The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 24, 1903, Page 4

P “ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATUKDAY, JANUARY 24, 1903. FOR SCOFFING WORDS IN ASSEMBLY "oy (ane £ | FIX WAGE SEALE| N FACTORY FIRE WITH APPRDVAL Who Make State Insti- crease on a Run-of- | ple Them to Death | House Adop@s Anti- tutions Supply Pri- Mine Basis. 5‘ on Stairway. | Trust Bill vate Home Lux- | | R ury. | Law May Curb the Officials GAN Will - Demand an In-iFellow Employes 'f[‘ra,m-fJudiciarY Committee of | AL ROUTE Proposed Treaty Gives|There Will Be No Receding | Several Others Are Injured | Democratic Members Re- ment. % This Sum to the Co- From Schedule Arranged by Jumping From the | serve the Right to Pro- T | lombians. by the Committee. Outside Escapes. | pose Amendments. Bl el The commit- WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 mittee of the House t Annuity of a Quarter of a|, NOUNAPOLIS Jan = | Million to Be Paid fea, i execy ] completed Hereafter. .~.~.n.'. and to-night | e e dve i The mine-w to demand an incr Lease Is Made Practically Perpetual and Gives United States Exclusive Rights. e L WASHINGTON, Jan between the United Sta of Colombia, w ¥ by Secretary Ha WIZARD MARCONI TELLS OF RECENT EXPERIMENTS ACCEPTS A POSITION WITH SOUTHERN PACIFIC Frank J. Bramhall Resigns From the Michigan Central Railroad to ; Here. 'RETAILED FROM MILL TO MAN | sess s i 5 - LOBBYISTS IN DANGER. = Pt N SRS UANGE. I AW Law Is Proposed to Compel Them to Work Openly. QUA ADVERTISEMENTS. REMARKABLE SUCCESS | == : Of a New Catarrh Cure. JOY FOR Dl'(.'k ] HUNTERS. Legislature Will Advance the Opcn Doors open at8 A. M. ¢ Clothing for man, boy or child, retailed direct, One suit or one hundred suits, price per suit the same. & & & Remember, we're in the wholesale district, two blocks from Market. East side of Sansome. ¢ o8 2 Save a dollar a minute by walking two blocks BROWN BROS & CO WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS _Ketailiy direct to YOU 121-123 SANSOME ST. NEAR FINE WAR BILL IS DEFERRED. se of Semate Will MAY MOVE STATE LIBRARY. Effort Will Be Made to Transfer It to the University. i A 2 CANP NEEDS MORE VOTES HEADQUAR Jan ! Bailroads Settle Their Troubles Assemblvman Y ° CHICAGO, Jan 3 —The railroads in| = Immizration BureanK have | roudle over the withdrawal | { the Rock Isiand for co-operation as to | fornia. New Mexico, Arizons amd | t western business. it having been de- =i come cided that the road may retain its com- Probably go over untll | mection with the dureau and participate - ticns of the junketers in business through other Western gate- iy Imjuricus dreg ‘lmm e 4 wars, and that at El Paso alse.