The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 24, 1901, Page 5

——— THE EMPORIUM. THE SAYN FRANCISCU CALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1991, THE EMPORIUM. i THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMFORIUM. g | CITIZENS RALLY TO STANDARD RRRRRRRR RRRE RERRR KRR RERRRRRR R RERR RERRR RRRY. RRRRRRRY RRRR RRRR RERER RRRR RRER S0 42010 RRARR ANER HRARWANR AR RRRR RERR RRRR RERRE RRRR RERR new Two-Clasp Kid Bring the children to sece 1he Wonderfu! Auslralian Bird Show— {tfraction Hall ; X CNnoo. Gloves 65¢. |sccond floor—haif-hourly—10a. m. to 5 p. m. daily— Frez. Books . By Women's Glace = / Allied Bosses Resort to Old Scheme of Promising| "ia' Gov™ a0\ ] S Goke’s Dandruff o ique or over- ) erfum alcum m oke’s Dan - : ; i Goods They Can Never Deliver to the Workers. |3 5 v , Powder-. i | Supplies. . A . s medium chades Full 6z, good quality... ... 12c and K % 2 2 t Anti-Phelan Democrats DISp'Gy Marked ACtIVlty of tan and mode, et Bl GoldenRule Bazaar. Resulr g1 4o tove— g5 @pen| A Dig special departmen D B shgliiase e CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST--AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE ~ On Wednes ay only. . cn main floor for School ey i HE Kelly-Crimmins-Gage alliance ; Republican nomination for Governor. At goves are worth —| Books and SChO)l Sup- i Ing the suppart of Po- 1&;\“‘3(0’}.;2::; Mr. Fdson was in the hands !).;.!oohp{r ,,.;_ A 3 ao ’ s ~ plies of all kinds. We al workers. It is pretty er- | O s lends. ot having th > koiown that Marim 3etly has | (Joim W, Mitchell of Los Angoies, 140\ B or gl susors $ [ Schoo uit have all of the author z2d ) patronage give out. Layer | o3 to the Democratic State Central Com- ment of coors, text books after layer promises ;\:\\e];vop:‘\ given | mittee to succeed Stephen M. White. we offer them for prim for every posit \ sight. Hundreds if ——— - p = not thousands who were promised places | DEMOCRATS NAME ‘f:' ‘:,2?:”' only (Wednes’ay) 650 ’. P #1v, gram- e Tor he b 1o e | DISTRICT DELEGATES|X L ted . Quiniity—Come Esrly. fradi e e Rind or '» bl whmse. | L Eypop an udepse ek SRe Wash Braids The style shown in illustration—double-breasted, jicket and knee pants T ad - g st oo g d One-1hi ’;Ia i —:izes for bovs 8to 15 years; all-wosl materials in new colorings FZABE " iow atirond gavors, | The tarecst and most enthusetie| & o CHIET '\’.V do . and patterns. I: is but one of the manv <tv'e= included in ou- big safs'y and as eco- fons Sa oot ‘9t ghe pulliionl | Democratis Mecting of 1o, SEESIEEL S y oaly (Wednesday ) purchase of 2000 school suits at little more than half pricc. Th--e no nically as if you supplies of the law department of the | far was held at Saratoga Hall last night | iake your choice f .y 4 ¥ s 2 Southern Pacific. The bosses would like | by the Thirty-ninth Assembly District Tt of our\ narticular suits are the same grade and finish as our $' 98 came yourself—one o the party workers v A | . e 2 'S 2 B . . Tt e B W F s SR e g i enire_stock of whife and| regylar $3 00 two-p'ec> SUitS; OUF SA'€ PIiCe cenrannnn. - et ‘“—f‘“d 5 ere are some of our given to those who get in behind Kelly | Bromley presided, and Jesse Galland was | secrelar?'. and Crimmins, but the promises are only hot air. Republican Primary League. The anti-boss campaign under the aus- ices the Republican Primary League, | Mansfield Edward Lydon, Ellis Powell; eadquarters 930 Market street, is gaining | T W vi 2 o 2 H MR G gt 3 B et et o e | Eeevion rdciacy et b Bt Siraw Hats stripes: plain Thibets end serces: sizzs for.8 1o 16 years. s e Moo ot el league rooms are crowded every mnight with earnest and energetic citizens, who ‘mined to make a winning contest local government under Repub- o ncouraging reports come f the districts. The fact is nderstood that the allied bosses and adroit tactics will ng help to independ- | ~¢ th Carl Westerfeld, Jesse A. Ry R e B | Galland and John Shinkwin were appoint- ::1 CE:;‘; "j‘tra\: School Pags, cilcloh ... xample, in the For:y-first | o g committee to draft an address tc be an T Webster' Fuh h‘\\'}"“-’?;(?:fri:;r?k‘s | fssued 1n cireular Iormh{o i;w \"otters of Wzsh S-il-r Caps F-AMGY AlLoR DRESSES- 'tudm:; zizf}ég)h Aub, ¢ ace | the Thirty-ninth Assembly District. at i fip - i The propositions were | " TR IV TR ¥t the delegates | "”'e'”."ak" To-D Onl Knaps:cks 45¢, 750, $1.00 nd the fight comes | pa;eq together with the president and | er off mirked oe-Jay Uniy. Slates, bound with heavy red fe t and linen with the good citi- bosses on the s promised to deliver the s of anti-boss citizens of the t alled to favor of clean politics. Forty-Second District. s club of the Forty-sec-| B stenea, o spesches ‘from. severa | of brims and iz, nd s brms i ccher ;—l)mespuns and Broad/clo‘lh[ : A}ll are irimmed-— nostly fancy vest ef- 7x11inches. .. 18@ = has established n local leaders. ough bra'd-s 2cts; no plain blacks; absolute!y half price lo-dav only; al:erations extra. | Jate Pexcils, per hunired...... 10e, 150 o has ctablished - asc Hate......19¢ | $1.c0 Hats.. . 75¢ e 3 : ; alierations eXtra. | gioers, per dozen . Bo.and 100 0Ly, Market strect. HAYES VALLEY DEMOCRATS | 27¢ | s1.25 Hus. . @4 $12 50 Tailor Dresszs, to-day only . . $6s25 | $30.00 Tailor Dresses, to-day only . § 15,00 | Ink Tablets, note or letter size. 3¢ + secretary. ‘The club OPPOSED TO PHELANISM ..38¢ | $1 50 Hats.. $1.13 $15.00 Tai'or Dresses, to-day only . . $7,8@ | $40.00 Tailor Dressss, to-day on'y . $20,00 | Bl2cs Ink, per botle ... .. 4e e el iy | Campaign Opened by Anti-Phelan 57¢ | $2.00 Hass :; gag $20.00 Tailor Dresses, to day oniy. $7@«00 | $45.00 Tailor Dresszs, to-day only. $22,50 5:‘.';:‘(': mfl:'" ! | H ) : < : , per dozen. ..... = et v Foross n the 'Lgnitrtt;;-?mth By Wanhiiicy e i $25.00 Tailor Dresses, to-day only. @ §2,50 | $50-00 Tailor Dresses, to-day only. $25,00 | Pens, many kinds, dezen. ... ... 30 hirty 5 Assembly District. Funcy Cra h: soc Caps now 3803 750 Bank Stock N:tz Books 8¢ e 100 f the executive committee blican Primary League Club, District, was held street: icipal gue for home rule Thirty-Ninth District. Prim; League Club No. en- | Carl Westerfeld, M. Hendy. tion to the allied bosses. | ;13 fil) vacancles. rally all the | yoagquarters to 508 Larkin street. | Club of the Thirty-seventh District were | O e wen | pronounced in expressing their opposition r The hall has | to the Phelan political party at a meeting the permanent headquar- | held last evening at Mowry's Hall, Grove gue club, and the roll will ! and Laguna streets. club favors a cleag ] o and | plained, opposed a ticket in opposition to | pendent stand of | the Phelanites and | E. T. Burke, W, Malloy; Election Precinc: | Albert Rose; Election Precinct 72—Jesse The following were named and approved as the candidates of the Saratoga Hali Democracy for delegates to the municipal convention: Election Precinct 67—Thomas 69—Charles 1. Ford, Theodore Roche, A Jacobs; Election Precinct 70—H. Blaney 71—Wililam J. Hennessy, John Kennedy. A. Galland, Willlam P. Carter, Robert Murray; Election Precinct 73—J. H. Yates, secretary of the club, be appointed a cam- paign committee on behalf of the club, with power to make removals of delegates the club's It was decided to_ change The president, secretary and Treasurer Carl Westerfeld were appointed a cam- paign finance committee, and then the The members of the Valley Democratic ticket. T. W. Burke, for reasons not ex- | called down the wrath of the other speakers. H Supervisor C. W. Reed, who was pres- ent, made an earnest speech fo# action by the old time Democrats and urged the | needs of municipal ownership of public one-third off the regula pr ces. One-Quarter Gff. entire ‘ine 0~ Men sty $1.50 Hats $1.co Hats BRRR RRRRRRR RERE RRRR RERRR RERR RRRRRRRE RRRY, RERR RERRR RRRR RRERRRER KRR KRR RERRR RRRE RRRERRRE KRR RERR KRR AR RS R 75¢ | $1.35 Hats. Dictionary $5.25., 500 Webs'er's Unabridged—T! Dictionary, whi e supply Jas for. colored Wash Bra'ds at Ustil closing t' me Satudiy we offer the balancs of our 139 $1.25 Hats... @4 | $2.00 Ha: .$1.5, Boys’ Straw Sailors—In al colors, width Cips now 5785 $1.0> Caps now 750, L cictionary that his for many years been th- utherity on the genuine Webster's Unabridg:d $10.00 25 r Boys’ $4.00 Schosl Suifs $2.48—fine all-wool cheviots and casciTeres; sz« tor 8 to 16 years: newest stripes and checks. Boys’ $5.00 School Suifs $2.48—:ill-wool paids and Boys’ $5.00 Three-Piece School Suits $3.48 — s:z:s tor 1010 15 vears; trimmed and made up in best man-fashion. ’s s original prices to-day onlv. HALF PRICE SALE All of our fine Colored and B ick Fancy Trimma=d Tailor Dresses, at half j They consist of the newest styles of this sea- son’s Etens—Ilight, medium and dark gray—:an, brown, medium and navy bluz, rased1 and saze green and black. In Brilliantines, Chaviots, ‘Cushion Tops 23c. 0 special sale to-day, 305 only, co'ored litho- graphei Cushion Tops, 22x22 inches, in four n'ce designs, for Wednesday only, each " 23c product, re;u'arly $1.75 dozen, to-day. . $1.50 50c Hosiery 23¢c. 100 dozen pairs of La i o offered for Wedn-s- day only, 23c 20c Linings fic. We place on special sale for Wednesday only 700 yards 34-inch Black Pirsian Taff-ta Skirt Lining, with co'orel strips effects, for signatures be- | President W. J. Egan called the meet- i 4 rngRef e Do R U (GEAIE T of & and 10 o'clock. It |ing to order and desired to hear from the English language; complete with an ex- Cotton Hose, ex- 2 i to-dayonly, 6 Bars........ 25¢ ave a general meeting | those present whether it was desirable to tra supy'ement of more than 5000 words, a tracted figures and | WOUth, if bought in the regular way, Postum Cereal Health Coffec—Large size 25 Tuesday evening, July 30, | place a ticket in the field for the forth- new pronourcing Gazettser of the World, Vatical stoes ron | A0y Yl fs s MR | R Con i Catiin- L5y Vot oy 008 speakers will address the mem- | coming primary election, as opposed to with mmer of 35,00 paces, 3 newbie| Liguors To-Day. et packages, today ... .iuiiinn 190 a v >d_entertainment will be | the machine Democratic ticket to be put hical dicti R g it ack, blue and tan Pink Bean:—Best quality, regularly 7 ing' resolution was | forward by the Pheianites, S grahicel dicdonsy contaning sty 10,00 | Hock White Wine—Good abc qul- gy = gowds, : i | DEe Pictures 12 s 25¢, to-day 10 IBS 25¢ Enthusiastic speeches were made by names of noted persons of ancient ani moi- | ity, special Wednesday only, gallon i S c 5< s . - | £ kv i ! ) > em our o lcan” Matches—R=gu ination of Kelly ana | Messrs. H. I Mulcreavy, John McCann, o o il i o 2 E 4 . Valca b 3 machine politicians | 3. J. McCarthy, Fred Mack and George e e St ety and | Harper’s Whiskey—Rye or bour regular 5OC-per-pait | A really fine collection of Carbonet Pictures, in Kace for............ 4c rference in municipal | Lacombe, all favoring independent action 3 5 ) bound in full law | b, regularly $r.00 bottle, to- hose, none worth e 5 | els Wheat o Graham Ploor—The 396 the best interests of | by the club and the nominating of a shezp, with patent thum in Inafuctii] . eayii.. . caceanbam el 75¢ less than 35c, are an asoitment which includes many of the V"0 .]5:1':5 m-dzyonlym 8 L , ar o Ib sacks, : latest popular and religious subj:cts, mounted on brown mat 10x14 inches, regu'ar- ly 252 each, special Wedne;day on'y 2¢ Penci IBoxzs, no fittings @ Pencil Boxzs, with lock Crayons, perbox .. ..... 300-page Pencil Tablets. . 500-page Pencil Tablets . Rulers, many scyles. . School Bags, heavy croc! sx7 inches . 6xg inches. §x7 inches ., Spelling Blanks (bank :tock) 5@ ani 100 Grorceries To-day. Babbitt’s Best Soap—At the special price Ric:—Best Carolina head, 4 Te@a—Choicest Ooleng, cut prices on School Supplies: p'ete outfit lacings: Sing'e Slates, 8o 7xixinches. 70 8x12 inches Double Slatzs. D¢ 6x9 inctes... . J43 -0 11e limit of $1.00 worth to a customer, English Breakfast or Uncolor=d Japan, Ib. 40c maummmamumwmmarmammmmmamumammamummmmmmmmmaaw Aammaas el e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e L L L L L L L LS York, on the 3lst day of December, A. D. 1900, and for the year ending on that.day, a for morning. p for afternoon. ®3:00 a. m. traln is the California Lim- ganized in the Thirty-ninth | s osgrav s ; |-utilities. The speaker paid his respects ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. 5 ‘m:,_(‘,r(;xai;?‘;h;!‘;; sident; | %‘25;;;,: nish pricsts of parity ana the bro- | Gu M H I N E FUH A RAILWAY TRAVEL. RAILWAY TRAVEL. er. general meet- | e pola Triday en | the last Sloction, oty votea_that @ SEATREEYETYT | S ATEMENT : SOUTHERN PACIFIC kit o 7 " | el e it e e B S —or raB— —or man— Santa Fe Trains oo o g s andidate for > { confer with the officers of the club in A NCING iskizou, president o | siecting the delegates,’ Fresident Hxnn CONDITION AND AFFAIRS |CONDITION AND AFFAIRS Rl R A ema— 03 Ci is: . | ointed as_a committee e followin = . v.:lg?:;:asloi?:rr\: T 1. T aiaCarthy. Thomme W. —OF THE— —OF THE— | LEAvE Frow JULY 14, 101. — AmmivE t. Mr. Edson has urke, Edward Franks, H. I. Mulcreavy —_— ° Lv. San Fr: a 00 p | 7:004 Benicis, Suisuu, Elmirs sad No ern California, who | and Frank Skelly. The meeting adjourned . e s RT3 3 —_— - 5 e him in the race for the | subject to the call of the president. Steel Men Take Steps to ra“ Or arl"e I'a“ ur me"ca" Merced e Tig0s i’-‘.".?(.‘.“:;.'.‘.".tf.‘.,.“"v""’.u.,. g b4 g * o * X 5 d San! 'B : > i » Carry Strike Into Viatia-: i 8:004 Darl, Wonda > INSURANCE COMPANY Bakerst'ld | 730a Mazysvillo, Oroville. . * Kans. Cy|. a|730a 8:004 Atlantic kx STDBKH ULH[HS EI-KS SE[EET . t‘he Courts. Acclde“t OF NEW YORK, IN THE STATE OF NEW Chicago . p | 9:00 p :":: 1}61[1’:' Ii:thm Mmfl MAKE CHARGES NEW DFFIGER Mayor of Wellsville Arouses ‘Wrathby Forbidding Strik- And Plate (lass as made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of California, pursuant to the provisions of sections 610 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the Com- missioner. fted, leaving Monday and Thursday only, carrying Palace Sleeping Cars and Dining Cars through to Chicago. Chair Car runs to Bakersfleld for accommodation of lo- cal first-class passengers. No second-class Pc e. . 8:39. Shasta ExpressDan Bartlett Sy Bluff, Port o ""‘5.1" Jose, Livermore, ento, ville, Chico, Jed 5'-7.‘.?"'“" Chinese (Yosemite), So- % CAPITAL. tickets honored on this train. Correspond- ers to Hold Up Workers. S CRCOREANTY Amonnt of Capital Stock, pald up Ing tratn arrives at 5:55 b m. Tuesday and F FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN, GER- | in Cash opmomoo || Friday. C T many, on the Sist day of December, A. D. - AR I I Iy Sacktan o) Fremo Lo m Company Owning Mil-|Grand Lodge of Order| riTTsBURG. Juiy m—The combine | 53 mdss to the nsarince Commisioner of ths | Cogh Market Yelue of all Stocke and (o p sy || 885 1 1y e overtana mxpress, with Foaar, latheon Stestlen. forces have decided to carry the strike | State of California, pursuant to the provisione g 49,371 23 through Palace and T . 04 Vallcjo, Martinez and Way Stations 7:352 5 g : : B 0 and 611 of the Political Code, | Cash in Banks 5 o SN0 Doaciet Slwspars; N 3 The Overland Limited—Og: into the courts. It is learned to-day that | °f sections 6l . | Tutorest due and accrued on ali Free Reclining ' Chair Cars to Chicage: 0oL ud Liri doo, Den- lions in Hands of Re- Beglns Session in former Judge Mills of Wellsville, yomo' condensed as per blank furnished by the'Com- | Tai e, and Loans ............ . 492833 || also Palace Sieeper. which cuts out et E ceivers Mflwaukee has been retained by Percifer M. Smith, CAPITAL. Pl;?:;lums in due Course of Collec- Mann fi!s:?4m90nf;?ondlng train arrives at » & district manager of the American Sheet| Amount of Capital Stock, paid up — 7:20 a. m. Is Bakersfleld Local. stopping W oatiand, ien — Steel Company, to prepare papers for pre-| in Cash $312,500 00 . $488,651 22 ;:_;& d‘fi]‘:? nl‘r;l §:;-w~';-:‘ul!r§wv:llg: dlc‘«;r- Marysville, Orovil ASSETS. = : 40 8. 5. fan "y 2 A 1 - sentation within a few days to a Federal E i3 Offices—641 Market street and in Fe: FORT WORTH, Tex., July 28.—The ch L:glE‘Z?E'filigene{};gmzing’;’mgm?d court asking for a restralning order to | Real Estate owned by Company..... $237.% 13 Depot, San Franclsco; 1112 Broadway, Oak. stol Freehold Land and Investment Com- £ € | ctop strikers from accosting or molesting | Loans on Bonds and Mortgages. 835,359 00 $15,170 74 | 1 land. k as the “Capitol Syn- | Order of Elks completed the first day's Cash Market Val Stocks and nown o P! b |in any way non-union m he high- C 51,155 78 | Tosses resiste 36,300 00 4:307 Port Cosca. Tracy, Stockton 10:234 ‘e Company,” whose property is esti- | session late to-night, having elected offi- [ &1V Wa¥ L e Hon(s owned By Contpany. 631155 78 | es premiums on Rieks running 3:002 The Owl Limited— Fresuo, Tulate, e ot between 85| cors a8 follows: Grand exalted ruler,|¥2Je The move promises a crisis in the | Cesh 1n Companys Office il 19| One year or less, $—; reinsur- Bakerstioid. Saugns for Saute Bar- 0068 and 310,000,000, has passed into the | Charles E. Pickett, Waterloo, Iowa; grand | Strike, thus far one of watchfulness and | 5’ from- Agent . ance $0 per centii.o oo TIOGT 68 CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. e b of receivers. The petition was filed | esteemed leading knight, A. G. Field, Co- w;-lr:‘eni'ppucuufln for an injunction may Bxlfi':"xr:;ffmfi"emfi':“?mi G;fl:iep:ffl. one year, rein- LESSBE half of Margaret Aun Baboook and | tumbus, _Onlo: | and sstoemed doval [pe made in ‘the’ United: States* District || for ¥ire sud Marine nisk Firance pro rata. 1969 05 | SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIG Maurice B. Brown of Chicago, who are | knight, Willam B. Brock, Lexington, Ky.; | Court, and at first will only to Total Liabilities $179,077 50 RAILWAY COMPANY. apply Wellsville, but it is believe Jne Total Assets . reported to be minority stockholders. | grand esteemed lecturing knight, Judge A. plan is| Total Assets ...... Judge Wallace to-day appointed J. V.| H. Pickens, Denver; grand secretary, |to pursue similar tactics at McKeesport LIABILITIES. INCOME. Tiburon Fe "F_“' of ".'k..'a Goode of this city and W. H. Fuqua of | George A. Reynolds, Saginaw, Mich.; |and other places where necessary. o i Net cash actually recelved for pre- G o P o €5 Sl Hlant Amarillo receivers. and treasurer, F. C. Orris, Meadville, | A rumor is in circulation that a carload | Losses ;m“{::;s'& Pttt miums ....... $228,799 95 | WEEK DAYS—7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a. m.; 12:35, 1t lleged ong other things | £2-;, grand trustee (three years), Henry | of men will run into Wellsville to-morrow lfl"eé' E ‘“‘e < 51, Received for interest and dividends 3:30, 5:10, 6:30 p. m. Thursdays—Extra trip The peitiion ATSERS SmonE DES | 3o Mears, Baltimore; grand tyler, Joseph | to supplement the force now at work. | 0 SUSPEDSe -i.ecoiroioon seeveeo b 8251708 88 | “on “Bonds, Stocks, Loans and from at 11:30 p. m. Saturdays—Extra trips at 1460 that J. V. Farwell, C. B. Farwell and Ab- | g nning, Anderson, Ind. This latter story has not been verified up | Losses resisted, including ex- all other sources . 99000 and '11:30 p.m. ner Taylor of Chicago own a controlling |~ Aside from the election of officers the | to midnight. Outside of these incidents| gRoss premi i Sy Received from all other source: I 15,867 36 | SUNDAYS—8:00, 9:20, 11:00 s m.; 1:30, 3:38, interest in the company and t they | business of the first executive session con- | the actual strike status is unchanged. Toland Navigation Risks, $— 1 Inoome 6:00, 6:20 p. m. {llegally leased to themselves the land and | sisted of the presentation, reading of the| According to strike leaders the officials | reinsurance 100 per cent. E 62,872 25 Total . ‘San Ratacl to San Franclsco. cattie of the corporation, and that they |reports and the transaction of other rou- | of the Wellsville district are apparently | Gross premiums on Marine Time i EXPENDITURES. WEEK DAYS—6:10, 7:50, 9:20, 11:10 a. m.; 13:45, turned (hg ranc}? ax}d c?lmedo"erbto them- | tine }zusines:. The spec}a,l orldlfl;:thb“n- seeking u‘) br%(ng t(})‘n a;ld opten hconé'l}l)ctmln Rxs:(s. $——; reinsurance 50 per Net amount paid for Losses (includ- ::g, g §yx; = Saturdays—Extra trips at 1:5 .. = selves under what is alleged to be & per- | ness for t0-mOITOW mOrning w the se- er to invoke the aid of the Sheriff’s| cent .. . . m. manent lease. e D o o The mext place Of meeting. Sait | qoputles, and It possible the militia. Barn: | Liabitty under other Branches. sor.7602 60 | ATE S losses of previous years) $0.0759 | gUNDAYS—$:0. 9:40, 10 a m: L0 340, LINE (Narrow Gauge). The further allegation is made that they | Lake has loomed up as a candidate | est and renewed warnings have been sent | Pension fund ... S esosie | Bld or FoOw® S T eas45 76 | 5% 8:26 p.m. (Foob of Market Street.) are selling the best portion of the ranch, | against Baltimore and Saratoga Springs, | to the strikers to remain cool and keep | All other Liabilitie + 806,196 01 | payq’ for. Salaries, Fees and other Leave T Effect Arrive {77454 Santa Oruz Excursion fo Santa Omz which is well watered, to the detriment of | but it is said to-night that an Eastern | within the law. Liabllitles ———-= | charges for officers, clerks, ete..... 5420 00 | San Franclsco. |April 23, 1%1.| S8an Francisco. Principal Way Stations....... 18:059 The ranch property as a whole. In ddi- | city will lkely get. the honor, and St.| ' There was much indignation among the | ~ Total Lis! cenen$LTLME 76 | pyiq for State, National and Local e Sun | wean~ | 3134 Newatk Cenier Joso, F tion to 5,000,000 acres of patented land. the | Louls and the South are quietly paving | strikers to-day over a report that Mayor INCOME, = taxes .... 4452 40| DK | v | Destination. | days. | Da - —— compeny owns about 140,000 head of Here- | the way to bring the 1903 convention to the | A. P. Dennis had called two strikers, Pat- iy reewen for AIl other payments an: 54,519 66 | DAY - | days. L e ford, Aberdeen, Angus, Shorthorn and | Missourl clty during the Exposition. Tick O'Connor and Dantel Rumbaugh, be- [ et cash actual ".PTT4L45LT6136 | motal Expenditures ST T4 | 33 pim| 930 am| _Petatuma. | 608 pralud: Aimiaden, Felton:” Honider Geasty other cattle. The feature of the social side of the big | fore him and had forbidden them to talk | geceived for interest and dividends o . 201 v e Santa Cruz and’ Princlpal Way E=————————————————————=/ gathering was the first big outdoor event, | to men on the way to the mill in the ef- | “on Bonds, Stocks, Loans, and from F. G. VOSS, Vice Presiden| ik 4:15% Newark, San Joss, Los Gatos. e magnificent parade of military an keep them from going to work. | all other sources ... 13,636 - > - on. 3 K ADVERTISEMENTS. civic organizations which passed through | Vice Brecident Chappelle of the Amalga: | Recetved for transter fe 1450 | subscribea ania’smorn 16 betors me. tnia 20tn | 70 am Windsor. 35 am | 841157 Glenwood. Boulder Cresk Santa: the principal streets this afternoon. The |mated Assoclation immediately sought “————— | aay of January, 1801. i Loy ooy 250 oo, i | OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY. pag;anttwaa lwitn%efied by sy t(;m‘l;- the Mayor and ns\;ed hh: wl}n; he ;netmt Total Income .. weneen$1,495,632 22 R LEDWIN. i CORET, Geyservile (Bl kg sands of people. s was followe o abridge the right of free Commissioner for California in New York. v " [ 1 ¥ 5 X the Sedication of sn,Hiks’ fountatn nydis. Eg,e'cry{‘nxfaa‘yor Bins s dantad thet hs Had o, = s penl paml Gloveciaie, | A8 9m) & o . 'fi“ b~ peau Park. Trains and steamers brought | forbidden the sirikers to talk, and said: | Net amount pald for Tosses s | VOSS, CONRAD & CO 7:30 am| 5:00 pm| _Hopland |10:40 am|10: 7 - | the last of the thousands of visiting Elks | “What I did say to the men was that D|vldend-m‘tgwfét’;‘é:“’a‘;ml"o 81,250 00 G’ M 2 bt 3:30 pm| $:00 am| and Uktah. | 7:35 pm| A:00 e Your grocer likes to money- | to-night. 1t is estimated that 5,00 | members of the association must not take | PRt 5 5o 355,574 07 ongn onadens 730 am) 1000 amlio:s COAST LINE (liroad Guuge). stragers are in the city. hold of any man's.coat and hold him | poia’tor Salaries, Fees and other 2 204, 2“ m SANSQME S]‘REE]‘ Guerneville.| 7:35 nml (Third and Townsend Sts.) 5 f rell e while talking to him. T told them it was | " charges for officers, clerks, etc.... 84,900 02 'y s’ ¥ 4 PR y $:30 pm| 6:20 pm i back anything- safe as well as| gongressmen Back From Alaska. gztfltex; ht:ngot;o &s lx{l;:rs.ho;:%ew 3ndotna.lkt fi: Paid for State, Natlonal and Local U i P55 A A PR 1 7:30 am| Sonoma | 9:15 am| $:40 am | 17:004 San Jose mul & SEATTLE, July 23.—The Congressional | miraets Al other payments and expenditures 47,968 39 remhuen. | 608 pral 6:20 pm | FIi80A Bunday Es your merchant. party, including the Rivers and Harbors| The Mayor sald nilthir ghnafir Brook- Wotal Brnondibuig b~ RAILWAY TRAVEL. 1040 am[1025 b y one else 307, B :25 am Commission, arrived on the Victorian to- | man nor any of ad put him up to Pl Ratbatopd ‘1:5 e Fels-Naptha Soap. day from the Alaskan trip. The morning and early afternoon were spent in final advising the men not to talk, though Brookman had telephoned him that Rum- baugh had interfered with a man who CARL HOFF, Vice P s A DUMCKE, Seoretarss Jent d and sworn NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD. Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Springs and White Suiphur Spring visits about the city, in receiving cour- Subscrike to before me, this 13th 8 5 tesies from the members of the City | Was on his way to work. day of April, 1501 e Via Sausalito Ferry. for Altruria; at Lytton for Lytton Springs: at Fels & Co., makers, Philadelphia. | Council and County Commissioners and in | The Amalgamated men say that the RICHARD GUENTHER, Consul General. Commencing April 25, 1901, Geymaeritie for\Shases: Sieiiwny A< of.los:lr:;l; visiting the United States assay office. At | Mayor has no authority to forbld free i FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY | gorings, Highland Springs, Kelseyville, Caris- D he members of the Rivers and | speech, and if he orders men not to_talk AND SAN RAFAEL. Fog b o L b WS T e T Tree et on . spaciar teng | to non-unionists on the street the order is| VOSS, CONRAD & CO., 5:30, 90, 1:6 & m., | o4 Spfings. Sods By, Fokepn i over the Northern Pacific on the final | not to be obeyed. General Man, FoteD M. San | EPrings, Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell . Witter ta Cruz, e e o, Mo agere | niadh TR S| B T e T | e S s S 05T way o ane al ! olu 9y 3 4 ose an ! e I 3 | ¥y of Bpokans and the Columble River, | - Brisaia's Demands on the Porte, 204, 206 and 203 SANSOME STREET, d Sanhearin * Helghts, 'Hullville, Or's Tiot | {8:00% San Jose Los Gatos and Prinipal ESTE: LONDON, July 24—*“Russia demands of San Franecisco, Cal. 30, ‘%30, *3:45, 5:00, , 7:20 | Springs, Mendocing , Fort est- ‘Way Stations. ... .. 19:004 the Porte two coaling stations on the Per- > 4 5Te. 8ol Bot run b0 Ban Fatuel B S e e .".i'.""'-’h"‘"""""‘ oy Stations §:36s Newspapermen on a Journey. sian Gulf,” says the correspondent of the A L U O N e R D e g 2 marked () run to San Quentin. i20r San Jose and Way Stations VAT fiuLs relisble. '8 ENG DENVER, July 23.—A special train of Pullmans and buffet cars, containing a Daily Mail at Constantinople, wiring Sun- day, “and she is using the strongest pres- VIM, VIGOR, VITALITY forMEN MORMON BISHOP'S PILLS Tral; PRE).K SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. WEEK DAYS — %! 27, 7:47, 8:35, 10:] Saturday to Monday round trip tickets at re- duced rates. On Sunday round trip tickets to all polnts @al1:450 San Jose aud Way Stations. P for Afternoon. in d motailic boxes. sesled | large party of newspaper me: sure to induce the Sultan to yield. One have been in use over fitty |a. m., *12:25 :35, 4 m. San Raf: A for Morut ick biae cibbon Fakemo othor, B e o bt L s | or meve stations have besn demanded in years by tho leaders or the | EXTRA TRIPS on Mondave Wednesdays | Piiec" Gence "sho" Masket "street, Chronicle $8imday excevind. S o e atsend 4% | Union Pacific road on a tour of inspection, | Asia Minor. Up to the present time the Geeiuct Clnasclland thetr) f65-+ | s Satburdun R e ‘Buflaing. @Susarday only. # Monday. ¥ “Teats The members of the party are guests of | Porte has not vielded, but it is doubtful Worst cases 1n 0id and young | my 100, 2435, ¥ Paie Tl Saturday an] Sunday: / Tussdays snd Fridays. 200 “Reltef for Ladion @ lzer by po- | the road, and they will stop at points | Whether the Ottoman Government will be arising from effects of selt: | p. m. o Aot L E’m&‘l‘m"' o xh-“’“m' e e Dramiat 0a) | Blong the iine, includin, Cheyenne, Raw-) able to hold out. These demands are re- abuse, dissipation, excesses or | _Trains marked (4) start from San Quentin. i - E PHILA. P lins, Salt Lake and Of en. eneral Pas- | garded as serious by the British.” clgarette-smokin, Cure Lost | FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO senger Agent Lomax {s acting as host in ———— Manhood. Lost | WEEK DAYS-—S5: R E 55, 10: the Tea and Herb Sanita- operation whatever, behalf of the rallroad compan; Lake Tahoe from San Francisco, Oakland, ‘World’s Bicycle Record Broken. ing the distance in 3:121-5, over a second faster than the record. ket street. m.; 7:30 t0 9:30 p. m. - p, TImpotency, Power, Night Losses, Insome Impart Vi, cy to every function. n’t get despondent: a cure is at co.. 38 145, 6: 155, 3 a._m., 12:35, 1:45, 2:45, 3:50, 5:10, 5:20 p. m. EXTRA TR on va, stations Dr. Gibbon’s — n’s Dispensary, pen _'| nta, Pains in Back, Evil Desires. Lame Back, Wednesdays !DH. NG TOY KEE, T a BOSTON, July 23.—At Charles River | Nervous D(exéuny. Headache, \}:"xflm"l' to ]é:r- ‘ns'l s-s:r;.y- 'lst' ":g 'fidns F g o b W:‘:flf;fififi 10 STOCKTON §T., Lake Tahoe and Return, Park to-night William Stinson broke the | I; Loss of Seme ricocele or Con- | SUNDAYS-6 00, 10:08, 11:10 &. m., 13: 554 Feon Francisco b 3 N Twi 120, 2:30, 8:46, 5:00, 6:15, 7:15, 10: Diseases, Lost Manhood. Debility or sraoen, Francisco, Caf | ery Jow season round trip tickets to | world's bicycle record for two miles, mak. | of Eyiids. BRetts e arey Ao mmagny | 120 230 30 EH TRANe, D ixrass wearingon body and m nd And r_and CENTS poten, 6:55 2. m. week days—Cazadero and way sta- in Disenses. Doctor cures when Skci e others fail. Try him. Cbarges low. rium in this city. All man- | Alameda, Berkeley, San Jose, Stockton, > P - v ¥ v —_— hand. ~Restore small, undeveioped organs. | 3:15 p. m. Saturdays—Cazadero and way sta- res guaranteed. Callorwrita B O el g oy | Bacramento, . Marysville, -Napa, - Santa Voters. RCLanblBRT o Stimilate the brain and nerve centers; 5o & | tions. - Dr. 3. F. GIBBON. San Francisco, Cal. manner of Jocal diseases are | R0Sa8, Woodland, Friday to Tuesday, » box; 6 for $2 50 by mail. A written guarantee | 5:15 p. m. week days (Saturdays excepted)— skillfully treated without | round trip from San Francisco only $10.80. Registration for primary closes August ‘e _or milgy “’“5‘}5“,‘ ggh 6 boxes. Cir- | Tomales and way stations. performing any kind of | Literature nearest agent or at 6i3 Mar- |3, 1901 Office open from $:30 a. m. to 5p. ., - hm-nm Ltk REMEDY CO_. | 8 a. m. Sunds zader> wnd way stations. Weekly Call $1.00 ver Yeae