The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 16, 1900, Page 33

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1900. THE BEST JUDGES AGREE | Apvn'nszm];ms ‘SISTEB. PERPETUO OWNS THE GIRLS' DIRECTORY 'BEFORE DUR[NG AFTERE‘T“"“ Daingerfield Decides the Ac- ADVERTISEMENTS. tion to Quiet Title Thereto in | Her Favor. | Judge Daingerfield has decided that the Girls’ Directory Orphan Asylum is not a corporation, and that the asylum prop- erty, at Waller and Lott streets, is not that of a corporation. but belongs solely to Bridget Mines, known as Sister Per- petuo, “who holds the same in fee and sevel | Yy, free and clear of all trusts and | uses other than her own."” | An action was instituted recently to | quiet title to the property. The action was ‘ entitled Harrietta Lyman, otherwise | known as Sister Marie Immaculate; Han- | pah Wall, known as Sister Mary Jose- | | | that for VALUE and NOVELTIFS JOE Rosfsnstka:x CTHE STORE hine; Yvonne Griffith, known as Sister Mary Evangelist, by their guardian, Oscar | ¥. Meldon, and ‘Alma Schumann, known as Sister Mary Aloysius, against Bridget | Mines, known as Sister Perpetuo; Annle ;i ‘)lcl'arlhy, known as Sister Claire, and World Famous Mariani Tonic the Girls' Directory Org?s;uAsy!um. FOR BODY AND BRAIN The case was heard dge Dainger- = 1863, Endorsed by Medical Profession. field sitting without a jury, and his de- | cision was handed down yesterday as | stated. The oourt also finds that the | Girls' Directory Orphan Asylum never was a corporation, that the plaintiffs and defendants never were the members of an alleged corporation of that name and that the deeds under which the alleged cor- poration claimed title to the property were null and vold and of no effect. The decision of the court was based on a stipulation filed November 3, 1897, and immediate lasting efficacious agreeable 7 ’ ’ R-fuse Substitutes. OPEN EVENINGS. { definitely determines the title to the valu- able property in question. Leads All in This Work. corporation which is | i en- | | CGolf Skirts. on all sides as being conducive to health and Some Telling Values in our ishing braid—our holiday offering.. 75¢ Cheras Hankercbiefs. all markets, and at last, after taxing our energy to the utmost, GLOVES st quality , fleeca lined, one for....81.00 BEARGRS. §yp 2l 5 The Correct Rainy Underwear Department. Always a leading feature in (of high-grade skins and BUILDERS OF BEREWER, Day or Walking Gar- LADIES' GOWNS, made of best OUF popular store, but this year 1 e world ver for au | WHARVES AND BRIDGES et At qu‘:\n)"’ l':ripe% ?anneleé!e. doublg we have made unusual efforts nppflm‘;::lt»s and their dressy | g yoke back and frent, deep round g, months past to bring to- " ;ORY Stpect INIpEoESDSGE ¢ O piay. | is greeted with delight puid wilh meat foatherstiiched fn- gether the latest and best from LADIES' or GENTS GLOV | gaged excl ely in the construction of | An It Not #o Be Overlooked i b N | streets, wharves, reservoirs, bridges, = n Item Not to Be Overlooked in our efforts have been crowned CHILDREN'S GLOVES ! Stas and neawalls is the City Strest. Im- cop Lt Our MUSLIN UNDERWEAR with success. Come and see tha Quality as above . .. ... J | provement Company, of which J. W. Me- LADIES' SKIRTS, DEPARTMENT. grand stock of handkerchiefs we (Glove orders issued.) | Donald is president. Nearly all of the wsde of Jaxtra heavy |\ LADIRET COWNE: muls of very. . olfas for the Molliny trale MAGNIFICENT STOCK —OF— HOLIDAY G0O0DS. BRIC-A-BRAC, VASES, | bituminous rock pavements in this city | were laid by this company and many of | the best constructed wharves on the | water front are specimens of its superior | handicraft. ~Throughout the State of California the fame of the company has | spread so that its services are constant- | | 1¥ in demand in the larger cities of the in- | terior. [ no this work are unexcelled and only the tracting business in kindred lines. During the p: ear the com besides completing the concrete wharf at 3 5 wool golfing, invisible plaid back, welted seams, in- verted fan back, jaunty pocket, stitched bottom, perfect fitting, man tailored. An article worth pest quezlity wool varn, neck and arm-size bound with best silk braid: What Every Housewife Needs. trimmings. best quality soft bleached muslin, double yokec back, trimmed with voke of tucks and embroidery inser- tion and finishing braid, deep tucked and hemstitched ruffie, sleeves fin- ished with hemstitching and tucked ruffle, front of forty-four tucks: must be seen to be appreciated—a bonanza The woman of taste has now- neck adornment. New ideas are constantly appearing, and the CHILDREN'S HANDKER: CHIEFS, made good quality lawn, colored borders and neat colored hand- CHIEFS, made of best Irish box of six. Se LADIES’ In Cur Waist Department. If printers’ ink could only tell you of theartistie $7.50. Our price, $4.50. for buyers . 81.00 made initials; The po any owns \exxtmsh'e bl[durgen S Sale at O'Farrell-street Entrance. ?;1:1% f?:r:p:;w. value and true hines 1z, Mont n | eady fc - | Eui“Obiapn"countics. ™ . the tavine of Chic, Natty and Comfortable Pretty Neckwear for Lovely e e Btk e this class of pavements it has practically o 2 SENTS + e iiar |~ TimPaciitiad or Adink | LADIES' GOLF VESTS, made of Woman, HANDKER- waists you would lose no latest and best appliances loyed. va ects, 3 In addition to this the company oo I onseRstoundingly low st 048ys Do excuse for confining Borafioned, £29% s t oirs an il- ¢ NS—Aas 0 stitched, S ’ e e : $3.50 herself to the beaten track of hand-initialeq: ing ome for yourself and telling your friends about them, as they PAINTINGS, PICTURES, g U hanuf y HANDKER STATUARY, ORNA“F,,N'E'S L g et e L REE KITCHEN APRONS, made of Dewest and the prettiest can be made of best Belfast AP b ST e SO0 Wity P gy o 4 | Terra Cotta and Pottery Works, from | best checked gingham, good length, found here. & rot ered and scalloped edges: now for just half. FINE CHINA and GLASSWARE | which 1t turns out the ‘best ironstone full width—an opportunity mz»zbe X Of 8X........ccccnevieiencen The = sewer pipe kno rade. av- % X 2 o RICH CUT GLASS, | Ing brfek of unsurpassed. quaity is Tiso e 1P6c A Word of a Few New Jahot oiieSs, TADI™S HANDEER LAl N made o 17 BELECTRIC LIGHT STATUARY, oF The State University: astests. to.is. ex- | EVERYTHING PARISIAN and Collars, Sz, Salloped and | embrolderad | Wibscs, new mifary effect fremt. ! ce and superio avi “ 2 e ; -shaped f ATou , stitched adjustable :‘RT Sl g e fxborE oy Has a Touch of Gold Braid either Made of g Bexof thide: & winper at........98e . OUSF. SniHimited with Maek nal T E Duri he sent year the co! v 7 quality satin, col- eads; alst perfect in every de- a narrow black velvet ceee-B1.50 { | Ho street and ms tensivi s and old braid; LADIES' SKIRTS, made of good § > s e Ee e G e A e We are offering a new Paristan At Fioade o} -striped Sannelette, umbeelia flonnes, 0 °t OFermell-dtiest Entrance. | Stockton and Fresno. The office of t novelty in the shape of a belt made large bow of satin French voke-band, all good widths— S & G GUMP CO company is in the Mills building. The of- of best French gilt braid, the kind and butterfly ends, unparalleled value 35¢ . . .y 3] ' extra heavy Hosiery Is Hosiery, ficers are: J. W. McDonald, president; W. | ‘himhwq(‘l nn(dmrmsh,’ alsln (r|mm3d wplg | E. D s secret By ilt buckle and s! velvet and gol 113 CEARY STREET. [ are: N ntataly < e 5ot to be missed braid; all colors; B“y Your Corset Here And to the ordinary glance all { Bishop, he eside P = eptionally lo - o tary. "’ e Something to Read About in our i '.” e %5e And you will be sure to get it look alike, except of course the ALSO LADIES' NECK ~“RUFF, Hibernia Savings Bank. ings t s of the —————— Things to Burn. Wood novelties for fire-etching. Useful leather purses, belts, photo cases, albume, frames and fancy boxes for articles in Leather Goods Department, LADIES' CHATELAINE BAG, made of perfect patent leather, suede made of best fast black liberty accordeon box pleats, full accorde pleated ends. Not to be equaled at $1 50 anywhere in town. Our price... 1.00 n correct in style and price, as Jos Rosenberg ranks foremost in the line of corset dealers. Something entirely new. elaborately embroidered kind. But all hose are not alike, and our hose is quite different from others in quality, character and | - ined, riveted steel frame— rare ‘- > 3 ( ; . rnia Savings and | poker etching, and an excellent fresh sup- | o 2 i LADIES' STOCK m““.“g- made The LATTICE Price B £ « rancisco is one of | ply of whole $heepskins in all colors, just JTHER CHATBLAINE, wie Of best quality tucked satin and RIBBON COR- H A SUITABLE the It is a gigantic | from the tanner's. The latest pyrography | of good seal leather, suede lined, six {rimmed with gold gauze; attractive e ere are a - s assets on outfits. Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market A f o Jong. the new shape, long 'and .in style and price. ......49¢ i few that will being" $49,168,.908 2. Of that su stres . cted frame, good soldered Cozy corners Jounging T et induce you te oo . by prouies i e | orth double the pri rooms are the delight of all up- new aluminoid ADIES’ 4 se Strauss Released From Custody. g to-date wdmen. The more nu- boning, which is HOSE, made of ‘ O l a e eTiins forota WAl e sourae e ] A s merous the pillows the more akeuhnd I A | commit_suicide on December 4, was re- | e doubie nursss, riveted frame—. vasty - and cosy ithe. curner of Tong " beloy nder the capable leased from dy E\M;,"r"‘w morning. | our Christmas offering. $ room. We have just received walst, on E James R. Kelly e - » 2 Z R ra e e i g e U R A e (Merchandise Orde; three large cases of pillows, the hips and new PR R T AeEont Thot Bilnind ¥ PR e e’ Tasiatully Bih piik 3¢ sTockrNe, mats of ber ‘ - Koy the tre- i | . . : efu. X r s CKING, made of bes | inte epositors, and the tre- | making out a case against him. | tion at the Highest Point of GRooRAts youx higime/ T y blue lattice rib- cotton, double heels, toes and knees, me s the ban pusiness —_— e — | yet® inexpensively, as we have bon and trim- Swiss ribbed For Man, Woman or Child, but day ear is larg utious pol number of nevertheless Diss at Palace Hotel. Temple, T. A at the Palace ranc ation of registe Hotel ear iscc ing from | 1506 Market Street. | This week, beginning to-morrow, 1000 pairs of men’s calf, vici kid, box calf, | | kangaroo or seal shoes, worth $3 50, pair of them, for only $1 66 a pair, bankrupt shc le of the Califor- 1506 Market str near City Hall . nia, avenue. —— - | Kindergarten Christmas Festivities. The following the dates of the | are Msrcantile Endeavor in our Japanese Dressing Sacque De- partment. : LADIES’ DRESSING SACQUES, made of best qual- ity silk, lined with silk and pad- ded with best picked wadding, frog-trimmed front; box sleeve; all imaginable combinations, marked the pillows at unheard- of prices. They are made of very best flow- ered silkaline and can hardly be told from real silk; trimmed with full ruf 19x19 inche fle of silkaline, ner at . All colors. : a stun- med w The new Van Or- Beh i in b den “La Grecque” i Biam " R-oor Lattice Ribbon Cor- set. set S1 CORSET ORDERS ISSUED. to this duce cor- JOE ROSENBERG, ing lace effect Ladies’ Hose for 12 1-2¢f Well that’s what we're doing now, selling fancy hose, not at Fancy prices, but at Clear- ance sale prices. ure trip to Honolulu. | christmas festivities of the Golden Gate 500 dogen pairs LADIES' HOSE, much fatigued by the |y qorparten Association: puch o8 pink and ‘browa, hius made of finest Peruvian cotton in o oyage 3irs | Weanesday, Docomber 1910 & m au e and ol aod biS oF L BT 8]6 Market Street pEELAN the new French lace effects, double Men's Dress, Derby or Soft Hats, 24 her n Memoniar K =3 ! white and pink. A bargain in gy s MR oo e o e m will be taken Brannen s RUNNING THROUGH TO 11 O’FARRELL. gt every sense of the word, $4.25. Ladles' Walking, Riding or Tourist Hats, Children's Hats or Caps of all descrip- tions in farge variety ADVERTISEMENTS. | MURPHY, GRANT & CO. One of the Most Prominent Dry Goods De Lano Bros. | Vo firm identified with the shipping in- v.of San Francisco is more promi- GOVERNMENT LAND TITLES AND SURVEYS SOUND BANKING HOUSE. Anglo-Californian Bank One of the near Filbert; 11 a. m. hington Square Hall n streets: 2 p. m., Prod Chief among the engineers Grace Bradley Memorial and Wil : land surveyors of the Pacific Coast fs | of San Francisco. It was founded in 2080 Six- April of 1573 and has a capital stock of the firm in | note, ¥ that of Murphy. ALL OTHER [ | dergarten, Rghtaenth street, | s il o 4 SUBSTITUTES | ford street day, December 21—10 a. m., | Strongest in San Francisco. They Will Be Furnished on Demand | nent than that of De Lano Bros., the | Houses on the Coast. = s b e s g bl %3 | The Anglo-Californian Bank isa financiai by John A. Benson, the Well- prominent brass, copper and sheet metal | Among the w! Bowses FOR LARD OR R/ - e Kindergartene 55 | institution whose soundness has placed Known Land Agent. N (o e Tt work P hieh ia | Which give stability tation of BUTTER FOR | . near Thirteenth; 11 a. m., | it in the front rank of banking concerns etvil and | condueted on a very extensive scale. The | San I o | | 3 | ‘el § orial Kindergarte popularity of the members | COOKING | merding Memorial Kindergartens, BB o - thetr suLorior work- | HAVE FAILED teenth street, near Howard. $3,000,000, of which over $2,000,000 has been | John A. Benson, whose office is at 507 | JEiCiin have resulted in increasing their | dealers in dry paid in. The surplus exceeds $700000. Montgomery street. There is no man in | pysiness to gigantic proportions. As job- | some streets b BECAUSE OF We are selling agents for “Waterman l‘nderl lh; r"”‘:"‘slt Sonser, ‘”"i‘ ghan- | Californta more familiar with the land | bers in their line De Lano Bros. enjoy an | ce By g Foe g oo - ens and a shall * | agement of naf einhart an . N. s S oy i -xtensv 3 | gr th’ phenome: THE ODOR Ideal” fountain pens and the “Marshall,” | agement of Tenets Steabart and B N. | surveys made by the Government during | extensve trade. gr with’ phenom Benson. e S g £V T to it is t the best $1 pen in the world the past thirty years than Mr, These make | LoD ; Tin ; " | : . ; ] enjoyed marked prosperity. The bank ; pan oot | it line weat of AN ENTIRE BUILDING DEVOTED TO AND TASTE § |1deal Christmas presents. Sanborn, Vail & | qoes a general business. including the is- | He was himself in the employ of the Gov- | Tyungl, Undee: Mondgouiery , SHwet | s Ene et of ¢ WATS AND CAPS. GIVEN THE Co., 741 Market street. suing ‘m m‘xers’ of credit mml exchange, | ernment for years as surveyor and his| The :sgnh [§ VPF!:a‘hImp::hzTPm ;\95;‘\—‘ K‘N'Y"‘ of the Pacifie S ) % TS O TR collections, buying and_selling of bonds. | survey: ; varfably stood the test | clation has called the attention of the || - » Orfen FOOD IN Contests Henry’s Election. Dulllon and Stocks: The Dest KNOWS | he o ve lands sarveyed by him were | Board of Supervisore 1o the necessity of | ooy, sogythe OF - WHICH THEY _The election of Lorenzo Henry for the | banks of the larger cities of the world | ¢ dispute. the extension of Montgomery str from | gocflifies now are unsurpasse are included among its correspondents. s B g S Fine Leather Goods. Jacksen to Lombard by means of a tun-| nel. This wouid_afford direct communi- cation between ‘the business part of San office of Assemblyman for the Forty-sec- ond district has been contested by Wil- Ham D. Wasson Henry, the Republican R a2 I Mr. Benson's equipment for the busi- Burglary in Bootblack Stand. ARE USED. ness in which he iy engaged is unex- e defeated Was: by v | . ATk & £ celled. His office Is provided with all the | Franeisco and the new wharves now being | James Ellis, who gave ‘“a‘,,}g,‘,‘r’,?,'em]l;p; bl B AETLR . ‘:’;‘"‘ ;:;‘;‘:n::z 'd“r;':':ds”i“””’ Wwhen | gata’ necessary to put the inquirer as to | constructed by thé Harbor Commission. | a printer,-was . and three independent candidates were |\ travell gk - | facts expeditiously upon the correct track. Pt SR S . | noon by Policeman Geimana and booked fraudulently counted for Henry. | ;’;mk,(tfjn‘;; TBottoring name b wars witid | Surrounded as he Is by competent and ac- | Pictures for Christmas. at the City Prison o f atten A Sy T = Dot cost to purchaser. Sanborn. Vail & | commodating assistants, Mr. Benson 13| Tne annual before-Christmas exhibition | In& to commit ed, Prayer books and hymnals in fine bind- | Co., 741 Market street. $ prepared to furnish reliable information | ¢ . meg pictyres, showing all the new alleged. to brea ¢ s ings are displayed by Cooper & Co. in va- % sor e RIS e R S as to all the land surveys of California. | P 2t Al Dateh sud dionr'} black stand a v D Te &pProp . In connection with a full complement ot | effects in Flemish, old Dutch an ny | object, it f stealing the riety and are appropriate Christmas pres- ents. - Some people speak only to deceive and | Msten only to betray. ———— Special for the Holidays. elaborate designs in frames, with tinted mats to match, is now going on at Sanborn, Vail & Co.'s.” All the newest pictures inCopley prints, piatinum sepia and color to be seen there. You will feel fully repaid for the time spent in viewing the same. L] money from Be Sure and Attend The greatest as: of clothing. T will sell to-morrow men's g worsted maps, surv , et Mr. Benson has a finely equipped library of works bearing upon land surveys and kindred toptes. 'l‘?wne were collected by Mr. Benson at the expenditure of much time and money, Divorce Suits. Suits for dlverce have been filed by Ida gnee sale Some silver James MeDavitt for failure 1o provide. men. . | Pelknap agaicat Ader Delkgap for de_ | mounted, fountain pens ar shown by | Ui, Ui intarmation pertdining o the | e | Sutts that cost 315 for % % sertion, a S & st Spero Treas | Cooper & Co, Market st. This makes | p # ot E 5 “ o a v i C gl ted. The man who takes a drink only when | cloth men's suits, worth 3 for desertion and Nellie McDavitt against | a most suitable Christmas gift for gentle: i“u]l:;'e;:‘sd‘[‘lizfi:‘ e{n obtaining titles to Gov- | he has occasion is apt to be an expert at| Come one, come all gt - | manufacturing occasions. Kelly, assignee | Market st., P. C. ernment lands in California, Mr. Benson is prepared to secure titles to any va- cant, unappropriated public lands of the Unifed States, surveyed or unsurveyed, by means of Forest Reserve Rights and other scrip. This Is an important phase of Mr. Benson's business, which has in . recent years rendered him most prominent among land men of the Pacific Coast. His facilities for expediting have been such that in this branch of busines he is prac- tically without a competitor. Mr. Benson s one of the best known citizens of San Francisco. He is a native of Jefferson County, N. Y., and his ear- lier education was received in the publie schools. He was an apt scholar and in mathematics his attalnments were es- pecially noteworthy. He is a graduate of the Warren Collegiate Imstitute of THi- noig, and on his graduation he began the study of clvil engineering, which he sub- sequently adopted as his profession. He served as surveyor of Keokuk County, Iowa, for five years, and at the expiration of his term of offieé he came to this city and established himself with marked suc- cess. Mr. Benson is a genial gentleman, whose personal qualities have endeared him to all his associates. His views on every uestion bearing on land surveys, titles, orest reserve rights and scrip of all de- scriptions are regarded as authoritative, and his counsel is therefore sought by all who are interested in such subjects. The “red tape” which too often attaches itself s Eiv Can be used over again and over agsin until o its oppetizing work. 1t remal Clesn tothe last and does nob of the sarious foods eocked in ft. ' and toall as for Prices sonable. Free' or Half Price’ frers sell Each Tablet Stamped thus 9P Guaranteed “THE NEW WEST?” MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUSTRATED IN CHRISTMAS WASP. The Philippines, China, Alaska, Hawaii and the eatire Pacific Coast are drawn upon -to furnish illustrations for this uari- valed edition. This annual number of the Wasp has never been equaled in the attractiveness of its cover and the number and interest of the engravings. JAMES R. T. MERSHON, 537-538-5390 PARROTT BUILDING, San Francisco, Dealer in legitimate oil stocks only. Correspondence solicited. Write for one of our illustrated books of the oil fields of California. Free. OIL. eny mddress for a 2-cent address PIERCE ELEC Broadway (above th st.), jc Cosst office, 620 Mar- Palace Hotel), San Fran- x xindly mention this pape TONG PO CHY, essor to Dr. LAI PO TAL | te of Canton Medical | A very success f many years s located in The surprising and arvelous cures effected by :in Govehrnment!lfind omoestsgd rhieh renfi his herbs demonstrate their lers the performance of usiness wit] e S e R SEND IT TO YOUR FRIENDS, e 40 ent | vere task at times is not encountered fi cluding _Bright's Mr. Benson's offices, All searchers for in: NOW ON SALE AT ALL NEWS STANDS Consump- | I tion, Asthma, Paralysis, Brain, | formation are treated courteously and the data given is authentic and reliable, PRICE 25 CENTS. " A% peraons aititorad with any | UL N St L B T a hatsoeve invited call. | ren: r. Benson famous o aehington ot Ofes howts- D8 ® 8y fession. Tt is this, coupled with his wide G m.; Sundays, 30 a. m. to Pt grateful thanks for effecting & | knowledge of the detalls of his profession and his personal racteris! which | has contributed so largely to CAFE ROYAL =252