The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 7, 1903, Page 14

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1908. ADVEBTISEMENTS | - At s r oot | THE OLD RELI!ABLE | i |- i ’Absolutely Pure 1 THERE IS'NO.SUBSTITUTE BURGLARS CLEAN ATTORNEYS ARGUE DUT BARBER SHOP CEMETERY CAGE Establishment of Ernest Submit Odd Fellows Bement Looted by and Masonic Suit for | Thieves. a Decision. | who conducts a bsarber The case of the Odd Fellows’ \"rmeler,\': to the oclation d the Masonic Cemetery ace of and county of San Fran- | ainst the ¢ : ight b sco to rain the municipality from ' 1 ordinance passed by the Su. . which prohibits all interments E August 1, 1901, was morning before the g in bank. R n k wdery appe: . ¢ his ? | ay M. Sim ss burglars having | Mcl e resy Ha GRANTS MRS. S. E. ELLERT A FAMILY ALLOWANCE Judge Troutt Overrules Daughter’'s Objections and Awards Widow . Tb a Month. cEnerney d replying for the re s sputed the contentions e app@lants and sa tment ed A\!:u~! ter the . AN dead ho ty and county o in a cemetery existing or in one then or the a we have tablhed by the Board of Superv g most rapid | of . It will be therefore seen y »wn in the insur- | th volved, although pro- als of dead bodies in San Fr: * started as the extended the par- ance in this Legislature made ts of $2,232 &0 't be disputed that burials amour ting to $44: e . portions of municipalities. and ons which jusufy the prohibition portion of the municipal o t the entire municip: then the may be extended to the entire 1813, the Legislature the rk authorized the Mayor and York to . or_which United s Tespecting The Pruden- | nay be obtained from the swark, N. J. e Sues Author for Accounting. to recover $5374, for an account- issolution of partnership its corporate lmits. ity With the e to the county line and with ing dlstrjcts, we orities were justified in mak- prohibiting burials within the corporate limits of San Francisco Is not | justified by existing conditions, it never will | There is nothing in the point | | o. E . e ot Mobagpss an Francisco may prohibit all burials 3 elaner. According to | Lithin its timite =5 may; San Matso and. ai omplaint he entered into a | the other counties in the State, thereby pre- with De Clifford to publish | venting burial at all. Furthermore, it is pro- called “Egypt, the Cradle of An- | vided in article 1, section 21 of the constitu- e and expended consider- | 1108 that o ci or class of citizens, shall | e be granted privileges or . immunities which, | its production with t re- Clifford, who the plaintiff ai- him while doing | upon the same terms, shall not be granted to | all citizens. We understand that this section secures to all citizens of the State of Cali- fornia the same paivileges and immunities Under that provision of the constitution it is clear a citizen and resident of San Fran- | cisco_has as n | any returns from » book and who, was supported by ! ——————— ch right to inter his dead in | An Extension Which ng]pg All n Mateo as has any citizen and resident of | Round. The Sass was bmitted to the | The period v N o % e cas s then submitted to the| The period during which colonist rates |court for a decision, which when ren- | rnia has been extended cific to June 15. This tgrowers of Cali- dered will also cover the Laurel Hill Cem- ctery suit, where the interests involved | identical, but in which arg 't yet been made. | Pz he fr e work for those Salvage Awarded to Dolbeer. dge de Haven of the United States t Court yesterday handed down an | COMMISSIONER MAKES IMKIGRATION B,EOR'I‘l . Cereis the Auetian teaer-sin | Statistics of Foreigners Arriving at | out of the services This Port During the Month of January. | Hart North. Commissioner of Immigra tion for this port, migration report for the month of Janu- ary, The follows: or the whole month there have been | immigrants, of which 45 were in tran- | Of this number, 425 were males and | femals he following nations were | chief points in the report are presented: England 145, ) 195, Ger- . . ndinavian countries 2, Italy Change in Business. Philippine Islands 6, Ireland ywier Brothers have sold out their city green fruit to the American | » immigrants the total wealth v mpany. of which J. T. Nash to $29321. The following pro- e president.” This does not affect *he | I «nd employments *were slergvmen 3 dried fruit § sts of the Porter Broth- <, engk oiT e Eastern business s D. teachers 2, biack H. Port gardeners 7, S e AR A printers Piso's Cure for Consumption has cured Coughs laborers | for forty years. It is still on the market. 5, merchants 62, servants 7. [Grand Opera-House Loses $200, and Playhouse’s pears that the® thieves must have been frightened ay before they had a chance to s = any more pltnder. ! The robbery was discovered about | ® feferieeierint :-%%«:"!—!'Z.-"-...‘ issued yesterday an im- | 'DARING BURGLAR RAIDS BOX OFFICE OF THEATER Propertyman Is Arrested on Suspicion. N <.t. JLLIATT? % o KIcHARDSON o | one of the | PROPERTYMAN SUSPECTED OF | BEING IMPLICAT IN GRAND OPERA-HOUSE ROBBERY. o'clock yesterday morning by bartender® employed at the opera-house. to He immediately Sigmund L. Ac gers of the playhou the police. and after inve; Richardson under arrest Ackerman sald last 1 nothing of the robbery | He ported the matter pan, one of the ma Ackerman notifled ght that he knew except what had 1 to him by jer. stated that Richar HE box office of Thu the Grand Opera- thieves on vesterday was in the t the performance ter T was day night after He claims to | ience of liquor ployed at the opera-he yme time | and had alw been considered thor- . 4| oughly honest ana trustworthy | Richardson denies 1 vely that he | | was entered by night or e na e n $200 |8 at He he | % : theft until arrested as taken from or the cash | S 5 A e §tStho fusisnos: GhALE s e burglar or burglars made no |, . Ricl n was in jail once open the safe in the of- | before, about nine years ago, and was h d several thousand |sentenced to three months in the House William Richardson, the prop- | of Correction for entering while intoxi- at the plavhouse, was arrested | cated the residence of L. R, Stockwell, the afternoon and locked up pend- | actor, now playing at the Grand. Hc vestigation | thinks it was on account of this escapade »bbers galned admittance to the | hat he was accused yesterday. box office through the door. They cut a | Richardson sent in his resignation as hole through the tion of th glass of the upper por- and experienced no diffi- | property man of the Grand a few days Ao ago to accept a similar position with Mec- | provisions | resoluygion, which 1 conslder dangerous in FANGHSE TLLE ) KNDTIY POIT City Attorney to Decide if It Shall Receive Interest. Board Resumes Investigation of Spring Valley Water Company. ‘ The Board of Supervisors resumed its ' ipvestigation last night into the opera- tions of the Spring Valley Water Com- pany for the purpose of fixing water rates for the next fiscal year. Before the board went into committee of the whole | Braunhart introduced a resolution which was referred to the €ity Attorney to de- | termine whether its adoption would in any manner hazard the validity of a water rates ordinance based uvon the thereof and passed In con- | formity thereto. | The resolution follows: | That as a basts for fixing wu!; | declared to be the sense o tion to be al- Resolved, rates it is hereby this board that the compen: | lowed to the Spring Valley Water Works shall be b per centum upon the property actually in use for purpose of supplying water to the city antl county or the inhabit thereof, and in. determining a valuation upon such praperty the franchise cr other property not now actually employed in collecting or distrib- | the water now being supplied shall not ; be cansidered fn fixing and determining such valuation, 1 Another resolution, presented by D'An- cona, was also referred to the City At- torney and provides that “it is hereby declared to be the intention of this board | tablish water rates for the fiscal ' 1903-04 based solely upon the actual | value of the material plants used to sup- ply the city and county with water.” { Both resolutions were immediately signed by Mayor Schmitz. INTEREST ON FRANCHISE. | Braunhart stated that an impression had gone forth that because City En- gineer Grunsky had included an item of 2,500,000 for franchise in his estimate of | the valuation of the company’s properties the board intended to allow interest on that amount in addition to the value of the property actually in use. | Grunsky explained that he had placed value on the franchise because the had requested him to do so. He argued that the franchise had a value, but he did not intend that the amount should be included in the value on which rates should be based, as there was no denfiite bas!s upon which to fix a fran- chise value. | Braunhart cited court decisions showing | that compensation should be allowed only to e a board on property actually used to supply water. Brandenstein objected to the pas- | sage of the resolution. “We declare specifically in this reso- lution that the value of the franchise should not enter into the valuation upon which r:nos shall be based,” said Brand-'! enstein, “‘and there is no necessity for the furnish the company with ammunition wherewith to attack the rates in the courts. Where is the use of announcing at the beginning of our de- liberations that we intend to eliminate the item of franchise or any other item of valuation? We must give the com- pany a fair interest on its Investment and there is @ doubt in my mind whether the franch is ot an intrinsic part of such investment. We might reduce the interest to be allowed the company, but it is dangerous to single out any item for elimination.” | URGES FULL HEARING. Comte said he did not think that the| tranchise was part of the property upon which interest should be allowed, but supported the legal objection made by Brandenstein. Comte said the board was in the midst of a trial and it had no right to give any decision until the com- pany had been given a full hearing. The company filed with the board state- that It will Then they | Kee Rankin's company. He had been in broke oper one of the cash boxes and car- | the employ of the managers of the Grand ried away the contents. Upnr,\ house as property man for the It is the custom of the people in the box | t ten months. Prior to that he had office 10 put the day's receipts of the | heid the same position off and on for ale of tickets into the and lock | Sseven or eight years. } them up. However, they keep the money received from advance sales in separate iron boxes and when the geats are all sold s put into the safe. ire placed behind an iron | and when the attendants leave for the night this gate is always locked. The robbers wrenched off one of the bars in money boxe 1 the cash box. No attempt | ifle any of the other cash | es behind the bars. All of them con- tafned small sums of money and it ap- CARMEN AND COMPANY COME TO NO AGREEMENT President Cornelius Holds Conference With Manager Chapman, but Check System Is Unsettled LOVELY The same strained conditions continue | examyple, 5 1§ in llltm\ AECKW AR and RIBBON between the officials of the United Rail- roads and the members of the street car union. President Cornclins of the union and General Manager Chapman hecld a | P | long conference yesterday morning, but RIBBON KOSES no settlement was reached in reference to || o deriiv meade they look like real ones the check system Selling special to-day 5 secand short list was posted yester- | day in the different carhouses, and | 25¢ a Single Rose. showed about the same average of mis- | s as on the day previous. President Cornelius said that none of the conductors | | had et ot tieir positions for refusing to | pay shortag ————— ‘ Someihmg New in Drape Veils. Walhalla’s Entertainment. ver before have we had such a spien- mu display of novelties. Walhalla_Rebekah Lodge of’ the I. F. will give an entertainment $l 4 For smart t to its members and friends T nl_‘fi:o\:fl VBILS, evening in its hall ’ building. 75¢ CHIFFON DRAPE fancy borders; all colors. FANCY RIBBON 61c A YARD. 3 inches wide. O. | and this | in the Odd Fellows’ DO Bx E MESH border of ice LS ADmTISEHENTS. News from Our Waist Dep’t. BIG REDUCTIONS, for no other reason than to prevent carrying them into next season.. Here's where you get rcal bar- zains. Yeu can wear ops of these waists a number of montha before sou even think of buying your wash ‘. here' line of dressy FRENCH FLAN- S marked down to $1.95. Right up to the gecond in style. Chances are you saw them a week ago and just yearned for one, but $§ 50 was more than you-cared to spend—but at $1.05. that's~different. $7.20 for $2 00 Fianne! Wais's. ODDS AND ENDS OF PEAU DE SOIE SILK WAISTS, worth $5.00 to $7.00, ing now at . Any size. or color. splendid values, Sale of Eiderdown Dressing Sacques. 50c—All- Colors. Trimmed with ribbons edging of < hand - crocheted worsted. Women’s Knit Underwear Sale. 25 Vests, to- Handsome waists; Cure for Pimples Gently smear the face with CUTICURA OINTMENT, but do not rub. Wash off the Ointment in five minutes with Cu- TICURA SOAP and hot water. and bathe freely for some minutes. Repeat this treatment morning and evening. Use CUTICURA SOAP alone, with hot water, at other times, as often as agreeable, N. B.—A slug; (flsh condition of the stomach, bowels, liver, kidneys and bladder, as well as of the uterine functions is often the cause of facial cruptions which the Cuticura RESOLVENT Piris readily correct, while clogging of the pores or sebaceous glands is prevented oy CUTIGURA SoAr and hot water. Sold throughout the world. $1.00 Vests, 25 Imported to-day CONCEITS fn RIBBON Erect Form Cerse s $1.00. Regular $1.25 Quality. I If any corset bought of us upkatisfactory wear return it; we'll give you a new pair or re- fund Your money. MARKS BROS.| 1220-22-24 MARKET STREET Between Taylor and Jones. HAIR (m\A\n NTS, My Samast tanks with what vim woman_goes lly please our patrons. You'll bon Department, and artists to LUSTER TAFFETA WASH RIBBON 15¢ A YARD. wide. HOSIERY SPECIALS FOR TO0-DAY. WO EN'S 35¢ FINE BLAC C. H- H Tt o pa s, BLACH | e 18C 15¢ M ng out’ WOMEN'S HOSE at.. 25¢ A pair Tempting Prices m Women’s Skirt Department. ! FASHIONA TRTS. Good want them to. sellers at we move a bit f $8.25 1T Seint fit and finish perfect, S $5.00 WALK- Don't believe you fully realize what great savers these Pprices are until you start to figure what the cost would be It you bought the material and had a skirt J| made, Petticoats 75¢. : Made of gray and white Istriped moreen, with accor- 1 deon pleated flounce, edged with narrow ruffle. after Women’s Flannelette Wrappers Special [ -day 75 lined AN colors. mmed wh flounced, braid. to waist, e e e | construction of company and $38.003 on real estate. i quiry. the statement of construction for 192 and | | how the pure » made. Howard | aid the company five dividends | | | during the six months | George E. Booker, bookkeeper of the com- | pany able to pay dividends, which amounted | to $38,300 for one month. Rec increased because on Janu- '%-m:lam?nmbg;lfl—m-ofutm ary . there were only 1903 vacant | | ™Yeinentecly fres from rgmic, load and onté- houses,” sald Booker, “against as high as | often found in enameled, wouses,” sald Booker, “against as high as | | 6300 in former years. The loss sustained mum'gbm by the company during the year 192 by | Ercban remittances onsumers for various | g i reasons wi '3 | | PROPERTIES NOT USED. | Braunhart’s motion that the City Engi- Knlo S, | This Explams It Hale's show clearly how they give other stores months a year l‘flnrliean [Stotes hdil Ofpren 830 Hawe S bvtramdicate for 313 derjes st 196 fes: 01/ i9 WWO/WMSIZ“?/ Teawe 4tk e Iyfl'fy; Y6utis.on 184 firs o, & <= 25 Total 4277 2) HalesOpen at 9 Close 2t 6 Hale’s. al 1 DAYS AYEaR DAYS AYEAR Your chier mterest though is in how we tle prices, by faster selling. . Folks who want to save money are buying in sp selves. Silk Waists— Our own prettiest and latest peau de soie, taffeta and Lou- isine waists are all reduced. S omes , $17.50 and 3!\ 7 ones are $I2.75. \\'e wanted to do it To make business. time to mark down them. It was some of WOODLAND A few are mussed, others are > M F last of full lines, but we didn't \\1 L :x-y : stop there; we reduced those drink that didn’t need reducing. 3 We wanted to fix it so no SR woman who needed a new waist could keep from buying now—and here. All good colors and Fair run of sizes yet, but to- day may spoil them. New Hats— Window full this morning to admire and buy. As pretty and suggestive a display as- you could find in New York. Black, black and white, black and tus- can—chiefly flat with that sweeping rolling Gainsborough brim—trimmed with wings, quill ornaments or velvet straps. All ready to put on—and you will want to do it right away when you see the price—8$4.03. em- ws and wages paid ments of salarie ployes for The items are a 4 1902. alaries account telephone main re %02 was $23,008 53, of which W. Herrin received $10 ,"‘*’. \l B. Kellogs and CIlift $1500 and s e Advertising in sundry newspapers cost | This is a copy of the Label pasted on each piece of the GEN UINE SPENT FOR CONSTRUCTION. The detail of item $79,832 14 expended in uburban prop- ties for 1902 shows that spent on the Pl q..mv.nq . ; ae Ic e ee are n filter bede; $4196 10 on Sunol aqueduct; § on San Antonio improvements, | oo aatee of AbSolute Purly, A S O eat, assistant chief engi- | |LABEL: Susteined by U.S. Circuit Court | er. and F. P. Howard, assistant secre- | ’L‘:r:.u"“l:\o Spring Vallex Company, were | NAME OF'UTENSIL on the witness-stand during the entire in- ' They explained the various items in ending December 1, 1902, having omitted that for Novem- ber. B desfred to know why one dividend had been passed when the receipts of the half-year ending Decem- | 1902, ber 31, 1%2, were greater than for any! previous h: ar, being $1,010.317 against | $956,577 for that ending December 31, 191 sald the amount-of the expendi- tures precluded the yment of that divi- dend. The receipts included $18.410 81 re- ceived for od bills of 1900 paid by the city and only §7000 additional was avall- “ Nezw Torg, Dee. 7. 1298 mads & unnu umluunn of & A-h Nioke recedv: .Onajun:u: Co.. Nov 20, be requested to furnish a statement | ¢ the neer of the properties not actually use company in supplying water w and Grunsky stated he would furnish the | Weo can therefors cultnany aod driakiag information. m‘ 3, A comparative statement of the BARES, bursements by the company for 1 ¥. Metal Exolaoge. W2 was presented as follows Disbursements— 1001 Operating expenses . .8 Coupons 3 Other interest axes - Dividends only) NO POISON Has Ever Been Found 1a the Enamel of Agate Nxckel-Stcc! W; re. Soid By First-clas: Jurnishing Steves. Send Jo Lalance & Grosjean | i+, s 118414 48 ...... 15,200 00 204,000 00 s e Totals Excess of disbursements, 1901 Will Lecture Before Women. he Local Council of Women will meet | NCW YORA 80STON in Century Hall, 1213 Sutter street, this afternoon, when Professor A. Moore will | E d a lecture on “Schools That San | Francisco Needs.” e i 1t you knew that ‘Jesse Moore® Whisky | was the best and purest cn carth sou'd kavs | It is the best. but we cannot pr Try it o other except you try it.