The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 4, 1900, Page 8

THE SA MAY CONSTRUCT FIRST-STREET ELECTRIC LINE Committee Recommends the Withdrawal of All Objections. . Market-Street Company Did Not For- feit Its Franchise, as Notice of Reconstruction Was Given in Time. g re' Committee de- ommend the re- recently passed Market-street rk on Street to re the commit- company change v from NEW BIDS INVITED FOR CITY HALL ELEVATOR Put Works Discovers t the Contract Was Awarded Illegall ents for a perfod day of August Bernardina Espel’s Will. f the late Bernardina against Ralph N. Sophie M. Blick for cruelty and inst Vernon C. 1 with proof ¢ | teresting story about a C. PMOSER @+ e e et | /9 ONRAD MOSE! ( = ers in an attorney with ex-Judge 's building, arrested residence stre t ward Interest Mitche gs when Moser » Probate Wisconsin rhursday door which street him, te was an ear- ursday recei ON GAS AND WATER | Inspector Tupper Will Soon File His | It Shows That a Great Saving Was | Annual Report With Board of Public Works. ector O. M. Tupper 1 report which Board of Public W cost ng the 17,187, costing $23 7L The sumed in light- parative cost of lighting as follow 1896 $44,- ng of public streets 4 78 arc rage {lluminating 18.3 candles. Town Talk, the brightest of the waek- lies, has an exceptionally entertaining number this week. In addition to its us- ual supply of exclusive club, social and | political gossip and crisp comment, the paper pres week the autobiog- raphy of t guished literary ge- | ntus, Charles Warren Stoddard, written | for Town Talk. The Saunterer tells an “Dutch treat,” by a society belle in San Rafael, also exposes the gross negligence of university regents In several para- hs relating to thelr failure to secure Sutro library for the public. A Talk With Kang Yu Wei President Chinese Reform Society, by James R. Elliott, Special Correspon- dent Sunday Cai at Singapore. The great Chi- nese lea for whose hsad the Empress Dowager now offers 100,0 taels, talks of his life and work. Uncle Sam’s Chinese Man-of-War's Men. The Sailing of the Hancock. How to Use Floral Decorations. A beautifully illus- trated story of how to errange table pieces and make the drawing-room artistically perfect. The Inside of Esotero. How thecity of the Universal Brother- hood * at Point Loma is conducted The Tehama Sisters Go to the Park. Comic, by Warren. The Latest Photographs From Cape Nome. Gen. Chaffee Who commands the United States troops in China. ONCE A JUDGE, NOW THE JUDGED. D S s e S o o was |t and SCHOOL BOIRD BECEDES FAOM 1S POSITO Superintendent Webster’s Order on Enrollment Accepted. At a Meeting of Principals Classifica- tion Is Ordered Postponed for Two Weeks by Chairman Mark. G | The Board of Education practically de- | cided yesterday to accept the enroliment order issued by Superintendent of Schools Webster, in which he fixes the maximum limit of attendance in classes at forty- five pupils. The board had schedule limiting the enrollment to | fifty-five, but at a meeting of principals | held in the assembly action on the order on classification was | postponed for two weeks. Chairman Mark disclaims that the board has backed down, but admits that Superin- tendent Webster's ideas on the subject are entirely proper. Chairman Mark said that at the end of two weeks, after re- ports have been filed by the principals, Superintendent Webster will be called into consultation and a compromise rule on enrollment will be adopted. As Superintendent Webster expresses his intention to stand by hi§ order, it is almost certain that the board will sub- mit gracefully and the controversy wiil be amicably settled. Director Denman is the only one who still claims that Su- L S S S S O R Rt Oa SRCEY SRS landlady, Mrs. | , the following note from his our room rent Ruedy, 110 Ninth street must be paid by 6 o'clock this p. m. perintendént Webster has no authority not the doors will be locked against yOu |in the premises, but he may relent at the forever will be a man here at|last moment. The effect of Superintend- 7 o'clock the room if you can't|ent Webster's enrollment proposition will pay | be to provide places for some twenty Moser o pay, so he decided to | teachers who have been consolidated out, walk the all night. He had about | and there is general rejoicing Among nine glasses of beer and about 5 o'clock | teachers eligible for the poSitions. in the morning he thought he would call | The Board of Education decided to give upon Wilson and see if he could help him. | the principals an opportunity fo suggest He tried the door of %7 and as It Was|a plan of tion of pupils 'in their ‘ked he walked upstaire and looked | respective At the meeting yes- 3 bell rope to ring for the landlady | terday o get Wilson's room. There was no bell | rope and he w king along the hall- way to the rear when a man came out of afternoon they were requested two weeks outlining the best classification possible. a bedroom and grabbed him by the | “T¢ vou find that you can make a con accusing him of being a burglar. | solidation, do s0 ai once. Sald Prest L policeman came and he Was ar- | dent Mark; “but If you eannot, explain rested. The the reasons why in your report and the board will try to help you. The board and Superintendent Webster will certain- Iy reach an amicable understanding, and the original schedule will be readjusted to suit all concerned. Naturally many features of this readjustment will depend Judge thought the charge of at- at burglary should be dismissed, | suggested that a complaint should be sworn to charging Moser with disturb- ing the peace. This was done and the after hearing the evidence, con- tinued the case till August 17, when Moser | upon the reports of the principais. will bring forward witnessés as to his| The meeting was largely attended. Sev- chs ter. s allowed to go on pro- | eral took advantage of the open discus- bation till that tim & gfon, but they sald nothing that indicated Jhave been practicing law in this || feeling ‘toward = the new scheme. o Said Moser later, “for the ' past | President Mark presided, and after a few My wife died about eigh- | introductory words Director Mary W. nd 1 have not practiced | Kincaid took up the cla: months ago ication ques- much since. 1 resided in Alma, Buffalo | tion. She favored large classes, both from County, W nd after my two years'|an educational and economic Standpoint. term in the Leglslature I practiced 1aw | The interruption caused- by putting in | there till T came to this eity. new pupils after the schoolwork has be- gun is oftentimes disastrous, not only to the old scholars but to the incoming ones as well. The enrollment in a schoolroom is always larger at the beginning of a term than at the end. As an illustration the Director stated that in the Franklin School there were 642 pupils enrolled at the beginning of the year in 159, while in June of 1900 the attendance had dwin dled to 621 Tn view of these conditions she co 8 |COUNTY CLERK DEANE | FILES ANNUAL REPORT Effected During the Last Fis- idered it well to ave large cal Year. an enroliment as possible to begin with ! i and have as few changes as possible dur. eral Interesting fac ; veral Interesting fucts regarding the | yng the year, thereby obviating constant conduct of the office of the County Clerk | unrest on the part of the scholars. Director James De the board are contained in the following report filed | man explal by County Clerk Deane with Mayor Phe- that had devised the clas ification lan on Thursday. That most interesting | SSheme largely for the sake of economy. to the taxpayers Is the fact that during | (et arvest onpsioned SLU0 less to run Department this ar just completed a saving of | was given us last year. many of the outside school buildings are a disgrace to the city. They need re- pairs and .other improvements. We are n, Mayor of the | B0ing to try to make these improve- San Francieco—Dear Sir: | ments, as far as the limited funds at our fon 9 of article XVI of | disposal will allow. pliance with Resolution | made it will be b upervisors, dated June | means. In regard to 1900, pectfully submit my annual re- | scheme, I will for the fiscal year ending June 30, 100, as | cation has but one interest at heart, and Y | that is to promote the best interests of the schools with the money at its com- 1 was surprised recently when I ar than We realize that the fiscal ¥ $39.864 65 over the preceding year was ef- fected: . If repairs are not ecause we haven’t . the the classification ¢ his report it 1s with pleasurs ention of your Honof to. the | LS ures of this office | JANd. the expen g e vhich ce | learned that one of our prominent coal ST A Eras: | dealers had not sent in hls bid: for-sup- Aol & oy, i g the department with coal, I asked y v < and ordering only | him why he had neglected to offer a bid, i m%, %ni | and he replied that he aggregating a large vhich last ftem | amount, and he wanted to collect some ot 74 was paid out | it before he did any more trusting. um of $119,541 15 for the pre- | “The School Department intends to pay & fiscal year. While ‘the receipts of the | its bills and to that end we intend to have Dot been 8 STeat as the Sreciling | economize. Consolidation is absolutely ekl this 18 due o the fact that all In” | necessary, and in this move we desire the ed to the United S | co-operation of the teachers. We are try- e The pankruptey fict, and also to the fact | INE o arrange the department so you will t ot < no longer allowe o not lose two or three months' salary a that th ”;";2:': :hx“ longer all 1 to collect ‘ the » Pt il P present time T have but forty-nine men | employed in the office, as' against sixty last | vear, still the work i almost up to date and of | @ high degree of excellence, which speaks much ie competency and efficiency of the depu- lerks and copyists. Although the re- Ceipts of the office for the fiscal year just end- | ed only amounted to the sum of $68,108 75, as against the sum of §74,248 40 for the preceding year, still as the disbursements of the office for | year only amounted to the sum of $34,933 79, | minst the sum of $130,340 03 for the preced- | ing vear, a net saving has been made to the | taxpayers of this city and county of 39,564 & | for the year, An conclusion I would state that the County Clerk’s office should be made self-sustalning fand could be easily made so by a judicious re- | vision of the fee bill by the next Legislature; and to this end I will be only” too pleased to devote my best efforts. Respéctfully, WILLIAM A. DEANE, County Clerk. In addition to the facts contained in the above others of interest are set forth in the report. It is stated that during the year 2517 marriage licenses were is- sued, 1528 aliens were naturalized and 1183 allens declared their intention to become Citizens. One hundred and thirty certifi- cates to practice medicine were issued and fifty-one dentists were vested with au- t thority to practice their profession. The | 8nts. document itself is a work of art from the title page to the conclusion, being appro- e TS o e oA e penntan e | MERCHANTS SAYS ADIEU. completed the work. ; T0 FRANK L. BROWN FIRLINGE REGISTRATION Present Him With Silver Punchbowl OFFICERS APPOINTED and Ladle ag Tokens of | Esteem. Citizens Must Register Promptly if | A farewell dinner was tendered to Frank They Desire to Vote for L. Brown at the Cosmos Club l?t e ing by close business friends and associ- President. ates in the hardware and metal trade in The Board of Election Commissioners | this city. Mr. Brown will leave to-day vesterday began the appointment of -606 precinct registration officers to serve on for Chicago to become the general sales September 8, 15 and 22. The appointments ent of the Shelby Steel Tube Company. e has beel grommently identified with will be equally divided between the Re- publican and Democratic party. Re- Pacific Coas® business Interests for some years. Formerlx hg was engaged in busi- publicans were appointed in the Twenty- *Son eighth, Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth As- ness in Portlan About seven years sembly districts and the Democrats in the ago he came to San Francisco and_ took charge of the business of the Moen-Wash- Twenty-ninth and Thirtleth. Further ap- pointments will be made on Monday even- burn Company. When that concern was merged into the American Steel and Wire ing, August 6. Registration has picked up in the last Company he became the Pacific Coast two days, but it is far from sufficlent to sales agent of the new company. At the banquet last evening Brace Hay- bring the figures up to those of the last Presidential election. There xemain over den of the Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Companhprulded. A. C. Rulofson of Ba- 40,000 names to be registered, and unless citizens are prompt many of them will ker & Hamilton acted as toastmaster. Toasts were reflnnded to_by A. A. Wat- K lose their votes. The office is open in the City Hall from 8:30 a. m. to 10 p. m. daily. kins, president of the San Francisco Board of Trade; F. W. Kerr, former president of the Manufacturers’ and Producers’ Asso- clation; Eugene Goodwin, manager of the | Aliens have until Wednesday, August 8, t complete their naturalization if they de‘ gire to vote on November 6. Judges Law- lor and Daingerfield are holding court Manufacturers’ and_Producers’ Associa- tion. and Attorney Frederick W. Hall. A e]\'r‘ry evening for purposes of naturaliza- tion. Z in the amount 3 and paid for sal- | against the city jes of deputies and copyists, sum of $76, pe propriation allows us $96,000 for every- thing, inc S0 you see $6000 ve current expenses wiil not go very far. The Director then referred to those teachers who want select classes. He did | not belleve in selected classes, maintain- | ing that better results could be obtained by a mixture of the brilllant and the less brilliant. The practice of some of the principals in shortening the noon hour on rainy days and letting the puplls out a half hour or an hour earlier in the after- noon was declared undesirable by the Director, and he advised that the rule for a_regular one-hour recess at noon be strictly complied with. It was announced that there would be a meeting of the teachers of the seventh and elghth g‘l\':de; at l{l:e Mls:l::g g‘ege'; b ay afternco: Soperintendent B, Works relative to Superintendent C. the new manual training sytem that is to be Inaugurated. The city is to be dl- vided into seven districts and every pupil in the seventh and eighth grades required to take the manual course. Mr. Works comes from the Teachers' College in New York and he is to have five assist- siiver punchbowl and ladle were present- ed to. Mr. Brown by his friends in the hardware and metal trade. Yesterday afternoon the employes of the Pacific works of the American Steel and Wire Company assembled at the North Beach factory and presented Mr. Brown with a pleasing token. His departure from the coast i$ much regretted. —_————— Looking for a Lost Son. A communication was received by the Board of Health yesterday from O. A. A. Moldal of 676 Burling street, Chicago. in which he asks for information regarding his son, Russell Moldal, who was last heard of In this city in 1893. The fathér says his son s 28 Jears old, six feet tall blue eyes and full nose .l:;.a. lips. He is liglously inclined and ‘worked in Injured by an Electric Car. James Gilbert, aged 28 years, fell from an electric car at Sixteenth and Mission streets yesterday afternoon. When picked | up by Police Officer Thomas Finnely he | was suffering from a lacerated wound of | nis head. The injured man was taken to | the City and County Hospital, where Dr. | Sussdorff attended him. The opinion was entertained by the hospital authorities that possibly a fracture of the skull was sustained, as the sufferer sho | toms of such injurfes. - issued a | room yesterday | to send in a report to the board within| ay that the Board of Edu- | ready had bills | FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, AUGUST.4, 1900 FORMER JUDGE CHARGED WITH BEING A BURGLAR 'Conrad Moser, Formerly of Wisconsin, Caught in the House of A. Bernard. B e R R e S S S S SCHOOL BOARD NECLECTED 10 "~ INVITE BiOS Large Expenditures Incurred for Cooking and Manual Training Plant. o B Auditor Will Insist on Compliance ‘With Charter in Future — Will Protect Salaries of Teach- ers and Janitors. o VSO, In its anxfety to establish manual train- ing and cooking plants in the School De- partment the Board of Education has violated a specific provision of the charter in failing to invite proposals for the neces- sary supplies required for the innovations. | Auditor Wells received the bills for the | Nfl Mfll'e Dreadoi “le nental Chair | various articles from the board yesterdayi andgwhile he expresses his intention to‘ TEETH EXTRACTED, AND FILLED AB- jaudit the demands he will send a com- | SOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN D Jute munication to the board to-day with a | Sflentific method applied n % notification that in the future the con- | ‘Trese are the only dental pas These are the only dental parlors in_ San tracts must be awarded to the lowest bid- | Francisco having PATENTED APPLIANCES ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS must bear signature of Z At SEE GENUINE WRAPPER SOUTHERN FACIFE MAN FRANC (Main Live, Foot of Market . Street.) der. While the Auditor ls satisfied that |30 ingredients to extract, filkand apply goid [ IEAVE _— FRow Juir 13, 130 — ammiva the two firms who furnished the supplies | ;7S *id Poreeiatn crowns undetectable f70m | "oz g@a Bosicia, Sulsun, Eimira, Vacaville, are perfectly reliable and considers the | WITHOUT THE LEAST PAIN. Full set of Sumtey sad Somumente......cocco st *7:004 Shasta Express—Davis, Williama (for Bartlewt Speings), Willows, Bluft, Portiane o *3:304 Martiner, Sau Ramon, Vallefo, Napa, Calistogs sud Santa Ross......... *8:004 Davis, Woodland, Knights Laoding, Marysvills, Oroville. ......... prices charged are fair, he insists that | the Board of Education must not exempt itself from obeying the charter, which re- | T quires that supplies shall be purchased | only after bids have been invited. { The innovations of manual training and | years' exy and each department in charge of a specialist. Give us a call, and you will find us to do exactly as we advertise. We will tel} you In advance exactly what vour work will cost by a FREE ... %T:48p 004 Atlantic Espress—ugden and East *11:454 cooking in the department are going to | EXAMINATION. e o cost the city considerable money, though | Marysville, Chico, Red Binff. e | it 1s expected that the results will war- m mfis S0 Gehdtn, Chimass (he- ¥ rant the outlay. The tools for manual - s Cap e 4 training in efght schools will cost $2744 56. RE“" ogeics “Exprom = Masti The teaching of cooking.will not come so | = In . Laturop, Stockton, Me: | high, the necessary ranges, stoves, etc., m . Martines snd Way Stations | for seven schools costing but $1206. 1004 The Overland Limized—Ogden, Den- Following are the amounts expended e, Qaa, Chicagn. for the installation of manual training 1004 Niles, Livermore, Stockton, Ssers- | cuto, inalla, Girls’ High School, $556 80; Horace Mann | Bchool, $504 83; Everett School, $475 70; Frank- 1in School, $460 08; Irving Scott School, ‘New York Dental Parlors, 5; Polytechnic igh School, $32 75; total, | $2744 56. . 723 Market Street, Maryaville, Orovie. .. +4:307 Niles, San Joss and Stockion urchased from | ayden Company, | .. The articles were all the Dunham, Carrigan, SAN FRANCISCO. and include chisels, hammers, gauges, bits | MAIN OFFICE .PORTLAND, OR. <00F The Owl Limited nd other tools required 5 manual | Do R .SEATTLE, WASH. g training. it The articles for the cooking centers were purchased from Holbrook, Merrill | & Stetson, and comprise gas Stoves, | | ranges, dishes, glassware, spoons, knives, | . SAME SHAPE | etc. The bills' are segregated as follows| TWO QUALITIES — Horace Mann School, $150; Franklin School, | $176; Hamilton School, $176; Denman School. | 81167 1eving Scott Sehodl, $176; Hancock School. 3 | E 176; Hearst School, $175; total, $1206. | Auditor Wells has devised a new plan whereby the teachers and janitors will be protected in the matter of receiving their | salaries. He has determined to set aside | the sum of $975,514 out of the total appro- | priation of $1,160,000 for schools for teach- | ers’ salaries 'during the present fisca | yvear. This sum is based on the amount pended during the I ar for paying | teachers, as provided the act of the | last Legislature. He finds that the char- | ter provision appropriating $28 per pupil! | 1s insufficient, and he will fall back on the | | teachers 9 The balance of $184, | 46 he will divide into tweive parts, an out of this the board will pay the janitors’ | salarfes, supplies and other ex penses. This course is prompted by the fact that the Julyd demands for janitors® salarles exceeded one-twelfth of the $50, 000 set aside by the Supervisors | Auditor holds that the Supervisc / b NOVARAFWARCLIF 25¢ each?2:for 25% | CLU ETT' PEABO DY &<CO. 12:137 Newack, Gonterville, San Jose, Now MAKERS | Almaden, Feiton, Bonider MANHOOD RESTORED Stations...........c...run Vitalizer, tamous quickly .. 171007 Valielo, Port Cosia and Way Bta- nd California Fxpress. Sac- wto, Margaville, Redding, Puget N ol Lo P '—ul:lt 19:33¢ ARROW e T SBRAND T DIVISION (Narrow (Foot of Market Str 77454 Santa Cruz_Excursion for Sante Cruz and Principal Way Stations 18:087 A Newark, Usnterviile, 3an Jose, Felton, Bouldar (reek, Santa Ornzand Way | Stations. *6:20¢ “CcuPIDENE.” This great Vegetable the prescription of a a4:13p Glenwood. Felton, Sants Cruz. CREEK ROUTE FERRY. From SA% FRANGISGO—Foet of Market Streat (Slip 3) h D re you ner- vous or diseases era. | *118 9:00 11:00a.4. = s ey did so L I hood, Insomuia, Pains inf§the ND—Feal —°6:00 :00 10:004.x. alurfes until next | 2 ( somnia. Pal e - month. The Auditor's plans will seéure 3 Y e 03 :00 14:00 the payment of all salaries, and after 2 Cocele and Constivation. It COAST DIFISION (Broad Gange). Chairman Mark has certified that all the iovs Al lomise Be dap o T o Tow ot S teachers have been pald out of the money night. Cupidene cleanses tpe set aside for them the janitors’ demands | jiver, the kidneys and the urinary organs of il will be pald impurities. Cupidene strengthens and restores i weak orzans. e reason sufferers are not cured by Doctors Is because 9 per cent are troubled with Pros- atitie ‘Cupldene the only known remedy to “ure without an operation. 5000 testimontals. T ritten guarantes Eiven and money re- Mhuaden Wedneada 17:304 Sunday Excursion & Santa Crez, Pacifio G ay Stations Report on Teachers’ Annuities. The report of the Commissioners of the Public School Teachers’ Annuity and Re- e, San Lompoc and | tirement Fund was filed with the Board | turned if € boxes do not effect _& permanent Way Statlons “g:100 | of Supervisors yesterday. The report|cure 3100 a box. 8 boxes fon B0 Dy mail | sseseen San Joss and Way Stations ..., 81834 | shows that the receipts to the fund were | S04y 08 (52, Gi edicine Cor, 40 Eilis st., San | *I3304 Suniose LoaGetossli Waytiations *3:d0r $12,953 93, and the disbursements for one | Francisco, Cal., Grant Drug Co., 28 &40 Thirdst. | e e | year wi 12,229 9. With other incomes | ——— - — Fren Pinoe, Semtn Ores, Baitnes Fund is $3212 94. e amount to crex . i 7 { of the permanent fund s soi67 53. The @visty DR. JORDAN’S Great @ | t1:13r SuaJosesud Principal Way Staions *9:434 P 8an Jose, Los Gatos and Prinefpal Way Stations. . ..o 192004 07 San Jose and Principal Way Stations San Jose and Way Statious. * San Jose aud Way Stations number of teachers contributing §1 per | | month was $04 and 50 cents per month 6i | There are twenty-four annuitants on the | roll recelving an aggregate of $1088 66 per | UM OF ANATOMY) | 1051 MARRET OT. bet. 62472, S.5.CaL month. 2 wond ek :ff:,"',’,‘,"::;‘ i A for Morning. ¥ for Afternoon e RS % disease pe=itively cared by the oldest * Daily. + Sunday vI:ovudl 1 Sunday only Mrs. A. W. Flint to Resign. ~ Speaist e the Coast 'm. 36 years. P s n-nmu.,.';.'.'nfj.y oy Mrs. A. W. Flint made known her inten- IIE J%%?{!:fizxs!:ml e - = tion to resign as register of the Central R e T I *CALNHIA NORTHWESTERN BY. €0 Council of the Associated Charities at Pou.tiwe Curein every case undertaken, yesterday's session of that body e an- Write for Book, PHILOSOPEY of LESSEE nouncement s a surprise. Mrs. Flint MAMMIAGE. MAnED FRLE ¢4 SAN FRAMCISCO -AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market Sk SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL. | has been the executive head of the Cen- | tra1l Council six years and has been a tively connected in an official capacity with the administration of the Associated | Charities from the date of organization, HICHESTER: SRR y < S € - o ¢ vears 0. The reason assigned was WEEK DAYS7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a m. 38, pobe RS A committes was appomtcd SOCNMNYROYAL PILL T35 430 pom Tnurdaye_Saia tp | to araft suitable resolutions. t 11:30 0. m. Saturdays—Extra trips at 1:50 { sapp pisinal and Only Geauine. gi2d 113 o m. R A Jarsiiabie. 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