- THE SAN^PRANGISGO ICALL, iSATURDAY; JIJNEk23, .• 1906. 9 MRS. WEEPS V^"">.." ADVERTHEMEXTS., WHERE THE YACHT SAILS LEDOUX NATION'S TRADE Always "Uniform Always Reliable WHEN HER MOTHER'S Everywhere Obtainable PHENIX STANDS ARE UNFURLED ISNAME MENTIONED STILL BOOMING NEWS OF THELABOR WORLD The^ :Phenix Insurance Youngest of the Glubs Railway Earnings Show BAKER'S Lawyer Eyes Bay to Open * * - Brings- - Tears jto ' of Very on \u25a0\u25a0 _ ;i' \u25a0 , - » - High Coi^plfoyjol..Brook- the .. .. '.\u25a0 \u25a0.*\u25a0-\u25a0•. Record lyn the Season. Woman Accused of a Makes Cieat % 1 for JurieV . Foul Crime. CHOCOLATE EDITED BY O. M. BOYLE Imposition in the Pres- First Formal "Cruise of Money Easier, but Col- \u25a0 Organized labor throughout the Smith; delegates to Labor Council, ent .Situation Through Year Takes, Place Defense "Scores" Efforts of_ the lections Tend to &COCOA coast will be rejoiced to learn that the A. J. McCarthy, Fred Emery. A. J. SIveil and Frank S. Pittman; executive i street car men of Portland have re- ' r^a Letter Addressed ,; Tomorrow^ Prosecution to a Lag. have stood the tests of time and board. Fred Emery, E. Spahr.^A. IC.- . Win. organized their, local. General Or- service over years Hoffman . Michael Kenney, Frank S." aquatic organization on Conviction. for 125 \u25a0gmxAzer for the American Federation x'ittman and William McKennaT The v-The /first NEW YORK. June 22.T-R. G. Dun of Labor Charles H. Gram and Richard Tp *@oast- Agents by Mr. g'an £ Francisco Bay to hold a\ formal & Co.'s weekly review *of trade election will be held next. .Wednesday. will be the Golden — Cornelius, president Carmen's Union Opening season STOCKTON, June, argument say tomorrow: of The polls will open at 10'a,.m.. and - this 22. The will Relief from ;N6. 205, have working together Gene;-' Club, the youngest of them In Doux case, drouth in many Important farming; sec- been close at 8 p. m. at the headquarters, HiLeriehan, . ; Gate Yacht Sausalito, the Le murder was In the for sonic L Many J. new clubhouse at progress today. attorneys tions restored prospects of bountiful In matter .time.. 1195 Scott street. The vote will be all. -The. One of the harvests; meetings were held near' the barns taken by the situated' about 200 yards; to the south' for the prosecution has finished • and and the business of the nation Australian ballot system. ral Agent okthe''*¥' quar- a ex- after the jnen turned in cars for The charge of the San 'Francisco. Yacht Club also one for the . defense, mMr. Falrall has maintained volume that Is ..their election willbe in of the ter's, bVdecpra-ted tQday flags, ceptionally heavy Win- the nipht. At first it was hard work following committee: C. D. Laughlln,, will with today addressed': the jury on behalf of for the season. to get many of ,men Interested, ' as will\u25a0:the; yachts lying at moor- , argument ter . wheat harvesting has begun, the ' the Ed. McKenna and P., .Meehan. . The also the accused. Much of his tjul the Spartan guard which, aided the ConT^ny^S^nteresting ings off the.vwharf.'..\u25a0 ;\ / was an arraignment prosecu- usual complaint regarding the scarcity initiation and reinstatement fee has - of the of labor being frequently two organizers were never weary in i $2.75 ' -The fleet of yachts in commission in- for he heard. Rail- been reduced to until.- October 1. \u25a0 sloop tion. what termed Its "extra- their task.. Everything being arranged, • • ". • "'\u25a0 Readings to ; theW cludes Commodore 'Sappho, A. C. Lee's sloop it) ; • year's figures, and foreign com- Joses. the. Portland Fed- the Women's: Union Labor -. '\u25a0\u25a0""-\u25a0 convict her. merce port week tof Ariel; \u25a0 -\u25a0:Captain Maino's at this for the last erated Trades Council, presided. He League at its last meeting. Port Frank The attorney for the accused at- by $5,791,- and, Miss Jennie ' sloop (formerly W. Wood's exceeds the. volume in 1905 made a few pertinent remarks Smith was In the chair. Many mem- OAKLAND, June 1906. Mlnnetonka tacked all the contentions of the prose- 920 to Imports and $2,515,452 in the among speakers, Mr. — tV Angela); G. J. McCormlck's sloop cution and contended that none '3f the' as other introduced bers have been assisted exports. Cornelius, very In the relief To. Our. Agents Thetis, & Rousseau's ;sloop Me- going, who made a impres- work done by the league. Members A. misunderstanding aris- Holm elements to;show that c crime Improvement is .sive address. In . serious has rope; the. yawl Rlpplo, -chartered by had been committed had beer, proved. noted In the demand want are asked to\report' the en regarding the attitude of a number r for hides, especially packer varieties, purpose president. to Daly and ;J. Lowe's yawl Arc- He told them that the of the The following officers were of the companies interested In the San others The contention of the defense Is that of which very large sales are recorded. '.. ;. ys'^ •;.>\u25a0• .;.. .; \u25a0\u0084::\u25a0 ;>;>; organization was not, to create trouble, chosen for turus, formerly owned by W. S. Grover MeVicar took his own life with car- -:..-n: the comlng.Uerm: Presi- Francisco losses, and Ideem It advis- Yacht Failures this week numbered 185 in you get genuine but. rather, to. prevent- it. United they dent. Miss. Minnie Andrews; you and enrolled in the Cor.nthlan bolic acid, notwithstanding the finding year Be sure that the first vice able to inform as to the position B. sloop Elsie, Harry the United States against 195 last •M-ould be an aggregation of strength president,- Eva Wolff; occupied by many them, Club; Time's of morphine in. his system by the against year withthe trade-mark onthe package. any second vice of and par- sloop Edith; big sloop Ivy, and 20 InCanada 29 a ago. "which company would nesitate to president. Mrs. Chrlstain6on; seqretary- ticularly, as. to that of.the Phenix. '.. Venn's the chemist.' The accused, though seem- Bradstreet's 'tomorrow will say: ' impose. upon. the of ...16, owned by C.'Kitterman Jr.; Walter, Mc- ingly worn out by the long trial, Directions for preparing more than He. said mission treasurer. Mr. Beran; recording secre- The terrible earthquake of April • McCarthy's shows Wholesale trade Is quieter in conso- the parent organization .was a mission tary, Mrs. Arnold; Carthy's sloop Nibble C. no sign of agitation excapt when her stage one hundred dainty dishes in our sergeant at, arms. which-wrecked and' damaged innumer- Flirt; Us, nance with the advanced of the of peace. organize to L. Starck; eloop the sloop Three of. mother is alluded to by her attorneys, business, except Choice Recipe Book, sent free on < Men better. their doorkeeper, J. E. Hooper; able buildings and their contents, de- Sutton; season and retail In condition. The vestibule, the air brake, trustees, Mr. stroyed city, owned by F. R. 'R. Stevenß* when «he weeps silently. Southwest, a temper request. .Arnold. .Mrs.. Danes and .the water mains of the formerly on the the reflects lower and better wages Soler; rendered., useless, , sloop Ruby, roll of The' case is expected go consuming rail- shorter hours and Miss parliamentarian, Mr...Ar-. and. the theretofore , Club;, Upton to. to the in great sections. The all the modern appliances of safety nold. effective Fire Department, was -fol- the Corinthian Yacht Jury tomorrow afternoon. ways are doing an unprecedented busi- Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. Installation of officers will take sloop Ollie, F. v Raymond's and convenience, «*e said, had been place next Monday night. Members are lowed by a conflagration unparalleled brothers' ' ness for this season of the year and the frtabluhed Dorchester, by. Many requested sloop Kathleen, W. Flnke's sloop El TUG freight moving " very 1780 Mass. \u25a0tougbtttOT the International. to make a note of this. as to area and property values in- S, COMPLETES PIFFICUL.T volume of is <3'{"her things Mr. told the \u25a0•• • Amico, Bruce Palmer's sloop Hazel heavy, gross earnings ..orneltus ' . volved. . TOW INHAWAIIANWATERS for the first half Highest Awards in men and wound up his speech by jj_ Isaac Hopper. company's policies do not cover W. F. Murthen's sloop Neptune and the exceeding a year ago by 12 per he A. president of the The ...... of June Af\j^\J fleet in- HONOLULU, saying: "Boys, the international wilt Employers/ lose or damage by earthquake and the sloop Siren. . The . of launches June 15.'^— Captain Ols- cent. . Europe and America £?«?; ?°/* Buildln* Trade ,"Jessen'B La Favorlta, the sen Spreckels easier, not stand for the 'short-arm' man. We; thinks he has discovered remedy injection of this new element into the cludes W. of the tug Fearless has Money is but collections tend prevent a to brothers' Restless, -Frank Piato- finished his •lon't- want that k'.nd of men, but we strikes. Mr. Hopper would question, as fire followed and com- Brown Just most difficult tow be- to slow up. Lumber of low grade shows Liberty, and jGoorge L. Berry sent in his resigna- jed in their language • He could friends and the public generally are Hottman at Kansas City. from. • on the con-.mittee and j advising them to obligatory oh the assured. the .Oakland Creek tars will be -the cordially invited to visit.us In our new ti'on executive refrain from participation In pres-' elect to avail himself of it or await an ,during -Independence day quarters, tho same was accepted. the cruise the 839-851 Mission street," be- ent sailor trouble• on -the water front' adjustment which naturally would be holidays. . . : . • : V. • tween Fourth and Fifth. »-• •, Loses His Life Saving Money. ijas proprie- • \u25a0 "It announced that the \u0084 .« long .many \u25a0 . at and tedious because of the Though there, has been no formal CINCINNATI. June 22.—William H. tor •of the non-union dance hall At the last meeting complications arising from the Suicide In •'^'venty-sccond had of -Cooks' Union '.dlffl- opening of the -season at the '.Valen- Commits Store. Moreland, father of Jockey Thomas and Mission streets No. 44 two candidates iculty separating losses for which clubhouse, SHIBATA obligated. of Island several of \u25a0 s:prr.;fied & willingness to conform to jMuch were tines the SACRAMENTO. June 22.—George Is- Moreland. died during the night from important business was trans- companies were liable from those ex- yachtsmen : enjoyed iey, department Sunday - Corinthian have : a clerk in the store of burns received on while try- union conditions. acted The cooks itre empted^ia.the. policy contract, Fillmore St. Cor. Clay Professor Whitney of the Unjver- j all getting a because cruises to-.Vallejo, Marin Islands, the Welnstock. Lubin'& Co.. and a popu- Ing to rescue some money recently sent day -off in seven and all of the many.', varying forms of. policy' upper bay and, channel, \u25a0 members are ST. sjty of California was given the. priv- working. in the Among lar young: roan in the, city,-committed home by the Jockey to pay off a mort- FORMERLY 917 MARKET J The election for contracts and the loss of essential rec- boats that- been under sail gage. iJejp. o,f the ffoor^ h« .claiming- that he'j ensuing ofHcers for" the. have suicide late this afternoon in the store Mrs. Moreland is In the hospital the by .companies \u25a0 term will take place ords, both .the " and the are, Jennings' sloop by-shooting. "\u25a0 until 9 p. froni _the at • June J ex-Commodore ;-T. and it is feared that she may die. Open m. "ckzse crederitlaled -Chamber. 2a headquarters. assured,-. \u25a0, \V,, „._'.", professor Polls -will open at -..' . :%V :.'/*.- "..'.'. Speedwell; Fulton G. Berry's . sloop f^,,CQmpxeiy*L _Xhe , stated j£a. m. and r ,The • many ijfie aiming get I close at 9 ppr. m. The elec- proposition appealed, to . *.ixie. in charge of W. R. Wright and that chamber was to all tion board consists folowlng- . apd bankers, tb<3 possible -on conditions of the business men who saw In H; Anderson; W. Sharpe's sloop Har- data the Frank Holt. Charles Selnmert, means prompt 'disposal of upoa the various insurance com- | H. Fahr- it .the. for. poon. W.- F. Murthen's sloop Neptune,' wiiivh endeavoring man. Peter Holmes and T. Marshall..' these claims on a cash basis and which, sloops Meteor; panics were, to settle with j One of - the Dixie and Josle. The The idea was to the most honored members of meant much to the policy-holders fn sloop Josie in, owned by George their policy-holders. j the union is Francisco. ..plan, I bearing on the con- i Retnhard V/reden. Hei San This tentative Walker and Charles' Grant, A. Hirsch compile statistics has the distinction of having however, ap- \u25a0Genesta and E. Fi . . at Kahn & Co.'s. 215 street. He whom saw in Its opposition an oppor- Edna, ri* furnished every one to be filled out j will resume Pine. Sagar's sloop the Short broth- of each work at the old stand as tunity to secure -.a certain amount of ers'' sloop Emma and David and from these the exact status j soon as the place Is 'nothing Abecanis' company could be determined. Profes- rebuilt. Mr. Wr.e- advertising, and has been left new 'sloop Yankee, built by Frank J. J;den is a stanch union man. and undone iifthat direction. Ibelieve this DESIRABLE LOCATIONS Whitney. -claimed that the project; long stay his Stone at his' Harbor View yard, are si>r. in one place stamps him a plan offered needed relief to a stricken ? .had the sanction of.the State Insurance master also in commission. The^ Yankee 15 53 com- of his art. community, and if generally adopted over on line, Commissioner. The report when The cooks working provided feet all. 86 feet' the water given to the public. for Desmond & would have the funds for im- with 15 feet beam and 5 feet pleted, willbe Shattuck are getting conditions, much 3 inches MOVE JUNE 25th TO •\u25a0 -delpgates from Butchers' Union union mediate restoration of of the draught. She is strongly Th.c but as yet the flrm has destroyed. apparently built and is ji'o reported that trade was brisk made no union property It has expected to show great speed. On her ... BUSINESS DISTRICT... Xo. terms with the members of other crafts not' secured sufficient indorsement to . THEIR NEW BUILDING a-r.d many of the members were finding employed. trial trip | the Yankee up . - render effective, will stood well work. - it and the Phenix under sail and handled easily. her VtV'. corner Stk 4Folsom ats.j S3s No. 44 was fortunate In not losing proceed in the adjustment of its own If «a Thft Cloakmakers announced a boy- any Its owner can get racing sails he will 160. firm of Citron of records In the great fire. losses, giving to each the careful in- cott against the & Through the energetic imperative by enter heritor the annualxegatta of the XW. corner Sib and Clementina; 7Sx action of its vestigation made rea- Association, Bright. secretary. Anton the presence of a new Pacific Interclub Yacht . f.-.-J Delegate O'Neill offered a resolution Balslow. a large son of and ex- will place on Monday, Sepr fillmoreand W*V amount which take SW. Corner Sacramento Sts. of the funds traordinary condition, necessarily corner S til «n«J Clementina; OO of eight from the of the local was and Macdonough. IW. that a committee saved, and he and P;esldent Charles calling for closest scrutiny. We owe tember 10. J. M. though x7B. ' Council attend the funeral of Andrew he suffered heavy losses in the fire, will on Fleisehmann were able to establish this to the company and its stockhold- line Sacramento, bet. Mont- K*-lln*r, the sailor who was killed good headquarters every- present the Macdonough trophies as .South bay. same was as early after the ers, as well as policy-holders %;>v And to Downtown Office Soon CMBM7 and Saaiomei 25x80. the launch in the The great calamity as April where; you your usual. 22.. Thus the to and patrons who y«rth Jaekaon, bet. Dnpont and carried. union was kept today depending having Building Use from Cooks' Union -No, intact and is as are on reliable In- %*'-. As Is Completed. :: : Stockton; 34x137 »6 The delegates strong as jever. for protection against legiti- AUDITOR WILI. NOT HONOR 4 4 stated that union conditions had surance yw. Bnih lad Mi.i«a| 45x100. it*!, from the mate loss, and to the world. ANY SALARY ASSIGNMENTS corner been conceded to members Allmembers of Tile carry &• Deemond, A case | Setters' Helper*' But the Phenix will out the orig- And many otker choice holdings te all iirm of Phattuck- Lnlon No. are urgently proposition pay yesterday parts the city. a member of 46 asked to at* inal and at once In Auditor Horton issued a of ' ' was reported in which I-tend tonight's meeting money '— : meat | at 1723 Laguna cash any claim for which It Is legally circular .letter to the sharks Agents. '. I the union refused to handle which street, making Real Estate **•. k \u25a0. I particular* apply to and he threatened near. Butter. Business which liable on the basis of a reasonable com- about town who have been a * * City Agente .For full ||g was diseased .was (vitallyj affects every member will promise. If desired, to avoid the delay business of lending money on the sal- b m 5 dismissal if -he*refused to cook brought up, be government Rents Collected. A . » n \u25a0with will and no member should ab- Incident to. adjustment on account of aries of .employes, rThe -,„•,. •-> \u25a0•\u25a0- \u25a0'\u25a0.j.v-a Aetna Insurance Co. the decayed meat.^'This matter sent himself. Auditor; proper authorities for • • complications involved. ls furious at the constant and Collecting Insurance Losses c^p^ be given to the .- . • The Phenix Insurance Company unseemly Intrusion of these sharks and ' n^ te s^ie G.H. UMBSEN & GO. investigation. The last meeting that LoMea In Full. stated that of Waitresses' Union needs no champion to defend its name' declares - after the month' of. :the a ESTATE The Milk Wagon Drivers No. 48 was to order, by before the people of this Its not recognize any such REAL ditnculty with the Bay State Dairy called W E country. June he will' . the Home, first vice president \u25a0 - \u25a0 of the record of fifty-three. years' operations claims...... had been adjusted. . national body. Inter*' \u25a0 entirely wrong," - FILLMORE- • ' - STREET discharge \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; reported for Typo- Permanent hdidquar- and honorable of obligations "It.is said the Au- 905 L- \u25a0 \u25a0 Delegate Tracy |j ters have been conflagrations yesterday.; "Every J In the secured at 431 Ivy ave- in all of the great since ditor decision: in graphical Union that conditions nue Hereafter •Supreme of English- might With the meetings will Its organisation will be fully main* the Courts the craft are not as bad as be. held at neadquarters on Monday be. will speaking world holds that the unearned membership before the n>o of D2l, afteri talnod. It be —found in this in- a noons. -At the next meeting stance as heretofore fair and upright salary of a public official Is unassign- number had now fallen to 600. nomina- able, any assignment void, Compressed tte . tions will be concluded. in \u25a0 its- dealings with claimants, and and Buch Is The Air Most of these are employed. The job • • • ;: equity, particularly . prompt and thorough in meeting its both in law and: ias • being branch of the business was Members of th« Sheet liability; against public policy. -, for men which Metal Workers' legitimate a. position which active* There were calls Lftlon are in such demand that many commend Itas it has In past J'The ,assignment ,of these demands II he to fill, and in some in- of them will the ii Machinery Co. was unable receiving wprked great hardship MEAT are wages a of REDUCE YOUR BILLS 25°0 above to the consideration of honorable m«n. has deal stances wages were paid above the ; the - * Are now on Jessie and Ecker union scale. Contractors are gladly ". -Yours very.truly, - . - r .-...\u25a0 \u25a0 on the administration of affairs .in this located scale. Vne newspaper branch was dull. paying $5 a day Attempts have BUY YOUR MEAT FROM THE at?., betwetn Market and Mission and $25."00 for competent men. j.;; ,' J- H. LENEHANV i office. been made .at First and Second sts. So far the onion had received The union disclaims all responsibility General Agent. various times to make me the cillect^ for relief purposes. for the raise and claims ing.agent of these 'brokers who hold reported conditions that the men The Shoe Clerks are getting the -addition on their own Yhe subject of a universal label for the the' assignments, while numerous of th« growing , \u25a0 good. There was a demand for; merits. . city employes demanded that Ishould clerks. Some proprietors were trying • * •' various international unions was taken CLOVERMEATMARKET . stand by them and assist In fleecing away the up.-' President Oompers was authorized HATTEROTH to break from « o'clock clos- The Journeymen Butchers' protective the brokers. , proposition, but generally speaking and to sound the attitude of the unions difficulty TO-DAY'S SPECIALS ing Benevolent Association Xo. 1 meets and to report- the result to the execu- ..*'-'Much, has also been caused SURGICAL HOUSE the situation -was good; .-. every Wednesday evening at 432 by the presentation of assignments Aj&x tailors Stan- tive council for action at the,. next gen- * iAM8.. 5c Ib SPRING Ib Street, . Ueleg&te reported the to yan street. At the last meeting with questionable asignatures." SHOULDERS OF ..... FOREQUARTERS lAMB..7ic 1938 Eddj Sao Francisco flourishing. ..He desired all to ask the fol- eral convention. , . .S » copy BRANCH OFFICE, be lowlnsr nominations were made* For The council. . .. Following Is a of the letter. the PRIME CORN 8EEF. 5c Ib HINDQUARTERS SPRING lAMB. Ib OAKLAND label when buying clothes. Prepident. Allspaugh; executive discussed -the sent to ...... 12*c 91 Bae«a Block, 12th •\u25a0< Wubtaetra. for.the . Frank vice pres- political programmes already inaugu? Auditor has the brokers: - A LAROB ASSORTMENT OF The union Jewelry Workers now idents, Herman Schneider and are VttlSTEW! t ....:.. . .. 8c Ib PRIME ROAST BEEF,KM....8c Ib seventy-one, Andrei rated and President Oompers. Vice '-\u25a0\u25a0: Dear Sir: You notified that com- SUPPLIES'**' • NOW ON* HAND. . \u25a0 • • • at .the Schnucker; number but -next recording secretary. BenjaM .tjuncan. (Treasurer. mencing.the 30th day of July, 1906, and VEAL, Rolled; •\u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0••\u25a0\u25a0 meeting about thirty members will be mln Davis; flnitnclal' secretary, President and Len» thereafter, this office will BRttST OF VEAL. r .lOcJb ROAST 12*cIb ' A. Mc- appointed refuse to ac- ...... non were . . ': Creadle; treasurer. Benjamin a committee to cept or ;honor any and all assignments initiated.. ihat all Oswold' report their . views .to the executive payable treasury The Iron molders . stated conductor. William Herting; .sergeant the.., of demands out of the working by end arms, council. . and to keep : workmen, of city and --county of ;San Franciu- m«nb^rs would be the at Thomas Broganf" Inside guard of the salaries, J. the country and th«lr frlends-r acquaint- co.! fot wages or compensation of the month. Hock: outside guard,— Joseph^lsaacs; ed with the political -movement. .•.•!•_\u25a0«..'\u25a0.'•\u25a0 of deputies, .clerks, assistants, laborers BAUMQAJRTEN BROS. PAINTS, OILS, and «ea*e r»f Gas Workers' BRUSHES GLASS The wape the board of directors J. M. Pachtner or employes In any office or department Bd Assorted stock —Low prices Union wai» Indorsed. , There was prac- John W. Danz. Charles ! municipal- government 2019-2021 FILLMORE ST. . the former Welsshe!rher Gibbon* .9nlt ImIDinmlfaaed. of the • of^the |T B^aS^ J) tical^" "no change from Charles Mllly. Frank Krauer and city and county .of% San Francisco. JV. NASON & CO.'S : Charles, Catolr; labor secretary, IDENVER. Colo., June ?2.—Judge After said date each and every- proper^ I?. scale. Martin R. ly 1 Potrero ay*,a v*, 13th \ and I"tah sts. wa«« decided by the council that Jaeger. E.- Lewis;.ln the United Btates District indorsed demand willbe delivered in "\u25a0 Special H • • • ' 1 or otheremploye Tel«phon« lit unions needing assistance must re- \u25a0*••.• » Court, today dismissed the stilt of person to suchofneer Take Bth-sL or Fillmore and Hth-st, air Gibbon, " entitled theretp, immediately-after said ' > ' port f>efore 'July 15. The election of officers for Gas and Michael former Police Magis- demand is ready, for such delivery. . ,-..J':,-..- . ..'.... cars. .... -;\- Michael Casey again complained of Electric Fixture Hangers' Unfon trate of Victor,;Colo., for. $30,000' dam- throughout the No. ages being laid 404 will take place at against the military, commission ' the track* 860 McAllister \u25a0 1 ; \u25a0 YOSBSHITK VALLEY. city by the railroad* and- he said many street June 26. A' fine of $2 wjlj- appointed \u25a0• by Sherman M.'•"-.Bell, ;adJuL IX>2>T Certificates. ChecLd. Kecelats. be ' Washington . le Paper impasse of;Lading of the OK#oughfares were now' placed -against any who'fails tant general ofIthe Colorado National Providence Insurance" Co. Bills and Neso tiab 1 member The ' and tho w ' for trucks and drays* The' law to attend. > Guard.to Investigate the cases pris- Via the SuntnF* » Railway. ot every description replaced by 'a nt>!e of \u25a0 V " - 'Legislative was- ordered oners, who were The comfortable way. The easiest Bond of . The Metropolitan Surety aai committee 'thrown 'lnto the "bull- way: »Only.-,528.60 for > t : 'to take this matter up and bring In a A temporary restraining order has pen" during the labor war 0f.m04 :ln the.-round trip. Company of New York. Contract. Ju- • ; The .Camps, and the Hotel In- the Valley •y Fidelity JUDSON Friday night." by Judge Cripple; Creek •mining; fates, ANNOUNCES- dicial and Bonds. report nent been Issued Anderson* of'tho th« district.' are-.making.; low ; v. Th,6' Immense Manager. 10, Ferry Tiie hail committee stated that plans Indianapolis Federal against 'Gibbon accused 'the'- defendants of of snow;.which- ,has " BEUSIE. Room 'Court amount fallen; in Buildlnj- D. W. CARMICHAEL. CO«. had Kuftmitticd to a building in- Lodge went conspiracy^' to compel; him' ttt'resign \u25a0 |during the past be>n Machinists' No. 161/ which his the mountains melting, months 100.'"'''Gkn. iotenw. Urns otimwi #«. ene'ctoY'-ixho would report on' them by on strike for Increased wages. The office and of false arrest and -lrhprls^- Is now nlowly fillingthe many THE REMOVAL OF ITS ' ' •- • \u25a0' , \; X^ \u25a0 Monday. Tho largest hall In the pro- was granted request \u25a0; : ; - \u25a0>:.'\u25a0\u25a0 , "y -. -v •; reservdlrs.v and- water ways, so that 'order oh the of onment. I*faljs-are1*faljs-are .««* • simply^ magrniflcent. TEMPORARY TO posed building' xvill seat COO. There- the Pop* Motor Car Company. The 6r» the again/; roads are OFFICES PROPOSALS. meeting halls. Denonncew -the jPrnaecution of Moyer. Then the - the, in excellent- will be"niirn*••\u25a0\u0084: r>' .'\u25a0.•;.* ,'v ';.•-- • -*". til 11 a. July'2,:l»o«, and was Wednesday - v . O'clock m.. de; ers' Union No. 30 .neld tional Association of 'Machinists, wil} the murder of -former Governor Steu-" 'FeV-Ferrf*BuUdlng. .Ban Francisco,* thlnkltproper. to say that -notwithstanding:, difficulties, opened; for furnlshlnjc and \u25a0 for We' the lnher- then- ' committee, re- attorney for r '\u25a0',:<:\u25a0\u25a0 ;/';'7. -; ,\u25a0'\u25a0 ;•;.; • • -. liverlng 2,050.000 lumber, arternoon. The relief act as the^ defendants. nenberg.-'- '. '\- "\u25a0'"."' full.particulars., . . : ent In the ultuatlon, and. without regard to the action of our friends in the * feet for -\u25a0' — - • shipment .Philippine. expended $1619 to aid1 :' • : A- : !- business.; that during-alliOf this: time -we.Miave -been carrying out the to the Islands. portea.'.hi-'ylnk • ' ; memb§rs vi-ho suffered by the fire. Ad- Denied Adnai«Mlon' to Frdernt lon. •\u25a0 Firmcn Murdered by Insane Man. spirit jofjwhat. Is now Known as the NEW- YORK AGREEMENT, to which 'The United States reserr.es the rlsht EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ADJOUR.VS. - subscribe, \u25a0 ahy>o? were made as • all have "now;seen -fit'to v >:•-.. •'-, »- to accept or;reject all propo- ditional nominations fol-' 'DENVER;;* Juhol32.~By* a.'unanimous : CQjfIDELL'; Okla:^ June :22.—James CONTRARY, sals, or any part thereof. Blanks for president, C. D. Laugh- ; . , \u25a0--\u25a0.'.•\u25a0-•-\u25a0\u25a0NOTWITHSTANDING^PUBLISHED .REPORTS TO THE Iowb: For vice Governing Body of Federa- vote the executive :board tof the iWest- Loc^o -and' John' \u25a0•Wallace,; prominent THISiCOMPANY-HASiCOMPLIED WITH ALL - proposals and fullInformation can be veil; and re- 'American. 1 ' THE LAWS 'OF THIS lin and A. J. Si financial tion of Labor Conclude* Its Work. [',' efn Federation^ of.' Miners; has > tnrned farmers, "\u25a0?; "„'; to b« .WASHINGTON, T thV'road . '-.;,:---- •,>,^.:-.--- 1 Indorsed, ; = June 23.—-The ;.\u25a0: !.-;:.-;--:--r;v-.;-.v;:-,- i j.uVi'-'.u J.; "Proposal Lumber, business 'agent. W.C Davis; treasurer, execu- of hoe".t6day.'r>Thevman.; who<>\u25a0 lsfalleged; to I:':.-- Vi'-'. =\u0084- P.'-D. CURTIS,. Manager. for No* the, Ohloan^ llHholi.'*afnlJatetl^wUh-fthe * \u25a0-);\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 FRANKrC. STURTEVANT, General Adjuster. ; ;, 5917, to be opened July t..1»0«.7.C. A. Fred JEmery and ueorgevConley; mem- tive council. of American Federa- UnitediMine*;