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AMUSEMENTS ;/'
VALENCIA THEATER
Wleaeia et. near Thirteenth. TeL. Market 17.
AAOTHER IMMEVSB .HIT:
ARTHUR CUNNINQH AM
In an Elaborate Rrrivil of Dion Boacicaulff
Greatest Play. -
The Colleen Bawn
Or. THE BRIDES. OP GABRTOWEN. .
Al.!A 1 .! of the Valencia favorite* In the Cart.
Wed. Mat*.. lOcand 25c: Sat. and Sea.
Mat*.. 10c. 2.V. 35c end 50c: M«hts. £ir.
aw. ,^c aud 51; Seats mi sale at the Em-
porium. , \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-
i \u25a0
Two TVecfcs, Commencing Jnae. 14,
MRS. FISKE
In SALVATION NELL
SEATS NOW OX SALE
• T . c S. LOVER ICH. MANAGED
— US 81. IS a. rn-LMOaE. Claw a Theater.
I-**t Week
MUWCAL COMEDY SEASON .
. loiiighi. Friday. Sunday Niirbt and Suadar
Matinee,
"PIFF PAFF POCF."
. T\edne«day Ntpht and Saturday Matinee,
"PEGGY FROM PARIS."
Thors. end Saturday Nights. 'The UMPIRE"
COXJtEKCTKO KOKDAT KEXT, JTJITE 14th
GRAND OPERA SEASON
REPERTOIRE FIRST WEEK,"
Monday and Satnrday Erenings.
AIDA
Tues. «nd Frl. ETenlnps & Wed. Matinee,
LA TRAVIATA
Hednesflay Erening and Saturday Matinee,
FEDORA
Thursday and Sanday Erening*.
Cavalleria Rasticana and I'Pagiiacci
Prices, 92.W, $1.50. $1.00, 50c.
Seat* now on *ale.
Out of town mall orders, accompanied
(•h*ck or taoo»y order, attended to. Address
_H^JI._CAMPBKLL. Bny|n«>wt Manager. -
/-VAN NESS-n
Cor. Van Neca and Grove. Pbone Market 500
TWO WEEKS— Nlphtly. except Sundar.
MATINEE SATCBDAT ONLY "
Cbarlea Frohmen Presents
ETHEL
BARRYMORE
Is Urr- Most Successful Comedy,
LADY FREDERICK
; By the AuJisor of -Jack Straw."
OmdIb*— MARIE l»ORO. in "THE MORALS
. OF MARCCS."
inn DA "THE PARK
iIIUK/l BEAUTIFUL"
\u25a0^ V. OAKLAND
' EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVERY NIGHT.
K«y Route Ferry Excursions Every SO Minutes.
Round Trip. Inclnding Park Admission. CSc.
J: TWO DAYS MORE.
Conway's (Gilmore's) Band
BEGIXXIXG THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Navassar Ladies* Band
A {r»Uir of so Pretty Girl Musicianr'ia Mili-
tary Costoroe and 10 Soloists _ direct frotn the
New York Hippodrome.
10— Other We Free Arts— lo
- WHY SPEND MONEY FOE AMUSEMENT?
S ALCAZAR srtfß
BELAECO & MAYEE, Owners and Manager*
TONIGHT— ALL THIS WEEK— TONIGHT
Lest Times of
Arizona
A!«o of EVELYN VAUGHAX. EFFIE BONO,
WILL R. WALI.IX<; and JOHN' B. MAHER.
I'ri<M»s— Nljrbt, to $1: Mat.. 25c to 50c.
MATINEE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
NEXT WEEK— FLORENCE ROBERTS, sup
farted hy Thurlow B^ryen and the Alcaui
Play-crs. in a Sutnptuou* Production- of Dark]
Bfiasco's DU BARRY
. S>-«;s Now op Sale. Regular Alcatar Pricea.
'Eafest aad Kost Xacxificent Theater in America.
Mnthiee Today and Every Day
ARTISTIC VAUDEVILLE
A NIGHT AT THE CIRCITS. pre««jtrd by th»
ELMS -- NOWLAN COMPANY: CUERIDAH
FIMP!«ON: NOVELTY DANCING FOUR, trlth
Jnanny Hnchf*: PELLATON &. FORAN* in "A
fpotleirs Repntaiion"; I^««t Week CLAUDE
OILLINGWATER tn' "A fitrennous Rehearsal";
.THE VINPOBONAF: BILLY YAK; " New
0.-pnrom Motion Picture*: l**t Week MABEL
HITE and MIKE DONL.IN. In -StealinK Home."
Erenlor PrW». lOe. 25c. 50c. 75c; Box Seats, $L.
Matinee Prices (except Kandays and Holidays),
10c, 25c. 50c. PHONE DOUGLAS 70.
(iHnierican
. U»rtet St.. Xr. Seventh— Pbcue. Market. Zfl.
THE BIG FUSFEST W,
STARTS A'EXT SUAISAY
SAM S. and LEE SHL'BERT, lac. Present
jPH^2 Seats
_ - r - _. _*_ . on Sale
. BLrLJEI^EJ
MOUSE
Prices for Tfctn Eajtareraent. > 25e to $1.50.
_T Matlneea. 25e to <1.00. - •
AMERICAN THEATER
Market Street Near SeTenth.'
TOKIGHTS THE 810 NIGHT:
Elaborate Production of
Angostfn Dalr'B Dellphtf nl Comedy
ANIGHTOFF
By "TR Charity Players"
For tbe Benrft of the -
FREE WARD, CIINtC AND MEDICAL CHARITIES
"_of,tbe
California Womeia's .Hospital
SEVERAL "SPECIAL FEATURES: %
Rewired - Seats fI.CO and $1.60. On'*ale at
Niterman CUy & Co. 'a durtnp the day and at the
Theater at uigbt. -General admission .W-.
COSCE^S^ LECTURES; ETC.
SKATE
AT /Y.I ICCIIM BAKER AND
,AI (LULIjtUIVI OAKSTS.
T<f " uiy. Friday and Sonday Nights aod Sunday
srECIAI,-- '..... \u25a0S | . PB CIAI*V ;
TUESDA Y.NIGHT, JUNE Jo.
iIIIDSUMMERSKATINC CARNIVAL
fritf* fix. Mt«t 't»rlil«>il.: ind >lland«>iii'»»t Cos :
: •\u25a0 > . \u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0,'. -.. '-- - •---\u25a0\u25a0 -
ADMISSION, SO CUXTS; LADIES^FBEE.
SUPERB NEW HOME
FOR ROSENTHAL'S
Well Known Shoe Firm Is Back
Again in Reconstructed
Business District
One of the Handsomest Estab
lishments That Can Be
i Found Anywhere
HoscnthaVs Incorporated are • down
town again and opened their big. shoe
shop yes.erday' at ; 151" Post .street
with' > enough flowers \u25a0 for • the grad
uating exercises of a young ladies*
seminary and .-shoes enough 'to
equip an army. -It would have to-be
an army of ; assorted tastes and sizes,
however, for footwear of. every type \
is In the stock. Never has a more!
beautiful or extensive • supply of shoes I
been shown 'In - Sari 7 Francisco, and
everythingfOne could imagine ts there
dainty golden slippers/ which are the
very latest fad for evening wear, that
might be modeled after the original
Cinderella test; swagger little pumps in
suede or^ patent leather; high boots or
more pumps In tan leather .of every
description; boys', stout shoes; j misses'
and children's shoes -in an infinite ".va
riety — nearly 2,000 cases of shoes' were
placed in the store -to make ready for
the opening. ..' > > :
"All daj' yesterday throngs of buyers
filled the new,, quarters and compli
mented the heads of the establishment
on the beauty of the finishing and fur
nishing/.
Creamy golden oak, with' a softly
blurred" finish,"!* used Tor the woodwork
of the entire Interior. r
The paneling and shelves are in this
oak, and the ceiling, which is an ex
quisite tone of deep cream" with a nar
row line . decoration of Pompeilan red,
Is divided by oaken rafters. "
The wide, comfdrtable settees, which
will seat nearly 200 people in- each de
partment, are of the same oak, and. the
stools, and, footrests : are of oak and
i deep red leather.
; At the rear of the -store are offices
j in oak paneling arid glass, but the main
} offices are on the floor above.- '
\u25a0 The second floor will be fitted up a
j little later as another* department," but
]at present all are on the first floor. "
i To the right »s. one enters is the
j ladies' department, the entire staff of
i clerks on that'side devoting themselves
ito supplying feminine San Francisco
with dainty or serviceable footwear. - --
In the other half of the store are the
departments for men, misses and chil
dren.
The shops and repairing department
are in the spacious basement. The
handsomest ; features of the entire es
tablishment; ere >the beautiful show
windows fronting, in Post street.
Floored with hardwood, the wide win
dow is flanked on tbe rear with plate
glass mirrors, and overhead are more
mirrors, reproducing in the celling the
beautiful wares displayed. Bordering
the flooring Is a- wide band of costly
Nubian marble in soft, rustlike red, in ' t
which the word Rosenthal's ! is inlaid i
in dull brass.
The rear wall of the window, sur
rounding the mirrors, is. of rarest Ha
waiian mahogany, elaborately and,ex
quisitely carved in masks and garlands.
Above is a stained - glass friese In
golden browns and Pompeiian red
tones, tiny, plump Cupids toying- w.lth
garlands of rose*,' against a back
ground of deep* purplish blue.. waves,
the whole reproducing the color scheme
of the entire Interior.
Great rejoicing was manifested
among both patrons and employes of
the store that : they are again, estab
lished down, town ',., and that the old
time atmosphere prevails. '
WILL OPEN LYON STREET
:/ THROUGH TO THE, BAY
Obstructions in Way of Im
provement '.Will Be Removed
City Engineer Manson. filed with the
board of works yesterday a report and
map setting forth the obstruction now
In the way of the extension of" Lyon
street from Pacific avenue to the bay,
which Include th« Harbor View baths,
formerly owned by Rudolph .-Hermann,
and a carhouse of the Presidio' and
Ferries company. The -city's title has
been established, as against Hermann's
claim, in a decision handed down by
the federal supreme court, and all
parties ' were reported, by Manson" as
willing to remove the obstructions.
A FEW WORDS WITH THE
LADY OF THE HOUSE
Many in the; world run after felicity
like an absent minded man hunting, for
his hat while all the time it is 'on his
head. — Sydney Smith.
- ... . ..<s> ...:.& .<s.,<s> .
Simple Luncheon in Yellow and White;
Pineapple and Orange Cocktail
Consomme, with Poached Yolks of Egg
(one in each plate) ' v-
Breadsticks Tied With Yellow Ribbon
Scalloped \u25a0 Fish au Uratin, Lemon
Ouarters (individual, dishes)
Cucumber Salad Sprinkled With r
. Chopped Chives
Parker House Rolls \u25a0 "...
Glazed Sweetbreads With Peas and :
Cubes of New Carrots ' ;
Toasted Casava Cakes \u25a0 Fried Cheese
Balls . -\u25a0
Lettuce, French .Dressing:
. : \u25a0 -Orange Sherbet
Whipped Cream Decoration '
«S> <$\u25ba '•, 4> -<?> • '
The Modern House, Keener*' Exchange
CleanlßK \u25a0 "Wiilte" kid 010-re* (Mrs. . J.
Adams. Santa Maria) — Wash them .well
in gasoline, with green olive Boap.: Rub
well, then rinse them in fresh gasoline
with a few drops of oil of sasgafras to
take away 'the odor of gasoline. Take
a towel, spread it on a table, sprinkling
over it powdered pumice stone; then
lay. the gloves on it and put more pum
ice stone all over the gloves. This ab
sorbs the - gasoline. - When dry. shake
and rub well. - They will be as soft and
nice as new. -I have tried it' and^know.
. Some Omelet Recipes- (MrsVK. Long,
19 1 3 Ellis street, San Francisco ) — Pars-,
ly Omelet— Prepare two tablespoonfuls
of parsley -by washing and chopping'
fine. Let simmer; in; a tablespoonful of
hot butter " for. three • minutes.*;- add ; one
dash of garlic -'Mix three eggs,' one ta
blespoohful milk.; cayenne^pepper^with
the above. .When » brown*, roll: -toward
center and serve on:hot -platter./-' *'" <%
' Rum* Omelet— Three \u25a0 eggs, one 'table-,
spoonful milk, pinch salt; turn on warm
buttered frying; pan. .Let 'cook ir until
brown.: ."Roll.- corner:; toward center,
place on 'warm "platter,; sprinkler. with
.sugar and'half -cv*» of rum.. light match,
and burn. .When' lire ;is;out!.ready;to
- Onion ; Omelet-r-Chop one 'large, onion
fine Let i simmer«about ; three
in hot- butter, then beat. three eggs, one
tablespoonful.vmilk.- teaspoonfulrflQur.
Mix all together. - -Fry ion ..warm*,, but-
tered,frying.pan;; roll and"* serve on : hot
platter. „\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0•\u25a0- >. " :.' \u25a0' „_-'.\u25a0,-- ' .'»*4S?
Jelly Cognac— Three - eggs. - ? beaten:
fine, one . - tablespoonflil ; 'of- - •mijk,"
pinch of Kalt. * Pour 'on
tered '<:' frying /pan. i!;,When '\\ brown
spread Jelly in". center<and_-roll ! / r up.',
Spread ; sugar, on* top.pour; overs'itjhalf'
a cup 6f..cognac-and;lleht "wJth; match.*
When ifire. is ' out ' serve' on ; hot" platter.'
: Meat OmpJet— Parboil; ; one'^ ciip.'<of '
dried "beef jfo>p^dri€«lfiX en ' flon *--f or »*Jo ;
minutes ,iv \u25a0 hot water and drain thor- '
She &M-; -call, •^t.uesday, : ; june \B, isoa
ONE MORE BIG FIRM IS IN
ELEGANT DOWNTOWN STORE
Beautiful ;new' downtown r store' oorf r Rosenthal's . shoe -firm
RULES AGAINST THE
BOARD OF HEALTH
Judge Sturtevant Holds Courts
May Review Board's Orders
~in Nuisance Cases ,
Judge Sturtevant held yesterday, in
deciding a demurrer in the case of
Charles Campadonico against. the
board of health, that a determination
by the .board /as to what, was a. nuis
ance was subject- to" review-^ by the
superior .court. -
\u25a0 Campadonico was -the owner .of <-a
stable which the board decided was ,in
an r insanitary -condition. , and under
authority of j "the ' rat ordinance"' or
dered the destruction of "the building.
Suit was. begun to restrain the authori
ties /.from : tearing _\u25a0 down" the stable.
The -city- attorney : demurred, and . in
argument "-and • affidavits raised the
point that as -the. boardVof. health, was
acting in compliance with the ordi
nance it : had -not. l exceeded, its powers
and. that neither the superior court nor
the -supreme court had any power to
review . the 'determination- -except as
authorized by law. and that in the ab
sence !of -fraud- it ,was '.final:'.'", \, • '•
Judge Sturtevant, In 'ruling against
the cliy attorne>\ Quoted the constitu
tion to «how that power to' hear; and
determine cases .regarding the § exist
ence and abatement of nuisances ' was
expressly -conferred .on \u25a0; the v superior
court. .He '\u25a0 finds:, it .was - unnecessary
for him to deterfiiine r how much, if
any, of the rat" ordinance \u25a0 Is -invalid,
and orders < that the '' case- go to trial
on its merits * The demurrer ' -vf as ar
gued" in "behaif of the-pVaintiff- by At
torney ' Richard O'Connor."' ".. '- "
\u25a0 Many similar : suits, have/been" filed
against- the board oif health in the last
twelve months. ..CampadOnicb's action
was selected as a- test -ca^e. • None of
the others had been' pushed to trial,
but in the light of Judge Sturtevant's
decision all the 'plaintiffs ' may now
proceed withf their suits, to enjoin the
board/ v;^;-, • .... .
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY— William
Thompson, a Palo °Alto 'contractor, fll«vl a peti
tion in"' hankruptey "r^tcrdaj-" : in -'tbV .'L'nitpd
States . «ll«trlct court. ' ~- His llabill: ies ,*are
?20.442.T6. Tritlrno aratlable' asset*:' Tbe debti
are 'mostly : for - hulldioir material. 1 *- 'Frank- 4.
Johnston, "a * shooting gallery operator • of this
city., filed a petition. in bankrnptc.T. - His .liabtl
ltjes" are ncfreduled -• at- $972.10, • with \u25a0 $70 in
available assets. ._;; 1! _
- -\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ' t , - - *
See . the .> page for V the "Modern
House. Keeper,"/ which> appears
regularly^ in" the : magazine t 'of : '.'The
Sunday Call." Cash prizes arc
given each, week for best,house
hold \. ideas : and • kitchen . recipes.
Send yinv in your, choicest", ones v to
"Modern House Keeper. Page,"
The San Francisco Sunday CalL
ouehly. Mix three e5Ks. one table
spoonful of milk," a; little pepper. - Mix
all : together. • \u25a0 Butter ; pan - and pour :on
Wheni-cooked brow-n.;.. Roll; and /place
on hot platter." ;•.' -' '\ \ -..,\u25a0 \u25a0 ;...r; ...r , : .^
„': Plain Omelet-^-Ttireeesresbeaten'flne
with a- tablespoonful of milk and a
pinch of salt. -'Pouf on -warm 'but tered
frying "pan, ; let brown,- then ' roll >by
i turning, corners toward center. \u25a0\u25a0 • ' • .
Jelly-Omelet— Mix three eggs.-tabie
spoonful of nillk; pinch ;;;of salt and
pepper,*, if desired. ' k s - Pour /on.' warm
buttered frying ,i pan. : When* brown
place "jeJlyj in: center, -roll* right 1 ; away
from cdrners to^center.- ~ . <? v .-.;
- Inferno Errii (Miss Eugenia Sehuur.
34 Glrard:street,'.'San: Francisco)— Put
half . -a Jof olive oil :ln Ja* deep
frying pan.; -j Season vwith*;saltv and
cayenne - pepper, i s.When ' the ' oil . is - hot
slice into it three ripe tomatqes* which
have Jbeeni peeled. ! :; Coo the
matoes «are tender, stirringithem' well
Into -the? oil *.*Breakt half /a 'dozen 'eggs
into • the . mixture ; r and tf ry k until !; firm?
Serve Lhot, on. crisp lettuce leaves.*
SICK HEADACHE
, -, -.-.""" . • — i Positively cored \u25a0by
f^anrrrnTo these xmie phis.
, UMI\ILI\O :>Theyals6'reUeTeDl*..
; VEgS .'—.—i. _, ess Irom Dyspepsia, In- !
BBpITTLE digestion and Too Hearty \
B IVrR Eatlng/i'iL- perfect reta-
pj I\u25a0V b j^ edy for Dizziness, Kausea. ;
i-ilfHILliWB*? Bad i Taste!
JI^H \u25a0 In ; the ; Mouth. Coated
£-i3^fc^*J % Tongue, Pain In tie SWe. j
' — \u25a0 — ITORPID LTVER. They
RgtOate tbe Bcrrela.,; Purely Vegetable."' - !
SMALL PILL SHALL DOSE, SMA^ PRICE,
|i»i OTFR'^I ; w* 6«iwii»:Musi ' Bear: V\
wltt^ F^imile Signklure i
™LJrEFUSE SUBSTITUTES.!
PREPARING RECEPTION :^
: Vy FOR GOVERNOR -SMITH
Distinguished f ' San j : Franciscan
AVHI Arrive ; Here
'\u25a0: The ; Governor .JamesiSmith reception
committee met in | the rooms 1 6f it he"
p t olice commission- yesterday, afternoon,
when it was decided : to hold. the recep
tion at the Fairmont hotel. ori*"the
evening of Monday, June 14, between
the hours of 9' o'clock arid midnight.
There will, be .music", .: and dancitigi
Friends of the general who- desire to
attend the reception .can have, invita
tions on applying to Secretary >• C.-W.
Lynch." 50.6 Mutual Savings bank,build
ing, or James D.Phelan. Phelan build-
Ing. \u25a0; ..: ".-;;.\u25a0 '; '-;"'.. ':"\u25a0\u25a0" ;K ' . ,-. ': -• ' ™
-: The -banquet -will -be held at-the St.
Francis hotel the, evening, of Monday,
June 21., : ' :.,'\u25a0'-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u0084.\u25a0,-\u25a0.:.!\u25a0\u25a0.•-,\u25a0
r Governor Smith will leave" Seattle
this ; morning and ..^-wlir." arrive - here
Thursday -morning 1 at o'clock. >\u25a0 He
will be met at* the ferry, by the* special
committee,- composed of James D.-Phe
lan.-..Judge Frank' Jr Murasky- and* J
oseph E. O'Donnell^ and ..any -other
friends who desire to be present. : They
will. escort him to'tbe hotel.
Witt Mbtt^ liotts£
Boys' Clothing Department
' - SECOND FLOOR.
Q reat Sale of Boy s' and .
Youths' Clothing '
This sale^is of especial interest . in view of the
approaching vacation season.
\u25a0dattqj) "WACITT" QTTTTCI
i Sizes^.J/i to 10 -years. : - .\u25a0\u25a0-. t*l Cfll •
Original .Price. ............ .. t . .... .?2. 00 . \u25a0\u25a0 ill \u25a0
. -Sale. Price .V...V.:^^ r ,
Original ; PriccV. . :. V-.r. •;: :.^3.50 ' ifO Cfl
saic Price... ....;...•.::,......;:......... JZ.uU
BOYS' KHAKI -SUITS
Military. Coat.*;" Long ' Trousers.' Sizes 3to 16 years ** \u25a0"IF 1
Original -Pricc::.:^ ;........ V:.....?1.5O N \\ Ik
I Sale Price:. :. . ,: .:.:.•..; '• «(|l mL\) V
BOYSV KHAKI SUITS :>,
! Norfolk\Jackets. Long Trousers. Sizes Sto 15 >" car? |!»#% f"aTi
Original Priced. .......... ':...... ;?3.00 V \ I kll
:Z Sale .Price:-. . . : : .•: /. it . . .'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .:\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 • • ....:.. ... .... . . yL O \JV
BOYS'^ BLOOMER and KNICKER PANTS
.' AlhWool. .Sizes 3^ : to \u25a0: 16. 'years. iti AJfl '
: Original: Price... :..:..;::........ ..? 1.5 0 :- V| |||]
\u25a0.Salc-Pricc: :....U.. /.'.. :....... \.^:.^. .}....:..$ I. UU \u25a0
BOYS' SUITS- ; '
".Two' Piece and Norfolk Knicker Pants. -" " *
"«izes;6;:to"l"years::> " ' . \u25a0 &Tl-{\ti '• '
0figinaiPricc.. :::...:..:;.;.....\u25a0.. 96-50 '-\u25a0 Vh 111 l
Salc'Price \u25a0. . ....wviUU
'\u25a0 < XJT\TT'PTICi ' - .CJTTT'T'CS - ' - •- \u25a0..
X yj U X XX O - ; \u25a0 • *3 ( W iiw ... ~ : ;
. ..." - Sizes .14 , : to —U . 5 eai s . . _ „ . ( - - ( -. i \u25ba \u25a0
\u25a0 : OriginaiVPnce : :v::.;.:v........v.V.?12.50 ' 'kl I] ill I
V;,Sale-Pricc....:.;.A.. : ,. v .y::.^.'..v....^..;...-.4^|^
r Original Price....'..:........ .$15.00 C 1 0 fill
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X)R^ BLUCHERS
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COMMITTEE MEETS
Chairman - Tracy ) Announces
Subcomraittees to! Handle
Celebration ,
Tentative v Program of Gala
Events "\u25a0} in Gate
P^rkiDrawn^Up;
\ : The? Independence . for. ]
this -'year's V' celebration .'met mV the
rooms of tne , police commission ; yester-'y ester
day 1 , afternoon iwith : George Ai.-' : Tracy
in;the-chair"and Edwin"; BonnelP as sec
retary. _:\u25a0..;. •.•...;'\u25a0:',,." \u25a0 ;- : -' '.-\u25a0'\u25a0.\u25a0:\u25a0'..• J /.\u25a0
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ment ;of the j following; subcommittees:
General " plans^r-Dr. "; T. H< ' Morri*, '" N.~ J.. Pren
dprpaat," Joseph \u25a0 Ton ; Staden... Major. II. : G. - Mat- .
thew»on,"j Edwin •Bonn*H.*'-.--''V^' . • \u0084; - .'- c-_
: ,; Literary. committeer-Thoroas B.'Hayden. Thom
as 'P. O'Dosrd, Homer " Boashey, John ' Partridge,
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. : Athletic, erenti— Panl T." Carroll. . Alexander G.
Bell, F.;E. Atkins, N'.J^Prenderrast; John Iteld.
*-'> Music • committees-Captain • Frit* « Attinger Sr..
11. \u25a0O. -' Cantrowltli; : Edgar D. < Pelxotto, Arnold
Calegarl».rV\V r "'' \ \u25a0''// - ;/ '"-*•• "" \u25a0 " -
- r Finance , : committee^— James 'Rolph, .Edward I.
Coffee;': E. .W. ; >' errha 11, John : Bergex. ,;--."'
-;? ; A» report ; showing* a, general plan ; of
the'day's celebration .\u25a0was submitted, as
follows :;-.'.'^''^v 'V \u25a0:•;>>\u25a0-\u25a0-„''.>'-> : *" : ''-.'\u25a0'- '-''';'
Literary .and musical exercises at the
stadium,^Golden:. Gate ». park/ to. consist
of.,an^oratlon.:and/the ; readipg of -the
declaratloniof Independence, the mayor
to"be.*invlted;to- act* as;chairman or to.
be^oratoriof the-day'as ;he may: elect;
the£ musical ; exercises sto consist ;of • a
band ot. 50? pieces [at the stadium and
three, additionaKbands" to be stationed
In" the • public ,parks; grand chorus by.
school; children i following the literary
exercises'.V athletic'evepts, at: the sta
dium'under 4 the: auspices of the Olym
pic- club; I.'1 .' regatta -on 9 the .bay ;, under
the =of J_the ;, Pacific [ amateur
rowing *asaociatio v n:^soldierß "and sall
ors'to^be'irivlted :to" -participate in the
events : if J feasible; -;
".The : chairman urged the subcom
mittees "to .meet as soon as
so'as-'to'be-able =to^report to the next
meeting of the general. committee next
Monday afternoon. . ' . ,
FRANK A: LUCY FALLS IN ;^
MINE AND IS KILLED
Superintendent, of Florence
Goldfield Dies, Leaving Widow
GOLpFIELD. June 7. — Frank ;A.
Lucy, a prominent mining englneerwho
was appointed superintendent of the
Florence Goldfleld company a few days
ago. fell down a shaft , today and was
instantly killed.- ~ He leaves a widow.
-FIRE DESTROYS SAiOON— Fire broke out in'
the saloon of Gus Meier. Sllliman and Gottlnger
streets, about 2 o'clock, yesterday- morning:, \u25a0when
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STATEME.VT
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW IORK, IX -THE i STATE OF NEW
YORK, ; on the v 31st day of.- December. A. D.
1908; and for the' year endlot: on that day. Pnb-
Uthed pursuant to the j Provisions of Section 611
of tbe ; Political . Code ' and -compiled - from : the
annual statement filed with the Insurance Com-
missioner of the State' of California." "
CAPITAL.- .
Amount of Capital stock, paid np in . -
Cash .V.. $1,000,000.00
. . ASSETS."
Real Estate owned by Company.... $1,009,000.00
Loans on M0rtgage5. ........... 350,700.00
Cash Market Value of all Stocks •
and Bonds owned by Company... .16,092.005.00
Cash in Company's Office.... •\u25a0-••18,071.56"
Cash in 8ank5.......... 5C1.614.07
Interest \u25a0 due and accrued on Bonds
' and - Mortgages 50.522.45
Premiums in dne Coarse* of Collec- »
tion ......." .;....". JT80iW6.65
Bills rcoeirable, not Matured, taken . "*.
for Fire Risks 72.W1.08
Declared diridends on stocks (Trans- - -' "
fer books closed) ..: : 141.745.00
. Tottl. A55et*. .... . . .v . .:.:...!.. ,51».514.8t>«:5i
. \ LIABILITIES. .....\u25a0-\u25a0
Losses in process of ' Adjustment .or.
in Saopense:.. '......; -$319,937.23
Lossen resisted." including expenses. . 34,159.00
Gross premiums on Fire Risk* run-.'
'nlnff "one "year- or less. $5,749.-
\u25a0\u25a0 051. 7f): reinsurance.' 50 per cent. ' 1.874,525.90
Gross premiums on Flre i RUks ran- .\u25a0: »-.
'nlnjt \u25a0 more than r on« year, $10,-
. IS4,3T>s.22:, reinsurance pro rata:. 5.525.R31.14
Taxes due or accrued . 125.000.00
Reserved • for Contingencies ...;.... \u25a0- _ 250.000. OO
All other Liabilities. . . 57,433.04
Total -Utbilitlei ...: $7.997.945.5S
- INCOME. • a === ac -="
Net cash. actually receded for Fire
. premiums ...... .'. .... .v. . '. . $8,520. 795.53
Recelredfor interest on Mortgages , 9,233.1$ i
BeceiTed 1 from .interest * and dl»I- !
- dends on Bond*. Stocks. Loans.' • : •- \u25a0\u25a0-- . \u25a0 ,
"^ and' from all'other sources.. ..... 650.505.52 i
Eecelred for Rents. 60,524.14 {
Gross Profit on sale *r maturity of *• ' . -. !
• Bonds^and 5t0ck5........ '.\u25a0;\u25a0 56.430.00 |
'\u25a0 Gross . increase." by \u25a0 adjustment, \u25a0 la 8
book.ralue.of Bonds and. Stocks., 851.655.74
! Income from all other sources..;... \u25a0 I.2TM.S*
- . \u25a0\u25a0, .".*-\u25a0-. \u25a0'\u0084\u25a0 '' 't"
'Total - 1nc0me .". . .; .V. . . /. . : . . . .' : '. 58.210.534.M
I .. ;expenditurcs/ . . : "
j Net amount- paid" for Fire. Losses „
' •' ' ' (Including i $376,021.74, ' losses \u25a0of
I "; prerious , years) •...«.:\u25a0..:. : $3,203.192.54
' Expenses, of adjustment and settle- • .
['• 'ment of " losses:.:..-. .;....'...... " 109,601.36 j
! Diridends" to Stockholders. .". . . .".- 450,225.00 {
; Paid or allowed for ; Commission or - '
i N Brokeraicer.-r~*??r*rrr.'.Tr.":...;. 1,559,201.24
i Ptid ; for : Saltrlpj. : Fees.-' tnd other \ *-,-^
-charges for offlcers.": clerks,- etc:. - - 531.032.81
Paid tor State.- National and • Loral
v-taxes ...::........"..-•.'.:....-..- 153,6«.2i
Gross liOss-oa-'sale or maturity ' of ;^ft*i3«#*t
:: Bonds and ' Stocks ....... :;.. 323.045.00
Gross decrease.' r by « adjustment; In ' \-,,.-\u25a0\ -,,.-\u25a0
-,' book Ttlue of Bond* tnd Stocks..' '- 710.367.00
All other: Expenditures .. . .: ; . . ..' .. 303,938.99
. Tottl Expenditures.^. .'....... ....^T^WjSl^ftS |
lßWftjSftSs^S^a^toaalfa^^^""?!?^?"? I
LOSSES* lncarred dnrinj.th* yetr.": $3,293,811.90
RISKS AND.: PREMimia. v
- » • ;•: I'Flreßisks. 1 Premiams.
Net tmoant of ' Risks . f , \'~- •''/\u25a0•* '\u25a0 ~ l : \u25a0 x
f -written during. tbe :\u25a0>J -. '-"'«-»-* *> '\u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0
f year r.i-. ........ .$785,501,805 $7,777,693.23
Net amount, of Risks •
-;. expired during the \ \u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0-'.-,\u25a0 i<r-\.- * '- _\u25a0.' *
';yetr 5 .:; v........... . 7.318.270.51
Net amount- In force ."\u25a0 >^*^.t s - < - - -.
December; SI.M9OS 1.290.513.380 .13.933,407.01
, »*' Bnb«crlbed -a n-i sworn i to '•\u25a0 before ' me.'i this ; 11 th
dty of .Febrnary.'- 1900.: J' ERNEST STUBM.* - j
; /vt; Notary Public,- Kioga Coonty,-; New t. York. |
> I; Conflagration rroof and Fire Record* Appreciated by F»Hcy Hwldera
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STATE3IEXT
?r THE CONDITIONS AXD\aITAIRS OT THE
FIDELITY
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
DP, NEW YORK, ia ta# state of X«w Tari. on
th» 31st day •; December. A. D. 19CS, aad for
the year eadlns on that Caj. Published par
% saaat to tb» Ptotlslobs of S»;tioa 611 ef tb«
Political Code aad conipfled from tae aaaui!
. ttatement film with tbe iDsuraoca Commis-
lioser of tae State of California.
capitai,
im«oat of capital stock, paid up la
etsh J1.000.000.C0
ASSETS
Cash market value of all stocks aad
kmds owaed by c0mpany....".... 4,077.540.(X> :
rasa ia company's office 573.4 ft
uasata baaks .' 203,634.»4
latereat due and arcraed oa bonds.. '• - 0.C03.33
Premiams la dae course of collection 137.225.14
Declared dWidends oa stock* (trans-
fer books doted) 22.300.00
Total awets .»3.453.g1t.Tl
UABiLrrres
Lotset ia . process . of adjustment or
la suspense ..; 3A.573.51
Losses resisted. .Including vxpevsr*. 3,000.00
Gross premintcs on firs risks rnnnlag \u25a0
one year or less. $912,479.54; rt-
v insurance. . 50 . per cent ..'- -308.239.7?
Gross premiums oa flre. risks rnaainx
more . than . oae year, $730.906.44 ;
'relnsnrtnce pro rata 49fi.7.V?.W
Taxes due or accrued 20.000.Q«1
Beinsurmnce premiums ' 7.739.67
Total llabilitie* «^S£ii22
» INCOME
Net \u25a0 cash aetoally receWedi for flre
premlunw $305,781.91
Recetred from taterest and dirideads
on bonds, stocks, loans, and from
all other source* 124.571.53
Gross profit oa sale, or mafcirity of
bonds aad stocks ..". ' C 7.193.00
Gross increase, by adjustment, in
bookvalne of bond* aad stocks... 344,993.?.?
Total income ........ : ...n. 44.1.492. t»
• EXPENDITURES
Net amotrat paid for flre losses (ia-
clndißZ JGI.-4C3.C9. losses of pre-
Tious years) , $430.2«4.9t
Expenses _of . adjustaient and set*
-' tlement of losses . . . 10.477. *a
Diridends to stock holders ......... 30,000.00
Paid -or allowed for commission or
brokerage 15T.880.21
Paid for salaries, fees and other
charges for officers, clerks, etc. . . 69470.37
Paid for >ttte, national aad local
Uses .....;.......-. 31.383.ftt
Gross . lost " on sale 'or maturity of
stocks 130,053.00
Gross decrease. ..by adjustment, ia
book rain* of bond* tnd stocks... -41.419.00
All other expenditures «0,109.73
Tottl expeodltsrca : . JHj«ttv74a7«
Losm« laenrred darias th« year ...:. $443.313. 42
RISKS AXD PREMIUMS
•'. : . '-—^ ' { Fire Risks | Premisms
Net amooot of r!»ks| +
written 'dnrtat taej
year ". . ............ '5108,895,435 $1,193,532.27
Net amount of risks!
expired' dnrins tbe; *
year .......'.......- «5,943.96S 801,022.9*
Net - amount In • force! '
December 21. \u25a0 19Qg..f Ia.SSS^M 1^93,473.9<
t HENRY EVANS.- President.
• E. L. BALXARD. Secretary.
E.W. T. GRAY. Auditor.
Sabscribed aad sworn to before ra« this lltb
day of February. 1909. ItWIiMDsJiHMa
* EENKST STURM. Notary PnWlc.
Kiaxs Count/, >\ I. .
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