The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 12, 1899, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1899. 7 “THE CITY MAY » .. AGAIN BE LE I DARKNESS Gas Company Dis- posed to Retaliate. R CROCKETT MAKES A THREAT | | CTARI MAKES PORT WITHOUT THE LOG B Tug Fearless Seeking the Derelict. aes g LONGSHOREMEN ON STRIKE L Gl BILLS MUST BE PAID OR OUT%TEEY WANT AN ADVANCE OF GO THE LIGHTS. ° TEN CENTS AN HOUR. i e s Refuses to Reduce July and August|An Italian Fisherman Stabbed—Chief Accounts to Bring Them Within the Appropriation as Per- rault Suggested. 1 to believe that the co Gas and not paid. President ation sent to the esterday, refterates ugust last that un- his company are paid the ity will be shut off. order to force the is in reply to one Perrault of tk « accompany the wh returned to the com- h were e ¥ and In nant X levy adopted by the Supervisors calculated according to the one- t Chairman Perrault requ o sca the bills so ome pria ally Perrault that as Inspector Tupper the not been it on one mgnt when have b hd ne asked that be str 1 out 1sed to com- took occasion ter of August for July, trick Crocke Mr. made A public the bills were ted by the gas abeyvance, and it ween the Supervi- iny. Perrault and committee have no from their po- s the bills are within the appro- be paid. is to make good its it is only running a 21t erce the Supervisors & to its dictates remains to me t OLDIERS' DAY AT THE FAIR. Jolunteers Will Be Guests of Honor at the Pavilion To-Night. T soldiers now honor. idly getting s on the into i v at ourt of asks for deciston tition WS a Morrc n mong Dried Lizards. 99 basement of afternoon did § stock of dried | Choy Jee Dupont 00 worth and om. 5 Du- base- for the the fire The (reet. used as storeroom It is not known how DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Catalogues and Price Lists Mailed | on Application. PO0IS AND STATIONERY, THE SAN IRANCISCO NEWS C 1 N REATION ER Y RIODI BOOKS A AL COAL. COKE AND I7iG 1RON. J. C. WILSON & CO., i hone™ Telephone Main 1564 SMITH, H. BLYTH, Mgi bing, _Steamboa ship Work a Speclalty, Telephone Maln 541 COPPE 7! PH FOX, S C ¥ SKITH FRESH AND SALT MEATS JAS BOYES & CO., Shivring Butchers, 104 . Tel. Main 1204 FURS. 4 Kearny st., J N. LOFSTAD, gl IRIN FOUNDERS. = WESTERN FOUNDRY, P75 o5 srcchi Cas Ngs ¢ very Description Made to "rei: Black 15 PAPER DEALERS. METTE PULP AND PAPER CO. WiL Montgomery street PRINTING THE HICKS JUDD €0 , £t STATION AND PRI sz PARTRIDGE WHITE ASH STEAM COAL. 3051, 5% D COAL MIN , ot its GREEN RIVER Market. 306 California street. the Best Coal In the OLLIERIE! 8 S rds—450 Main street. Office and Whether clal programme | the | OMPANY | 1 in darkness if the | from Puget Sound without her to: disposed to resort to re- | Engineer of the Aurora Drops Dead—The Steamer Cleve- land Short of Coal. The colller Czarina arrived 1 t night She lost Mendocino ne since has be Fearless rly a week ago, and ever n searching for it. The tug sent out to assist her, but since s assed out through the Golden Gate nothing has been heard of her. The general impression is that the Fearless has picked up the raft and is towing it | into port. A number of vessels have reported the relict, and the ship Orfental and the | steamer Umatilla nearly ran into it. Yes- terday the steamer Crescent City came in and reported having sighted the raft and the captain said ught it was towing. This was twenty-fiv niles north- west of Point Reves and the fog was so thick that nothing could be seen dis- tinctly. In his report Captain Seamen of the Czarina says: “Left Seattle with log raft in tow. All went well | until September 7 at § a. m., when the hawser parted in a heavy sea. We were then twenty-eight _miles west by north | one-haif north of Point Arena. Lost the | raft | ¢ | | D S S SSE P P U in a. heavy fog. 1 put into Point R aa aa aa e oo o s oo o e e o e ate alon o B e e o e e e S ] R S .o *® ‘o & e anCe SICES SRS SRS S S e o HE brig W. G. Irwin had the roug} was buffeted by a northeast gale a and the sailors were nearly drownec thing movable on deck overboard. the 'longshoremen. Arena twice in search of information have kept cireling around the placé w . raft went adrift in widening cir hoping to pick it up. On the 9th Inst w spoke the tug Fearless, and as she was zoing to continue the search 1 put into San Francisco.” It is to be hoped the Fearless pick the derelict and brings it into port, is now a menace to navigation. Strikes seem to be epidemic and up it water front just now. Boiler-makers, carpenters and painters have gone out at different times during the month for either shorter °| hours or more pay, and ¥ the | longshoremen_followed sui p id by the hour, so naturally 8 dvance in wages t want strik- s are the “outside” longshoremen—tha those not connected with the nd they demand 50 cents an hour. £ months ago they were satisfied with cents an hour, then they 1ed got 40 cents, and now th: The vessels princly by demand are the camnery fleet and the <ugar boats. T k Dhu and the the sugar out extra mon At noon yesterday the longshore- men went to work discharging them. The sther ve e holding out, and as there are plenty of men they will probably have ho _trouble in getting their cargoes out. There was a among the umbia Market 3 nding at get had agents agreed to pay the Ma; to 11 79 doing some bu as nees and near by was Guiseppe Garattl, e. The sing him morning, Jout noontime 1 him a foul was_Quillici 1 the crowd c aratti thought it used the epithet and, drawing a knife, he stabbed him in the back. Office J. ‘Bailey was called in and he took the tw to thne Harpor police station. There Garatti was charged with an & weapon. At the Har- Robinson and Murphy sault with a deadly bor Hospital Drs. found that Quillici had a deep and serious wound over the left kidney. Old man Garatti had documents in his _pockets showing that he had several thousand dollars in bank. William A. Duperu, chief engineer of r Aurora, died suddenly aboard of the River from a hemorrhage morning. He was talking with when taken sick. T the steam he Pridi sters son 4 an ambulance and had his father \veyed to the Harbor Hospital, but when Robinson and Murphy ex- Amined him he was dead. The Morgue Was notified. but after an examination the Coroner -allowed the body to be taken to 1228 Golden Gate avenue, the family residence of the deceased. The steamer America Maru sailed for San Francisco from Yokohama on the foth inst. She was delayed by a small fire in her The steamer was late in getting to Seattle owing to running short B oal. Herlcharterers sent her out for St. Michael with a short supply and no coal could be got at Duteh Harbor when ihe vessel called there. In consequence LI the bunks in the steerage had to be forn out and used for fuel, while the LoTE0. booms and all the spare wood in he ship had to go into the furnace before {he vessel reached Seattle. Private ing Sea yesterd Ay s“l-“!? that th‘«- l_{ynd;- & g barkentine remont had taken Eu’.fi‘m‘i"u,.mm, and the crew was still fish- ing on August 15. This is about the larg- oat catch ever taken by one vessel during eason. E;D:{I‘\' Yaton of putrid sturgeon was seized on Jackson street wharf yesterday hy Market Inspectors Gans and Barron. The stuff _had been sent down the river by Italian fishermen, but spoiled on the way. Last Saturday the same in- spectors seized nearly four tons of the he hig 600-foot raft off the coast of | CAUGHT IN A HEAVY NORTHEASTER. hest voyage of any of this month’'s sugar fleet from Honolulu S M. he€latter se-| advices received from the Ber-| CHRIS RYER DIED ON THE SURGEON'S TABLE HRISTOPHER B. RYER, one of the best known liquor drummers on the coast, died suddenly yes- terday forenoon on the operating table of the Golden Gate Sanitarium. Mr. Ryer returned to this city a week ago last Wednesday and on Sunday morning went to the sanitarium to be treated for a disease of the bladder. He was advised by his physiclans, Drs, A. Deardorff and J. P. Le Fevre, that a simple surgical operation would relieve him, and he consented to sur- render to the knife. He did not think it necessary to notify his family that an operation was about to be per- | formed, and the news of his death DEPOSITORS PAY N0 COMMISSON 70 UNCLESHM 'No Tax on a Receipt Given a Bank. | | ;MUST PRESZNT PERSONALLY |IF OFFERED BY THIRD PARTY came to them as a sudden and over- whelming shock. IT MUST BE STAMPED. | Yesterday morning he was placed | J: | upon the operating table and Dr. Le i | Fevre proceeded to administer an ‘nternal Revenue Collector Holds anaesthetic, when Mr. Ryer went into a convulsion and expired. The physi- | cians reported to Coroner Hill that | they did not believe that Mr. Ryer inhaled much if any of the anaesthetic, | and that his death was largely due to That Non-Negotiable Paper Is Exempt Erom Operation of War Revenue Law. G Ey S ‘ r;‘l;:xn nervous depression caused by CHRIS B. RYER. | Mr. Ryer came prominently before the public several years ago as a contest- ant of the will of Dr. Washington Ryer, a pioneer of this city. claiming to be a natugal son of the doctor. The case was finally compromised out of court by the payment to young Ryer of a snug sum, a part of which he invested in residence property in Richmond. The deceased had been employed by the wholesale liquor firm of Joseph Bremer & Co., at 310 Sacramento street. He was a large, fine looking man and weighed more than 250 pounds. He left a widow, two daughters and a son, the elder daughter being Mrs. A. Cohen of Oakland and the younger Miss- Mabel Ryer of this city, C. Blaine Ryer, the son, is employed by Bremer & Co. It will be of interest to the general pub- lic to know that there are some things : which the war-revenue tax does not tax. This information will especially interest those who have small sums on deposit in the savings banks, but are not in the for- tunate position of being able to employ the advice of able counsel to protect their interests. It appears that a man with a bank account may draw upon the same without being compelled to make a forced contribution to Uncle Sam’'s income, pro- vided he makes a personal visit to the | bank to get his money. In other words, the depositor is not obliged to pay a com- mission to the Government for the privi- lege of using his own money, as has been generally supposed was the case. This welcome fact has been brought to light through the attention of Internal Revenue Collector Lynch being called to the action of a bank in Suisun, which has [ of the firm of Hart & Company, both tes- tifled that CaptainwHall fi’equé‘nug spoke of Rulofson as his son and both believed that that relationship existed between them. Dantel H. Everett and Thomas W. Benham testified to like facts after which | an adjournment was taken. | —_——————— HEALTH OFFICE DEMANDS. vile stuff and dumped it Into the bay Had it not been for the vigilance of In- spectors Gans and Barron the rotten fish would have been taken up town and sold to the cheap restaurants. A telegram received from London by the Merchants' Exchange states that the | chances of getting the Morgan City off the beach at the entrance to Nagasaki are good. Divers have been engaged to | i | been f(:lr some time past issuing w patch up the hole in the vessel's hull. | 2 5 amped receipts to depositors, to be P4iike Reddy, an old_timer on the front, | Auditor Wells Will Sign Those Held | signed by them when they desired to draw | died in the City and County Hospital yes- | U» Last July. ‘?(‘,m}.? 1;0{{1‘0}:5;‘)‘“3}. ;«hgr;‘n&nrce(:xlle ue“_ Y e nte pore. Auring " the iast | The employes of the Health Board, who twenty seven years and was a walking | had their July demands held up by the | encyciopedia when it came to ships. | Auaitor on account of lack of funds, were ay Sary every all checks, drafts, ent revenue stamp. Colleetor Lynch s: the bank in ques- tion is acting strictly within the law and he further says that the savings banks of this city are using the same methods and exact a revenue stamp only when the re- ceipt is presented by a third person. This opinion is in accordance with a decision which provided that €tc., must bear a twi Revenue after consultation with the At- torney General. The decision was the re- sult of a communication from the cashier | of the Bank of Lancaster, 8. C., and is as follows: Treasury - Department, Office of Commissioner of WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 21, 1S3 Sir: I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 20th inst. in which you request the ruling of this office as to whether a receipt in e following form: LANCASTER, 8. C..— Recelved of the Bank of Lancaster, of Lan- caster, 8. C., —— dollars on account. —— flled out in the handwriting of an official of the bank and signed by a depositor on calling for and receiving money, is liable to stamp duty. with the advice of the Attorney General, this office holds that a receipt given to a bank by a person to whom the bank is indebted a depositor or otherwlise, or for whom it . is no more subject to & stamp than a recelpt received or given for any other debt or demand The purpose of the law Is to require stamps upon checks which are commerctal, negotiable instruments. A check, however, is not required to be in_any particular form. If it is In a form sufficlent to constitute an order for the yment of money and assumes the character of a commercial,” negotlable inetrument, then it_is subject to the tax. There is much banking done, especially in savings banks, without the use of checks at all, the dep or having a book in which the bank denotes the amount deposited on one side and the amount drawn out cn the other. | Ot “course, the depositor in such case draws the money out of the bank, but he does it in | such a way as not to subject it to stamp duty, )because he does not give a check. So. If & | B e S S SRCE SRC S SeCEE SRCRS SSPCRDN SN'S erson does not give a check he does not fave to pay taxes on it and If he goes to the bank and the bank pays him upon its dues to him and he gives a recelpt such receipt does not require a stamp; but if he issues a | receipt =o that it will be good In the hands | of another person to draw upon his deposit for the amount of it then it loses the | of a receipt and becomes a check or d | 1s subject to tax. Respectfully yours, G. W. WILSON, Acting Commissioner. | The commercial banks have not yet adopted the receipt plan, according to Coi- lector Lynch, but pay out money only on checks or drafts which must be stamped or they will not accepted. Collector | Lynch” further says he started to round | up the banks in this district that were using these receipts several months ago. | but when the decision in the case quoted | was promulgat-( he was obliged to stop | proceedings. TAX OFFICE RECORDS. L e e e i S o B R or three days she 1s were blown aw: The doors of the” forecastie were stove in a carried away the brig's figure-head, while another took every- be delayed a few davs in discharging owing to the strike among 1 several of he d out. A heavy The Irwin may | | 01a Volumes Are in Bad Condition | ” and Must Be Repaired to Avoid | | | | made |SENSATION PROMISED ‘ IN RULOFSON SASE. | OPPOSING COUNSEL INDULGE IN WORDY WARFARE. happy yesterday when Auditor i Wells signified ~ his iniention of signing | Complications. them. The order came down from Judge| Tax Collector. Sheehan will shortly pe- tition the Supervisors to provide for the preservation of some of the old tax rec- ords in his office which have been stored in tha basement of the City Hall for many years. Some of the volumes are torn and without bindings and unless they Hunt's court in the case of Vaccinating Surgeon McPherson, who brought suit for | the amount of his salary i 1 it. The Auditor holds that the other demands are in the same category and they will be “of the general fund. —— | 1a7 Sectalon “;:,',‘“r“”i‘,mrfllf;".‘“m" & | are cared for_they W i 'be completely Eisner Charges Chickering With Un- Ith offic The board will mee ruined. Mr. eehan says that unles; g ickering Thursday evening o restore soee of | enough money is appropriated to rebind the records he will be compelled to deny searchers of records the privilege of re- ferring to them. He realizes that this may result in a suit against the city, as the records are public property and all citizens are entitled to see them. Many pages in the volumes have al- ready been torn out or stolen and the Tax Colléctor, to prevent further damage, has locked some of the records in the vault. Certain maps_in the books are exceedingly valuable, and it would be impossible to replace them should they be destroyed. ————————— professional Conduct—Witnesses » decapitated members to their former | Testify in Claimant’s Favor. | places. | ————— The Crystal Hot Sea Baths. Physiclans recommend the Crystal warm sea | water tub and swimming baths. North Beach. * JUSTICES’ FEES. The Supreme Court Determines Their | A sensation in the trial of the action in- | stituted by Alfred C. Rulofson t adopted son of the late Captain Winslow | Hall, in which the deceased seeks to recover decedent’s estate by virtue of his relationship, Is in course of develop- ment, erday morning Attorney | 10 is prosecuting Mr. Rulofson’s | Legal Limit. opposing counsel, Attorney | The Supreme Court decided yesterday Chickering, before the court convened, |that a Justice of the Peace may not of having been guilty of unprofessional | Charge more than $2 as his fee in a'civil conduct, in that he had caused certain |action for issuing a writ. The charge witnessés for the claimant to be ap- | hitherto has been $350 and the change proached and after deceiving them with | may result in a diminution of the force in ll)nfi] ,\'v)!{l!ll nm\‘ ’lw‘r(‘nhr'kvrlng. (wad!me Justices' Clerk’s office. confidential counsel for Rulofson obtain | The decisfon was reached in th. ik henlot tho dmsction { ok e case Romminihy e Willinsae oot | with -warmth, &nd an argument that | Orming a decision by Judge Seawell. The e e hat | original case was brought on mandamus ‘ threatened to culminate in blows was|proceedings institu by Kosminsky being indulged in by counsel. = When | through his attorneys, Samuel Rosenheim | Judge Belcher entered the courtroom the | 4nq A, S. Newhurg. to compel J HE | trouble ceased. Eisner got In the last| (lark Wiiliams 1o accept $2 As a LT | words in the argument and sald that he | jssuing a writ, The Supreme Coure gan | would produce three witnesses to prove | cision was written by Chief Justics Treatty his assertion. Judge Beicher then took | and was concurred in by all the ass)olate the bench and_the taking of testimony | Justices with the cxception of Justice Ga. was resumed. M. 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