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. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
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GARDEN SOIL AT FARM LAND PRICE.
NEAR SAN FRANCISCO.
TT« Offer Roberts Island Peat Soil. With Perfect
Drainage; Free Irrigation.
Good Roads.
Cheapest Transportation.
SMALL TRACTS AT *125 CP PER ACRE.
• TERMS— S2S per acre «tsh.
$25 per acre yearly.
\Vt IIILES FROM HOI.T STATION
ON SANTA FE R. R-
SEND FOR CIRCULAR GIVING FACTS.
BIGGEST YIELDS OF
i CELERY. ASPARAGUS. POTATOES.
ONIONS, BEANS. ETC.
f
Good tradp considered on bay properties; don't
waste stamps on fictitious equities or inflated
values.
EXCURSION RATE. $2,90 ROUND TRIP.
A. E. PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
425 First National Bank Building.
San Francisco.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Hereafter I may be found Ht Baltimore Park
office and will give ray undivided attention to !
M&rin connty real estate, attending personally 1
to ail customers and applicants for information. !
My San Rafael office, opposite Union depot,
will b* open every day aivi <*ustomerB may com-
municate over special telephone with me at
Baltimore Park office.
W. 1.. COURTRIGHT.
Baltimore Park tract and San Rafael properties.
100 zcTf* rich. >vfl. ullnvial alfalfa soil, $;>O ,
acre: fit) relies frctn cltv; see cwnor, sick. Box
2235. C&11 office.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
GEO. TV. AUSTrN. 1018 Broadway,' Oakland.
Sino dowa— si.fi.v>: 4 roo ra cottage, on a large
lot; balance in sraall monthly payments. (6705) :
$300 do^n — 5 roomy; nearly new buncalow in
East Oakland; full price only *2,550; fine wide
street; all street work done; this is a comfort-
able ted desirable home.
?400 down— 52.500: Linda Vista home of 5
rooffis: lot 4Oxl<vt : high basement; comfortable
borne and excellent value for the money. <6675)
BUILD TO SUIT— VTill build any kind of a.
cottEge or bungalow you like on a 40 foot lot ia
Frulrvzle on. sar. SlOO down: f-elect your own
plan: I also have propositions like rh'is in the
sweUesr neighborhoods, like Adams Point, Peral-
ta Heights, etc.
$10,000 business comer— New building of store
«nd 3 flats: just completed and well rented;
bargain for quick sale; offer will be considered.
Cottage of 6 roorae and bath, dose to 52d and
Grove sts.; handy to Key Route und 2 car lines;
tDOrtfrepe of $1,600: will sell equity for $1,050;
built 2 years ago; owner paid $3,500; price now
$2,650. (6544)
Jefferson st. flat* — For $4,650: 5 and C rooms;
all in fine condition: right down town and only
3 Mocks from Broadway: the water front im-
• prnvecents will make this property jump ia
value shortly.
JTT.O — BnildiTij: lot; very desirable.: SO feet
front: Kunny side of street: at 30th and Adeline
ftf. : street work all done; will some day be
busiaeFs property.
I have ju^t listed several 6 and 7 room new
and pretty homes in Adams Point; on small first
payment and $40 a month; just let me show
them to you.
Have you a lot »>r an equity of some kind that
you'd like to trade in ai» a first payment on a
nice. new. modem home snd psy the balance,
monthly? Let me know what you bave and what
you vcact.
Lots- of money to loan at 6 to 7 per cent.
GEO. \T. AUSTIN,
101- S Broadway.
HERE 1« your opportunity to wcure a safe in-
vestment and make money rapidly by buying a
lot on the line of new electric" road in Oakland;
this is a *nap and most be taken advantage
cf at once: it i* to your interest to see prop-
erty ImtnPdiately: easy terms if desired; no-
tify onner. Box 3131. Call office. Oakland.
SNAP— Desirable building Int. 40il.v>. in sunny
b*lt. 24 blocks from College and Olarernont
Ftatlon; $1,500; term*. Alko lot 37:6x150. with
8 room «bingle house aad shed; $1,600; terms;
beautiful marine view. See owner on premises,
2»S 63d st.. Oakland.
SNAP — 6 rooms and 7 foot basement, just com-
pleted: every convenience: $3,500: $600 down.
balance $SO month: on boulevard: near school
and car line. S*e owner, box 3132, Call of-
fice. Oakland.
TAKE Key Route or S. P.. pet off at Dwight
Way station and look at 7 room house on
Derby end Fulton sts.: hardwood floors: sleep-
Ing "porch; $5,000; only $100 cash, balance
monthly.
$1,500 sacrificed on $5.500 property: modern
home on large lot; Bth ay. near E. 24th: also 2
lots at other points. Address W. W. MADGE,
1666 9th ay. Phone M3SS3.
PRETTY new 5 room burealow. cobblestone
front; marine view; near Qaremonl Key
Route; price $3,000: $300 down. 0. M. BUL-
LOCK. 1420 Broadway, Oakland.
J3.00f> — Nice 4 room cottage; barn: lot 50x100;
-lope to car line; $450 cash, balance can re-
asain oa mortgage. C. OSWALD, 1145 E.
14th ft.. Oakland.
FOUR room cottage on large lot for $1,000; will
accept $100 down and $20 per month. Ad-
dress 1420 Broadway. Oakland.
SELL artistic 5 room bungalow; dose in: nothing
dowa; $25 moath. Box 3119, Call office. Oak-
land.
BERKELEY REAL*ESTATE ,
FOR Bale — Very reasonable. Elmwood park dist..
modern 7 room house; large living room, fire-
place, beamed ceilings, paneled walls. 3 large
bedrooms; sleeping porch, "attic. Phoce Berke-
ley 479.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
BARGAIN — Must be eeen to be appreciated;
pair of flats of 6 rooms each: new: also cot-
tage of 4 rooms and barn. 24x3s; lot 50x150;
Al location: price $6,000, half cash; also com-
plete express outfit if desired. Inquire 618
Pttita Clara ay.. Alatneda.
MARIN COUNTY— ReaJ Estate^
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Hereafter I may "be found at Baltimore Park
office, and will give my undivided attention to
Marin county real estate, attending personally
to- all customers and applicants for information.
My San Rafael office, opposite Union depot,
trill be open every day and customers may com-
roonicate. over special telephone with me at
Baltimore Park office.
W. L. COURTRIGHT.
Baltimore Park tract and San Rafael properties.
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES, ranches, acreaffe. exchange. Price list.
DAVID L. WILSON. Santa Crue. Cal.
REDWOOD CITY— Real Estate
BEAUTIFUL lots. $125: Redwood City. closTTn;
$10 down. $5 per month: no iaterest. E. W.
MAGRUDER, 1035 Market st, S. F.
SAN^ANSELMO—ReaI Estate
FAIRFAX Manor lots, close to train, $350; easy
terms. ATTHOWE REALTY CO.. San An-
eelmo. and Finst Natl. Bank bldg.. S. r.
BURLING AM E REAL ESTATE
Visit the beautiful Burllngaaie hill country.
ibe most beautiful within reaca of the city, far
fcuipasfclng tee cross bay. localities; transfer to
tte Saa Mateo electric car at Stb aad Market —
;ou i :#"».< a get a seat — aad get off at EASTON
ctctlon. or take the Southern Pacific at Third
and Townsend. Here is the finest suburban bom*
*!te on the peninsula. EASTUN ADDITIONS TO
BUELINGAME; beautiful shaded paths, cool oa
tbe iiottest days; all Improvements, cement Bide-
walks, streets, sewers, water, light and tele-
phone are installed; tte homes will appeal to
yoa; large lou on easy terms; excellent and fast
-train eervlce, twice aa fast aa to cross bay
j-oiflts. For particulars about EASTON address
"F. J. RODGERS, MILLS BUILDING, SAN
KKANCISCO.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
$12.500 — Fruit orchard, »e«r San Jose: 16 acres
full bearing prunes, apricots, peaches, cher-
ries, etc. ; fiae " room bouse, big barn, tank-
house, chicken houses, etc.; (6.000 mortgage:
will exchange for S. F. property. WOODMAN
REALTY CO.. 41 Montgomery *t.
$4.000 — I have 5 r. modern housa. near Fruit-
vale station. *\u25a0» block from electric car; high
b&senient; large lot; setting old to work at
my trade; want a ranch at once. See AB-
BOTT, 057 Broadway, room 25. Oakland.
INTEREST la an Al gold mine for share In good
family hotel; advertiser has extensive eonaec-
tioas. COOPER, 508-508 Schmidt building,
corner Geary and Kearny.
HAVE clear iot in Berkeley and some cash to
trade for irrigated alfalfa land. .Address
FREEMAN, lOCS Broadway, Oakland. . -
EXCHANGE — Equity in 4 room bungalow, large;
block from car line; want well boring rig.
Box 3130. Call office. Oakland.
f3,900— 6 room cottage for lots, land or ranch;
Klgbt assume. 1678 10th ay., Oakland.
__LEGAL and OFFICIAL
NOTICE to Voters— Notice is hereby given to
tbe electors of the State of California that the
following acts will be submitted to the people
of the State of California for their ratification
at the next general election, to be holden on the
6th day of November. A. D. 1910. to-wit:
SENATE BILL NO. 485.
•Passed the Senate, March 8, A. D. 1909. Lewis
A. Hilborn. Secretary of the Senate.
Passed the Assembly, March 15, A. D., 1909, '.
Clio Lloyd, chief clerk of the Assembly.
This bill was received by the Governor this
19th day of March, A. D.. 1909, at 11 o'clock
a. m. .. E. C. Cooper^, Private Secretary of the ,
Governor.
Chapter 320. An act to provide for the issu- '
ance and sale of state bonds to create a fund i
for the improvement of San Francisco harbor by
the construction by the board of state harbor
commissioners of wharves, piers, state . railroad,
spurs, betterments, and appurtenances and neces-
t-ary dredging and filling in connection therewith
in the city and county of San Francisco; to cre-
ate a Einking fund for the payment of said
bonds; to define the duties of state officers in
relation thereto; to make an appropriation of
five thousand dollars for the expense of printing
said bonds; and to provide for the submission of
this act to a vote of the people.
The people of the State of California, repre-
sented in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section I. For the purpose of providing a
fund for the payment of the Indebtedness hereby
authorized to be Incurred by the board of state
harbor commissioners for the erection of wharves,
piers, Eeawall, state railroad, spurs, betterments
and appurtenances and necessary dredging and j
filing In connection therewith in the city and ;
county of San Francisco, at a cost not to exceed
nine million dollars (which said wharves, piers, (
6eawall, state railroad, spurs, betterments and
appurtenances and necessary dredging and filling
in connection therewith the board of state har-
bor commissioners are hereby empowered to con-
struct and do in the manner, authorized by law,
and at a cost not to exceed said nine million
dollars), the 6tate treasurer shall, immediately
after tbe Issuance of the proclamation of the
governor, provided for in section 10 hereof, pre-
pare nine thousand suitable bonds of the State
of California, in the denomination of one .thou-
sand dollars each. The whole issue of (aid
bonds shall not exceed the" sum of nine million
dollars, and said bonds shall bear interest at the
rate of four per centum per annum, irom the
date of Issuance thereof, and both principal and
interest shall be payable in gold coin of the
present standard value, and they 6hall be pay-
able at the office of the state treasurer, at the
expiration of seventy-four years from their date,
subject, however, to redemption by lot as in
this act hereinafter provided. Said' bonds shall
bear date the second day of July, A. D. nineteen
hundred and elevea. and. shall be made payable
on the second day of July, nineteen hundred and
eighty-five. The interest accruing on such of
said bonds as are sold, shall be due and payable
at the office of the state treasurer on the second
day of January, and on tbe second day of July,
of each year after the sale of the same; pro-
vided, that the first payment of interest shall
be made on the second day of July, nineteen
hundred and twelve, on so many of said bonds
as may have been theretofore sold. At the
: expiration of seventy-four years from the date
of said bonds, all bonds sold shall cease to bear
Interest and likewise all bonds redeemed by lot
shair cease to bear interest as in this act pro-
vided, and the said state treasnrer shall call in.
forthwith pay and cancel tbe same, out of the
moneys la the "second San Francisco seawall
einking fund provided for ln this act. and. he
shall on the first Monday of July, nineteen hun-
dred and eighty-five, also cancel and destroy all
bonds not theretofore sold. All bonds issued
*hall be signed by the governor, and counter-
signed by the controller, and shall be endorsed
by the state treasurer and the said bonds shall
be so signed, countersigned and endorsed by
tbe officers who are in office on the second day
of July. 1911, and each of said bonds shall have
the seal of the state stamped thereon. The said
bonds signed, countersigned and endorsed and
sealed as herein provided, when sold shall be and
constitute a valid and binding obligation upon
the State of California, though the sale thereof
be made at a date or dates after the person
signing, countersigning and endorsing, or any or
either of them, ehall nave ceased to be the In-
cumbents of such office or offices. Each bond
*hal! contain a clause that It i» subject to re-
dr-mptlon by lot after the year nineteen hundred
and fifty.
Sec. 2. Interest coupons shall be attached to
each of 6»id boeds. so thet such coupons may be
removed without injury to or mutilation of the
bond. Said coupons shall be consecutively num-
bered and Fhall bear the lithographed signature
of the state treasurer who shall be In office on
the second day of July. 1911. But no interest
on any of said bonds shall be paid for any time
which may Intervene between the date of any
of said bonds aad the Issue and sale thereof to a
purchaser, unless such accrued interest shall
have been, by the purchaser of said bond, paid
to the state at the time of 6uch sale.
Sec. 3. The sum of five thousand dollars Is
hereby appropriated to pay the expenses that
may be incurred by the state treasurer In hav-
ing said bonds prepared. Said amount shall be
paid out of the San Francisco harbor improve-
ment fund on controller's warrants, duly drawn
for that purpose.
Sec. 4. Ween the bonds authorized to be is-
sued under this act shall be duly executed they
6hall be by the state treasurer sold at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, ln such
parcels and numbers as said treasurer shall be
directed by the governor of the 6tate, under 6ear
thereof, after a resolution requesting such sale
shall have been adopted by the board of state
harbor commissioners and approved by either the
governor of the 6tate or mayor of the city and
county of San Francisco, who shall only ap-
prove the same when ln their judgment the
actual harbor receipts, and those reasonably an-
ticipated, will Justify euch sale of bonds and the
consequent increased burden on harbor receipts;
but said treasurer mnst reject any and all bids
for said bonds, or for any- of them, which shall
be below the par value of said bonds so offered
plus the Interest which has accrued thereon be-
tween the date of sale and tbe last preceding
interest maturity date: and he may, by public
announcement at the place and time fixed for the
6ale. continue such sale, as to the whole of. the
bonds offered, or any part thereof offered, to such'
time and place as he may select. Before offer-
ing any of 6ald bonds for sale the said treasurer
6hall detach therefrom all coupons which have
matured or will mature before the date fixed for
such sale. Due notice of the time and place of
sale of all bonds must be given by said treas-
urer bj publication^n two newspapers published
in the city and county of San Francisco. • and
also by publication in one newspaper published
ln tbe city of Oakland, and by publication in one
newspaper published in the city of Los Angeles,
and by publication in one newspaper published in
the 'city of Sacramento, once a week during four
weeks prior to such 6ale. In addition to the no-
tice last above provided for, the state treasurer
may give such further notice as he may deem
advisable, but the expenses and cost of 6uch ad-
ditional notice shall not exceed the sum of five
hundred dollars ($500.00) for each sale so ad-
vertised. The cost of such publication shall be
paid out of the San Francisco harbor improve-
ment fund, on controller's warrants duly drawn
for that purpose. Tbe proceeds of the sale of
6uch bonds, except such amount as may have
been paid as accrued interest thereon, shall be
forthwith paid over by said treasurer into the
treasury, and must be by him kept in a sepa-
rate fund to be known and designated as the
"Second San Francisco Seawall Fund." and must
be used exclusively for the construction of
wharves, piers, seawall, state railroad, spurs,
betterments and appurtenances and necessary
dredging and filling ln connection therewith on
the water front of the city and county of San
Francisco. Drafts and warrants upon said fund
shall be drawn upon and shall be paid out of
said fund in the same manner as drafts and
warrants are drawn upon and paid out of ' the
San Francisco harbor improvement fund. Tbe
amount that shall bave been paid at tbe sale of
said bonds as accrued Interest on the bonds sold
shall be, by the state treasurer, immediately
after such sale, paid into the treasnry of the
ptate and placed in tbe "Second San Francisco
Seawall Sinking Fund."
Sec. 5. For the payment of the principal
and Interest of said bonds a sinking fund, to
be known and designated as the "Second San
Francisco Seawall Sinking Fund," shall be, and
the 6ame Is hereby created, as follows, to wit:
Tbe state treasurer, after the second day of
July, nineteen hundred and twenty-nine, shall
on the first day of each and every month there-
after, after the sale of said bonds, take from
the San Francisco harbor improvement fund such
sum as, multiplied by the time in months, the
bonds then sold and outstanding have to run,
will equal the principal of the bonds sold and
outstanding at the time eald treasurer shall so
take eaid 6um from eald San Francisco harbor
improvement fund, less the amount theretofore
taken therefrom for said purpose; and he shall
place the sum In the second San Francisco sea-
wall sinking fund created by this act. Said
state treasurer . shall, on controller's warrants
duly drawn for that purpose, employ the moneyg
In said sinking fund In the purchase of bonds
of the United States, or of the State of Cali-
fornia, or of the several counties or municipali-
ties of the State of California, wnlcn said bonds
shall be kept ln a proper receptacle, appropri-
ately labeled; but he must keep always on hand
a sufficient amount of money in said sinking
fund with which to pay the interest on such of
tbe state bonds herein provided to be issued as
may have theretofore been sold. And to pro-
vide means for the payment of Interest on the
bonds that may be sold and outstanding, said
treasurer shall monthly take from the San Fran-
cisco harbor Improvement fund, and pay into
6aid seawall sinking fund, an amount equal to
the monthly interest then due on all bonds then
sold, delivered and outstanding. The board of
state harbor commissioners are hereby . author-
ized and directed by the collection of dockwe
tolls, rents, wharfage and cranage to collect a
6um of money sufficient for the purposes of
this act, over and above the amount limited by
section two thousand five hundred and twentY
sir of the Political Code of the State of cSI
fornia. Between the first and tenth day of
May, in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-one
and between tbe first and tenth day of May
of each year thereafter until the maturity of
eaid bonds, the eaid treasurer shall, in the
presence of the governor, proceed to draw by
lot Buch an amount of bonds as shall he
requisite to exhaust as nearly as may be the
amount in said sinking fund at that time and
ehall thereupon and before the tenth day of
June following, give notice by public advertise-
ment to be inserted twice a week for two
weeks in two newspapers published \u25a0In the cltv
and county ol : San . Francisco, and also In one
newspaper published In tbe city O f Oakland
and also In one newspaper published In the city
of Los Angeles, and also in one newspaper nub-
Ushed ln the city of Sacramento, statine the
number of bonds bo drawn and that the prindnal
of said bonds will be paid on presentation to
the treasurer on or before tbe • second day of
July, following, and that from and after such
last named date, all Interest upon bonds thus
drawn shall cease, and it shall be the duty
of the treasurer as soon as esid bonds so drawn
by lot are surrendered to him and paid to
cancel the same, and the interest coupons
thereon, and each year beginning with the year
nineteen hundred and fifty -one. the > said treas-
urer shall, in the manner aforesaid, proceed
to draw by lot inch an amount: of bonds as
Khali be requisite to exhaust \u25a0as nearly as may
be the amount In said sinking fund, and proceed"
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALE, MONDAY; OCTOBER 3, 1910.
LEGAL and OFFICIAL— Con, i
in : the manner hereinabove stated. After the
payment of all i said bonds. , the surplus or bal-
ance remaining in said sinking fund, -if any
there be, shall forthwith be * paid into the San
Francisco harbor -improvement fund. : At the
time of the respective drawings by lot, as afore-
said, and also at' the maturity of said state
bonds, said treasurer shall sell the United
States or other bonds then in said Finking fund,
at governing market rates, after advertising the
«ale thereof, in the manner hereinbefore pro-
vided for the sale of bonds hereby authorized
to be. issued, and shall use the proceeds' for the
payment of such bonds as may be drawn ' by
lot. and at the maturity of said bonds outstand-
ing shall pay and redeem said matured out-
standing bonds out of said moneys' in said fund
in extinguishment of said bonds on controller s
warrants duly drawn for that purpose.
Sec. 6. The state controller and the state
treasurer shall keep full and particular account
and record of all their proceedings under thi3
act. and they shall transmit to the governor an
abstract of all such proceedings thereunder, with
an annual report, to be by the governor laid
before the legislature biennially, and all books
and papers pertaining to the matter provided
for ln this act shall at all times be open. to the
Inspection of any party Interested, or the gov-
ernor, or the attorney general, or ,a : com-
mittee of either branch of the legislature, or a
Joint committee of both, or any citizen of the
state. ' '.
Sec. 7. It shall be the duty of the state
treasurer to pay the interest of said bonds,
when the same falls due, out of the sinking fund
provided for in this act. on controller's warrants \
duly, drawn for that purpose. ,
Sec. 8. This act, if adopted by. the people,
shall take effect on the thirty-first day of De-
cember, nineteen . hundred and ten. as to all its
provisions except those relating to and necessary
for its submission to the people, and for return-
ing, canvassing, and proclaiming the votes, and
as to said excepted provisions this act shall
take effect immediately.
Sec. 9. This act shall be submitted to the
people of the State of California for their ratifi-
cation at the next general election, to be
holden in the month of November, nineteen hun-
dred and ten. and all ballots at said election
shall have printed thereon and at the end there-
of the words, "For the San Francisco Harbor
Improvement Act of 1909," and In the same
square under said words the following. In bre-
vier type: "This act provides for the imDrove-
ment of San Francisco harbor and for the pay-
ment of all costs thereof out of San Francisco
Harbor Improvement Fnnd." In the square im-
mediately below the square containing said
words there shall be printed on said ballot the
words: "Against the San Francisco Harbor Im-
prevement Act of . 1909," and immediately below
said words "Againt-t the ben Francisco Harbor
Improvement Act of 1909" in brevier type shall
be printed "This act provides for the improve-
ment of San Francisco oarbor and for the pay-
ment of all costs thereof out or the San Fran-
cisco Harbor Improvement Fund." Opposite the
words "For the San Francisco Harbor Improve-
ment Act of 1909," and "Against the San Fran-
cisco Harbor Improvement Act of 1909," there
shall be left spaces in which the voters may
make or stamp a cross to indicate whether they
vote for or against said act, and those voting for
said act shall do so by placing a cross opposite
the words "For the San Francisco Harbor Im-
provement Act of 1909," and all-' those voting
against the said act 6hall do so by placing a
cross opposite thei words, "Against the San
Francisco Harbor Improvement. 1 Act of 1909."
The governor of this state shall include the sub-
mission of this act to the people, as aforesaid, in
his proclamation calling for said general elec-
tion.
Sec. 10. The votes cast for or against this
act shall be counted, returned and canvassed and
declared in the same manner and subject to the
same rules as votes cast for state officers; and
if It appear that said act shall have received a
majority of all the votes cast^ for and against
it at said election as aforesaid, then the same
shall have effect as hereinbefore provided, and
shall be Irrepealable until the principal and in-
terest of the liabilities herein created shall be
paid and discharged, and the governor shall
make proclamation thereof; but if a majority
of the votes cast as aforesaid are against this
act then the same shall be and become void.
Sec. 11. It' shall be the duty of the secretary
of state to have this act published in at least one
newspaper in each county, or city and county.
If one be published therein, throughout this state,
for three months next preceding the general
election to be bolden in the month of November,
nineteen hundred and ten. The costs of publica-
tion shall be paid out of the San Francisco
harbor Improvement fund, on controller's war-
rants duly drawn for that purpose.
Sec. 12. This act may be known and cited
as the "San Francisco Harbor Improvement Act
of 1909."
Sec. 13. All acts and parts of acts in conflict
with the provisions of this act are hereby re-
pealed, w. R. PORTER,
President of the Senate.
P. A. STANTON,
Speaker of the Assembly.
Approved ilarch 20th. A. D. 1909.
J. N. GILLETT, Governor.
Endorsed: Filed in the office of the Secretary
pf State the 20 day of March, A. D. 1909, at 4
fc'clock p. m. C. F. Curry, Secretary of State. By
J. Hoesch, Deputy.
ASSEMBLY BILL NO. 990
Passed the Assembly. March 4, A. D. 1909,
Clio Lloyd, Chief Clerk of the Assembly.
Passed the Senate, March 11, A. D. 1909,
Lewis A. Hilborn, Secretary of the Senate.
This bill was received by the Governor, this
20 day of March, A. D. 1909, at 12 o'clock
m. E. C. Cooper, Private Secretary of the Gov-
ernor.
Chapter 353. An act authorising the con-
struction, acquisition, maintenance and control
of a system of state highways in the State of
California; specifying the work, fixing the pay-
ments to be made by counties for moneys ex-
pended therein; providing for the issuance and
sale of state bonds to create a fund for the con-
struction; and acquisition of such- system; cre-
ating a sinking fund for the payment of said
bonds; and providing for the submission of this
act to a vote of the people.
The people of -the State of California., repre-
sented in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section I. A system of state highways in and
for the State of California shall be constructed
and acquired as and in the manner provided by
law by the department of engineering of said
state at a cost not to exceed eighteen- million
dollars. For - the purpose iof providing for the
payment of the cost of the construction or ac-
quisition of said system of said highways, the
State of California is hereby authorized to in-
cur an indebtedness in the manner provided by
this act ia the sum of eighteen million dollars.
Immediately after the issuance of the procla-
mation of the governor, as provided in section 11
of this act, the treasurer of the state shall pre-
pare eighteen thousand suitable bonds of the
State of California ln tbe denomination of one
thousand dollars each, to be numbered from 1
to 18,000, inclusive, and to bear tbe date of
the third day of July, 1911. The total issue of
eaid bonds shall not exceed tbe sum of eighteen
million dollars and they shall bear interest at
the rate of four per cent per annum: from the
date -of issuance thereof. The said bonds and
the interest thereon shall be payable in gold
coin of the United States of the present standard
of value at the office of the treasurer of said
state at the times and In the manner following,'
to wit: The first four hundred of said bonds
shall be due and payable on tbe third day of
July. 1917, and four hundred of said bonds In
consecutive numerical order shall be due and
payable on the third day of July, in each and
every year thereafter until and Including the
third day of July, 19C1. The interest accruing
on all of said bonds that shall be sold * ehall
be payable at tbe office of tbe treasnrer of the
state on the third day. of January and the third
day of July of each and every year after the
sale of the same. The interest on all bonds
issued and sold shall cease on the day of their
maturity and the said bonds so Issued and sold
shall on the day of their maturity be paid as
herein provided and canceled by the treasurer
of said etate. All bonds remaining unsold shall,
at tbe I date of - the maturity thereof be by the
treasurer of the etate canceled >. and destroyed.
All bonds issued pursuant to the provisions of
this act shall be signed by the governor of this
state, countersigned by the state controller and
endorsed by the state treasurer, and the said
bonds shall be so signed, countersigned and en-
dorsed by the officers who • are in office on the
third day of July, 1911, and each of said bonds
shall have the great seal of the State of Cali-
fornia impressed thereon. The said bonds,
signed, ' countersigned, endorsed and sealed as
herein provided, when sold, shall be and, consti-
tute a valid and binding obligation upon the
State of California, though the sale thereof be
made at a date or dates after the person so
signing, countersfgning and endorsing, or either
of them, shall have ceased to be the incumbents
of said office or offices. r
Sec 2. Appended to each of said. bonds there
shall be interest coupons so attached that the
same may be detached without Injury to or
mutilation of said bond. The said coupons shall
be consecutively . cumbered and shall bear the
lithographed signature of the state treasurer
who shall be in office on the third day of July
1911. No interest shall be paid on any of said
bonds for euch time as may intervene between
the date of said bond . and the day of sale
thereof, unless such accrued Interest shall have
been, by the purchaser of said bond, paid to the
6tate at the time of such sale. . . \u25a0 \
Sec 3. There snail be provided in the general
appropriation bill sufficient money to defray all
expenses that shall be incurred by the state
treasurer in the preparation of said bonds and
in the advertising of the sale thereof, as in this
act- provided- • . • ' • : • \u25a0
Sec. 4. When the bonds authorized by this act
to be issued shall have been signed, counter-
signed, endorsed • and sealed as in ( section one
provided, the state treasurer shall sell the same
In \u25a0 such parcels and numbers as the governor of
the state shall direct, to the highest bidder for
cash. The governor of the state shall issue to
the state treasurer such direction , immediately
after being requested so to do, through and by a
resolution duly adopted and passed > by - a ma-
jority vote of the advisory board of the depart-
ment 'of engineering. , Said resolution shall
specify the amount of money which, - In the
Judgment of said advisory board shall be re-
auired at such time and the •• governor of the
shaU direct the state treasurer to, sell. such
number .of said bonds," as may be required to
raise said amount of money and that said bonds
ehall be sold In consecutive . numerical order
commencing -with the first ' four hundred thereof
The state treasurer shall ' not ; accept any bid
ivhlch is less than the par value of the bond plus
the Interest which has accrued j thereon between
the date of sale and the last , preceding Interest
maturity date. \u25a0 The state treasurer may at the
time and place fixed \u25a0 - ; by . : hi m \u25a0__ for said . sale \u25a0 con-
tinue such sale as to the whole or any part of
the bonds offered to 6uch time and place ias he
may at the time of such continuance designate.'
Before offering any of said bonds for. sale, the
•aid treasurer shall \u25a0 detach "therefrom all cou-
pons which have matured; or. will mature I before
the date • fixed « for : such sale. '\u25a0' The state ", treas-
urer shall, give notice . of \u25a0 the time and place of
sale by publication ln two newspapers published "
tn the «ty and: county .of San; Francisco and 'in
one newspaper published |In the city of Oakland,
and •ln one newspaper published In the ; city : of
Los Angeles and In • one newßDaoer published in -
LEGAL and OFfICIM^--Con i
the city of Sacramento cuce a week for four
weeks next preceding the date , fixed for such
>/'* ln action to the notice last above pro-
'f,,rt£ for ' the stat « treasurer may give such
further, notice as he may Ueea advisable, but
the expense*: and cost of such additional notice
shall not exceed the sum of five hundred dollars
lor each 6ale so advertised
Ihere is hereby created in and for the state
rWS a fund to be known and designated. as
_ h f e pr State ; Highway Fund." and immediately
state hCI?,h Cl ?, Bale ot bonds tue treasurer of the
c£n£ r h& l l Pay into- the estate treasury and,
th^fnt i be pUced in 6aid state highway fund
such o J amoun t received for said bonds, except
such amount as may have been paid as accrued
Interest thereon. The amount that shall have
the n ho P n a H d aYa V such \u25a0\u25a0*»* a* accrued interest on
«^Sn^SSl|g Placed iu^the interest
. The moneys Placed tn tiie state highway fund
KedVV 1 ? Pwvi^o? tWs section shall
De used exclusively for the acquisition of rights
of Eft «° rr t Rnd the acquisition and coastructlon
oi saia system of st«»o hitiiwurs The route or
the te d 8 e° f "W -tateWghwg-Wali be selected by
shall h£ artment ot engineering and sal* route
out La S ° 6elec ted and said highways so la.d
™. nd constructed or acquired as to constitute a
run"nini° US a ? d Connected state highway sys em
running north and south throueh the state tra-
versing the Sacramento-and Sal Joaquin valleys
and along the Pacific coast by the most direct
fe n ats PP o a f C V£* ble ™&, ° connecting the county
nas^s I )h?) h ? , 6eTe "l counties through which it
passes and joining the centers of population, to-
sarv 6 ? WUh suc h branch ?oads m may be neces-
?rfnf, ° connect therewith the several county seats
~«^" w There '« hereby appropriated from the
general fund in the sf»te trensurv such sum an-
Sf^Sd ft w '» be^eceVsary to pay tne principal
£n£ d l be Merest on the bonds, issued and sold
Drin£ a °i to^ c provisions of this act, as said
Th 2? Z*?, lnter «t becomes due and P»y ab lf;
There shall be collected annually in the same
nmanep.Ma at the same timeas otner state reve-
nue I S collected euch a sum. in addition to the
Sfy revenues of the™tkte as shall be re-
quired to pay the principal and Interest on said
bonds as herein provided, and it Is hereby made
Uie duty of all officers bharged by law with any
t«ft, to ?* ar . d t0 "» collection of said revenue
to do and perform each and every act which shall
TS,'!** 8 '? 17 t0 collect such additional sum.
fh« I * tl 5 aBurer o* the state shall, on
«r!» '\u25a0 day of January, 1912, and on the
first day of each July and the first
day of each January thereafter transfer from
the general fund of the state treasury to the
interest and sinking fund such an amount of the
mo , ne y hy this act appropriated as shall be re-
quired to pay the interest on the bonds theretp-
E« re fZ la z ? ntn tte interest on all of said bonds
so sold shall have been paid or shall have become
due ln accordance with the provisions of this act.
P"* is hereby created In the state treasury
a fund to be known and designated as the "State
Highway and Sinking Fund." The treasurer of
the state shall on the first day of July of the
year 1917, and on the first day of July of each
and every year thereafter in which a parcel' of
the bonds sold pursuant to the provisions of this
act shall become due, transfer from the general
fund of the state treasury to the said state high-
way sinking fund sach an amount of the moneys
appropriated by this act as may be required to
pay the principal of the bonda so becoming due
and payable in such years.
Sec. 6. The principal of all of said bonds sold
shall be paid at the time the same becomes due.
from the state highway sinking fund, and the
Interest on all bonds sold shall be paid at the
time said interest becomes due, from the interest
and sinking fund. Both principal and interest
shall be. so paid upon warrants duly drawn by
the controller of the state upon demands audited
by the state board of examlnerß. and the faith
of the State of California Is hereby pledged for
the payment of the principal of said bonds so
sold and the interest accruing thereon.
Sec. '7. The state controller and state treas-
urer shall keep full and particular account and
record of all their proceedings under this act
and they.Ehall transmit to the governor In tripli-
cate an abstract of all such proceedings thereun-
der with an annual report in triplicate, one copy
of each to be by the governor, laid before each
house of the legislature biennially. All books
and papers pertaining to the matter provided for
in this act shall, at all times, be open to the in-
spection of any party interested, or the governor,
or the attorney general, or a committee of either
branch of the legislature or a Joint committee of
both or any citizen of the state
Sec. 8. The highway constructed or acquired
under the provisions of this act shall be perma-
nent in character and be finished with oil or
macadam or a combination of both, or of such
other material as in the judgment of the. said
department of engineering shall be most suitable
and best adapted to the particular locality tra-
versed. The state department of engineering, in
the name of the people of the State of California,
may purchase, receive by donation or dedication,
or lease any right of way, rock quarry or land
necessary or proper for the construction, use or
maintenance of said state highway and shall pro-
ceed, if necessary,- to condemn under the pro-
visions of the Code of Civil Procedure relating
to such proceedings any necessary or proper right
of way, rock quarry or land. The department of
engineering shall have full power and authority
to purchase all supplies, material, machinery and
to do all other things necessary or proper in the
construction and maintenance of said state high-
way. With the exception of those public high-
ways which have been permanently improved
under county or permanent road division bond is-
sues within three years prior to the adoption of
this act, all public highways within this state
lying Within the right of way of said state high-
way as determined and adopted by the depart-
ment of engineering shall be and the same shall
become a part of the right of way of said state
highway, without compensation being paid there-
for; provided nothing herein contained shall re-
quire the state to maintain any highway along
or on said right of way prior to the completion
or acquisition of the permanent improvements
contemplated by this act. Whenever any money
received from the sale of bonds, under the pro-
visions of this act, shall be expended in any
county In this state, such county must pay into
the state treasury snch' sum each year as shall
equal the interest, at the rate of four per cent
per annum, upon the entire sum of money ex-
pended within such county ln the construction
of. said state highway, less such portion, of said
•amount expended as the bonds matured under the
provisions of thl6 act shall bear to the total
number of bonds sold and outstanding. All high-
ways constructed or acquired under the provisions
of this act shall be permanently maintained and
controlled by the State of California.
Sec. 9. This, act, if adopted ! by the people,
shall take effect on the thirty-first day of De-
cember, 1910, as to all its provisions except those
relating to, and necessary for, its submission to
the people and for returning, canvassing and
proclaiming the votes, and to such accepted pro-
visions this act shall take effect immediately.
Sec. 10.' This act shall be submitted to the
people of the State of California for their rati-
fication at the next general election to be bolden
in the month of November, 1910, A.' D., and all
ballots at said election shall have printed there-
on, and at the end thereoX, the words "For the
state highway act"; and In a separate line,
under the same, the words "Against the state
highway act." Opposite said lines there shall be
left spaces in which the voters may make or
stamp a cross to indicate whether they vote for
or against said act, and those voting for said
act shall do so by placing a cross . opposite the
words "For the state highway act," and all
those voting against the said act shall do so by
placing a cross opposite the words "Against the
state highway act." The governor of this state
shall Include the submission of this act to the
people, as aforesaid, in his proclamation calling
for said general election.
Sec. 11. The votes 'cast for or against this act
shall be counted, returned and canvassed and de-
clared in the same manner and subject to the
same rules as votes cast for suite officers, and
if it appears that said act shall have received a
majority of all the votes cast for and against it
at such election, as aforesaid, then the same
shall have effect as hereinbefore provided and
shall be irrepealable until the principal and in-
terest of the liabilities, herein created shall be
paid and discharged, and the' governor shall
make proclamation thereof. But If a majority of
the votes cast, as aforeoaid, are against this act,
then the same shall be and become void. - \u25a0
' Sec. 12. It shall be the duty of. the secretary^
of state to have this - act published In at least
one newspaper in each county, ,or city i and
county. If one be published therein, throughout
this state for three months next preceding the
general election .to be holden in ' the month of
November, 'A. D. nineteen hundred and ten; the
cost of .publication shall be paid out of the gen-
eral fund, on controller's warrants duly drawn
for the purpose.
Sec. 13. This act shall be known and cited aa
the "State Highway Act.',' .
Sec. 14. All acts and parts of acts in conflict
with the provisions of this act are hereby re-
pea *" " " ; •. \u25a0; \u25a0 p. '' a: stanton, .--':
Speaker of the Assembly.
; W. R. PORTER,
. - " * President of the Senate.
Approved March" 22nd. A. D.1909. .
J. N. GILLETT, Governor.
Endorced : Filed in the office of the Secretary
of State the 23 day of March. A. D. 1909, at
9:30 o'clock a. m. C. F. Curry, Secretary of
State. By J. Hoesch, Deputy.
SENATE BILL NO, 227.
Passed the Senate, February 17, A. D. 1009
Lewis A. Hilborn, Secretary of the Senate.
Passed the Assembly, March : 10, A. : D. 1909
Clio Lloyd, Chief Clerk of the Assembly.
This bill was received by the Governor, this
13th day of March, A. D. 1909, at 3 o'clock
p. rm. E. C. Cooper, Private Secretary of the
Governor.
Chapter 407. An act - to ' provide , for the . Issu-
ance and. sale of state bonds to create a' fund
.' for -\u25a0 the acquisition >by ' the . board ;of state
harbor, commissioners, of a. necessary area for
a- tidal basin, . for wharves, docks, piers, har-
bors and " appurtenances, .in the city and
.county of San Francisco; ;to create, a sinking
: fund •; for tbe - payment of said . bonds ; .• and
defining tbe - duties :of state officers .. ln rela-
; tlon thereto: making an appropriation of one
-\u0084 thousand dollars for .the ' expense ;of printing
said bonds; and providing.; for the submission
• of this act to a. vote of -the people. ,
The people of the - State tof California, repre-
. sented in Senate ' and Assembly, \u25a0do enact . as
follows:
Section 1. For the purpose of providing a fund
for the payment of the Indebtedness authorized to
be Incurred by. tae board of. state harbor commis-
sioners | for G the g acquisition ft of „\u25a0 the I necessary
area for a tidal basin,' extending , the . area -of
India basin, on the . water : front |of the - city and
county "of San Francisco, "as provided In an act
entitled: : "An; act. to 'and : direct .'the
board ", of etate harbor . commissioners \u25a0to -.-: insti-
tute 'a condemnation -. : proceedings '.' against ' certain
property .- north -of \u25a0 India basin, and extending ito
Islais creek in . the • city * and • county : of - San
Francisco, and extending; the jurisdiction of said
board over the-, same, -and? provides for* the
1.-"-.--- . ' * -;;\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0:.-.;• - ... .-\u25a0-..« - ...-\u25a0 \u25a0 . •-. - " -' . ' . \u25a0-
LEGAL and OFFICIAL— -Con.
payment; of Judgments from the proceeds of
bonds issued and | sold .. under the provisions
of an act -entitled 'An act to provide for the
Issuance and sale of* state bonds to create a
fund ,for:. the acquisition -by the board of state
harbor; commissioners." of a necessary area for
a tidal basin, for "wharves, docks, piers, har-
bors aud appurtenances, . In the city and county
of San Francisco; to create a sinking fund for
the -payment : of said bonds; and defining ths j
duties of state- officers in relation thereto; ;
making an appropriation ~of one thousand dol- ;
lars for' the expense of printing said bonds; .
and providing for . the submission of this act to,
a vote of the people,' " tbe state * treasurer \u25a0
shall immediately after the issuance of the
proclamation of the governor, ppjvided for la
section 10 hereof, prepare one thousand suitable
bonds of tbe State of California, in the de-
nomination of one thousand dollars each. T(:e
whole issue of eaid bonds hhall not exceed tne
sum of one million dollars, and said bonds
shall .bear Interest at the rste of four p<*r
centum per. annum, from the time cf the sale
thereof, and both principal and interest shall
be payable in sold coin of the present- ataaUftrd
value, and they- shall be payable at tne
office of the etate treasurer, at the ex-
piration of seventy-four years from vbeir
date, subject, however, to redemption by
lot as in tUis act hereinafter provided.
Satj bonds shall bear date the second day of
January, A.-D. 1911. and shall be made pay-
able on the second day of January. A. V. isso.
The Interest accruin- on such of said bonds as
are sold, shall be due and payable at the office
ef the state treasurer, on the second day or
January, and on the second day of J nl JV o £ *?? c °
year after the sale of the same; provided that
the first payment of Interest shall be made j
on the second day of January. A. D. 1912. on so
many of said bonds as may have been
tofore sold. At the expiration of seventy-four
years from the date of said bonds, all bonus
sold shall cease to bear interest, and likewise
all bonds redeemed by lot shall cease to bear
interest, as in this act provided, and the said
state treasurer shall call in. forthwith pay aaa
cancel the same, I out of moneys in the inaia
Basin Sinking Fund," provided for in this act.
and he shaU on the first Monday in January,
A., D. 1985. also cancel and destroy all bonds
not theretofore sold. All bonds Issued shall be
signed by the governor, and countersigned by
the controller, and shall be endorsed by %me
6tate treasurer, and each shall have the seal
of the state stamped thereon. Each bond shall
contain a clause that it is subject to redemp-
tion by lot after the year nineteen hundred and
thirty-nine. «
Sec. 2. Interest coupons shall be attached to
each of said bonds, so that such coupons may
be removed without injury to or mutilation of tne
bond. Said coupons shall be consecutively num-
bered, and shall be signed by the state treas-
urer. But no Interest on any of said bonds snail
be paid for any time which may Intervene be-
tween the date of any of said bonds, and tne
issue and sale thereof to a purchaser.
Sec. 3. The sum of one thousand ' dollars Is
hereby appropriated to pay the expense that
may be incurred by the state treasurer in hav-
ing said bonds prepared. Said amount shall be
paid out of the "San Francisco Harbor Improve-
ment Fund," on controller's warrants, duly drawn
for that purpose.
Sec. 4. When the bonds authorized to be Is-
sued under this act shall be duly executed they
shall be sold by the state treasurer at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, in such
parcels and numbers as said state treasnrer
shall determine; but said treasurer must reject
any and all bid 3 -for said bonds, or for any of
them, which shall be below the par value of saia
bonds so offered for sale, and he may by public
announcement at the place and time fixed for the
sale, for good and sufficient cause, continue such
sale as to the whole of the bonds offered or
any part thereof offered, to such time and place
as he may select, not exceeding, however, sixty
days. Due notice of the time and place of sale of
all bonds, and of the postponement of sale
thereof, must be given by said treasurer by pub-
lication in two newspapers published in the
city and connty of San Francisco, and also by
publication in one newspaper • published in the
city of Oakland, and by publication in one news-
paper published in the city of Los Angeles, ana
by publication ln one newspaper published In
the city of Sacramento, once a week during four
weeks prior to such sale. The costs of such pub-
lication shall be paid out of the "San Francisco
Harbor Improvement Fund" on controller's war-
rants, duly drawn for that purpose. The proceeds
of the 6ale of such bonds shall be forthwith paid
over, by said 1 treasurer into the treasury, and
must be by him kept in a separate fund to be
'known and designated as the "India Basin Fund,"
and must be used exclusively for the acquisi-
tion of the area described in the act referred to
in section 1 hereof. Drafts and i warrants upon
said fund shall be drawn upon and shall be paid
out of said fund in the same manner as drafts
and warrants are drawn upon and paid out of the
"San Francisco Harbor Improvement Fund.'
Sec. 5. For the payment of the principal and
interest of said bonds a sinking fund to be
known and designated as the "India Basia Sink-
ing Fund" shall be, and the same Is hereby
created as follows, to wit: The state treasurer
shall, on the first day of each and every month,
after the second day of December, A. D. 1928,
take from the "San Francisco Harbor Improve-
ment Fund," such sum as, multiplied by the
time the bonds then sold and outstanding have
to run, will equal the principal of the bonds
sold and outstanding at the time said treasurer
shall so take said sum from said "San Francisco
Harbor Improvement Fund," less the amount
theretofore taken therefrom for said purpose;
and he shall place the, sum in the "India Basia
Sinking Fund," createa by this act. Said state
treasurer shall, on controller's J warrants, duly
drawn for that purpose, employ the moneys in
said sinking fund in the purchase of bonds of
! the United States, or of the State of California,
or of the several counties or municipalities of
tbe State of California, which said bonds shall
be kept in a proper receptacle, appropriately
labeled: but he must always keep on hand a
sufficient amount of money in said sinking fund
with which- to pay ' the interest on' such of-
the state bonds herein provided to be issued
as may have theretofore been sold; and to
provide means for the payment of Interest on
the bonds that may be sold and outstanding,
said treasurer shall monthly take from the
"San Francisco Harbor Improvement Fund," and
pay into said "India Basin Sinking Fund," an
amount equal to the monthly interest then due
on all bonds then sold, delivered and outstand-
ing. The board of state harbor commissioners
Is hereby authorized and directed by the col-
lection of dockage, tolls, rents, wharfage and
cranage, to collect a sum of money sufficient
for the purposes of this act, over and above
the amount limited by section two thousand
five hundred and twenty-six of the Political Code
of the State of California. Between the first
and tenth day of November, in the year nine-
teen hundred and forty, and between the first and
tenth day of November of each year thereafter,
until the maturity of said bonds, the said treas-
urer shall, in the presence of the governor, pro-
ceed to draw by .lot such an amount of bonds
as shall be requisite to exhaust, as nearly as may
be, the amount in said sinking fund -at that
time, and shall thereupon and before the tenth
day of December following, give notice by public
advertisement to be inserted twice a week for
two weeks in two newspapers published In the
city and county of San Francisco, and also in
one newspaper published in the dry of Oakland,
and also in one newspaper publfched in the
city of Los Angeles, . and also ln one newspaper
published in the city of Sacramento, stating the
number of bonds so drawn, and that the prin-
cipal of said bonds shall be paid on presentation
to the treasurer on or before the second day of
January, following, and that from and after
such last named date, all interest upon bonds
thus drawn shall cease, and it shall be the dutj
of the treasurer as soon as said bonds so drawn
by lot are surrendered to him and paid, to can-
cel the same, and the interest coupons thereon,
and each year beginning with the year nineteen
hundred and forty, the said treasurer shall, in
the manner aforesaid, proceed to draw by lot
such an amount of bonds as shall be requisite
to esbaust as nearly las may be the amount
In said sinking fund, and proceed in the manner
hereinabove stated. After the payment of all
said bonds, ; the surplus or balance remaining in
said sinking fund, if any there be, ' shall forth-
with be paid into the "San Francisco Harbor
Improvement Fund." At the time of the
respective drawings by lot. as aforesaid, and
also at the > maturity of s*ld state bonds, said '•
treasurer shall sell the United States bonds, or
Other bonds, then In said sinking fund,' at gov-
erning market rates, . after advertising the sale
thereof, in • the manner hereinbefore provided
for. the sale of bonds hereby authorized to be
issued, and shall use the proceeds for the pay-
ment of I such bonds as may be drawn by lot
and at the : maturity of said bonds outstanding
shall pay and redeem said matured outstanding
bonds out of eald money in said fund. In ex-
tinguishment' of said bonds, on controller's war-
rants, duly | drawn for that purpose.
* Sec. 6. The state controller --and the state
treasurer shall keep full and particular account
and record of all of, their proceedings under this
act, and they shall transmit to the governor an
abstract of all such" proceedings thereunder, vrith
an annual report to be by the governor laid be-
fore the legislature biennially; and all books and
papers pertaining to the matter provided for Iv
this act shall at all times be open to the inspec-
tion of any party Interested, or the governor or
the attorney general, or a committee of either
branch of the legislature, or a Joint committee
of both, or any citizen of the state.
Bee. 7. •It shall be; the^ duty of the state
treasurer to pay the interest, of said bonds when
the same falls due out of the sinking fund nro-
vided for in this act, on controller's warrants
duly drawn for that purpose. ; ( \u25a0 als
Sec.S. This' act.. If adopted by the people
shall take effect on the day of De-
cember, A. D.. nineteen hundred and ten a « to
all . its provisions except those relating to *nd
necessary, for, its' submission to the people and
for returning, canvassing and proclaiming the
votes, and as to said escepted provisions thu
act shall 'take effect immediately. . . ""*
Sec. 9. This act shall he submitted to the
people of -the State of California for their rariH
cation; at the. next general election to.be holden
in, the month .of November.' A. D. nineteen hun-
dred and , ten, and \u25a0 all -ballots at said election
shall have printed thereon- the words, "For the
India Basin Act, and in the same square under
said words the • following in brevier type • : "ThiS
act provides for the. acquisition of a tidal basin
in the bay of San Francisco for harbor purnoUs
andfor the payment of all costs thereof out of
the 'San Francisco Harbor Improvement Fund • "
In the square immediately^ below the square con-
taining said words there shall be printed on said
ballot the words ."Against the India Basin Act"
and immediately : below, said words "Against the
India Basin t \u25a0AcWiiT brevier. .type, shall be
printed: "This act provides for the acquisition of
a tidal basin ,- In - the * bay of ' San Francisco for
harbor purposes and for. the payment of all costs
thereof out .of the-.San Francisco Harbor Im-
provement 'Fund.' " J Opposite the words "For
the India Basin 'Act" and "Against the India
Basin Act,'!, there shall be'left spaces. la which .
ihe.voters may make or stamp a crosato mdi:
cate I whether; they .vote - for \u25a0 or .- against said act
and ' those -. voting for • said \u25a0 act shall do ' so by
placing -a" cross -opposite \u25a0 the'; words ;-."For. the -
India Basin "Act,** and, those voting against said
act I shall do so >by | placing a- cross opposite the
words ; "Against . the : India * Basin < Act." < The
governor: of I this state | shall : include the snbmls-
siou : of this i act '. to the .' people, as • aforesaid. .In
his proclamation calling for said general election.
LEGAL and OFFICIAL— Con.
Sec. 10. The vote . cast for or against this:
act shall b» counted, returned and canvassed
aad declared ln the same mauner and subject ;
to the same rules as votes cast for state
officers; and if it appear that said act shall
have received a majority of all the votes cast
for and against it at said election, as afore-
said, then the same shall have effect as herein-
above provided, aad shall be i" e P eala 1 l ) !e . 1 " nn I tll
the principal and interest of the liabilities
herein created shall be paid and discharged. an<l
the governor shall make proclamation thereor ;
but if a majority of the votes cast, as afore-
said, are against this act. then the same shall
be and become void.
Sec. 11. It shall be the duty of tne *ecr?-
tary of stale to have this act published In at
least one newspaper In each county, f r city
and county, if one be published tnerein.
throughout this state for three months next
preceding the general election to be "hol«a
in tbe month of November. A. P. , r:at ' < ; \u0084
(hundred and ten: the costs of publication scaii
be paid out of the general fund, on controller a
wurranrs. duly drawn for that purno&e.
Src. 12. This act shall be known and cited
cs the -India Basin Act." ,
Sec. 13. All acts and parts of act* in con-
flict with the provisions of this act are hereby
repealed.
W. R. PORTER.
President of the Senate.
P. A. STANTON.
. Speaker of the Assembly.
Approved March 24th, A. D. 1900.
J. N. GILLETT, Governor.
Endorsed: Filed In the office of the Secretary
of State the 2o day of March. A. D. 1903. at
9:30 o'clock a. m. C. F. Curry. Secretary or
State. By J. Hoesch, Deputy.
SENATE BILL NO. 464.
Passed the Senate. March 12, A. D. 1900.
Lewis A. Hilborn, Secretary of the Senate.
Passed the Assembly. March 20. A. I>. l»03.
Clio Lord. Chief Clerk of the Amenably.
This bill was received by the Governor. thU
23d day of March. A. D. 1309. at 5 o clock
p. m. E. C. Cooper, Private Secretary of tne
Governor. *.
Chapter 623. An Act to provide for the Issue
and sale of state bonds to create a mnn ror
the construction by the board ef state naroor
commissioners for the bay ot San Diego «'i
harbor improvements consist of a spaw f
wharves, piers, state railroad, spurs, beue.-
ments and appurtenances Ia the county, ot fcan
Diego; to create a sinking fund for tbe pay-
ment of said bonds; to define the duties or
: state officers In relation thereto; to make aa
appropriation of one thousand five hun<!re,t
dollars for the expense of printing saio-
bonds. and to provide for the submission of
this act to a vote of the seoDle.
The people of the Sr»te or California, represented
In senate and assembly, do enact as follows.
Section 1. For the purpose of providing a fund
for the payment of the indebtedness hereby au-
thorized to be Incurred by the board of state nar-
bor commissioners for the bay of San Diego tor
harbor Improvements consist of for the erection
of a seawall, wharves, piers, state nUna.a
spurs, bmermeats and appurtenances ia tne
county of San Diego, at a coat not to exceed one
million five hundred thousand dollars, which saia
seawall, wharves, piers, state railroad. »PU™:
betterments and appurtenances the said o° ar^
of state harbor commissioners for San Diego bay
are hereby empowered to construct in the man-
ner authorized by law. at a cost not to «ceea
one million five hundred thousand dollars, me
state treasurer shall. Immediately after tte
issuance of the proclamation of the governor pro-
vided for ln section ten of this act. prepare sr-
teen hundred suitable bonds of the State or
California in the denomination of one thousand
dollars each, to be numbered from one to nrteea
hundred, Inclusive, and to bear date of the secoaa
day of July, nineteen hundred eleven. The to-
tal issue of said bonds shall not exceed the sum
of one million five hundred thousand dollars, ana
they shall bear interest at the rate of tovv^tr
cent per annum from the date of Issuance there-
of. The said bonds and the interest thereon shall
be payable in gold coin of the United States or
the present standard of value, at the office or tne
state treasurer of said state, oa the second rtay
of July, nineteen hundred eighty-five, subject,
however, to redemption by lot as In this act
hereinafter provided. The interest accruing on
all of said bonds that shall be sold shall be pay-
able at the office of the treasurer of the state
on the second day of January and the second
day of July of each year after the sale of the
same. At the expiration of seventy-four years
from the dste of said bonds all bonds ehall cease
to bear interest, and likewise all bonds redeemed
by lot as hereinafter provided shall cease to bear
interest according to the provisions of this act.
and the state treasurer shall call in ana iortn-
with pay and cancel the same cnt of tne
moneys In the San Diego seawall sinking funu
provided for ln this act, and he shall on the date
of the maturity of said bonds cancel and destroy
all bonds not theretofore sold. All bo nds ' re-
maining unsold shall, at the date of the maturity
thereof, be by the treasurer of the state canceled
and destroyed. All bonds Issued pursuant to trie
provisions of this act shall be signed by the
governor of this state, countersigned by the state
controller and indorsed by the state treasurer,
and the said bond.s shall be so signed counter-
signed and indorsed by the officers who are ln
office on the- second day of July, nineteen hun-
dred elevea. and each of said bonds shall have
the great seal of the State of California im-
pressed thereon, aad said bonds *l«ned. counter-
signed. Indorsed and sold as herein provided shall
be and constitute a valid and binding obligation
upon the State of California though the sale
thereof be made at a date or dates after the per-
son so signing, countersigning and Indorsing, or
either thereof, shall have ceased to be an In-
cumbent of said office or offices.
Sec. 2. Appended to each of said bonds there
shall be interest coupons so attached that the
same may be detached without injury or mutila-
tion of said bonds, and said coupons shall be-
consecutively numbered and shall bear the litho-
graphic signature of the state treasurer who
6hall be In office on the second day of July,
nineteen hundred eleven. No Interest shall be
paid on any of said bonds for such time as may
Intervene between the date of said bond and
the day of sale thereof, unless said accrued
interest shall have been, by the purchaser of
said bond, paid' to the state at the time of
such sale.
Sec. 3- The sum of one thousand five hun-
dred dollars Is hereby appropriated out of any
moneys in the state treasury not otherwise' ap-
propriated to pay the expense that may be in-
curred by the state treasurer in having said
bonds prepared. The state controller is hereby
authorized and directed to draw his warrant
for the expense incurred ln preparing the said
bonds, and the state treasurer Is hereby directed
to pay the same.
Sec. 4. When the bonds authorized to be Is-
sued by this act shall have been signed, coun-
tersigned and endorsed, as in section 1 pro-
vided, the state treasurer shall sell ths same for
cash to the highest bidder in such parcels and
numbers as the governor of the state shall
direct, provided a resolution requesting such
sale shall have been adopted by the board of
state harbor commissioners for San Diego bay.
and said board shall not pass such, resolution
until in their judgment the actual harbor re-
ceipts, snd those reasonably anticipated, will
justify such sale of bonds and the consequent
increased burden on harbor receipts. Said resolu-
tion shall specify the number of bonds neces-
sary to produce the amount of money which, ln
the judgment of said board of harbor commission-
ers, shall be required at such time and the
governor of the state shall direct the state
treasurer to sell such number of said bonds to
raise said amount of moaey, and that said
bonds shall be sold in consecutive, numerical
order. The state treasurer shall not accept any
bid which Is less than the par value of the
bond, plus the interest which has accrued thereon
between the date of sale and the Isst preceding
Interest maturity date. The state treasurer may.
at tbe time and place fixed by htm for sach
sale, continue such sale aa to the whole or any
part of said bonds tv such time and place as
he may at the time of such continuance desig-
nate. Before offering any of said bonds for sale
the 6tate treasurer shall detach therefrom all
coupons which bave matured or will mature
before the date fixed for said sale. The state
treasurer shall give notice of the time and place
of sale by publication in two newspapers pub-
lished In the city snd county of San Francisco,
one newspaper published In the city of Los
Angeles, one newspaper published in the city of
San Diego and one newspaper published Ia the
city of Sacramento, oace a week for four weeks
next preceding the date fixed for such sale. In
addition to the notice last above provided for.
the state treasurer may give such further notice
as he may deem advisable, but -the expenses and
cost of such additional notice shall not exceed
the sum of five hundred dollars for each sale so
advertised. The cost of nuch publication shall
be paid out of the San Diego harbor improve-
ment fund on controller's warrants duly drawn
for that purpose, and the treasurer must pay the
same. The proceeds of the sale of such bonds
shall be forthwith paid over by said treasurer
into the treasury, and must be by btm kept ia
a separate fund to be known and designated as
tbe "San Diego Seawall Fund." aud must be
used exclusively for the construction of a sea-
wall wharves, piers^ state railroad, spurs, b»t-
terments and appurtenances thereto on the water
front of the bay of San Diego. Drafts aad
.warrants upoa the said fund shall be drawn
upon and shall be paid out of eald fund in the
same manner as drafts and warrants are drawa
upon and paid out of the San Diego harbor im-
provement fund-
Sec. 5. For the payment of the principal and in-
terrst. of said bond 3 a sinking fund, to be known
and designated as the -"San Diego Seawall Sink-
ing Fund," shall be. and the same is herebj cre-
ated to wit: The state treasurer, after the sec-
end day of January, nineten hundred and twentv-
nin». shall on tUe first day of each and every
month thereafter, after the sale of said bonds.
tak« from the San Diego harbor improvement
fund such sum »s, multiplied by the time in
months, the boeds thea sold and outstanding
at the time said treasurer shall so take said sum
from said San Diego harbor improvement fund,
less the amount theretofore taken therefrom for
said purpose; and he shall place the sum in the
senwall sln'sins: fnnd created by this act. Said
state \u25a0- treasurer shall, on controller's warrants
Jliilv drawn for that purpose, employ the moneys
ln "said linking fund In the purchase of bonds
of theDnited States, or of the State of Califor-
nia which said bonds shall be kept ia a proper
receptacle, appropriately labeled: but he must
keeD always on band a sufficient amount of
money in said sinking fund with which to pay
the interest on such of the state bonds herein
provided to be Issued as may have theretofore
been sold- And to provide means for the pay-
ment of: interest on the bonds that may be
sold and outstanding, said treasurer shall moath-
ly take from the San Diego harbor Improvement
fund. «nd pay into said seawall sinking fund,,
an amount equal to the monthly Interest thea
due oa all bonds then sold, delivered and out-
standing. The board of state harbor com-
missioners of San . Dleeo are hereby authorized
and directed by the collection of. dockage, tolls,
rents, wharfage .-and cranage to collect a sum
of moaey sufflcleat for the purposes of this act.
over and above any limitations existing -tn the
existing section of -the Political Code of th»
State of California.- Between the first and tenth
day of November, In the year nineteen hundred
. and fifty and . between the first and tenth day
of November of each year thereafter Mtll the
maturity of said bonds, the said treasurer shall.
LEGAL and jOffICIAL-^Con^
»n the preface of the proceed^. d=yr
by iot such an amount ot bonds aa > *»"
requisite to exhaust as nearly \u25a0*"%_,
amount in said sicking fund •« *«
ehall thereupon and before the ten th °-
December following give notice by puo»c \u25a0« \u25a0
vertisement to be inserted twice »a week ror
two weeks la two newspapers P obl ,^hed '" ££
county of San Fraaclsco. snd also to •" MW^
paper published iv the city of wa aa«i
also hone newspaper published 1B n * a t ond 7 to
Los Angeles, stating the number of bona s *»
drawn and that t£ principal of
be paid oa presentation t.> the treasurer' o a v
before iiie second day of January. ' ol! " w . ta ri all
that from and after such I:ist named da^e. »'»
interest upoa bonds thus drawn shall cca f®' „*
it shall b« the duty cf the treasurer as soon a»
said bond* so rtr*wn by lot are surrendered t»
him acd paid, to caacel the »ame. an « ™* ,i^
terest colons thereon, and each year S?^™";
with the year nineteen hundred aad nrty. "
s.iid treasurer shall, ln tte manner » f ° r t^ al^
proceed to draw by lot sucu as amount of J*" 1 ""
as stall be requisite to extaust as nearly **
may be the amount Ia nM sinking t™*' ?=f
proceed ia tee manner b*retn.ibove stated. -»rc^r
the payment of all snM bonrts. tUe s^P. 1 ?*."-
baiance remalaiaS ia said sinkiai; fund, ir any
Uiere be. shall forthwith be paid into .Jj a » .f "
Diego harbor Improvemeat fusd. At the» time
of the respective dX3Wt&£9 by lot. as a.oresaic.
.in.l also at the maturity of said state bonds,
said treasnrer shaM sell the United States of
ether bonds then In saM sinking fund, at govera-
ing market rates, after aritertlsiac the aa."
thrrecf in th* irnnaer here!oS.'Jo« Provided ror
tht. sale of bend? hereby authorized to be _ is-
sued, and shall use the r roce ' >a9 f0 ' , , p./jp ./j
ment of such bonds as may le drawn by lot. ana
at the maturitr o f said bond* ontstasdlrs «aii
pay and ndecn said nitartd outstanding bonds
out of said moneys ia **id fuad In extiaaralsh-
cient cf saM Niads on controller's warrants axuj
drawa for th.it purpose. „\u2666.»•
Sec. 8. The state controller and «>«»»£
treasurer «hal! kfp full and particular *«*"«"
and record of all their Prcceeding* uader taw
act. ard they shall transmit to the R ove "J 0 . r
an abstract of all snch proceedings thereunder.
with an annual report, to b« b? the C°, Ter ™' J^J
before the legislature biennially: and all _™?"
and pa.-'" pertzlntnc to the matter P^ d^
for ia this act shall at all times be open to
the inspection of any party interested. « tta
governor, or the attorney general or a com-
mittee of either branch cf the legislature, or «
joint commutes of both, or any citizen of tae
8 Sec. 7. It shall M the doty of "^J**^
treasurer to pay the Interest of said «*»«»•
whea the same falls due. oat of the slai tog
fund provided for in tais act. on controller*
warrants duly drawn for that purpose. .
Sec. 8. This act. If adopted by the peopl*.
shall take, effect oa tee thirty-first day oc
December, nineteen hundred and tea. as to au
its provisions except thosa relating to aad nec-
essary for it» submission to tbe people, and for
returning, caavassia?. aad proclaiming the votes,
and as to said excepted provis-on* tnis act
shall take effect immediately.
Sec. 9. This act shall be submitted to ta«
people of the State of Califtmla for their m«-
flcatioc at the next general election, to be holden
in the month of November, nineteen hundred ao »
ten. and all ballots at said election shall havo
printed thereon and at the end thereor. tn«
words. "For the San Diego seawall act, and la
a separate liae wiitier the same words. "Against
the Saa Diego seawall net." aad oppositw
said lines there shall ba left spaces ia which tn»
voters may make or staajp a cross to iad^cata
whether they vote for or ajaiast said act. and
those voting for said act si all do so by placias a
cross opposite the words "For the Saa Dieijo sea-
wall act." aad all those TOtlag against the said
act shall do so by placing » cross opposite thj
word 3 "Against the San Diego seawall act.
The governor of tais state shall iaclude taa
submission of this act to tne people, as afore-
said, ia his proclamation calling tor said gen-
eral election.
Sec. 10. The votes cast for or against th»
act shall be counted, returned acd caavsßsetl
aad declared la the same manner and subject
to the same rules as vot«s cast for state officers:
acd if it appear that said act shall have re-
ceived a majority of all the votes cast for and
acaiast it at sad election a» aforesaid, thea
the same shall have effect as hereinbefore pro-
vided, aad shall be irrepealablw catil the pria-
cipal and ?ntere*t of the liabilities herein cre-
ated shall b« pa!d aud discharjwl. aad th»
governor shall make proclamation thereof: but
if a majority of the votes cast as aforesaid
are asralnst this act. tt-en tii» sam» shall b«
and become void-
Sec. 11. It shall be the duty of tae secretary
of state to have thU act pnbiished in at least
one newspaper In each countr. or city aed
connty. If one be published thereto, throughout
this state, for three months next pr«cedinjc ta»
' reaeral election to tie hoJdea ia tbe month of
November, nineteen hundred *ad ten. The costs
of publication shall-, he paid out of the Saa
Dfe«o harfcor Improvement fund, on controller's
i warrants duly drawn for that purpose.
Sec. 12. Tb»» state controller and st*t» treas-
urer are berebr directed to transfar from any
! moneys paid into the Saa Diego seawall fund
' nnder the ' provisions of thss act to ths general
r fund of the State nt California, any and all
! sums of money theretofore transferred from said
general fund tt> the S.in Dseg» seawall fund,
tosether with interest on said moneys from th»
date- of traasfer at thft-rata of 4 per cent pee
annum.
Sec. 13. This act raav b<» known snd cited
as tta "Saa Diego seawall act of 190 i»."
TT. R. PORTER.
President of the Sonata.
P. A. STANTON.
Speaker of the. Assembly.
Approved AprO 16. A. D. 1900.
J. N. GTT.LETT, Governor.
Endorsed: riled in the office of the Secretary
of State the 7th day of April. A. D. 1309. at
12:05 o'clock p. m. C. F. Curry, Secretary ot
State. By J. Hnescb. Deputy.
LEGAL NOTICES
"MY wife. Tere?a Sarlo L!b!lH, having 1 left tn#>.
I will not be- respoaslble for bills. ACGUSTO
LIBILLI. •-\u25a0\u25a0-:• »\u25a0\u25a0-_-
PROPOSALS AND BIDS
PROPOSALS FOR STATS PRISON SUPPLIES—
Sealed proposals will be received at tae offlc*
of the clerk of the state prison at Saa Qientia
until 11 o'clock a. m. Saturday, tae 15th day
of October. 1910. and at the office of the-
clerk of the state prison at Folsom until 5
p. m. Saturday, the 22d day of October. 1910.
for certain supplies not awarded at the meet-
Ings in Joae. 1910. All bids must be npoa
schedules to be supplied by the clerks of the.
prisons, aad upon conditions prescribed by th»
board specified therela. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids* as the pub-
lic Interest may require, aad to order any
Quantity over or under the amooata speci3ed*
TIREY L. FORD, President.
W. D. STURTEVANT. Clerk.
MINES AND MINING
GOLD, amalgam, rich ore bought; cash: assaying
50c. PIONEER ASSAY CO.. 131 sta st near
Howard. \u25a0- . "".,•-. ' J ' '"\u25a0• "' : ..'^ ; -"
INVESTMENTS
P. M. HARIS & CO.. BROKERS,
751-753 Phelaa Bldff.. San Francisco, Cal.
STOCKS OFFERED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
3,000 shares Jewell Oil Co. *.@ Bid
1,000 shares Alisal Oil Co <dl Cheap
1.000 shares Ventura Oil Co ® $0.15
2.000 shares La Blanc Oil Co @ .3.1
1.000 shares Liberty Oil Co % -,:2S
1,000 share* Templor Ranch Oil Co @ Cheap
1,000 shares Puritan Oil Co @ \ .14
2.500 shares Lady Washington Oil Co. . @ .1O
3.C00 shares Templar McKittrick Oil Co.® Chear>
1.000 shares Mohawk Suaset Oil C 0... <gl - J3&
200 shares Alaska Pet. and Coal Co. .@ . .11
lOOshares Plnal Oil Co <g «.2S
300 shares Madison Oil Co © vV.OB
10*> shares Mascot Copper Co @ 4.00
50 shares Pyramid Oil Co @ -5T
2 La Zacualpa Rubber (1900 series'* @ 170 JX>
500 shares Liberty Oil Co. wanted @ '\u25a0\u25a0 .13
2CO Section Six Oil Co. wanted @ .20
E. F. WAYLAND & CO.. BROKERS.
.476 Monadaock bnildine. Saa Francisco, Cal.
STOCKS OFFERED "FOR QUICK SALE
2.000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co..® .13
2.000 shares Sunset National Oil Co.® .12
1.000 shares J»we!l OU Co @ .21
1.000 Paciflc Fruit Coolinsr & V. Co.<Bl .2rt
1,000 shares Alisal Oil Co f3) .05
1.000 VeatTira Oil Development Co..f& .1*
1,300 shares The La B!anc Oil Co. .<§ -SS
1.000 California Pressed BricS Co...*i .12
1.000 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co. .(51 .IR
1,000 shares Pnritaa OU Co <& .14
1.000 shares Pectloa S;t Oil Ox <§i .30
500 shares Liberty Oil Co (^ .22
300 shares Pyramid Oil Co <& .37
200 Pacific Slope Security* Co ®. .«>
100 shares Mascot Copper Co (S 4.23
25 shares Western States Life las.ijSl 22. 0n
20 Metropolis Tre<t & S»v. Baak.@ 70. Of)
FINANCIA L _____
MONEY,
25 per cent more capital will double present net
earnings.
Wholesale business, well established aad now
clearinjr big profits. Additional cash required for
available field. Tt*d<« now turned away.
INVEST WITH OR
AVITHOUT SERVICES.
BOOKS AND PAST HISTORY OPEN FOR
YOUR CAREFUL CONSIDERATION.
EXCEPTIONAL OPENING.
INVESTIGATE FULLY.
Call or write J. T. STANTON. 403 Balboa bids..
3d and Market sts.
VARBOTT buys BONDS"; also CAL. SAFE DEP.
accounts; money loaned, 638 Market st.
OIL LANDS
SO acres patented oil land; adjoins old river
dist. Kern co. J. FITZSIMMONS. 52D Haight.
LUMBER FOR SALE
isHlN^L^sTTl^^u^ticT^STboardaTl^^
. trj orders >oUcited. 2a 10th -ti.. 3. |\
FACTORY SITES
FOR SALE, or will exchaagp for income nr«i>-
erty. factory site on the, bar near cttv bnlld-
. Injs machinery and 20 acres ot land": larze
supply of fresh- water; complete shlpplns fa-
¥og?.Si?AS nn * ad water - Addr^ FAC -