The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 1, 1898, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1898. e s M I - v ~ gommon in most parts of _the United STATE LIBRARY TRUSTEES MEET g — Aovemmmmwmwis . tates : : ADVER! NT! : ‘ : | once eoratficten Sl cose very e for PURULRRUULURIRLII[REIRRIRIWRIQEIIIILILR 1 once covstructed will cost very little for 2 repairs or maintenance for many years 1 after it is built. All these propos tions o- B I} I8 supplying of ‘the ity “u_hi P i 1 water for all domestic [ T construction of a water 2 - 4 system with sufficient force for fire pur- | poses, with adequate power to operate an electric lighting plant for the entire city T0 BE HAD Nature Deals Kindly | sltfons s within the bounds of a Govern: ' g . 3 | ment r o hicl HOT With the City Of |fuarunice ut int wter i Fighting Under | {is now free from deleterious | \ vhich are common in the ver. i} I.os Angeles. | Streams Boraereq with clties or villages, Cove egu aJP Council Informed as tothe |! f money for bottled w % < 5 Utility of Mountain about the streets on @ simple recommen- | Field in the Guise of | s 5 | In the matter of fire protection, either | lndependents. | Streams. | of the propositions herein mentioned | would insure a fa of several hundred | | feet within a few miles of the city, which | — us e | protection against | A saving of less than half i i Numerous Sources of Supply ) w_annually expended in | Numerous Petitions Circulated | for fire service (about $81.000) ( for Men Not on the Re- Found by a Special | mount to about $40,000 a year, or | i | nt on an investment of $1.000.000. form Ticket. Has resulted from our great reduction Committee. 3 atter sum would be nearly enough | to pay for the present water plap® at the of almost 5L G | value fixed by the City Engineer. soon as the report was read a mo- ~ PR =1 | tion was made to adopt it. Council- THE NOMINEES ARE MANY. ITS REPORT IS ADOPTED. | ., 1411 was in favor of having the re- | On All Lines of L "‘7'<‘ 5 2 ’,’T"i"‘ CItY | hange. This is the most severe blow son of petitions in San Jose. Everyone y took a step whic the water company and the syndicated 1 i — | who has ever had any ambition to serve | e o e eered | Trank D, Ryuan Elected to Preside Over fhe Dellbera- | fr s o e e e king advant. | By e b Company should that cor- | have had victory for the people : Board age of the opportunity presented by very day since the beginning, 1 to comply strictly with its | and the San Francisco Call. tions of the New Board. oEuting conaitions. | All mominations g8 this big sale of ours has been a -3 When the 0. and O. steamer Dorlc | Has Sworn to Slay the Hotel After a Brief of good government. The ticket of the | 3 hassed in terday she flew the | Monarch. Iliness. New Charter Club must be voted |?% P | low flag, as there had been one bad | s,’r&:gm ;rusz top 1o bottom. SIe e e N ) L & S s i e i s rougl e papers which are not | g | i ¥ v for all ¢ cas : Il.‘“.lll \”; n \‘r‘, 1‘:‘! \(\h{ h( 1:;‘: friendly to the ~00d government move- | g Five hundred SINGLE| Six HuSnu’red ALL mes e e S vine|Says the First Attempt Failed Be- | Recent Business Reverses Beheved | MeRt. for reasons best known to them- | 2 AND DOUBLE BREAS- - WOOL SUITS, single s g Chinese comprising t c dying 4 | selves and the “‘gang.” an impression 1 TED SACK SUITS, in| and double breasted 2 and being b d at sea while the ship causs of the Fright of His | to Have Induced His Fatal has been sought to be created that all ; (b : was still two days out from this port. | Accomplices. Iliness. (\\iash not bln( tunemwtim lhle '(_‘har(eg new fabrics, all the sacks and ‘3.bu(ton T st ofe e S “lub nor between that organization an utaways, in cassi- ml e 'mrm ’11 ("\‘ ‘]~ .‘:;]';hx : 1: iridcedy bonlipataeaiing (I hyer g} ia(esi ;:\gdoegl ’SS:::;\d ::neraes éco!ch Tweeds after she entered the harbo e A ALY reful inves- | rom .00, = \ 3 Edmund E. Hill, Assistant State Quar- teh to The Call ;I‘ffi‘;?fi’" § can be P"g"a"“c‘z stated that | 83 teed all wool £ Your overplaids and Chevi antine Officer, who arived on her decks | Special] Dispeich oAb S Special Dispatch to The Call. all these elements will work and vote | g8 de ? S e P ceditad > Tom a few mom ahead of Dr. Rupert ATHEN Feb. One of the men | TaACOMA. Feb. 25—David Jacob of | 5 one for the success of the ticket | co NSPECUOR;. t a i ) Blue of the Federal quarantine and | who attempted the life of the King of | gan Francisco died at the Bostwick :}e'?tc}l'fif, been named by the New Char- | o, is necessary to sell| $12.50. Our reputa- Mr. St. John, with six custom house | Greece on Saturday has been arrested. | fotel to-day of an attack of heart dis- | The latest independent petitions ~*-1 | &% them. tion is dyed, spun and officers. ; His name is Karditza and he is a|gye. He became serfously ill two | are those of J. D. Miner for Council. | g8 3 woven in every gar- Both Dr. Hill and Dr. Blue received | minor employe in the Mayor's office | woeks ago and was thought to be dying | man-at-large, and H. J. Fikes and|ge 3 | ment the report of the ship's surgeon, and | here. He refused to give the name of | ot oro time last week. Mrs. Jacob, | Henry Booksin Sr., for members of the | oo Three Hundred and : o For | then Dr. Hill decided to go ashore | his accomplice. 2 L ointing board. Petitions are report- | s AND X L | A who came from San Francisco three| .q to be in circulation for the follow- Fifty SINGLE u com-| and report to h perior, Dr. Chal-| Two friends of Karditza have been | eeks ago, will start back with his | ing Independent candidates: William |3 [] DOUBLE BREASTED About Eight Hundred pr commit. | mers, for further orders, while Dr.|arrested on suspicion of being his ac- | o4y to-morrow morning. They have | Moir, Councilman First Ward; William | g SUITS, in shad SUITS OF ALL CUTS L Blue remained aboard, though taking | complices. He has become greatly de- | gpron qoueg o O on in San | Ziegler, Councllman Fourth Ward: | s SACK SUITS, in shades 1 ] udes an steps to quarantine the vessel, Un-| pressed. me{(-iq(.,,ga” e William Dougherty, City Clerk; F. E. % of browns, Havana in weaves of clay wor- superior, Dr. Rosenau, should| King George has recelved & Very af: | mne geceased was 61 years old. He | Spencer, P. B Austin, Rush McComas, | browns, Cheviots in steds, cheviots and cas- s : and lun‘k n;.u.] lh: -y)nallrr for | fecting telegram of mugratulaf!on s n et at et Ean Pablo for nsar. nl‘:mt(?gas:m[);r.e L 'l;‘ra:::,e m‘eml?;r; g Eiiics anciBlack raduced e e himself. Dr. Hill bade farewell to the | from Mme. Carnot. The Municipal | ]y twenty years, and had lived in San| gppointing board. | § $10.00 and $12.50 $15.00 and $17.50. ship's officers and started for the| Council has decided to erect a memo- | Francisco since six years ago. He was | 'None of the candidates of the New | rom $10. .50. a 50. gangway, to descend to the State|yja) chapel near the scene of the acci- [ born in France, and resided for some | Charter Club has yet filed a petition. | Each and every one are Lined with Farmer's quarantine tug, when his way was| g .. time in Mexico. Six or seven years ago ; trade-wmnevs.qulck sell- | satin and elegantly endence Monoy soly. 1ls Demonstrate Their Inde- of the Water Spectal Dispatch to The Call. ract on incil mpany d turn its plant over to the t mstrat n is | domesiic animals. | with instructio; and with additional power for other pur poses that may be neces or desirable. As to the superiority of pure mountain er over seepage from flat lands that ge for cattle, Te | c jon of opinion W Almost every acre of the drainage mentioned in the three foregoing or used as a watering plac One of the be: of pure water the people of back to the committee that it make a spe- eific recommendation in favor of some | one source of mountain supply. Coun- cilman Nickell placed himself squarely on record in favor of the adoption of the report as it came from the commit- tee, withcut change. The other Coun- cilmen tock a similar stand. Mr. Nick- | ell's unequivocal position gave Lhemi cou port referred So the report was adopted without | t ST, J0IIN TRIES IS AUTHORITY The Deputy Surveyor Imprisons | candidates were encountered to-day in | ; what we guarantee to be the best Dr. Hill on tt Steamer the business portion of the town. This | e e G T ‘ T peculiar industry promises to continue |88 —YOUr money cheerfully lreturned Dorie. ) f with more or less vigor each day until |8 if you are not pleased in every As a Result the State and Federal Quarantine Services Reopen ne of the Assailants of|San Francisco Merchant| circulation, it is probable that the < S “gang” will make no formal nomina- NEARLY l/2 0H: 0N EVERY' Deputy Surveyor Chauncey = St Greece’s King Is Stricken by Heart tio~- by conventions. ~Its plan is evi. iAo = M z dently to have its men enter the field | o e dmee e o D e THING—CLOTIIING, HATS and as a consequence the State Board pened in this way: barred by a minion of the all-powerful | main, while the adamantine St. John, SACRAMENTO, Feb. 28—The new Board of Trustees of the State Li- brary met to-day for the first time. pertaining to the library and electing After discussing general propositions Frank D. Ryan chairman, the board adjourned to meet in San Francisco next Wednesday evening, at which time the librarian will be elected. CEORGE DOOMED hiding in a house | of ill repute, which they caused to be | SUDDEN DEATH OF DAVID JACOB he supplied money with which his sec- Early this month he gave a chattel iled 0 of Health, F al quarantine and A with the “gang” and thus del» igation. hT ’x"‘ customs service are all on the verge of | “‘il')y‘]lg(;r Sedoun s et s s omy a beautiful triangular row. It all hap-|[s a Member of a Club Which | passes Away at a Tacoma| pe - one safe way to vote for all CONVENTION San Jose’s “Gang” Is Placing Candidates in the Have Their Canvassers Hard at Work Obtaining Signatures of the Voters. Special Dispatch to The Call. SAN JOSE, Feb. 28.—This is the sea- | for the election which is to be h:d six weeks from to-day myst be filed with | the City Clerk in the form of petitions. It requires only the signatures of 150 | properly qualified voters to make such a petition valid, and there are few with political aspirations who cannot mus- ter this number of friends. Canvassers with petitions of various P L L R R R T LR LR L | | the date fixed as the limit for filing such petitions. Judging from the petitions that have been already filed and from those in ~en to conceal the connection of +- the | t an elevation John, who informed him that it| Karditza, who is 35 years old, was| ;" usins, Meyer and Joseph Jacob, 1 1 ers, sure pleasers. | tailored. b would give (ne <’the will of that august personage | formerly a non-commissioned officer in | S5 |ICHe0" ne Chicago shos store and | J | i s o S AUort that no person, not even the State|the army. He belongs to a class of | City of Paris dry goods house here. He | T quarantine officer, should leave the|doubtful repute, locally designed as the | remained in San Francisco as buyer. ship. Dr. Hill explained and expostu- [ Koutzuvantis Last year's business was not brisk, and ! lated, but to no effect, and he was| The authorities obtained information 'in January last Meyer and Joseph Ja- | oblized to swallow his chagrin and re- | that Karditza was | cob sold their interests to him. | ° citizens who wish to further the cause | g - Klondike CLOTHING, MEN’S FURNISHINGS AND HATS. /o progressive triumph. Firmly con- vinced that the very best is none too good for the men and boys of San Francisco, we are making some extraordinarily low prices on B way. | AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS. in the viclnity | ;00 (rtent with turning a deaf ear to | surrounded by the police, but in the | mortgage on both stores to Mrs. Borls The Low-Price Banner waves in this department and Cr k to this : A consultation was held on the ship | his assailants. His Majesty has re- | Works of San Francisco, which has the| ~An incident which occurred a few weeks full finish and fast shades, sition submitted is that | by all of the physicians in regard to | ceived a message of congratulation | contract with the Spreckels Sugar Com- | ago, however, revived interest In the case, BLACK AND TAN HOSE, h |2lc Hemet Water Con what action should be taken with the | and led to the publication of an article reduced from 20c pair to....... Cas il e 2 the Lake ! : = far by the officers. Ucted of soli s there had been only one case of ER GAINS A buildings, has practically completed the ;3:?w?1‘;1e he customary festivitles were NIGHT SHIRTS, good cotton, full size, reduced from water supply fs wess | smallpox and that among the Chinese | TEACH steel frame work of the main building | being indulged in by a crowd of men and | Oettol s S s e st i c 0 feet in heigl e capacit y ot enor- | The m ient for | at onc many years to | to go et dam was planned | . an o that height the reservoir would have ac ate of $1190.000, mad The mails will be fumigated and | 3§30 damages, the equivalent of one vear's | hinie . 0 rm’il..;;r'm“xy;.):‘]s)xfu-‘t‘!:fi‘iifn{(p, from this | Janded to-day, but thP1 unfortunate tugr-‘!« or ;{‘;,‘,‘,{,‘:fi lh;gflt\f{:\&i‘gx:u xlf;e(en } )r:nen;?;'-l(px}:;dxfi:g at v}:rll}(’ gtu‘!;;e ffr"eg’éfi {,‘35‘;;,2‘,{,.;“%%7?;:3_‘ fllch:vg:,‘mf:eg g’rl: I d lusive offer of ours—to k . e P o B ey Urainage aren | Steerage passengers and crew, who | out of employment. ‘Ision stites | fima and will increase the force next emely nervous person, made frantic 1 nd exclusiv urs—to keep in r = = o Bl ar ke That 1t would be illegal to pay in advance | GBS e eardon 1 patt anuD particular a p epair for one 5000 fee sea level, The water is of | |.:u~ n:"mm:u e A Sto: L;O“r:'s‘é:r\‘l:)(;’si e | for the work, which will comprehend the | was no cause for suspicion being cast placed within that watershed would be | HENRY W. CORBETT STOCKTON, Feb. 28.—01d Peter Chris- | taking from the Salinas River, by four | upon him, and the idea that he even filed during the winter months with | % tensen, a wealthy bacheior farmer who zwelve-lnchhcenrt‘\:'!lushzlnpumxlm. dwatefr ',‘," knew i’,""“"&‘;’s,fl}’&‘éh thfirm;‘rdér m:; vater fro ielted snow, d duri the on hi; v irrigating the om lands of the | since been 3 . McEwen is water trom melted snow, and during the | DENIED ADMISSION. | diea ““fv”‘"‘,fi:;ki,?,’;'oc::,",: RS L e Ehe water will be lifted into the | considerably aroused over the publication rain precipitation. Sufficient water is ob- mear Waterloo, O o0 o, wng 2 £5-| Salinas Valley Water Company’s irrigat- | and threatens o suit for libel. tainable to fill all the reservoir The Senate Refuses to Seat the Man | tate valued up .000. and, so far | j0" gitches, with which the land is — might need. Including the tion of | ¥ the Prescht Wator plost at fhe tner's| ~ Dppointed ‘:)Y the Governor of of Denm: Public Administrator Nor- | King City and will demonstrate the feasi- e estimate of $1,500,000, the total estimate regon. ton is in charge of the estate as adminis- | bility of irrigal ns of lifting the D, Feb. 28.—T . cost of the Big Tejuhga mountain supply | WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—Hon. Henry [ trator, no i DaviiE heen fornd uXtlwatero pel Lo A0¢ 1pa {o]:AaN:;Ons;;'Fand a dl:tfilrs:;r:;lzlrandfl;: and the water plant of the City Water| w e o g was known the old man had a will pre- | Company should be 236,540. w. l‘;”’g"“, g ‘};‘»‘ ‘:‘"‘ed admission | T0. 4" for him, but it was thought it Haa | Death of a Salinas Pioneer. San Francisco capitalists to establish . . @ @ While it is tru of one or | to the Senate as a Senator from Oregon | 5ot been executed. NAB, Feb. %8.—George Abbo! them in this city, the citizens werec helped two of the sourc mentioned | on the appointment by the Governor, by | = Now comes the story that he made a| SALL . e 85 tt, one the Valley road to the extent of would involy tem for America equai or greater length than those herein | mentioned or proposed, and that most of | those ci 8 it fmated that th »f Lake Hen area abov the many miles, it is engineering reports n cities use ties o truction by 16 ¢ to :n bout that water severe The entire cc in elevation from of about 12.000,000,000 gailons. able to make ination of that unga watershed 134 square 2000 to the city ise of a condult sys- ensily shown by many conduits other of compelled to use great cure their conduit lines freezing, if completed | st of piping the | this city, | quarantine tug and landed at the Mail laid before him and he Dr. Hill full permission whenever he wished, dis- the Board of Health to-day. 1t is the intention of Dr. Willlamson | paid no attention to the threat. Later | and San Francisco. they never gave up the case as hopeless. | to seek leal advice on the matter and | Karditza said the plan was (o shoot | to:Stogkton grih Dan Francisno. sh”e’;'-m Fush and the other oficers have | e | e see if some redress cannot be obtained. | the King's coachman and the horses | followed up every possible clew, an ave | eau and up-to- 5 He contends that the question of au- | and then to dispatch the King with | SALINAS SUGAR PLANT B i s e 1 v thority in such matters is one between the Federal and State.quarantine serv- ic and that Mr. St. John had no right whatever to mix himself up in it. passengers, baggage and mail. of the crew, it was thought that, as the cabin passengers had been entirely sep- arated from the infected portion of the a thorough fumigation of their hand baggage and persons would, to- dock. whence most of them made their way to the Palace. number 224 Chinese and whites, will be detained at the quarantine station on Angel Island for the next fourteen days or until all danger of contagion has passed. the decisive vote of 50 to 19. Speeches were made to-day against the admission of Corbett ascon of Georgia and Bur- ¢ i Mo rows of an. and in favor of his disposing of the Corbett case, the Senate admission by Morgan of Alabama. After began the consideration of the Alaska homestead and railway right of way bill, and had not concluded it when it ad- great floods and landslides, which are |journed. gun had not trembled in the hands of | mplce the King would have Karditza refused to give his acc been Kkilled. of which was sent to the King, who | pistols, which he and his companion were carrying. King George has identified a photo- graph of Karditza as that of one of | from President McKinley. VICTORY IN COURT. Awarded Damages for a School Board’s Repudiation of a Four- have been sustained from defendants re- | pudiating a four-year teaching contract, as ended to-day, Judge Oster awarding under any circumstances. The case may | be reopened after another vear has | elapsed. | —-—— CHRISTENSEN LEFT A WILL. as known, no heir of his resides this side will_several vears ago and left it with | the late Judge Baldwin. Since the death of Baldwin the document was mailed to Christensen, and, after lying in the Postoffice here for thirty days, was sent to the Dead Letter Office, and is now in Washington. Of course, efforts are be- ing made to get the important document, which, it is said, will give large bequests to old friends of the eccentric miser, | C.H. King. The contract will \teu by the entire community. caused the filing of numerous garnish- ment suits by unprotected creditors, most of them San Francisco whole- by these troubles. turned to-night from his wedding trip IS NEARING COMPLETION SALINAS, Feb. 28.—The Risdon Iron | pany for the erection and riveting of all the structural iron work of the factory for a distance of 175 feet from the north end. There are nine roof trusses up and others ready. The company has twelve gangs of riveters, or forty-eight men in all, driving rivets, every connection being struction, says that there are now over 2000 tons of steel erected and that should the weather continue favorable the steel frame work of the factory building will week. The Spreckels Sugar Company is sald to be about to engage in an irrigating enterprise_of some magnitude on the ranch at King City recently purchased of soon be let covered. This will be a big thing for of the earllest settlers of this county, dled yesterday at his residence here, aged s0 years. He was a native of Canada, moving to California In 1868 and coming directly to Monterey County, where, with his wife, he had resided ever since. Mr. Abbott - was very prominent in the Ma- sonic fraternity. He was universally Joved and respected, and his loss will be b tes, the dams 07| 1is request to turn him loose, gave or- | meantime Karditza had gone to the |of San Francisco, his wife's mother,| New Year’s Eve Revelers Give place would be | ders that the lines of the State quaran- | Public Prosecutor's office and sur- | thus protecting Mrs. Borls, his wife and i < : - 1 ; ; e Ghe bedrock | tine tug be cast off and that she be|rendered himseif, declaring his inno- | several San Francisco friends for $13,000 a Suisun i Man UnEleas prices are cut in half. Pants sold for $1.85, $2.00, $2.50.and rface in each case, not allowed to again make fast to the | cense. essed, however. he |alleged to have been put into the busi- ant Notoriety. | i for ‘caumtTuctieg | steqmer confe: having been ome of the | nes by them. Mrs. Borls' agent was | $3.00 will honestly be worth double. ;‘;”,‘“‘,"‘;"‘”“,P‘]')‘, Such was the state of affairs when { King's assailants. He did not express | given possession and commenced to 5 | haratlvely | Dr. Rosenau put in an appearance | any regret, and declared that if the | gell off the stock. These proceedings | Special Dispatch to The Call. SUISUN DEPOT, Feb. 28.—No little sur- prise was occasioned here to-day when the people read in the San Francisco _reliable estimates by | clalming any indorsement of such an | any further information. e andia flercs war aumoni sitori | Chroslole the'account, ofiitie fnswides Sl '”(‘,‘il: ur‘l}vim}i.\’”nrr = vl!r}\m e Af'(":;ding to the Astay, it hfas been | neys followed. The excitement and | velopments in the Wilson murder case. S e Gy ocessary | dams and | “prUHill took advantage of the op- | decided at a secret meeting of a cer- | worry made Mr. Jacob ill, and there is | On October 9, 18, Danfel H. Wilson, a b cially, wi Paric sufficient to o| portunity and returned .t the city, | tain club, held outside the city, to as- | little doubt that his death was hastened | Suisun Valley orchardist, was murdered In our Furnishings Department,A especialys e found of 5000 inches of w cre he sought out Dr. J. M. William- | sassinate the King because he had ac- Sapindls it sin it 20 eetimates. that thy | son, chairman of the QuarantinaiCom: | cented the proposition for internatlonall|l oy s e oy stand, Mre. Borle ato| Sare sesiliinty. suspicions lcoumdiances | Great reductions have been made on servoir at Griffith | mitteé of the State Board of Healt! financial ontrol of the revenues in or- v va v ~ - s -y 58,180 of way, et | to whom he told his troubles. Dr. Wil- | er to arrange the war loan. This de- e e | I el B s Sile; allimannetofy Underweal, Ties, Hosiery and Night Shirts. The h Ik o liamson told him to make out a report | cision, it further appears, was record- . S| . 2 E . r incidentals would . st ” d » of all litigants are settled. arrests were made, but the suspected B oot o acaials wanld ¢ in writing, which will be lald before | ed on the minutes of the club, a copy | " Meyer Jacob, cousin of David, Te-| acrcons were soon released. The officers line of these goods we display is one of the most complete in were more baffled then than ever, but have pursued their investigations so quietly and concealed their movements so carefully that the public regarded the case as having been abandoned. which bids fair to ruin the work done On New Year's boys, a practical joke was perpetrated on one of the bystanders, and resulted in giving him uncomfortable notoriety. H. W. McEwen is the person referred to, and | he is openly accused by the Chronicle of belng connected with the murder of Wil- T . In-| gether with vaccination, be suffici ” i ding cost of dam, reservoir site, con- | Sether wit accination, be sufficient | made with hot rivets, the smallest of | son. ——————————————————————————————————————— fght of way, manholes and all other | Précaution. Year Contract. | which is three-quarters of an inch in di- |~ McEwen's connection with the case was | et ity o the: beoper | The whole lot, fifteen in number, were | SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 23.—The case | ameter. Thirty-five . crystallizers have | the result of the employment by him as | gy = em, would be | accordingly fumigated and vaccinated, | of Miss May Newell vs. the City Board of | been placed in Y'Dsmon on the third floor. | housekeeper of Mrs. Dickenson, mother- e ——————————————————————————————————— gth of conduit system, | after which they were taken on the | gaucation for $1%0 damages, alleged to | G- S. Fleld, the superintendent of con-| in-law of the deceased. Mrs. Dickenson | was supposed to know something of the ! murder, and on the night McEwen was in | town seeing the old jear out and the new year in one of the hilarious spirits from the crowd. This incident gave rise to considerable talk of the murder of his neighbor. Al- though it was thought at first that he might know something of the case, there VALLEY ROAD'S GENEROSITY. out by $500. {‘h!s is more than any other firm or corporation or individual contributed. Rallroad corporation policies have been of a different kind heretofore, and to see Such practical interest taken in the wel- fare and prosperity of this community is highly appreciated. Contracts for the erection of the buildings have been let, and two more manufacturing enterprises are assured. MEN’S FURNISHINGS. many surprising values. town, and every item we show is the very acme of artistic 43¢ FANCY BOSOM SHIRTS, including one pair double- link cuffs, reduced from 75c to WHITE, GRAY AND TAN MERINO UNDERWEAR, reduced from $1.00 to..... 60c Coupled with the very unusual opportunities to buy cheaply and well, which are offered during this sale, is that year free of charge all clothing purchased from us. COLUMBIAN WOOLEN MILLS, 718-722 MARKET ST., S.F. NRRRLERRARAIRBRURRLINIRERIIUIRIEIBRIIISGN A CAR R AR R LR R R R R R R R R R R R R R L T T ) EEEEEE R EEE PR R R PR R R R R TR AR A AR A AR R R A A A AR AR AR R PR R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R AR R AR AR R R R R R R R SRR R R R R R R R R AR R R R R R