. W. T. Wallace was called on
and he said in substance that money
talksJand he could pledge for the
First National Bank $500 and $500 for
the Colorado Light and Power Co.
BY this time enthusiasm was un-
bounded and Mr.. U. E Sidebottom was
called on TO take up the subscription.
You would have thought him a Meth
odist circuit rider from back in Mis-
souri, SO naturally did he go at the
work
Two hundred and one hundred sub
they could be recorded, and before the
close nearly $4,000 was raised for the
fund
All of the toasts and speeches led
up to that idea and when the sub
scription proposition was finally pre-
sented there was an enthusiasm for
the enterprise that was all but irresis-
table. AS has been said. nearly four
thousand dollars was raised in one.
two and three hundred dollar sub
scriptions.
IL was one of the most enthusiastic,
generous and successful business and
social gatherings in the history of
Canon City. and its results will contri-
butte to the general prosperity Of the
town and its surroundings.
President Smith announced that he
would appoint a committee to go
ahead with the subscription and try
10 corzpete 81 as speedily as possible
By about Monday The Daily Record
hopes to publish the subscription list
as pledged in full. II is felt that the
people should know who gives the
money that builds up the town and 1t
is an Honor List that every one should
be proud to be in.
Miss Opal and Mabeile Quinley Of
South Canon left this morning for
Glasgo. Missouri. where they will
make their home with relatives. They
were accompanied to Pueblo by their
father. Robert Quinley. They leave
host of little friends that wish them
a safe journey.
Cañon City record., 1910-01-20
TheIRea1 Worth of the Pledged
Hundred Dollar Subscriptions

1t will not buy delivery wagon for
a grocery store.
A hundred dollars invested . In
school warrants will bring in only
six dollars a year.
For any of these things any Canon
City business or professional man
would invest a hundred dollars on
moments notice-if he thought he
needed the goods.
Yet the Tourist Business will bring
ten times the returns of any of these
Investments
A hundred dollars is a good bunch
to throw away-but it is nothing to
invest II the proposition is good.
And IL the Tourist Business is worth
going after at all 1t is worth putting
up for in 500 lunches
Cañon City record., 1910-01-20
EVERYBODY is TALKING
ABOUT TOURIST BUSINESS

That nothing succeeds like success
is evidenced by the way In which the
people OF Canon City are talking
about the proposition OF the business
men OF the community to make this
one OF the tourist points of Colorado.
Wherever one goes he hears somebody
talking about the matter and the com
ments are all favorable Many enter
prises have been discussed here dur
ing the last few years and nearly all
OF them have met with more or less
opposition from unexpected sources.
This tourist business Is an exception
To the rule. due 20 the fact that no
body can find any ground upon which
In base logical criticism. II Is
everywhere realized that the bring
Ing OF visitors here will add interest
and Importance ia the community and
that all classes OF citizens viii be ben
entted by A. Canon city has more
natural attractions than any town OF
itn elxa In Colorado and can give the
tourist bHtter value FOR his money
than any other place Ia the state. Tho
bringing OF throns OF visitors here
neat summer from the east Will mean
much for the town ard will contribute
in M small dexre. 10 the Henssai
prosperity. n 10 peculiarly arattSy-
in8 that public ssntiment y - QRroaK
~ sryssallissd spna thla tssriss eAsi-
Cañon City record., 1910-01-20

The plan includes the employment
! OF at least three under-secretaries
one to work in Canon City. and one
each in Denver and Colorado Springs,
and to use every means within our
power to get the tourist started to-
ward Canon City. 1t was shown how
profitable the Tourist Business would
be to the city and how important II is
for us to subscribe literally to the
fund. II can not be raised in ten dol
lar sums. but must be done in hundred
dollar subscriptions and better.
Mr.. U. E Sldebottom was called on
for his views as a merchant. and he
was so enthusiastic in favor of the
tourist movement that he wanted to
raise the money right there.
Geo. Rockafellow was called on
and made some mighty good points in
favor of the movement
Mr.. Rockafellow said that the Tour
list Business would rival the apple
crop in profitableness. and we should
make an effort to get our share Of
H. The railroad companies are adyer-
Using Colorado and we ought TO be
prepared to take care of some of the
people they are going to bring to this
state In the opinion OF Mr.. Rockafel-
tinent figures TO show how Canon City
could be benefited by bringing here as
many of the summer visitors to Col
orado as possible. In the opinion of
Mr.. Hardy the town Is Ideally located
for a tourist point Situated on the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad. one
OF the great arteries of travel between
the east and the west. carrying 100000
tourists through our city limits every
year II is easily accessible from all
OF the centers OF population and would
soon become n popular resort n sys-
tema;icaIly advertised. One or the
things In its favor. according 20 Mr..
Hardy. is its nearness to Colorado
Springs. which gets 100000 tourists a
year II would be a safe matter. as
serted Mr. Hardy. TO bring tifty visit
ors a day to Canon City during the
tourist season and the money they
would spend here would not be less
than $4,000 and would help every
line OF business in which our people
are engaged This estimate might be
easily doubled or quadrupled
Mr. Hardy presented the plan OF the
Association to start a Tourist Bust
ness hy raising a $1,000 fund