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NEWS OF THE
LABOR WORLD
O. M. BOYLE
\u25a0 TVhen the Labor Council meets, this
rventng; the newly elected president,
George W, Bell, will assume • office.
Bell defeated A.. J. Gallagher for : the
office in a. spirited contest last week,
and enters upon his arduous duties
with the best-wishes 'of everybody
in \u25a0 the labor movement, his \u25a0 opponent
amongrthe rest. Bell is the business
agent of Gas Workers' Union No.
t»S4I. and has been identified with that
organization almost from Its incep
tion. In addition to being business
atent. he has filled the positions of
trustee and member of the executive
committee. Besides this, he represents
the District Council of Gas Workers.
Bell has. been a delegate to the Labor
Council for: the last four years, dur
ing which time he has been vice pres
ident/or one term, a member of the
executive r committee for two years,
-and .was also .a member of the build-
Ing- committee which gave to the trade
unionists of the city the magnificent
temple on Fourteenth street, near Mis
sion. Before coming to Pan Francisco
Bell was* in- the gas business in San
Jose. He also spent several years
prospecting In Alaska and the North
western Territory.: Six months ago
he ran a. very close race for the pres
idency of the: council with W. R. Hag
*rt>%'!he retiring president.:
-'.•-\u25a0:\u25a0" '•"\u25a0. :•'"-.:. .'-:\u25a0•"• \u25a0;• • '-*\u25a0'.:\u25a0\u25a0 ":.-"• •'-";\u25a0 - ?
President Richard Cornelius ; and
Secretary James H. Bowling of Car
men's ; Union -No. 205 have issued the
following statement , to th^.; public: .
-'•\u25a0 - Since: th*' lire of last April tW r^nneti of this
..city fa«T« bP«a .worked to th* ilm<c of human
•\u25a0I'.'iurancf-. Xliere nevtr lias freen » time whea
\u25a0'.- - a; body of men were called ujkib to undergo eucU
. ftrees and . strain tor , such a l«>nxtli «f . lime as
• the carmen «f this city bare tM-wi.oaJW. upon to
undergo. We fe*l assured tli»i tlils *.r«tera«-nt
•'\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0.' •rjli toe : borne out V by the thinking : public, wlm
• Urc to use the sti-eet -earn. ; 1-Toia th« time the
\u25a0 platform men go on duty at 4 :3i> or 5 o'clock in
. .Ihe morning- until they get jfcsrojyrii at »I»rlit it
.-•lt- a constant etnigjie 'to handle, tiie enormous .'
that rld« oa their rars. :. The piatfonn
: •'•'• men are in no way res;»onsfl>lo f'yihf shortage
• of car»» which causes pTercro^vCins; delays, i-tr.
Tfceir duty is to cperate- Ui.c •\u25a0Bn> aud. collect:
far« from all paeseuge.i*,' *;i<l uuless they. Co
..-this the raUTosd conipaiKos -.<n ill y.-totlicr tnoa
who : will. \u25a0.':\u25a0 That bvSnj: so.ti^y- stionld' not . be
t>*l<l responsible by the ..public for suinething orer.
> which yAey.-liate no i-uuinil, nor \u25a0 stnulil . thoir.
\u25a0\u25a0' burdens be added t<» by, their. ltsvliig to nglitin
\u25a0order to do their duty to th^rr *mj!iot-er?. -.Tlhtu.
. :*eems t<* be a- sentiment ajnottc a ..great, mauy
\u25a0 : jiiviple i tat the carmen are rejT»<>!i!iil>!e for' all
: .*iritcning bapk,- but /we • deny. . rhat . t=och .is the
\u25a0 :'. rttif^ There lias been some '«rf- this 'done by
\u25a0 . Krcne of the saen without :«nlers,: br.t titie tim<>s
. <mt of. ten.it tag b«"a -dunie-.fo .enable them . ••»
'\u25a0 l«8Te work i.s near their rcpulsf time us possi
ble, <or to pot .their tn«f*ls>.«pr.: the: carmwiUayc
(ii.ftt Rometlme?,- although sljice'. tfce.. lire \u25a0 ttpy
\u25a0 bare hud .to pet tbrtr meais ."a . t"i:o fir; Or. p>
'•: 'w.lUiout,:- and it Is oeldora that \u25a0tli»-y ; "et them
r ':mi.time nt nipbt. The Carmen's I'nion; asks of
: . ha fellow- -unionists aud the: public geueraily ; th:vt
tbey gire its: members ..I1»e HOO*: cousiclerat lon
I In. the fwrfonnance; <.if:thjeir duliPi 1 ti> ; . .their _*&-.-'
' f>lort-T* That . St[ «ccor»le<t \u25a0 otier . pfopl.«v end :th<?
<"arroen> Union as an <>r«tahizatl«>H will ereiF.T'O.
'. '-' '.mjndftii of : Its duty'.tolh* public, as well, as lo
'•: its employer*.-- ["\u25a0\u25a0'.;\u25a0':\u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0 \u25a0..\u25a0;\u25a0-: : •\u0084\u25a0-\u25a0•• v.- = . '\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 % ?\u25a0:'
...V. WaitersV Union No.^ 30: lield a v'eU
\u25a0 a tt<p.n(ipd. meeting- in ; ; Its , h^auquartc-rs,
11^.5 i.Fco.tt: ; street, last Wednesday iiight;
President M. P. i^cptt In th« chair. I?t{,i
. t*»en candidates were. Initiated^and ' in
.'*iructei» by the. president. Trt- 1 basiness
..Jig-ents.' .fealarles, .. owinsro<of;".t.li«' f-xces
i=Sve cbft of livingend high rents, were
raised from f.25 to $30 per week. each.:
T^e salaries. -of the recb ruing spcretary
and the financial secretary \vere "also
raised from;<2lto f?2,r.0 per \vrek. The
local has decided to '-hold an annual out
ing and f amily. reunion: Tiie following;
•^mmittee. was; appointed jto make- all
the necessary arrangPmentPiO. W, Ma-
SUire, J- P; Coughlan, Jy McWitliams.
Joseph . Gastbn. TpT»e>r- Giester,^ Thornas
:'-*ra"lbot;VA. :'-'Seyiile" -.afld !*W-; T^'Jffferi&S
the ; repbrt received ; (torn- the
physician; Dr..; Goodale; . was:. • (hatvv all
Fick members were fast 3mprpvin|g. The
..business agents' report f» were: approved.
•>;J; D- Kirkpatrick- took office ::a»:: :a»: presl-.;
V" -dent ahd A. C. Beck' 'beci'mle ' recording
eecretary^ This latter offl^e !wa« -.ithpl>
lißhed Just after -the. earthquake ahd
'Beck is the- first one. to. be: ejected to
•It since then* : The Tejirmg president,
;i II; P.. Scott. leaves office -with the best
wishes of all' member* bf the; union. lie
\u25a0 ;;i»; ;i» .-regarded not bht> hi': his union but
;*mbng: trades uhioriists -thrbu^hout \u25a0'. the
; city as one of theishjntng lights of the
\u25a0 labor movement, ".-.' vTh'e-:-! enviaMe pbsi-i
11 1 16n which. No. 30 holds ;: in the labor
I field ; is '"in no small- rneasure-. due- to :the
'.. Vminent services Pcoit:... ..It .ls:;**?
: li«ved. the local wUI T»ribve to its new,
not later / tliari the middle
of March. They w;M be located -oh Eddy
street; near. La rkinv : ; ': r>;' ; '-."";:'•\u25a0••\u25a0"\u25a0 '••\u25a0//•\u25a0 -.
:'\u25a0- '.'--*\u25a0': .:.\'-- *\u25a0.\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0:•\u25a0\u25a0--:• :'\u25a0•' •'\u25a0*.': \u25a0'\u25a0' .'\. '•'\u25a0'- ':\u25a0' \u25a0''.
; ; E.'. A., ErJckfepn presided -:at:.-.the last
pf Sailors' Unlbn of the Pacific.
Shipping : was reported: gbbd \; by. the
'jpecretary. -The "three rhembers. '.; who
'were aboard the. schooner . Kndeavbr
\u25a0when che foandered.Vwe're \granted the.
usual . benefits. The:^agents up and
;<jpwn the coast report, that shipping Is
-,' good, bur. men. scarce. : Many': members
: -£ttended.the: Wednesday night. lectures.'
'Good speakers are always- provided and
!all.are well repaid for attending. These
; popular lectures wijt be kept up for
sotne -time. - ' - : \u25a0' . ;. -. - : -. '. '. -.\u25a0. \u25a0 .\u25a0'.. \u25a0;\u25a0;.' '.-:\u25a0 •
There are at present 800 slioe fac
tories in the United States using the
! union stamp, according to' a. reportre
ic'ently Issued. These factories %i\e. em
ployment to over. 4.0,000 union workers^
• - \u25a0• -.'\u25a0 .-• \u25a0 \u25a0*--.'.-.-;\u25a0.-':' - : - . ..
.The Grass Valley Clerks* Association
has decided to affiliate with the Nevada
'County Labor Council; The association
la reported to be in a prosperous condi
tion. At its last meeting it elected .the
.following officers: President, D. S. Col
lins; vice president; W.J. Argall; *ecre
tary,. Miss Jennie. Curnow; treasurer,
Anthony Hicks; marshal, Bert Chegwld
den: trustees, Fred Morgan, Ed Nathan
and Richard Wedlock. The local will
(hold Us meetings hereafter in Sanctu
ary Hall on Friday nights. The dele
pates to represent the union in.the cen
tral body are W. J. Argall, D. S. Col
lins and Edward Nathan. ' "^
That the..lowering of . wages goes
hand in' hand -with the' ppen shop was
ajerain made manifest .when: the man
ager of th-e-.tln mill .company. of Green
Castle, Ind.. announced that the mills
would be run. on the open shop prin
ciple. . .The n<ext week the wages' of ithe
employes- \u25a0were cut 20 percent. :: . \u25a0'.;'•'
\u25a0" '• -. "'•\u25a0 ' \u25a0 •.- ' . ••\u25a0 . '. : : ' \u25a0 -.
• Vice -President" William N. Etattersby
held' the gavel,. at. the. last meeting of
Bar tenders'. Union : .No. 41. -Four candi
dates were* obligated", and several, ap
plications for membership are awaiting
action., -The local donated $25 to the
family of a deceased" member.' A va
cancy occurring, in the. executive- board,
\u25a0Jc Zlmmermann was ' chosen. •" The an
nual outing and family reunion." will be
held this year at .Shell Mound Park
the first Sunday in' April. An ener.-
\s:etlc committee has -been "appointed,
Wnd the* outing promises to surpass. any
Jht It* predecessors. 'Business Agent
Ferris reported many houses signing
and- prospects bright for. the new; year.
= \u25a0 \u0084 - • • •
Charles Deacon, superintendent of. the
Union! .Printers' Home in Colorado
•Ppring«f has- been spending a vacation
iln 'Calirbrnla. . He^spejjt some- time in
the southern ; part of the State, and Is
at present the guest of President Tracy
of Typographical Union No. 21. His stay
In' this city will be short. :
A new. employing printers' associa
tion : has [ been recently formed, the
members of which promise to employ
none but members of the International
Typographical Union. It is rapidly
taking the place of the United Typothe
tae and it is predicted will shortly be
in every large city in the country. Cir
culars have been sent to all employing
printers in the United States and Can
ada asking them to affiliate, and the
responses are reported to be very en
couraging. It Is planned to hold a con
vention soon. \u25a0'
\u25a0 •-.\u25a0• •
Judge J. Otis Humphrey in the United
States court in: Springfield, Illi, ".-has or
dered a perpetual injunction against
the officials of the United Mine Work
ers of Illinois upon application of the
Ziegler Coal Company. The . order of
the court restrains the union miners
from interfering in any way with
workmen employed in the. Letter mines.
The original petition was filed over a
year ago. -.;. " ' - . *. •"=
• • . •
The Vallejo Trades and Labor Coun
cil at Its last meeting elected the fol
lowing officers: President, John Dav
idson; vice president, W. G. Ross; sec
retary-treasurer, D. H. Leavitt; statis
tician;. Richard Caverly; trustees, .John
Maroney. L. B. . Leavitt and. W.H.
Green; executive and organizing com-,
mittee. C. ; : 'Ai"; Fitzgerald. v\\ G» Ross,
George Cassady, .Thomas: Byrnes, p.. M.
Fyf £.. and John' Jason; law and/legisla
tive' committee,'. Jbhri : :Ribrdan;'-' J..-- B.
Pale,- D. H. Leavitt, F, ;; J T ;; Ghrlstensoh
and Fred Smith; :jurijbii label . commit
tee,'James-Breen,-Japies .Lynne-and'.G..
Jtussell.; -.'.'-'." '.'\u25a0\u25a0Y: -I : -'~-~f?:. i./'f -.\u25a0-••.•; :.' ; '\u25a0:.'-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0£'.'<:"+\u25a0
\. :\u25a0;\u25a0:'. -.;\u25a0; :• "•' '•* . * -\u25a0 '; >: : v.::k ; '-!"- •\u25a0•'
;\u25a0•\u25a0;\u25a0;. The, largest strike-- In !; the history ".of
the Republic: . of Mexfjc.Q ' ha.s ; just; ibeen
won '. by:; .the"': striiceirs;
thbus4'hd..:.vtie«lle;;pp'ieratiye's : -. : .as^fe4"' ; ifor.'
slioWer-hfiurspd-mftrepaj' and were
re^used.^ , ?Tews- has: cjjme. ;that /tlia'de-^
mands -have all 'been;..;. "^cqricfe'ded.yia'nd'.
miich rejolcihg : was Indulged Jn; ; over
the yictpi-iv. .Organized' labor, mi. Mexico
will receive more: respectful treattnerit
hereafter,'- : .". - r :.V[^:.:-: '\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 - : -: ;'!v^:-" "
-.' ;\u25a0"• \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0- "'\u25a0• '\u25a0\u25a0 '•\u25a0\u25a0 "-..'• • :..\u25a0:+'- \u25a0\u25a0 :'\u25a0\u2666 \'y : : *'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0?•' .-!"./_ "-\u25a0'; ; ;/ s" -/ •\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0•
; President H;;:E r :^hite^ahdJSe^retary :
Charles iJslfferdlng;of:tiie;Contra ! 'Gosta
Lalwr^''c^xincil,:^th.e'.'.''oi>y;^fiitDS- body.- of
aH: trades uniphs\in : that;:*OuntyV; have
Opened ; headquarter? ": * n : f^^: ; Annette
building on : : Mlacdpn^l^d ay entie, . Point
Richmohd. ' They .haVe leased; quarters
on :the" seppndv floor iand :caTi..;be- : : f ound
there daily. ; The. iabpr.. unions: of Point
; "gro*n"'sp:; fast .lately,
tha y it *as ; found- . in eces.s'ary-:; . t o . open
headquarters '; and : . haye. ' the \u25a0 officers . •.-in!
at tendance; . - : Trades: -'.unionists' ; ' ..in : . San
.Franciscpj: congratulate^^irth^ir'.ibffethreh
across th^ : .bay: on, their ; enterprise; and
are '.eve r glad to hear " of ? tliti r :' s uccess,
\u25a0•'-.\u25a0-\u25a0...:\u25a0'..\u25a0'\u25a0• -, ;-.-:; -. .'• j---..: • ,'.\u25a0.;= .*•. \u25a0'"•'.:.' :'.''~.};~' : '.. \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0':\u25a0:\u25a0'
fti v That the 'ojilon label Stands -for spnr.e
thing is evidenced; by the:fa:cL that it-is
sp"v pfteri counterfeited:.- i. :Wortbless
things are neye^r icount^rf^ited:.' Scarcely
rested .for the. Illegal, use
iabei. 1 : v A'n"i-lriJ.uhctlpft'J^a'sj;-Jußt-:'.b?'^riVte."-:
sued agaihst:-.. three Blaltim.ore ; man ti t ac—
turing .firjrns restrairiiriigr; them from us*:
:lng \u25a0".; the label ipf the United
:Workers;/of .vA-mer.lcal.v. The.'..- offending'
firms haye •".-. agreed- ..to : ;unl6n{ ze ;-. .tlxeir
places if the;-. in junction is- wiihdrawni
'.>\u25a0"\u25a0'. ':'•-•':'. \u25a0\u25a0'•\u25a0 ••\u25a0.-•- !\u25a0'\u25a0.'-•' ''•'.\u25a0'\u25a0 * .-\u25a0'.'..• ' : '-. :T."'.'." --"-'••' \u25a0
loi^"^ctrieal.; : .-^7*Tk6rs^;Wni^n^..^or:rlsi;--:
j met Tuesday : 'night .in "Sheet ;: v. Metal
J-Workers'J -Workers' : Hall,' : Guerrero . '.street;'. . near
Fpur.teenth. with \u25a0'\u25a0& large membership
; gated ; ; and :-.;se Veral v. ; applic^at ions. ;/» for.
membership .received.:;; Business" .-'.'.^Agent:
Vv'olf. made- his . -'usual .weekly: • report,"
stating. that ; business, was.- good. and t it
\u25a0wss hard 'to • find enough men' to > ; JiU ..ail. :
the: positions. \u25a0'\u25a0&.{\u25a0 •;. : -'.\u25a0/;• " ; :; ;: .. ;-; : ; "-- -.\u25a0'\u25a0;!-::'
:.:•\u25a0•. '; :-..- ".; ".*. : ' . \u25a0'•: ''.:\u25a0;•'.* '."\u25a0 .^.-'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'.''.'\u25a0''.\u25a0\' •\u25a0'-\u25a0\u25a0\ '•
• VThe Joint committee, of -the ; Amaiga-,
mat ed . Socle tY ot \Car : p.eh jjift r 3 . aijd i- Jo i n - :
>rs: and itfctej Carpenters^ and", joiners'" of \u25a0
Alameda-County haye'discided to ,'igiv'e-. a'
ball • jo.ii' . W-oflhih gtph's jßlrthday. ' ian.nl
ye'rka'ry.:'i)n'-;.Ce'ntraij-^^X%CA^ll^¥S^Ct><l°
prograninie ' cornmittee(.' : • '\u25a0 iias- : be^ri .\u25a0. \u25a0 ;in:-'
structed .to : have, .printed ; : jt- handßome
souVenlri for tiie occaslbn.;,:rT.:;Westbby.
is ; chairman.- pf ' the-, general cprnrnlttee.
\u25a0•'•;;;'•'..\u25a0\u25a0. '\u25a0 '\u25a0-;':'\u25a0 >.-: : -,•\u25a0•..';-•-' !••\u25a0'•\u25a0• -'\u25a0\u25a0-- '".•:\u25a0•"-! \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0' \u25a0•'•: ; J -'.^ '''\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0
/ yAt --the last meeting ,oj| the -;Carpen
ters* \u25a0 U.nibn,',. No; '3p4,VF.ranz Grpii \u25a0 arid
Carl Was sernian were: appointed -to i :cbl
lect .fUTida: to j aid in defending/iMpyeri,
Hay wood arid Pettiborie, imprisoned of-,
flcials ' of .the '.'Western', 'i Federation \u25a0 , of.
Miriers,: who are awaiting trial for:. the
alleged i : murder. .of former Gqyernbr
Steunenberg- of Idaho.: -v:-; ,'• ;,"':' . \r: V-- ;\u25a0
\u25a0 .'•..\u25a0 -•\u25a0 ;'...; ' ... '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'-: \u25a0" '\u25a0" * : -.- *:'\u25a0'\u25a0 '*\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'.\u25a0. :'. :: !• •"'.'•
; : At" the weekly meeting of the Execu
tive Board of : the ;. Building ';': /Trades-
CPuncil a committee, if rbm' No.: 6, vElecv
.trical ..Workers, appeared.
conference'the board decided' to irifprm
No. ':- 6 when it TwaisK ready i; to r recede
from its present position arid igreeitp
obey, the laws of the. Building
Council, ian application from the union
for: reinstatement . would 'receive -,-;due
iand careful. consideration::; V : ; v:! .i
The Orljclnnl lAtilr\ Beneflcrmrla Ppb^
\u25a0'lira Company of San ' F"ra*»el»c6 ;.-','
ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER,; IS9J.'
\u25a0' .The ftillowintr are the eapitalsl January- , 81,
1907: N0.«12502.' 510,000. »old ImSan Franclsw;
Cal.: No. 761. $2000. sold in San Francisco, Cal.;
No. 6033. $1000.- sold in Kan ".Francisco and Sacra
mento. Cal.; No*.' 11C3 and J6G14,. each $500, sold
in San Francisco, Stockton: and San Jbfie, Cal.: \u25a0\u0084\u25a0•'.
The following were:paid h.v. the M.&K.: Com
pany: Ulchard. Jursrens.'. "3(s. Castro Fjreet,-;^an:
FrahoJgro, Cal.;- $2500: • George W.-. Stamper, fwlth
White House,' Pofitstreet-jind^ Van -Ness aTenue,
$1250: Anton! PHcOyleli'. : groceries; .00 Suiu-hoz
street." San Krancteco.- -C«1... 11250; paid to Peter
A: 'Breen, attorney,. 2195 ;Bh»U* street,' San Fran
cisco, Cal., for client. $1000. : . •\u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0" '\u25a0 :..\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0;:
YOUXG SADIES* INSTITUTE : '
;.": \u25a0\u25a0;. DEPLORES PRELATE'S DEATH
nonrd of ! Grand ;Dlreetbr»/Ad6pt Rfno-
lutions Paying .Trlbnte, to ; T-ate
'. V Arcbblsbop Montgomery . :
At; a recent -meetihgbf. the iboard' of
grand directors; of^.the. ; YoungV Ladles'.
Institute ;resolution*.'were'adopted^ex
pressing sorrow' at; the" death of *^Lrch r .
bishop Montgomery and \extendli\ir sym
pathy.to the clergy arid churcl^.'pr the
loss sustained: / Tributes to the person
allty.'of: the late prelate are^aJeo: in
cluded; -The" resolutions " follow: . \u25a0' \u25a0 ' . \u25a0_\u25a0 ', .
'- -Whereas; \u25a0 Almighty God ;in bin '- wisdom has
called to his rewtird bia* : Grace Most • Reverend
Archbishop Montgomery: and \u25a0;• '..-'' > •
Whereas, '\u25a0 In bis death : the church has lost a
fervent representative and the State a loyal and
valued citizen: and V •;: : ; . \u25a0 ;.
Whereai*, . -The .Young . Ladtes' Institute -' has
suffered the \u25a0'. loss ' of : a sincerely.- beloved ' friend
and benefactor;: be it*." •.\u25a0\u25a0;*\u25a0.•- "\u25a0 .;/..;
Resolved. That we extend our heartfelt sym
pathy to , the" ; clergy; and, laity of the diocese;
beUt s., .'J-. -•.-.\u25a0 ->..., \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0:..\u25a0\u25a0>«-;\u25a0-, . \u25a0.-->\u25a0•:.\u25a0• \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:>:.
Resolved, That .' we offer special \u25a0\u25a0 prayers for
the spiritual: welfare :of pur, departed' Archbishop
and for the advancement of the many good works
Instituted by him;' and be it • . S, : _ v
Resolved, f That 'these; resolution" ! be: recorded
on, the mimiles of our.socipty and copies of them
be -sent to his; Grace Most' Reverend /Archbishop
Rlordftn," to the relatives of the deceased "and; to
the i local Dress.: f j •^'tfLtffflßHM ' ' • • - •- •,
THE jIFRANGISGO. \u25a0; JCALU -V FRIDAY;:'; FEBRUARY "1, 1907-
PHOD NEWHALL TO
FINISH ROAD
Supervisors Refuse «Permit
to Run Section of Line Be
;fore Completing: \u25a0; System
BOND IS EXACTED
George A. Newhall, president of the
•Bresldio and : Ferries Railway : Com
pany/ informed the Supervisors', 'ju
diciary, committee yesterday . that the
Union-street : road would be readyi for
operatipn between; Steiner and ;Pplk
streets this mprning,/as twp'oarg pr
dered by the ;company;had arrived. The
committee took" the ground that i under
the: ordinance granting .the : permit .-'.-to
convert the cable, road into; an .electric
line the cars would riot, be -permitted to
run until, the entire roadbed ,'hadr been
reconstructed . from.the^ ferries to the
Presidio. • > ; :';;%;
The committee asked. NewhalT if the
was-. ready tp file a good and s'ufflcient
bond tp , insure the completjon of "the
road in a specified time and;he/replled
that he would have: to submit;; the
propositlonito the board of directors.-
A number of interested residents and.
property owners was present- tt>: oppose
the granting, of ; . any "extension of 'time
to reconstruct the road unless, the com
pany showed a better: disposition to
complete; the work. NewhallYsald that
lack of rails, skilled labor, and; ma
terial' had delayed the wprk, but : that
the line : would ibe completed In; sixty
days. Hedenied that thecompany had^
any intention of abandoning; thie road'
from : Stelner street ;. westerly. . ; if
:'\u25a0". Jesse. : Lilienthal,i.; attorney' fpr the
company; questioned the right iof 'the:
committee ••; to "revoke the : permit/ be- i
cause the , road had .not 'been recon-,i
structe.d in its entirety and explained::
that the road from Polk to Steiner i
streets would' transfer to two Vcross^ >
town lines of the United Railroads! :r-i J
The protestants advoedted thWconl
pletion of the road on Its •vy<*sterlj<*end
from Polk street; to" the: Presidio.'pre
ferring : that the easteriyi end -\u25a0*: should
wait. -:s :: r-\ir -\i- \u25a0•;\u25a0.•"-.:; '/';\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0 ' '\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0'-. ' 'v '-'.\u25a0;'.\u25a0\u25a0'
. Newhall said, that the decisipn of "the
directprs as- to . the.i : filing.bf . the .bond
.^oiild^ be 1 comrriurilckted ••• to J.tlie,: Super-.
yJsprs.^Tiexi* Thursdayi '] V:lt>Was^;Un;der^
; at(^d-t^'iftt;itjthe;tqnd'w»s : : n«t^.e4vth;ei
.ebmmittee ' w.puldi- recprntnend :a>re.yoca
tipn.'qfii.-the ;coihpany.-s Vtrqlley. 'permit,
HONOR TO CAPTAIN
STIRS ANIMOSITY
Harbor 15Vof '\u25a0 the : .: American": Asspcia-
tipn fobf '• Masters, Mates- ;arid; Pilots) has
.receiyed'withdeep resentment the hews/
of the. re-eleqtion of . their '\u25a0cia.pt ai^ {John
McFarland, to ; the seeond.Tvice.-presi
dency of . the . a ssoelatibn: • -Me- .
•Farland was mastery of _•\u25a0 the- St^te . flre
\u25a0.tug..Gf:pvernbf7ilr,wtri^an''d-:<iaptaf"n^9.f.:.-Har.-;
bor . 15. . W hen he. left : here> .'Jan uary 9
to attend theinatiprial! conyentionof the
masters' .andr:<pltpts.V-'assoct.atioii*".'.:. : Mc-:
Farldrid. was; o under ; 'the;^;cl6ua';!- 6f_^ a ;
charge of .cowardice:! arising : frpni^ his
abandphmeht : |n. tKe ship-throriged har-
'bpr;of the tug •_Wlzard.;}t' : . : .;' : •/ V
. : In -reply l :to .:the';Harbor \u25a0 Cpmmisslon
ers'. demand rfpr an the:
'^Vizard:^affair;':- McKarlahd, declared; that
hijt:. fekr'Uut-.fi- deslrje to allpw .:the::day:
crew.;pf the/fire^boatvtp/gpi tb:\ydrk:.Qn:
: schedule; time .prori^pted : him "".to .!run
away;? from; ;tlie; "bQrhini? : teasel;' -ilThe;
,cpin'tntssione^i.''bea'r4'=v^'hMs/Veixpia'n&Uonj
ahd; suspended- -him; for 'thirty^ : days
Tv-ithout pay. llt is/ understood that;.. his ;
reinstatement; will be /opposed :.b^; \u25a0..the/;
underwriters :; on -the gr.Pundi-that. : a ; flre ; '
.tiigi i"n-'.'.cliarglg/.;pt.'.-'ftvi^ft':.'-Hke]-"tojFatiV
lahil • f uirriishes . rip; : prd't^c-tion : to Y shipj-V
ping.
'.\u25a0,-\u25a0' 'rii«J.' .members! '. of. : Ila rbor;;.l o * : a;nd- ; the :
members. o'f-;'H.a;r.bb'r..''-4Q,--Vt;h_e\btiie.icVi.o;cal-i
branch' bt.tii'e-irnasters' iind. pilots'. assp T
ciat ip'jrji." .feel • tliat;" McFarland' idisgraced
: their, .prof e's'sto.n--b;y : .'h'fs ; ic-t-r;o.f.".pQ^ardl'ce' :
attd. tbe^'.rfcsjent^tHl^ iiionorVthat: has:.
come'; to. \u25a0'hlni ;.at. the- ..han.ds.vof. .ith.e:', ria- :
tional; association.: •\u25a0\u25a0 • . ":..\u25a0\u25a0 !.-\u25a0:. -.\u25a0•-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0:
\u25a0/\u25a0y[^]^rlan(i \u25a0io^J : spix\e'' pC nis. frjerids :
. tlia t' : ire ! rart \ aivaijv f rpriv ;l he;. W\ zard -be-;
.ca v s ej; he' : feared -lieirj- p U .; tan ks '.yro uld "_ * x-\,
"plodei:' '\u25a0:• A,. : : \Su'bse^'u'ent : . ; suryey; of .?;tjie]
biurned: -'.vessel -'show.cd that.= tliei ft?es : : was
never; .at';'an">^-tinife Jwithin i : thirty -if eel
o f, t he- oil '. . tii'riks ,w h i Oh' ; ; . be i it g : ? : ri t i rely
tilled jwith' oil, "cinild not. have -exploded. :
A -.littlie j:udgrrient.;and .'a : : f e\y:..bucke.ts of
•>vate : rf. •applied vat- the'-; t.ime.-'.McFlarikrid ':
: took- ;;fl|ght' : would -.^have'.. Extinguished;
'ihje^r^-^^iV^/i-;^:;::/^'/;;^*^-^:^^]
i:;;^i :;;^ : \u25a0:: ;;^
\u25a0•' r": ":\u25a0 '.'•'- V : ; THEQDOB E'f ASPA^'a* S Aii^'it"
Au'th'Qrtxen 'Employnient/of: Siirjseonii to
Ppierate;for - Ai»peiidloU|» '•\u25a0•-"ljfi»oii' : a
\u25a0''...-.•" .Government- W'ltneim-' '•;•',\u25a0
: . '.Ah ;act ot Xyum&hliy '-. ph /tliej.'paff • : of
ilie \u25a0' Govern rnifent." was .'performed '\u25a0; :las:t
Wednesday; . wjiehi. -an -expenjiltare: pt
$15() ; Was: macfe -." by ; direction f.6f UnJjed
States^ 'Attorn ifry -Gehisral; Bbnaparte/for
the purpose of saving; the life of : Th*eb-!
sailors 'jh \u25a0tjie-'Aianiedaf-jCounty.viaiir.as
al^H^^^>^tl^.ln^t^3apwft^sV;a:ijfer^S. (
V^ar'nii'Yi'pf-.thes. -'whaler Herman, ; Gharged
with .cruelty to members of- his '•fcre.wl
;' A- few,- days ago .\u25a0the.sal.lbr.wks sitrlck
en , wl th append lcltls^ and the • examln
\i\gi phyaiclah ;repprte;d . that -an \u25a0 opera
tlon \u25a0 \v-a'a : .ne'pessary.; >.Unlt^dV> States
Marshal; ;EUlott . wired a > statement .of
the- case •' to Attorney -Genie'ral -BonaV
par te vamt' ft.skied permission to":; m-'ake.
the: expenditure of $15.(J '•'\u25a0•for: the opera
ti'on^-.': Permission "^yas- promptly ;Jg:lyeh'
arid .'.-the :| operation '.was: performed, .'at
tlte : Providence Hospiti'l In .; Oakland,'
\u25a0"fhe; v ipatient ;-Avas:; reported;- as. iidoing
very/: Weil' yesterday. 7; 'i . <\u25a0•[', .-;\u25a0\u25a0:;.
IIXSURAXCEI IXSURAXCE V MEjXV LOSE
• United; States pistrict Edward
,^llll39o : ordered? Judkmentsf by default
yesterday, aga lnst the Ihsuratiee compa
nies '\u25a0" In- ; Hie . following /named --cases;:
\u25a0•rierjnan:|Jl€yne^au/'-y/s/;'-Nb : rJtih|fg(f?lfiait
Ihsurapc'e.' Company";" of Harnbufgr.'-fbr
$8000, : with- Interest' and: fcosts; John "A."
Beckwl th : vs. The.. 'AlliaTicie, ot : Germany/
fdr"v.;52"1,3.65 t .l ivltKMhtereßt^and^cpsta/
These: were actions j for reinsurance. : - •
. vYouj.cah jhaTe;,gfopd;.coCt6e : and tea
"wherieverj ar* rire and > : water" and pot^—
Sehllllhgr'i "- Best;- ' - .• -\u25a0 " : " '"'.\u25a0 ' :'\u25a0 i: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '• : •• \u25a0* : •\u25a0?\u25a0
-•Gi^iD>:iiii:^
For Iniaiits and Children. .
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
; Bears the /Hfr J//3F?'j'J //3F?'j ' V'""'
Contain /nothing; injurious; :
'< Relieve i bronchial irritation./
, ; Cure SOrC :• throat. ~ •in boxes onlyV v
BLAME COURTS FOR
STABLE EVIL
Health ; Gommisisipners r Say^
; They Are Not tr^
Judges in Prosecutions
CITIZENS COMPLAIN
When .Supervisor "Lohergari,: Rev/
Father ; iCummingSr;. and j Rev. .Father
Rogers made vigorous complaint to the
Health Board yesterday against the 'uh-. :
sanitary, condition of f many stables In
the city, the}; officials r sidestepped re
sponsibility; w!th';excellenti agility: and
laid the blame jonithe; Police Judges
of i the' city. ; The board was'earnest.. Its
members asserted,f.ln. its \ desire to en
force the" . law,v ; but *.* it ; had "met •;- with
nothing but : discouragement Vwhehever,
it/: had lnstitutedyprosecutions. : The
Police Judges * would j» not y join; in-i a
crusade ; to clean; out': stables, and-'of.
fenders • had been.tallowed to go ; free,
notwithstanding 'that "ordinances .had
been flagrantly violated. i : ; i. :
f Dr. Ragan explained that the existing
ordinance did inot give ; the;boardf power
to abate: stable. ;nuisances« summarily;
Attorney. i-Devoto would -"be, 1 Instructed!
he ' said, to prepare/; a more; stringent
ordinance, and the -board 'would-: ask the
Supervisors ' ; to :. provide ; ? for, -another
stable inspector.^aß" the /two men em
ployed were unable to ; make proper In
spections. '•... \u25a0 \u25a0.-:•\u25a0. \u25a0'\u25a0";," 5..- ':\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-;. KS".'- "'• ':.'\u25a0 r ; V/V; '\u25a0'\u25a0 '•
1 :To show its . earnest i.lntention i;the
board .ordered J.;;Schweitzer.-'&. ; Go): to
put their stable .in Jackson street, near,
Polk, •In sanitary? condition i within ;two
weeks. \u25a0' - : .', ' ':\u25a0 . '.-. : : ' : ,:^-''f/>-'.>'-.:\ -J: H :.; : : \u25a0:. \u25a0-' fjfi*J : 'V- \u25a0\u25a0';\u25a0\u25a0'.
Dr.. Ward was re-elected president of
the boardi Dr:. Harvey having dijeided:
to withdraw v from :.the.' con test. :.i \ i
SUNSETiHILIi;S CI^pB^ ASKS-/--;;- : :: ; - V ;.'.?\u25a0;
•;', ; ii- ' < F<>.B:-.CA-IV;iLli!yE;. : EXTEWSIO.N'
. \u25a0The-SurisetiHills .. Club •isiVprepiring
petitions; f or presentation^ tip^ the .United
Railroads; and-. the: Board Qf;Superyisorsi
requeßtln'g V. thatiVbettehVirarispbrtatlon
facilities ;be : accorded \ the dlstricti. •>"-... 1t
is suggested/thatl the. College and Ma
spriic.avenue.line.'be.'ex tended along J.
or :K street- to Ninth; or ; Terith 'i aS r enue,
therice'--tqv.Q\" ; stXiet.v-,^lf;>th'i'jS-;Bh6uld.v:bft.
found; impracticable: it is^^ suggested that;
a : -. branch: line: be';v,exterided<- frbrn-.i'H
istfeet; ".'••'\u25a0 : -' : ...\u25a0'.-\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0•:' '.'.::•\u25a0'>\u25a0••' -"'i^-:":'".' : - l '..'->--. ..-'• : .
MARRIES TO SAVE
FORMER LOVER
\u25a0•..i'j.':T6'. : :h.ln"der'-: .'-a?<J*: : if^••possible,.- preyen.t
the. prosecutlpn ;qf: the man she. • loves,
despite the fact that.- three montlis ago
he attempted to take her :life and Shpl
her. twice : in the back, .Sadie 1; Williams,
the victim, of .the! assault,- has' marrt^d.
"William ;Johiispn,i' ;:".;" ; •\u25a0.:-\u25a0\u25a0- : ; ; : : '•".
[Johnsibii's caseivwas -eailed ' fpr: triiil
yesterdaylinJud^e'Lawlbr's court arid
it,- was • dlscqver^d.i • that :. the ." principal
witness: for the; prpsee.utibn;'couid- not
b^.i caUed: t<j.: testify 'against .'him; for
the reason that shb-was : -ri.o.w. '-"hia 'wife.:
v The ishbotlrig; which -led tp. : the chargo
of >assault , with: lrttent ; to coriimit :rnur
der PCCurrecl on ! \u25a0.Octqb'er. ; 23 \u25a0\u25a0.'of: last' year,
riear. the :'corri'er-':ipf| ; MqntKQm*ry ; ayenue : '
and; Paclflc'-;Btrp^.V;f;Jbhrisorii.Jarid; Miss
\ynHamsViiad>^een;;i|ying'togeth^
some iitime •' and: a.quarrel ; occurred: ber
CftUSe. : ..Pt; Jqhrison's i^^ Jealous. ; .suspici.ori4
having, been^arbused.^ijle: clvaseidi 'ltli'e
.woman through the i- streets,. .firing : at
lie^J.-th'rfties/timtpV^lih^a^yey'plVeri'v'aii'd;
twb of ;; trie/. \u25a0buUets :: ;td6k!veftect:iln- .her
back. i:. Three ;p6ll«|em«»n:. who .witnessed
the -. shooting-., gay* ;€ha>^, . : but ;Jbh'n's.ijn
eluded, them kndVrah' arp^virid ;.the iDlock
and- almost:" irito'f.the.- arms of -; anptliVr
policeman -land : : John:-. Miranda tt'e/'- a \citi-'
•zji'n," whb.Avas; talking ft'lth hltrV : at tlie
tlmeiv. Mirandatte;;grapj>iWci i iwith ->lohn^
son \u25a0 and .plriiprieid ; him . ;ito : v the Kfoiindv
while^ ithev:pojic?em an i disarmed hini iag
:hevwas making: an •efrort:tb.\us^l(ts7re^
VQlyiar^agfiiri:;.::;.-.;^;^:". .',:.'•'\u25a0:"'•\u25a0 : •;;- / 1- : \u25a0;'\u25a0 -o;; : ,- .
•\u25a0: ITohrisQh : was; jsi yen :.. ia : ; pif^l irnlriary
hearing iand. bound iqver.jtct ">tlje; Superior.
Cpurtoh * ;cliargeiofvasgaull; cliargeiofvasgau ll ftfl fl l
:tent. tP ;C : 6himjt-;»ri.!urder::Vi.MissvAy^-|i'arns:'
. in • the- meantime.v forgave, him fior.-his
;attemptbri:'her. life; and .thift two patched
up. ;their;;Jquarreli' : ;and /were i" hiarrled."
This fact Vasjriot.broiiglit: to light inn-:
tjl .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0the.-ca se . wasCcalled: yesterday;: iTH'^'
prbsecutiqn '. : h.aß other.^^ strong^^ witnesses,
hpwever.i; arid? the;' case; wlilbe: prbse
\u25a0;cujtediWith;-.vigGir<'.:::- "\u25a0 ;-i;.-.' '-^'yA .••->\u25a0:\u25a0 j- ; : : :
• \u25a0 iiONEY- StOLEN TRdM BTAfioN^BerieTei-.i
.Jan.. 31.A-A.'.'cahTftß.;t>a?; and-its v .<'oiitentjf i - $7o'
.*tqred JrtMhe'Jeskiof.Ulie -Snnthetii Vns-is<t Ma;-:
-tion:at:l)w!ght. way,:- were stolen la.Rt nlßhtJ.MJss
'.M.' Sheehau, one • of the; agents ejuplojed. at: t lie
dtatlpn;. -reported ' tb> slhef t • to tbe \u25a0 conipa.hy. ,-and
, au : invpatlffatlou -: ; w««i -WfJei-ed..^ Thieves • tvlW it
tempted • to • bre.at liitd ;:the- Elite - barber' tihop :-Wf
;I)Wt(?bt .way- «ud Shattiirt aTeniie;'are liellered
toMiave' stolen tbe-iaoney. \u25a0:•;.: ;;::? -, \u25a0.:-\u25a0 --:.\u25a0\u25a0
Pianola Recital
\u25a0\u25a0 :-^:: -^ :: 'i \u25a0'"• - : " ;: ' * ' UAKIKINandfUR^STS.
: •:'\u25a0\u25a0 -"i- :•. • -"f.-: : -y-.. "- 1 ; $MB. '8:1 5; o'clock" \-: - : .\' \u25a0 :;: "" , \u25a0
:\u25a0 7 ; (NO iiCARpS OF ADMISSION NECESSARYy :
This is: the;, first; pi:;a. series i.'bfjf- I ;"•. .:-:---.'-"^v -'--•\u25a0 \u25a0<-••:-'• \u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 .-\u25a0 ' -- .
Pianqla Recitals \vhichwill be given :; ' / PROGRAM: : ; ; :
every Friday evening at. Lyric, Hall, .; : : -" "'-"'• '
and every Ti^sday-afteThoohjat the! Carnival O^n*^:
store: of o-KpnlerUot* t^nase, -. corner- :-?.-.: No". Sri". 11 /. : . .*. '..". .::'\u25a0 .Qrelg-
i of 'Sixtteriiand •\u25a0 Franklin streets; ; The La Coquette . '\u25a0;\u25a0: \u25a0.Victor; Herbert >
jrecitaU are^inspired^by^- double. : ~r ' : Cv \
\u25a0purpose: .To.iurriish.^an : Francisco '.*-. ;> j. Ascher, Op.' 27 .; i~.v:) . ,\u25a0 i
\u25a0music-lovers > with i ; convenient ! r op-'J A- .:V.:-. •:"".'"•.:. ;: Donizetti
: P ortuniti«^t^:hear;goo<i-.music:v :™<^Zg£&S° r .T£ &; :
• pftein, and :: to- demonstrate in- '\u25a0\u25a0'. .;..-...:.. v.^Theo.ißehdlx
.finite scope and VaVietv f of the afr". Die: Lotosblume.^-Op. :\u25a0 429;
'tiBticsVcapabilitiw>: of ; ; the '. : ,./- (T^ e
equipped:;with i the - Metrdstyle and . Air de*Balieit, OpV 30 . .r* .
thembdist.v They illustrate. the un- : ; :. . .1 ;v. ;. .v iC.xChaminade
limited possiWli^s^r-musicalien-, '
( jpymentTin.the^nome' available to . r.r^. ...;..-;. Tlu>',Mattei? s
• everyiownerof a'-Piatiola. ' , - .' '= Valse.Brillantein A flat.Vsi;; - ;'\u25a0
/^feare^^oyirg^
composition^ ciassined. as: popular, , .- .mance sans Paroles ;'..,;..>-
'Operatic,, classic, Idance. arid •accom-.: v". ...;..-.-; .". r.y:-. .Fr.cThorne
'panimehtsiarrangedf or; the Pianola RoBa^" li^V -No^l^^hlibirt^
:t6' delight' erery^ music-lover. - : A ' : u^w^r i; i»-i, " v ,
; The Themodiati. a device found -^^^^f^ l^ 1
solely onithe7PtanolaHojbring;:out Val^^! r? ??^r?B^n^ei a
the : air/ ori melody /of' a composition v r. a Sonanibuia. - Fantaisie \u25a0, , -
clearly^ahdrdistinctly-VabbveV-the^ ;--^i by *Leybach : ; 'f.V:v:;r. / Beiiini;
aecomp«^t^^t^ovide.ithei :
Pianola with' an apsolutely govern- > \u25a0 L.a* Caressante, ". 0p;? 39./Ca- ' c
able "touch-^-andisrthe- attainment; i 1 v^pricer:vr; v^^Bhiinftnthai^ \
*~t ' .A»i.tliltiir KAtitrht tr\r - »..» " i~~ Serenade."/ Op. 29.C\Cnaminaae
0 "^*; tor j years ;in . Z igeunerwelaen. Op^2oKlnr . \u25a0
-piano playew^vi;:. . r \ •.".;-\u25a0 ;C. minor);;. ;:.;"; :Barasate: ;
'r-sTheMetrbstylev another exclusive l " Medl t. ft tlon.',Op;;- ; 72.5N0;v5,- ; :
.Pianolardeyice.iis;an;authoritatiye;V tM&S^^i^S^^^ l
I guide Ito I correct *. interpretation := of ; , . lante by > Leybach. r^.Belllni /
thecompositipn; . v -; Dancing t Stars,-: Op;? 66 :r;r^ r -^
\u25a0,:tlThis^ inaugural: programme - is .•\u25a0 ; ' • y \u25a0ffv • •^ :Chaß -°^ ard
representatiye |of ; what *.nfayj; be ex-' • ; : mr; ; PRANK '.W.^WEBMS
season: >\u25a0*.''} :\u25a0 ;'-At?the;Pianoi«:^r^ .
hb?cards:of webbb ; piano used \'- \u25a0\u25a0[
•admission necessary. \u0084 -~ , \u25a0 -I- :. r:V. J v-:^-.--^-.w -:-'.v- ---s :\u25a0-:-. \u25a0.>«
BOARD REFUSES TO
RETIRE NOYES
liieuteriant i\VTioni Surgeons
Declared Ailing. Ordered
to Sail to the Philippines
BINDING > A SURPRISE
.i Because - doctors ; disagreed,, Lieuten
ant-Samuel-iW; Noyes. will not retire
from the • service lof- the r, United States
army; -Although Lieutenant Noyes had
been; in i'the hospital for six months and
two surgeons had > testified^ that they
had attended him; the examining board,
after Bizlngiup ' his 'pounds, which
gave Indication of ': excellent health, de
clares . that he was ."qualified iand; able
to fduty." ;..;;; As ;a ; result : Noyes,
who expected :,to; retire,;, has 'been: or
dered^to.'sail .wlth'his regiment for the
Philippines;;: r; : ;%. i iij ;'. .^vv \u25a0 : ' : -. ; -
';\u25a0;:\u25a0 ;The.> report cameras a great surprise
to Noyes and at : the same time It was
a ;. rebuke ;to.' Captain -Walter C. Chl
dester andi : : Lleutenanti; Edwin ; D. i Kll
bourne,:, who were ;the principal . wit
nesses in "Noyes'jjbehalf; ;;;'; - --i
:: Both XoX /these witnesses testified that
they attended Noy es - while he was In
the.-.-General>. Hospital /during: the; last
six. months, '-and- both stated that he
was .; f rom i ah "attack^ -of.
dysentery. :. .-.."'. '\u25a0\u25a0*'\u25a0 J: ' :-': -' \u25a0 '-\u25a0'-,-.\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0'-\u25a0<\u25a0
\u25a0J- :,The , result of ; the :declslbn of ; i the
board j caused a" sensation "at .the post,'
as all the : officers there -expected that
Noyes' would "be retired - for \u25a0 disability.
X Colonel William' A: Simpson washead
pf : Uie .board and r the. medical : portion
of It was represented by Colonel George
H. Torney and Captain James M. Ken
nedy." ''.".* • " \u25a0\u25a0•..'\u25a0..'\u25a0;\u25a0 :\'-.-V :.':\u25a0': :\.. [:'\u25a0'. ':''\u25a0\u25a0'.
OYSTER BEDS NOT
REAL PROPERTY
;' Rights; to oyster "beds established un
der, the. 1 : "act to encburagfe : the planting
arid . cul ti vatlbri of oysters" * are not per:
i pet ua I -.' or -a-: mat te r. 6f.lnhe rit an cc, . ac
cording tp'iai- decision .pfi; the Supreme
Cpurit- yesterday ; in -. the case r. of ••' the
Darbee & Immel Oyster and [X^ns>Com^
pahy^agairist ; the vPaplflc -Oyster^ Cbm
pany. and;others;:: ; * : ; ;i;i- i ; :;-*/ ; ;• -
'-\u0084 The first-rnentibned company; broiight
action td^ha,ve certain tide. lands par
titipnediclaimihgit to be real property,
which belonged to ita members by right
qf;.inheri.ta.n.ce,-but. the lower: court »'deV
\u25a0.fcJded-i._Visalrist;:.thenT^^'an'd;'Vthe-""Sup>cm4
Court '\u25a0'. affirmed the decision 1 yesterday.
:In- thei decision passed:down:yester
day/by the Supreme Court^the "-.fpHotr-;
ing appears:- •'" \' '
'\u25a0'\u25a0'.'\u25a0ln; the '":"; property.'- described 'in -the complaint
'there Is -do olenient ..'of *n ' estate of • Inheritance;
or,' as descrlhed.-jn: section .7C1,:C1.C; P.; : «'.Vper.^:
petual'.'- estate. -The » prlvUetie : extended, to -all
clt-lzeris by said act :to personally use the unsold
tirtelarids "belonging to the State; if It can be con
sidered an estate at all In lands; IS: certainly of
no h'is'»cr. dignity than an estate at will. But; In
mtr.oplrilon. it; I» really nothing. more than a mere
personal -ltccnse.: :\u25a0 . '..; -;i; :.?\u25a0; iv 1.-:*1 '.-:'* '\u25a0-\u25a0 : \u25a0:\u25a0;' ' ' '\u25a0\u25a0'
iiAßßisdx fii^es sAi;ary: vv
;>\u25a0>\u25a0:>; claim with swKßyison is
Afiiii»tantiDl>i<triet; Attorney Take«i;»w
LMetbbil of Alteniptlii*:. to Collect
: ;.;\u25a0\u25a0 UnckPiiy for Six Months yVrt _i
::; Assistant.^ pistrict :;Robert
\V. Harrißoniviwhose -petition .; for :a writ
of ; nianda mus jto .force \u25a0 tor' Hortbn
tp\ allow' ihts- salary -'clairn'.f or the six
months \u25a0'.} ending .December "3o, .1906; was
denied vby-^Judig^:; Seawellii on. -Wednes^
dayi has -taken .new/ steps to secure, the
$]500 ; :which>he claims;is due hlrii^; He
. filed ia ; cla iny • for the amount ; ; yesterday
iwltii . the^. BbaYd^ o^
that body tb;takei action ;in\regard;toik
SAA'S AKI.MOA'VrISiTOp.HIGH
1! jlobeft ;-J.^iiahcp'ck has petitioned the
.Superior. : Court ffpri a".^^decrPe^Tnpdifyins:
a n -':•" p r d e r i : 6f;it h e ; <>p u r t *:.-. mad ci in . 190 1
coniinandirig.'him-: 'to\ pa.y/?30O:a> month
\u25a0alimony "to Klla;; Wood; Ifßricpck. ; Hari-;
,cpck- bef Ore i the -fire.-e n jo j'ed fan \u25a0' Income
pf \u25a0 }17*> ° ' a VJnb'n th.; .• •' Hi? vw If c; ': secured ..a
;divbrte;fr9nV.him-bn atatutbrygrqunds.
and: ; he .married. agtilri 'shortly \u25a0 aifter
i-ward; \u25a0\u25a0 -lie' Viiqw tijatms, 't ha t.ii is; income
:hivs-"beeii -.cut i oft :slricet he/- fire .and.i- that
'.lie •;i's:.' : fprced:-.tpV ; llye -pn-Jllp -ia,' month;
i.as" itp V-th'e • value;- of h'ls.-.""p"rop-.'
erty;iivas .taken^yesteTday; before. Judge
\u25a0 Seaw.ell; iiarid \u25a0'. the ' cas.es V; wis- cPritlnued
iintll iMoriday..: \ V '\u25a0''.::'.:::. •\u25a0' : ' :: '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 '/••'\u25a0
niMirflcrnrlu ('onilinuy of San FraarUro
{K. <J. COM PAN V. ESTABLISHED MAY. 1000.)
'\u25a0'roilowhi?- are' the" eapttais -.triiiursday,-' January
31,. 100":- Xo. 12H02,: SSIO.OOO. . soJd In Oakland.
Vlsßlfaand J?an Franolst-6; X 6.. TOl,- ?2000. sold
la : :Sacramenta-and ; Stwkton: ..No'. 608; J. -.slooo,'
xoid -in Los -Angeles.' Oakland.. Sacramento; ;Xos.
11W3 and '16014. ;• pac-h \u25a0 ?r>oo,.'.»old ;in Sacramento
and San Francisco. •''\u25a0;> \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 v. .'..\u25a0.-••..»•; .. . . .
:: -.The R.- G; Company: paid'. to VMartin Raddlch,
2fwn: -Fllliiiore.Hfreet, : S7fio(t; l)ic-k .Steßeinann «if
the ' Metropole • bar, 1101- Golden' Oate arenne,
J2000..' -.- ; -.-: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'• -',•.'\u25a0"-.•.-'.\u25a0.'•- '-•.-:•':*\u25a0 '=-••\u25a0"\u25a0'\u25a0 •-'. .:-•\u25a0•
A : - ..' -..-. — \u25a0"..,'.:"'\u25a0 '.,', .'.. \u0084.\u25a0'.\u25a0/:\u25a0 I We .-endorse ' the-. : Pure''
'•"' PI TOP nOI 1/tQ Drug: Law, because we have
always. believed initsprin-
ACT • iciples, and because it means
* June so, « 9 06 th^ the American people
> In Effect Januanr,; .willvfind; the strong^ arm of
' V 'T' the Government protecting
k A GOOD LAW them from RANK FAKES,
'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0•"••-- ~^- •- \u25a0\u25a0» j miTATTAMc AMr^ SUB-
STITUTES made of adul-
terated, impure, worthless and even dangerous drugs. ' .-.". .;••;.-\u25a0
This sort of thing has been an imposition, fraud and crime
against the People, as well as against the responsible manu-
facturers of honest, reliable remedies, and it was high time for
it to be stopped. Misrepresentation and substitution of "some-
thing just as good" will now be done away with'. :"\: "\ \ /.
The principles of the Food and Drugs Act have been always
favored by '"conscientious and honorable manufacturers^ who
recogni2ed that ; Foiihy and Quah'ty alone could permanently
secure the favc* of the nation: -' .
So the makers of Cascarcts Candy Cathartic recognized the great prin-
ciples: of PURITY, QUALITY and MEDICINAL MERIT when the first
taWet was made, over eleven years ago, and have adhered to them ever
since. :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 :. '\u25a0\u25a0 '.; ;;.".'•;\u25a0 i \u25a0 :t .:;'i' -:- : : ii ; .- '•\u25a0•:'.•. -',":-;::.\u25a0\u25a0 ; '; : ;--: ; - ;<;'i. _/,--; ; >'. . ..
A-; stand '^one-'!oii:.ih^j'reM]r^ T v bf.;:lutying gained in that short
/period of time the friendship,: confideiye and ; patronage of . millions of
people, who^are now buying Cascarets at the rate of over, a MILLION
BOXES A MONTH,— the largest sale of any Bowel Medicine ia all the
world. \u25a0_;\u25a0;'•• /;\u25a0 .1" - . .* "'," ' ,- '\u0084" . -;;- v; i;i;-.''-'-'
iWe endorse the Pure DrogLaw.^^ \u25a0 ; ; •
It suits us, because we have always stood before our friends unafraid
and clear of conscience, made our contracts good to every one, and is the
:' conduct of .our business, had the good fortune to help hundreds of thou-
sands of our fellow-citizens back to health and life.
We have no reason to hesitate, and so we do not hesitate, to recom-
mend Cascarets to : all : sufferers from Constipation and aU complications
arising therefrom. Also any other diseases of the food-canal. We are ad-
vertised by our loving friends and whenever the American people pass judg-
ment in favor of an article after over ten years of investigation, trial and
test,— their verdict speaks for itself. ; ;; i . : :\u25a0 ; '.'•;;
The greatest merit of Cascarets however, is that of being a positive
and; reliable preventive of r disease. 'The most important function of the
human body is to keep its digestiye channels and passages, with over thirty-
six feet jof bowels, strictly clean and disinfected, so that natural operations
can take place in a- natural manner; and the growth and activity of disease
germs can be preventeAi v: ; : i ,'iV: j . ; '\u25a0•;;\u25a0:-\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0''\u25a0 '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0.;.".':\u25a0-' -f:- \u25a0'•! .-•<"•": .-. ' /: ; --V'^;^
A Cascaret at. night before "turning in" will keep your Bowels regular,
and your whole digestiye canal wholesome, pure and normally active.
: ; No matter what you have been taking, buy a little 10c. box TODAY
at your own druggist, and let the results tell their own story. .It means a
lot of health and comfort in store for you. ."".'".-*'. ".-''\u25a0' 753
OBSTRUCTIONS ON
WATER FRONT
Harbor Commissioners Spear and
Mackenzie' were w^al ted upbn yesterday
by William Matson and^ James McNab
\u25a0pf : the water, front improvement com
mittee/, of :the v allied ; commercial; or-,
ganlzatlon iin reference to the removal
of stables, stores,'. ofQces and coal bunk
ers .from -the wharves. -.The committee
in.- restating' its former recommenda
tions suggested, that .offices iiof. steam
ships arid ..vessels should be
to . remain, ;. The i removal of all coal
bunkers but one Is recommended. On©
is tb.be-. retained for; general use under
the' lmrne<iiat*» control of the- State/V\u25a0 .;.:
•': President \u25a0•'Spear.'.- estimates that -the
burikefs ..listed for .removal were "con
istructed^ata cost pf $125.000.- ; He will
get; the advlccsVof the i; attorney iof; the
commission -\u25a0\u25a0before; .tearing -down '.. ••the'
bunkers. .It is .highly ; "probable ithat
the Southern Pacific and Western Fuel
Company will apply, to -the; courts fpr
injunctions to; save \u25a0 taeir prppert yj. \u25a0;.
; . : At .t he .regular meeting: of , thei board
yesterday .the City : . Electric. Company,
by*. A.-- Mack -president.: applied ; for
privilege, to erect r a pole line on State
property \ along" the seawall .from
Melggs : wharf. to.' Clay ; ; street, /thence,
underground' tb Mission ' street, thence
Overhead frpmMisision' street, to 'Chan V
riel.". ; The;; Company i'- annourices-:in;-the.
application: .•'\u25a0lt.'s.; .intention to build '-I this
llnei- with i; poles': at i least -: fifty feet in
height and . carry 'thereon ; eight -wires
with a inaxinium voltage- of 8000 "k1ni$?
watts -.and : six. wires-.. carry Ing the ' dis
tributing voltage. ...-?••\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0 v. \u25a0:;;,'.:;\u25a0\u25a0 . .
'\u25a0'.'The ; application was referred to the
chief 'engineer. ;. ••-.•.• \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0:•;. ;-\u25a0.-:\u25a0-.'\u25a0•: ':\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'-
\u25a0 ; : ElililsVsT..; XEAR FIIX.MORE.T/ ;
Absolutely i Claim 'Ai Theater Bulldln«r.
MATIXEE TODAY AXD ETERV DAY.
'<Udss JF* Vaudeville
'•AI.PRED KEI.CY AXD CO. f ; MADDO,\
AXD MEIiVI.Xi TIIK I.ABAICAXS;
CHRIS SMITH AXD T^VO JOHXSOXS;
ORPHEILMMOTIOX PICTURES., LAST
TIMES OV H - .vr.KEX AXD BLAXCH-
ARO; EDGAR ATCKISOX-ELY) MAR-
ZEI.LO AM) 3M1.1.AV aurt XED; XYE
'AXD SIX RCa.l-ICKIXG GIRLS. : .
.PRlCES— Evsninss. 10c. 2>. 50c. 75c; , box
teat*. $l.(>0. Matinees, lf>c. 25c and 50c. \u25a0\u25a0= '••:\u25a0
-PHONE WE^3T.6OGy.
GENTRAL THEATER
Market and StU Sts«. Phone . Market . "77. .-
UMBARDI CB AXD OPERA CO. '
"Not t8 hare heard 'CHOPIN* will, remain an
• . abiding reirret with any music lorer." ' '
TOXIGHT "\u25a0". AXD SU.VDAY MATIXEE
THE MUSICAL EVENT OP THE SEASON'. :
"CHOPIXV . .
"The- greatest opera slace Tji Boheme.* ". . •
• SATIfUDAY MATINEE. ' '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
v "LA TOSCA." \u25a0
SATL'nDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS,
-. - "CARMEX." •
NEXT WEEK— Monday anil Saturday. ' "LA
FORZA DEI." DESTINO." Tuesday. "LCCIA."
•Wednesday ultrlit and Sunday matinee, "CAR-
MEN."' Thursday> and * Sunday. "LA'TUA-
VIATA." Friday, "BARBEU OF SEVILLE" and
"I'PAOLIACCI.". Saturday matinee. "CHOPIN."
PRICES .u REDUCED. . .
:*Boc, 73e, »I^M»— BEST SEAT— $l^lO
'"^Upto-nfn Of3ce-r-Kohler;& Chase's, Sutter and
Franklin Bts. ' •». \u25a0 , ... .-/ '. .-, • \u25a0-•••:
itiliilii
McAll l»{*r St.. . near Market. ' Phone Market 920.
'\u25a0•'- -^ Martin V. Knrtzlir; Prea.-and Manasrer. .
HEATED by ' latest Inyentlon — DRY HOT AIR:
• TOXIGHT— THIS WEEK OXI.Y
MATINEES TOMORROW and SUNDAY
Elabora te ; Production of '. the i Romantic Drama,
In thciPalacc of the King
-VIOI/A ALLEX'S " GREATEST S UCCESS
' \u25a0' Magnificent" Scenery — Gorgeous - Costumes. ,\u25a0 .
, Anjrmented- Cast of. 50 i People;
\u25a0 : Branch Ticket ; Office,* Kohler-i . Cbase'«; ' Sat-
ter and Franklin sts. .- ;-• ; '_. > -' -
'•\u25a0: Same . popular prices— Evenings. ; 23c. • 50c< - 75cT
$1. Saturday and Sunday'.Matlnees, 23c and 50c
, In: Preparation— "ALAßAMA."
Xf/iiyipT 'TIT TH EATER
I V C O r.OT«rrrll&S ( «nr,
XIV. I \u25a0;*4*f .-»-, M. PtoprietonandManwrn
. . SECOND i AND LASTsiWEEK.
„ .'. Matlnee'-Sat. I^st Time: Saturday Night. :
'- .'\u25a0 .'; - '\u25a0'-." ; .The American Comedienne.- '
Isiaßell Ijr^ing
-\u25a0\u25a0--. In Jierome* K."' Jerome's -Comedy Success ----- *'
a husbapstd:?^
:..- Beginning Vs'EXT; SUNDAY. MATINEE.
: " : BUSTERiROWN''
• .'With • Tiser : Mary Jane and '4o- 1 Other*."'"
,';.,-.. Seats ; Ready, v Popular 'Prices.* . ; \u25a0'[
We will not sell you .
glasses unless \ve v are con-
vinced they will suit you.
\u25a0v-X' 1757 FillmoreSt. -0 OptwJ«M
-, COFFEE; ...
; THe 'grocer; comes first;
then the c^ok;/ "
In erery paekase of Schlllinsf'i Best Coffe* is •
i booklet: How To Make Good CoCee. .:
Always .Reaifjcier the FtaO.Nfma
§ JSXQtXVQ MTCE3O
\u25a0 Cores a Cold iaOnoDay, CrJpm 2 Days
Cv» jf^j£far&sJ r *~*& beat. 25a \u25a0
A 'JrlhK ILA N MarEet^KlTuT
|'-^?,".^^AV^ 1 !. ::n*x Haxkrt'33:, •;
: SAN FEAXCISCO'S .LEADING PLAYHOLSBi "•""
WESTERN STATES AMtrSEMENT.CO.^ PEUPS. : ,:
:':/'\u25a0*•: WALTER SANFORI>, .. MGU. -. ' •
TOXIGHT AND ALt, THIS WEEK; :\: \ '. \;,
; i \u25a0 • Matrnees Saturday and Sundajr.' •• .
FRANK W. HEALY PRESENT3 ?W*m
The San Francisco Opera Go^
WITH TEDDV WEBB. AIDA lIEMMI. AND
: AX EXCELLENT COMPANY OF PKIN- .
. CIPALX AND CHORirs IN THE \u25a0 • "."
\ Bia iirsic.xL comedy -..:
;V.; V. : \-' '• ' \u25a0;•; • :: SUCCESS.-. .- \u25a0 .•.
: BOOK BY HARUY B. "SMITH.
. MUSIC BY LKDWIQ EXCLANDEn.
PRICES— SI. Too. 3Up. 23*
SEATS NOW SKtXIN(? AT BOX OFFICR -ANT*- •
: ->jAT KOHLER & CHASE'S. SUTrEU" AND -•
""FRANKLIN. • - .
.-Startlnp >fondar. Fel>. -4.
.-THE PRINCESS: CHIC."
(THE CHUTE THEATER
.TONIGHT — ALI* THE WEEK
....MATIXEE EVERY DA\~.,
§EINTIRE NEW SHOW
BDHXESQCE "AND VAUDEVILLE. '
Tony Rjrder and Ills Trained Mankrym
\u25a0 Devlin anil -EllTvood, Munlcal Sketch
".. Artist*:- Alpln* Family of Aerobatx;
, . Al Jolsonl IHaeU-I'nced Comedian?
- New -.Motion Pictures, and Orlstaal
: Gaiety Girls In Traresty "In Vaca- 4
• tlon Time." ' ' . . . \ ' . •
= • \u25a0 PRICES— IOc AXD 23c.
Downtown . Bn\ Office at"DoaloD*» Drn« Stor».
Flllmore and Sutter »t». Phone, PaetC? 301.
I CHUTES AXD ZOO — Open dully from 10 a. m.
till mldnlsbt. Admission 106. children we.
COLISEUM
. . At the Panhandle . .
• . '.' Fell, BaSer and Oak sts/. :
PxOlSer Skating
.' . Morning,' Afternoon .and Xlz'a'tl.
FREE CONCERT/
-Erery --Night' ' after thesfeatln?-. elos~i. (;r»nc|. ;
Concert by Bennett's famous Band In. the Ori-
ental Gardens f re*. All kinds of refrt;ib:n<»nt4
*erred 'at . popular .' prices. ." No- intoxicating i
Uqnors.' \u25a0\u25a0 '.- . :..;.' \u25a0'.-:. •. ' • '
'ssjgmti^' NEW CALIFORNIA \ .
®^- Oakland Racetrack i
Six or t more races eaeh week day. rate or shine. • j
*: Races commence at: 1:40 p." m. anarp.
- For special trains stopping at tne track take ;
S." P. : Ferry, 'for)t- of Market street: lea»e WY2 >
o'clock, thereafter. e»*rx twenty ; minutes nnttl t
1:40 p. in. No smoking in last two car*., wtticb :
are reserred.for ladies and their escort*. • •
ts Returntoj trains , leaTe track after fifth ana i
last ! ttctt.ttfa'Wwpm***** 11 *' '- ' - '-•\u25a0•- '-\u25a0
.- .i> .^- THOMAS H. WILLIAM^ President.
• PERCY W. TREAT. Secretarr.
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