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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

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BEAUTIFUL home. rooms hath . toilets
basement; electricity and gas: harm. summer
house; lawns. flowers. fruit and berries; lot
50x150: bargain for cash: must be seen to be
See owners on premises. 2057 San Jose aT,
b. Alameda.
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

J ACRE or in famous Meek orchard tract:
electric and steam lines on land; fruit and
poultry prices right; easy terms; free inform
Etion
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
Tel Hayward 226. Harvard
LAND joining city limits Of Hayward; full bear
ing fruit $500 per acre up: 4 cash. fruit will
- pay balance ia equal annual nstaIlments
address owBer. l30s 26th av.. oakland.
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FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE

5 ROOM cottage being built. close 70 car line and
local; buyer suggest finish. built by union
day labor and strictly Up TO date: large din
ing room with mantel and china closet; pan
eled and cQyed ceilings. 81 200: $500 cash, bal
ance S25 per month s. A. PLEASANTS. 3S0l
I l4th 81. Fruityale; phone Merritt 81 i;
closed Sundays.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE is herewith given that the partnership
of the Pacific Concrete and Mosaic Works has
been dissolved. and is now run by NJ BertO-
limo: bills PAYABLE BY him
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MODERN residence Of Z rooms and bath laun-
dry. Dane bui.t-in sideboard and bookcase;
cedar linen closet. window seat. large pantry.
Owner. 1921 Chestnut ST. Oakland: terms.
3 and 5 acre tracts ine orchard for sale: on car
line near Los Altos IRWIN l. CARTER
Mountain View Cal.
PRETTY new room bungalow cobblestone
front: usriDe view: Claremont Kev
Route: price 50 000 $500 down o. NJ BUL-
LOCK 1920 Broadway. Oakland
FOR saIe-6 room modem cottage high base
ment: large lot. Owner, 1916 Linden ST.,
Oakland
FoUR room cottage large lot for 81 coo: win
accept 500 down and 500 per Month. Ad-
dress 1920 Broadway. Oakland
SANTA CLARA av.. J59 Oakland-NearIy new
room house. furnished unfurnfshed.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

NEW, beautiful. artistic room bungalow: &C
count leaving city will sell at bargain if taken
quickly Not advertising price. for if have to
leave before selling viii sacrifice: lot 4Ox
135: hardwood foors- buiitin seats bookcases:
breakfast room. bedrooms laundry. 2 toilets
garage. especially built for owner: easy terms:
Claremont Key Route 10 College. OWNER(
1886 Alcatraz sv.
81 500 room house. corner lot 4oxI2O. Amply
264o Parker ST Perkelev
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S2o00o-l5th ST. speculation; lot 50x1O3; very
close 10 Jefferson st. (6S7S)
$3.50 cash. s25 per montll-New 3 room bungalow.
in Claremont district: lot 40x100; drive
way: rare chance TO get home on
very easy terms; price $500. (6SS6)
$50 cash-New. modern room cottage. Just
completed: large front porch reception
hail. paneled dining room heamed cell
lngs magnificent mantel. buffers pantry
expensive fixtures: nice location; fine
view; block TO car line; easy monthly
payments.
Lots Of money TO loan at 6 and per cent.
GEO. ". AUSTIN 10IS broadway Oakland
HERE Is SPLENDID INVEST9IENT-We
haFe go feet on 47th 81. between Shattuck
and Grove. which viii sell on terms; sny
frontage 10 suit; sidewalks and street work
al done close 10 barns and within half
block of shopping district: builder could
erect and > room cottages here and keen
them rented all the time: probably one Of the
best investment propositions of the kind on
the market: arrange terms 10 suit DIR
chaser: price $50 per foot. THE REALTY
SYNDICATE 12lS Broadway.
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FOR sale-5 room bungalow: best location in
Burlngame; blocks from station; lot 5ox1s0-
1422 Chaplin sv.
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FOR ssle-S15 900 piece Of property consisting
Of l2-500 square feet Of ground large lawn
and garden. comfortable and room fats
up to date; only SIC. 600: offered for short
time only: good investment: half down. See
owner on premises. 260 East 18th st. short
distance from the lake. Oakland.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

S20.000-l5th ST. speculation; lot 50x103; very
close 10 Jefferson ST. (6S7S)
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LUMBER E0R SALE


SHINGLES. H-40: rustic. $40; boards $40: coun-
~ orders solicited. SS 10th st.. & s..
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COIVSA land bargains: choice Sacramento river
sediment soil in 70 TO 40 acre tracts. under
irrigation; also 30 acres. $50 acre; also
800 acres. / mile southwest Of Colusa. can
ne irrigated. at 500 per acre: also LOGO acres
. miles west ~ Colusa. about 500 Of
which be irrigated VIII sell whole
ar $50 per acre; also $50 tracts from
$40 10 $50 per acre Various tracts of land
within the z0ne being put into irrigation in
Colusa and Glenn counties range from SIS to
$50 per acre. Great devel0nment IS now under
way in this district and these properties rem
resent onDorrune investment 9. II. WO0S-
TER CO.. 7o2 Market st. s F.
ESTARLISHED dairy business near Sacramento:
suTnlying good town l mile distant; only milk
business there; With I2o acres fne land: free
hogs calves. poultry. horse. tools. hay. etc
good hldgS.; everything complete and running:
half cash See US for inventory at once.
GEO H MTRDec6 & son.
Y0U have hunted for this: 400 acres rich. level.
sandy loam sediment. under ditch: also abun-
dant ground water close; alfalfa and fruit
land in DOdi-StOckton district. ! mile from
have found it for YOU. and for quick sale; offer
you land worth 500 per acre for $50, half
GEO. H. MURDOCH & SON.
q Bacon building. Oakland
81 50 an acre: great bargain: l.. 500 acres, with
irrigation: free. rich delta land; beans. corn
alfalfa. wheat; near coast. Sonora. Mexico:
money for. c NJ WOOSTER CO, zoo Market
ST.. s. F.
HAYWARD acre homes. in fruit; Meek estate
subdivision the cream OF California; rich
level. iu fruit: $3.50 to $1,000 per acre; 4
cash; don't wait.
GEO II. MURDOCH & SON.
81 Bacon Building Oakland
FOR saIe-At bargain: only 50. 600: modern
house Of rooms: 155 f.. frontage on paved
street I'm TurIock. Cal: sewers and water:
a terms. per cent on balance. Box 3I65. Call
office oakland.
p 10 acre income VINEYARDS and orchards in Santa
-- Clara valley: 50 .o00 10 s.. 800 on easy terms
G. N. WOOSTER CO. To2 Market st. S. F.
FOR fsrnS Srnrk Ranches and timber lands see
NeFsT-r e F0vV pTlS o. o. rsE1-,ia
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LEGAL and OFFICIAL-con.

Sec. 10. The vote cast for or against this
act shall be counted, returned and eanvasseo
and declared in the same msnnert and subject
to the same rules as votes cast tor stals s.I7
officers; and if 1t appear that said act shan
have received a majority Of all the votes cast
for and against it at said election. as a1oIe-
said. then the same shall have effect as nerein,
above provided, and shall be irrepeaiaple itI HILL
the principal and interest OF the Haoiis,es ..s
herein created shall be paid and disenarssu. anu
the governor shall make proclamation lnstsoa' ~,
but if majority OF the votes cast as alSrS S1,
said, are against this act, then the same sHaii
be and become void
Sec. II. 1t shall be the duty Of the secre
tary OF state to have this act published IN az
least one newspaper In each county, Sr ei.y
snd county If be published lnerern. ZEN.
throughout this state for three months nexs
preceding the general election to be no.oen
in tie month OF November A.. d. nIneseen tsli
hundred and ten: the costs of publication ,, Snall
be paid out OF the general fund. on controAel
warrants. duly drawn for that purpose
Sec. Il. This act shall be known and eitec
IS the India Basin Act a.
Sec. Is. All acts and parts OF acts N con
fict with the provisions OF this act are heleps
repealed.
". R. PORTER.
President OF the Senate.
p A. STANTON.
Speaker OF the Assembly
Approved March Path, A. D. 1909.
J. N GILLETT, Governor.
Endorsed: Filed in the office OF the sec9etary
Of State the % day OF March. A D. Iyos,
$50 o'clock a. m. c. Z. Curry, Secretary "a
State. By J. Hoesch. Deputy.
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LEGAL and OFFICIAL

NOTICE TO voters-Notice is hereby given to
the electors OF the State of California that the
following acts will be submitted TO the people
Of the State of California for their ratification
at the next general election. to be holden on the
Sth day of November A. D. 1910, to-wit:
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EXCURSIONS TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
TICKETS AT OUR OFFICE
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COOPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST COMPANY
5e5 MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO
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Lots of money to loan at 6 and 7 pei. cent.
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LivERMOPE REAL ESTATE

NO better climate 10 the state. f. A An
THONY. st near LIST. Livermore- II in San
Frsncisco call on our correspondent, J. ~
GREGORY. 46T Phel2n bldg. for list and
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REDWOOD CITY-ReaI Estate

wood CITY depcr: very easy terms: also acre
age; send for booklet BALDWIN & HOWELL.
3fS 224 Kearny St
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: 800 ACRES. SIS. s125 PER ACRE.
8. 10 70 ACRE TRACTS.
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SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES. ranches acreage exchange Price hist
DAVID T.. WILSON sauta Cruz Cat
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SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY IRRIGATED FARMS
MERGED COLONY
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be known and designated as the ssSecond San
the same is hereby created. as follows, to wit:
The state treasurer, after the second day Of
on n the first day of each and every month there r
after, after the sale of said bonds, take from
the San Francisco harbor improvement fund such
bonds then sold and outstanding have to run.
Will equal the principal Of the bonds sold and
take said sum from said San Francisco harbor
Improvement fund.- less the amount Heretofore
place the sum in the second San Francisco sea- sea-
wall sinking fund created by this act Said
state treasurer shall on controllers. warrants
duly drawn for that purpose, employ the moneys
in said sinking fund in the purchase Of bonds
Of the United States, or of the State of Cali
ties of the State of California which said bonds
shall be kept in proper receptacle. appropri-
sufficient amount Of money in said 81 sinpino
fund with which to pay the interest on such Of
NAV have Heretofore been sold. And to nrn o.
vide means for the payment of interest on the
bonds that may be sold snd outstanding said
treasurer shall monthly take from the Ssf Fsar
cisco harbor Improvement fund, and pay info
said seawsll 81, sinking fund fund. an amount equal to
sold delivered and outstanding. The hoard ~
state harbor commissioners are hereby author
lied and directed by the collection of doctaea
tolls, rents, Wharfage and cranage to collect a
sum Of money rs sufncieat ai + for the purposes of
section two thousand five hundred and twentys
six of the Political Code Of the State Of Cali.
M of
May, in the year nineteen hundred and ffty,one "
and between the first and tenth day of Nav
of each year thereafter until the maturitv1 q,
said bonds. the said treasurer shall, in the the
presence of the governor. proceed to draw by
lot such an amount of bonds shall be
amount in said sinking fund at that time. sne
shall thereupon and before tbs tenth day OF Of
June following, give notice by public adveyttset
ment to be inserted twice week for two
weeks in two newspapers published in the cttv
and county of San Francisco, and also in ..s ars
newspaper published in the city of Oakland
and also in one newspaper published in the civ
of Los Angeles, and also in one newspaper nub
lished IN the city of Sacramento. stating the
number of bonds so drawn and that the pri55c,naI
OF said bonds viii be paid on presentation to
the treasurer or before the second dav of
July, following. and that from and after sucb
last named date. all interest upon bonds thus
drawn shall cease, and 1T shall be the dufv
Of the treasurer soon as said bonds so drawn
by lot surrendered to him aud paid fo
cancel the same. and the interest Commons
thereon, and each year beginning with the year
nineteen hundred and hfty-one. the said treas
urer shall. In the fpanner aforesaid. proceed
to draw by lot such amount Of bonds as
shall be requisite TO exhaust nearly as NAV
be the amount In said sinking fund. and proceed
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-05
JURY RETURNS VERDICT IN
FAVOR on GRO. READ
Defendant Located Plaintiff ON
Worthless TImber Land.

Defendant Located Plaintiff On
Worthless TImlar Land.
The case OF Geo. Read w. w. p.
Brennan. which has been In progress
in the district court for the past
three days came to 4 close yeater-
day. when the jury returned a verdict
In favor of the plaintiff In the sum
of s275.
The case is one where the defend
ant is alleged TO have located tho
plaintiff on n piece of worthless tim
Der land after showing him a piece
of state land with good timber there
on. The plaintiff also alleges that
he paid the defendant 5000 as To-
eating fee together with other ex-
penses, and asked damages In the
amount OF money paid out by him 10
the defendant. The plaintiff was rep
resented by Attorneys Black 4
Wernette, and the defendant by At
torney Robt. Elder and ]. l.. Nc
Clear.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-05
DID WILCOX
MURDER WOMAN?
NOrthport Tragedy Causes Unjust
Censure OF Officials

The police and county authorities
of this city are deeply indignant at
the unjust and absolutely false state
ments and insinuations conveyed In
press report from Northport init
mating that Wilcox, one Of the sup
posed murders Of Mrs. Pepooa, of
that place, was being secretly held by
the authorities here for possible
reward, and resent the unprofession-
al imparting to the public the follow
ing information telephoned to the
marshal of Northport who is also a
deputy sheriff:
Wilcox was arrested here
on September 4, on suspicion
due to his peculiar nervous actions,
in attempting to negotiate the
sale to local second hand deal
the sale to local second hand deal
er of ladies' gold watch set in the
back with chip diamond, stick pin
with a cluster of small pearls,
two valises and the offer to sell the
clothes he was wearing. He was ar
rested in room back of the Horse
Shoe bar while changing his clothes
behind locked doors and searched.
On Wilcox's person we're found let
tiers. In one from woman signed
May occurred these words: i wonder
If God will forgive us for doing this
but Maude loved him so and she will
be mother to that baby Wilcox
explained this quotation that May
was Mrs. Edith Pepooa, of North
port, who had died the Sunday pre-
vious, and that she was in love with
him. The officers held Wilcox until
a thorough examination of police rec
OF DIS and inquiries had been made.
Evidence sufficient to hold him was
re found and he was released, to-
gether with his partner. Hagen, and
both left town.
That May was not Mrs. Pepooa
has been established according TO
a report from Northport. Instead
of moving on the evidence furnished
by the Occur d'Alene officers gratis.
public attention at Northport is turn
ed to considering the proposition of
Occur d'Alene or Kootenai county
officers holding murderer for a re-
ward. II 1t is not a fact that no
crime above petty larceny has gone
unpublished in Occur d'Alene and
Kootenai county for the past year
and that this is not the first time.
report has it, that Stearns county
officials have been challenged to act
on evidence submitted to them in
this same case, the Spokane Press
report might find lodgment in irres-
ponsible persons. AS it is the city
and county officials resent the treat
ment accorded their efforts in the
cause of justice at Northport.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-05
DORIAN & BLACK
CASE In COURT
PERRY BLACK FILMS APPLICA-
TION FOR DISSOLUTION or
PARTNERSHIP.
Wants Injunction Against Abscondlng
Partner.

Perry Black OF the grocery arm or
Doran q Black, has tiled an applIca-
tion In the district court praying for
a dissolution Of the partnership, the
property to be sold and the firms
debts and liabilities ba paid on and
the surplus, II any. divided between
the plaintiff and defendant. according
to their respective interests; that
Doran be perpetually enjoined from
contracting any further indebtedness
or collecting any accounts Or the nm.
The complaint states D0ran rep
resented to Black on Feb. 10. 1909.
that the grocery stock or Doran a
Black was valued at s2.7OO or s2.S00
and that the indebtedness amounted
to sss3.4O, whereas the indebtedness
amounted to s1,777.a5. On these
Representations Black entered into
co-partnership with I>oran. paying
$500 cash for haNf interest in
the grocery business Ok defendant.
That since the commencement Of
the eo-partneFship Dorian has wrong
fully applied $4,000 10 his own use
and has az sundry times refused TO
pay back said $4,000 and that the
firm has further contracted an in-
debtedness OF $7.sI7.IS.
That the Arm Of Horan a Black
have now on hand resources consist
Ing OF merchandise, outstanding ae-
counts. and stock in trade aggregat-
Ing $500. That on the cath day
of February. 1910. Dotan abandoned
the business and left FoF points now
unknown, since which time the plain
tin Black has paid s5A2 OF the firms
Indebtedness. and is MT indebted 10
the firm In any sum whatever.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-05
DELAYED MAIL
TRAINS ARRIVE
ELEVEN PASSENGER TRAINS AND
100000 POUNDS MAIL REACH
SPOKANE.
Through Service Established by the
Northern Pacific.

SPOKANE, Wash, March g.
Eleven trains, forming a procession
almost FIVE miles in length, moved
into the Great Northern station yes
terday, eloquent testimony of the
railroad condition of the last six
days.
All the available engines and
crews, with every postal clerk that
could be secured, were on hand to
meet the unusual accumulation of
weather-beaten coaches, passengers
and employees, and the scene of ac-
tiyity which followed has probably
never been equaled before in the
history of the local division.
The engines and crews we're put
to work breaking up the trains, side
tracking the coaches and the postal
clerks to sorting out the mail for
local delivery and preparing 1t for
the now blockaded territory as soon
as 1t should be opened up, while the
passengers, a bit bewildered appar-
emily to find themselves at a destina.
ton, hustled after their baggage, OF
walked about the town preparatory
to taking the evening train to the
coast.
Although the Great Northern Ii
now open on the east and promises
to remain so, there Is still but one
train being operated over the s.. P
G. s. for Seattle. Arrangements werQ
completed last night. however, by
which the Northern Pacific has agreed
to take two trains a day over IT,
tracks to and from the coast. these
trains being No. l and No. 3. and
No. and No. 4. leaving Spokane al
6:30 a. m. and Sis p. m, and arriY
Ing In Spokane from the west al
TAO a. m. and 1910 p. m. In THU
way there will be a train to and from
the coast on the Great Northern ev
cry morning and night.
Half Million Pounds Of Mall.
Although almost q weeks aeeumu
lation of mail arrived. there was M
delay in handling ii. in spite OF thu
fact that the amount handled during
the day was estimated at $780,
pounds A special shift worked prae
tically all night at the station ana
the postofice. bat there was no in
crease in the regular force.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-05
SAVINGS
BANK BILL PASSES
Administration Measure FavOrably
Considered in the Senate

WASHINGTON. d. c., March O.
3:06 p. m.-Special.-The senate
this afternoon passed the postal saw
ings bank bill, which was one of the
administration measures demanded
by President Taft.
Borah Amendment Carries.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March g.
The Cummins amendment to the post
al savings bank bill was defeated In
the senate today by vote OF forty
to eighteen. The amendment sought
to prevent the removal of money
from banks for the purchase of gov
eminent bonds. except in war times,
The amendment by Senator Borah
providing for funds which had not
been placed in the state bonds or
other securities paying less than two
and a quarter per cent interest. was
carried.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-05
SAYS b. G. JUDGE
FLED WITH CASH
Fugitive From Justice, Declares q
Member OF Parliament.

Fugitive From Justice, Declares .
Member OF Parliament.
VICTORIA, B. G., March S. A
scathing attack on British Columbia's
supreme court by H. B. mcgowan,
member OF legislature for Vancouver,
took place at this mornings special
session. He declared that it was con-
stituted OF two lunatics and one
scoundrel and fugitive from justice. /"
The speech was based on an
amendment he introduced to the su-
preme court act which provided that
no person should be eligible for said
court, or sit in Judgment on any
case, who has been tried and con-
victed Of crime or against whom the
slightest suspicion of wrong doing
remains.
Proceeding to retail the history OF
the Judge of whom he spoke he de.
clared that certain man had died
In the Yukon, that the widow had
come to claim her inheritance Of gold
and found 1t in the possession of an.
other man. There were delays. the
man had skipped out and going tC
Grand Forks had rusticated and the
next incident was his promotion tc
the supreme court.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-05
TWO VALUABLE CARGOEs
ARRIVE FROM JAPAN
Special Trains to Carry Silks to East.
ern Market.

Speclal Trans 10 carry Silks 10 EaaSt-
ern Market.
SEATTLE, March 5.-Two oriental
steamers, the Great Northern liner
Minnesota and the Japanese liner
Inaba Maru, arrived here today from
Yokohama. The Minnesota, which
docked this afternoon. brought 10
first-class passengers and a large
cargo of oriental goods, including
$40 bales of silk and Al cases of silk
goods. The silk was loaded at once
on a special train and started for
New York, using the Northern Pacific
tracks through the Cascade noun
tains. The Inaba Maru reached port
tonight. She had So passengers and
2,200 tons OF freight.
Among the passengers on the
Minnesota was Colonel ]. B. Weber.
formerly commissioner of immigra-
ton at New York, and one of the
commissioners at the Buffalo expo
sition.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-05
WALLACE AIDS
STRICKEN NEIGHBORs
carried.

Gives $500 TO Burke and Mace suf-
ferers.
WALLACE, Idaho, March 5.--The
response to appeals for financial help
for the victims of canyon slides has
been prompt and generous all over
the district and large gums are as
sured. Soliciting In Wallace shows
about $4,000 collected. In Wardner.
81 200 has been subscribed, while In
kellogg equal donations are ready.
At Mullan, $3.50 has been donated.
Harry L. Day has been circulating
three lists at the Hercules mine and
will probably head one OF the lists
with the company's donation. In
Wallace two lists are kept open for
betterment of the sanitary. education
al and social conditions of miners and
for their families by giving them
homes in Wallace with transporta-
ton to and from work. Benefits will
result to mining companies when In
dueements are offered men Of famil-
les with permanent homes instead OF
translents. This project Is being agi.
tated as the direct consequence Of
the snowslide. The plan has been
preached before and received espee-
ial attention two years ago. The mat
ter is to be brought to the attention
OF the Wallace board of trade at q
special meeting to be called in 3 few
days.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-05
8. ID. BEERE RECEIVES
COMMISSION AS POSTMASTER
WIN Assume once a. soon as Success
sor Can BE Named.

sor Can be Named.
County Treasurer 8. d. Reebe this
afternoon received his commission
from Washington as postmaster Of
Occur d'Alene. and In a short inter
view with the Press representative
Mr.. Beehe said;
II shall tender my resignation to
the county commissioners next Mon
day morning and will take over the
postofiice as quickly as they can
name my successor"
When asked II he knew who the
successor would be, Mr.. Beebe re-
piled: Nothing more than what
have heard. but It las been rumored
that the commissioners would name
Frank Pollock OF Harrison"