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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1903. ADVERTISEMENTS. GASTORIA Alegetable Preparationfor As— similating the Food and Regula— | ting the Stomachs and Bowels of Promoles Digestion Cheerful- ness and Rest Contains neither | Opium Morphine nor Mineral. | NOoxT NARCOTIC. Jawcype of 1 D SAMUEL PITCHER Pranpliie Secd~ Mix Sonna Kohelle B arbeniat Sads Wi Semd i | Apedect Remed for Constipa- | fiomour Slou\g(h,l)iarflga | Worms Convulsions Feverish- | ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Atb months old 5 l)us»s = ](1 NT EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. ‘The Kind You Have % . Bears the i For Infants and Children. { Always Bought | | | | | { For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK OITY. FORESTRY BILL PASSES. Spirited Fight Is Made Against Measure in the Assembly. 1. HEADQU < em- he bill know amended bill w expended under £ r & ation t vnx bill provides the cMiracter of the soil in Amerige declared, hac in other laws which 7 the ex- i be a waste He asserted that cessary, inasmuch fons are now being on of the and Drew balf an t was defeat Il was passed by a d CETREETS OF EMPLOYERS. HEADQUARTE —Luchsinger's e liab LIABILITY CALL Feb. 2 ing t m SACRAM wate bill 304, for injur! er and mine-owner has to the miner I assure you it will California. ~ They ar: paying ¥ the investment us it ning nowadays is not what it was nine ten years ago. It has got d b b Just as much & business a m; facturing business, and when to mers T to the company that they should u are putting a burden on t stand.” chsinger c s vote and gave notice of & motion to er. e SRS Safeguards for Reilroad Crossings. CALL HEADQUARTERS. SACRAMEN For the purpose of compeiling raii- anies to place proper safeguards around crossing places where one railroad in- tersects another, Assemblyman Walsh intro. ced & bill this morning in which it is stated what the construction of such railroad crossings be. It provides that wherever possibie railroad shall eross another either above below grade, but where it is necessary for crossing to be on grade the companies shall stall automatic elgnals. derailing switches and other safety devices which will make it im- possible for one train to crash Into another at a Crossing ADVERTISEMENTS. Catan\;h" - = [N = = Children Catarrh in children often undermines the whole copstitution. If your child is_puny, 1f weak and without natural appetite, Catarrh is probably the cause Many doctors advise the cutting out of the toneils of children. In some cases this is neces. sary, In most cases it is not. Electro-Chemistry cures many of these cases awickly and permanently without cutting and without pain. FREE EXAMINATION During Pebruary all Electro-Chemic examina- tione are free. Bring in the sickly children, no matter what the trouble, Electro-Chemistry s = boon to children, because it cures painlessly and the child is not compelled to swallow nasty medicines, which i torture to many little ones who are sick and alre: miserable. Call carly week from § in the morning until € at night, Sundays from 0 a. m. to 1 p. m. Electro-Chemic Institute, 138 @rant Ave., corner Post 6t., Ban Framcisce. PLAGDE DOES. NOT EXIST N CITY Water and For- | | cail SRR TR Continued from Page 1, Column 7. “Washington, D. C., Feb. 22.—Governor Sacramento, Cal.: | /ing to inquiry, I have to say that no case of plague has been discovered in San Francisco since December 11, nearly two months and a half ago, and then only on Official reports show that the natd . State and city authorities are row working in thorough harmony under the leadership of the Federal officers; that se hing inspections are being made “hinatown, and proper sanitary case. seasures are being rigidly enforced, in- cluding radical measures for the destruc- tion of rats. Bacteriological examina- t of captured rats are being made | and the last Infected rat was found on December 8, since which time bacter- | 000 as in past years. | for the salaries of employes remains the WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE _ ESTIMATES STATE'S EXPENSES ALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- MENTO, Feb. 23.—Chairman Dun- lap of the Committee on Ways and Means introduced the gen- eral appropriation bill in the As- sembly to-day. In round figures $12,000,000 is allotted for the support of the State government during the next two years. The general fund in the bill amounts to 5,200,772, the sinking fund aggregates $282870 and the school fund $5,235,968. These amounts, with the incidentals at- tached to each fund, will bring the total appropriation up to about $12,000,00, which is about $300,000 more than previously re- quired. The bill has been carefully prepared by the committee after consultation with Governor Pardee and Secretary Mellick of the State Board of Examiners, and it is generally believed here that there will be but little opposition to its passage as it stands. The depleted condition of the State treasury, owing to the extrava- gances of the Gage regime, have made it necessary to do some close figuring. The amounts provided for in the bill create a tax rate of 50 cents, but when the special appropriations are taken into consideration that rate will be raised about 15 cents, so that it is generally believed the State tax will be fully 65 cents on the $100. The appropriation for the payment of the State's share of the salaries of the Superior Judgés has been raised from $319,175 to $333,500, thus making it possible to give San Francisco three additional Judges if the bill now pending in the Legislature meets the approval of the Governor. The most noticeable cut made in any of the appropriations is in the allowance for the support of the penitentiary at San Quentin. The committee allows $50,000 for support and maintenance instead of $100,- The amount allowed same. No change was made in the ap- propriation for Folsom. There has been a general increase for the support of State institutions., Stockton Insane Asylum is allowed $223914 for sup- port against $210,900 last session, and $212,- 172 for hire against $195,000 last session. The other appropriations for asylums arée Napa, $231,691 for maintenance and $210,- 915 for help; Agnews, $173,426 maintenance, $147,406 help; Mendocino, $129,357 mainten- ance, $99,673 help; Southern California, $178,470 maintenance, $110,586 help; Berkeley Blind Asylum, $1,90 maintenance, $85,000 help. These figures show increases both | for maintenance and hire of help ranging | from 85000 to $30,000. The amount appropriated for the sup- port of the Glen Ellen Home is raised from $102,000 to $117,600. Some changes are also made in the support allowed the State Normal Schools. San Jose is de- creased 32000, Los Angeles $1000, Chico is | raised $10W and San Diego $1090. TEXT OF THE BILL. The following is a copy of the bill as introduced: . An act making an appropriation for the support of the government of the State of Cali- fornia for the Afty-fitth and. fifty-sixth fiscal vears. The people of the State of California, repregented in Senate and Assembly, do enact s follows: ction 1. The following sums of money are hereby appropriated out of any money in the State Treasury not otherwise appropriated for the support of the Government of the State California for the fifty-fifth and fifty-sixth scal years For per diem and mileage of Lieutenant Gov- ernor and Senators, $21,500. or per diem and mileage of Assemblymen, | 10logical examinations have been made of | $12,000. | | | | | For pay of officers and clerks of the Senate, dead rats and none found infected. | g21 (o0 The State Department was requested | ‘or pay of officers and clerks of the As- last week to nolify the Governments of | Sembly, o Mexico and Ecuador of the satisfactory | onditions now prevailing and which have | me time in San Francisco 1 Goubtless this has been done and the »ove facts have been moreover com- cated to the International Union of | ican Republi m Amer WALTER WYMAN, “Surgeon General U. S. Public Health and Marine Hospital Service.” | TRIUMPH FOR TRUTH, Governor Pardee transmitted a copy of this telegram to the Senate to-day with the following explanatory letter: “February 23, 1%3.—To the Senate of the State of California: “I have the honor herewith to trans- mit for your Information a copy of a dis- | patch which has been received from Sur- | geon General Wyman of the public health | and marine hospital service of the United tes Government. v “As you will observe, this dispatch | shows that the United States authorities | { believe the health conditions in San Fran- cisco are now satisfactory, and they have | proceeded to communicate a knowledge of | the actual situation to the governments of countrles which, under a misappre- hension, had established guarantines against ships sailing from that port. “The showing thus made is one which | the people of California can regard with | considerable satisfaction and 1 believe that the policy of co-operation between the Federal, State and municipal govern- ments s being justified by results. GEORGE C. PARDEE, ‘Governor of California. The action taken by the Federal Gov- ernment will forever place at rest the malicious falsehoods told concerning the healt.. of San Francisco and those who plotted to encompass the ruin of her com- | mercial interests will have ample time to reflect on the cowardliness of their plot. SYMMES IS NOTIFIED. Chairman of Merchants’ Committee Receives Washington Dispatch. Frank J. Symmes, chairman of the mercantile joint committee, received a dispatch yesterday from Surgeon General Wyman of the United States Public Health and Marine Hospital service an- nouncing the steps taken by that depart. | ment to notify outside governments of the satisfactory health conditions which have been prevailing for some time in San Francisco. The dispatch is a dupli- cate of the telegram sent to Governor Pardee and in turn transmitted by the chief executive of the State to the lower house of the Legislature. of the mercantile joint committee have worked hard and faithfully to' remove the stigma placed upon $an Francisco, and the news of the action taken by the Federal Government was gladly wel- comed. DEFENDERS OF THE FLAG. Bill Introduced t; i_eeogniu Services of University Students. CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRAMENTO, Feb, 23.—Assemblyman Waste Introduced a bill this morning which provides for the proper recognition of the services rendered the country during the war with Spain by the members of the cadet corps of the State University, If L becomes a law it shall be the duty of the Gov. ernor to issue commissions with the rank of captain to all students of the State University who were in the milifary service of the coun- try during tbat war and who later returned and were graduated from the university. The honor will not carry with it the right to com- mand any company, but will be simply a rec- ocgnition of the fact that many of the students left their studies and enlisted for the defensc of the flag. The bill was referred to the Com- mittee on Military Affairs. P s - S Scott Is Squash Champion. TUXEDO PARK, N. Y. Feb. 23.—The final in the squash champlonship 6f Amer- ica was played this afternoon at the court of the Tuxedo Tennis Club and resulted in a victory for George 1. Scott of New York, winner of last year’s champlonship, who easily defeated B. Wendell Jr., the Hervard crack, in three: straight games. | work The members | For contingent expenses of the Senate, $11,- 000. Fcr contingent ‘expenses of the Assembly, | $15,000. salaries of Justices of . 384,000, ate’'s portion of- salaries of Judges of Superior Courts, $333,500. For salary of Clerk of the Supreme Court, $6000. ; r salary of chief deputy clerk of the Su- pireme Court, $4800. salaries of deputy clerks of preme Court, $18,000. For printing, binding, ruling and ail other performed and materiais furnished by the State Printing Office to Clerk of the Su- the - Supreme c the Su- | preme Court, $3200. For salary of Reporter of Decisions, Supreme Court, $5000, For salary of Deputy Reporter of Declsions, Supreme Court, $4800. Far salary of secretaries, $9600 For salaries of Bailiffs and performing the work of porter, Supremes Court, $6000, or pay of porter for office Clerk of Su- eme Court, $960. postage and Supreme Court, contingent expenses, Su- preme Court, . For postage and cortingent expenses Clerk of Supreme Court, $1500. For_expenses of Supreme Court, under sec- tion 47, Code of Civil Procedure, $35,500. For salary of phonbgraphic reporter, Su- preme Court, $10,800. For salary of Librarian, Supreme Court Library, $3000. postage and contingent expenses, Su- Court Commissioners, $300. Hor prigue or r salary of Governor, $12,000. salary of private secretary to Governor, $5000. For salary of executive secretary to Gov- ernor, $5200. For salary of stenographer or stenographers to_Governor, $3200. For pay of messenger to Governor, $2400. For_special contingent expenses (secret serv- ice) Governor's office, exempt from provisions of section 433 and 672 of the Political Code, $10,000. For postage, expressage, telegraphing, travel- ing and contingent expenses, Governor's office, $5500. For printing, binding, ruling and all other prork performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to the Governor's of- fice, $102,000. sid U 'or payment of rewards offered b; - ermor, $1600. St Gr payment of rewards offered by the Gov- ernor, iliegal voting, $500. g 4 For payment of rewards for.arrest and con- viction of highway robbers, $1500, For arresting criminals without th ‘“2:‘0. . : e State, 'or salary of eecretary to State Boa Examiners, 0000 e or salary of assistant to secretas Board of Examiners, $3600. el For salarie of clerks to State Board of Ex- aminers, $11,200. For raveling expenses of State Board of Ex- aminers, $1800. For postage, expressage, telegraphing and ;g(r!l;lnsvn‘ expenses State Board of Examiners, ¥or pay of porter, State Board of Examin- ers, $960, For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office for the State Board of Examiners, $500. For salary of Secretary of State, $6000, “f‘m@- salary of Deputy Secretary of State, i For salary of bookkeeper Secretary of State's office, $4000. | For salary of statistician Secretary State's office, $4000. For salary of clerks, Secretary of State's office, lllfl.m- i b the ari For salary of keeper of the archives, - tary of State's office, $4000. ki For salary of janitor, Secretary of State's office, $4000, For salary of clerk to janitor, Secretary of State's office, A For salary of two special clerks, to be ex- pended during the fifty-sixth fiscal year, Sec- Tetary of State's office, $750, For salary of porter, Secretary of State's nLscs H“&‘ expressag d tels hi For postage, e and telegraphing, Becretary of State's office, $3500, e For contingent and traveling expenses, Sec- retary of State's office. $500, For purchase of bailot paper, Secretary of State's office, $10,000 : ¥or printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Frinting Office (o the Secretary of State, . For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materialy hed by the State Printing Office to the Secretary of State, to be used for the purpose of printing and _ distributing constitutional amendment, $1200. = For printing, binding, ruling and all oth work ger'flvrmld and materials furnished ;; the State Printing Office to the Secretary of State, to be used for the compiling and pub- e “nm wtt'u“fiwfiu and other nec- “_.:?y K o’é’ ‘tor the Legisiature and Stace cers, §25,000. For purchase of carpets and furniture, ex- mfiéwmmmcrmcumn N er Perdinte Of tplemirits ank hies- and, care snd Improvement of grounds. exempt from he provisions of section 4 of this act, $10,000. For repelrs to Capitol bullding and furni: ot ture, exempt. from the provisions of section 4 of this act, $10,000. 4 For pay of employes ot State Capitol bulld- ing and grounds, $53,160, For salaries of policemen Capitol grounds, $7200. For salarles of eclevator attendant, engineer and fireman, serving during session of Legis- lature, 1o b8 Used during the Afty-sixth fiscal year, 3 For lighting State Capitol grounds, $172S. For water for State Capitol grounds, $2400. For water for State Capitol building, $1200. For indexing (with marginal notes) laws and resolutions, as required by section 408 of the Political Code, to be used during the fifty- sixth fiscal year, $500. For salary of Controller, $6000. Forssalary of Deputy Controller, $4800. For salary of bookkeeper, Controller's of- fice, $4000. For salary of expert, Controller’s office, For salaries of clerks; Controller's office, $16,000. For pay of porter, Controller's office, $960. For postage expressage and telegraphing, Controller's office, $1600, For contingent and traveling expenses, Con- troller, $2000. § For /printing, binfling, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the Stats Printiug Office to the Controller, $5000. For salary of Treasurer, $6000. For salary. of Deputy Treasurer, $i800. For salary of bookkeeper, Treasurer's of- fice, $4000, For salary of Clerk, Treasurer’s office, I‘.".ZDO_ For salaries of watchmen, Treasurer's of- fice, $7200, For pay of porter, Treasurer's office, §060. For postage, expressage, telegraphing, trav- eling and contingent expenses, Treasurer, $800r For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performéd and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to the Treasurer, $800, A For salary of Attorney General, $6000. For salary of Assistant Attorney General, $5400. Jor salaries of deputles, $14,400. For salarles of clerks, office, $9600. For salary of stenographer, Attorney Gen- ‘s office, $3600. or_pay of porter, fice, $960. For postage, expressage, telegraphing and contingent expenses, Attorney’s General's of- fice, $2000. For tra Attorney General, Attorney General's eri Attorney General's of- tng, Attorney General, $1000. For costs and expenses of suits wherein the State Is a party in interest, $4000. For office rent in San Irancisco, General, §2400. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and material furnished by the State Printing Office to the Attorney General, $5200. For purchase of law books, $1000. For salary of Surveyor General, $6000. Attorney For salary of Deputy Surveyor General, $4800. ; Fo salaries of clerks, Surveyor General's office and Registrar State Land Office, $12,500. For pay of porter, Surveyor General's office, $960. For postage, expressage, and telegraphing, Surveyor General's office, $1200. - For contingent expenses, Surveyor General's offic H00. urchase of and copying maps and records, Burveyor General's office, $3000. “For traveling_expenses of Surveyor General ard Attorney General when engaged in con- tests between the State and the United States and other State business in relation to lands, F500. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to the Surveyor Gen- eral, $1000. or ‘salary of Superintendent of Publlc In- struction, $6000. For salary of deputy superintendent of public instruction, $4800. For salary of clerk, Superintendent of Public Instruction, $3200, For salary of clerk and stenographer, Super- intendent of Public Instruction's office, $2400. For clerical assistance in Superintendent of Public Instruction’s office in distributing State schoolbooks, $4000. For pay of porter, Superintendent of Public Instruction’s office, $900. r postage, expressage and telegraphing, Su- perintendent of Public Instruction’s office, $1800. For contingent and traveling ex%nses (in- cluding traveling expenses under section 15532, Palitical Code), $3200. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materiale furnished by the State Printing Office to the Superintendent. of Public Instruction, §10,000. For salary of State Librarian, $6000. For salaries of two deputies, State Librarian, 20 or salary of adjutant general, $6000. For salary of assistant adjutant general, $4500. . or $3200. For salary of additional clerk, adjutant gen- eral's office, $2400. For postige. expressage, telephoning, § For care of ation of arms, alary of clerk, adjutant general's office, telegraphing and tate armory, cleaning and trans- traveling and contingent ex- tant general, $5000. ‘or target practice and purchase of medals, Natlonal Guard, $12.000. For allowance heudquarters, brigadier general, $3000. 3 For allowance for regimental headquarters $14,088, rents and other expenses of the gnattached companies the National Guard, 1800, For traveling expenses and per diem of officers on detail duty. Natlonal Guard, $6000. For hospital supplies, National Guard, $3600. For furnishing coal and other supplies and for repairs, training ships Marion and Pinta, $5000. For purchase of for the National Gu empt from the prov uniforms and equipments and naval militla, ex- ns of section 4 of this agt, $30.000. For encampment National Guard and naval militia, exempt_from the provisions of section 4 of this act, $30,000. For armory rents and other expenses of the National Guard, $174000. For allowance State armorer and porter, $1800. Allowance for courts-martial, $2000. For salary of Superintendent of State Print- ing, $6000. or salary of Deputy Superintendent of State Printing, $1800. For lithographing, - engraving. half-tone, zinco types and work of like character, State Printing office, $5000. For legislative printing, $5000. | For postage, contingent expenses, Printing, $1000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by ;he State Printing office®o the State Printer, 700, For insuring State Printing office and con- tents, $2600. 5 For salary of secretary State Health, $5000. For ‘salary of attorney to State and San Franclsco Boards of Health, $6000. For traveling and contingent expenses, State Board of Heaith, $3000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work_performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to the State Board of Health, $1500. “For salary of Insurance Commiseloner, $6000, For salary of Deputy Insurance Commis- sioner, $3600, For traveling and contingent expenses of the Irsurnace Commnissioner, $1000 For printing. binding, ruling and all other work performed and materlals turnished by the State Printing Office to the Insurance Commissloner, $1500, For salaries of $24,000. For salary of secretary to Board of Rall- road Commissioners, $4800. For salary of bailiif to Board of Railroad Commissfoners, $2400, For ealary of stenographer to Board of Rail- road Commissioners, $1000. i For fuel, lights postage, expressage and in- cidental expenses, Board of Rafilroad Commis- $1250, aveling expenses, Commissioners, $700. thirty-sixth session, expressage, telegraphing and superintendent of State Board of Railroad Commissioners, Board of Rallroad Tor office rént, Board of Railroad Commis- sioners, §1200. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and_materials furnished by the State Printing Office to Board of Railroad Commissloners, $3200. 2 For- salaries of the members of the State Board of Equaiization, $24,000. For salary of clerk, State Board of Equal- 1zation, $4800. For pay of porter, State Board of Equaliza- tion, $960. For postage, expressage, telegraphing and contingent expenses, State Board of Equaliza- tion, . For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materfals furnished by the State Printing Office to the State Board of Equalization, $1250. or salary of Commissioner of Public Works, 6000 For printing, binding, ruling and all other work_performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to the Commissioner of Public Works, $500. For salary of guardian of Yosemite Valley, ¥or traveling expenses of the Yosemite Val- ley Commissioners, $2000. For care of Yosemite Valley, $30,000, For care of Mariposa big tree grove, $2000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work_performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to Yosemite Valley Commissioners, $500. For salary of Debris Commissioner, $1200. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work_performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to the Debris Com- T E Suppoct of Btockton State Hosl su toc) 2222014 i For salaries of officers and employes, Stock- ton State Hospital, $212,172. d m1-‘or support of Napa State Hospital, $231,- 1. For salaries of officers and employes, Napa State Hospital, $210,916. = 42l-‘or support Agnews State Hospital, $173,- 0. For salaries of officers and employes, Agnews State Hospital, $147,406. 3E T Support Mendocino State Hospital, $129,- For salaries of officers and emploves, Men- docino Hospital, $99,673. For support Southern California State Hos- pital, $175,470, For salaries of officers and employes, South- ern California State Hospital, $110,586. For support of institution for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind at Berkeley, §41,960. For salaries of officers and employes, instl tution for Deaf and Dumb and Blind al Berkeley; $85,000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and rateriais furnished by the State Printing Office to institution for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind at Berkeley, $500. For_support of Californfa Home for Care and Training of Feeble-minded Children at Eldridge, $117,600. For salaries of officers and employes, Cali- fornia Home for Care and- Training of ble-minded Children at Eldridge, $82.800. For printing, binding, ruling and ail other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to California Home_for Care and Training of Feeble-minded Chil- dren, $700, For support of Home for Adult Blind a$ Oakland, $38,000, For salaries of officers and employes, Home for Aduit Blind at Oakland, $22,000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to Home for Adult Blind at Oakland, $500. For transportation of insane and of feeble- minded children, $65,000. For_support of State prison at San Quentin, $60,000. Bl For salaries of officers and employes State prison at San Quentin, $120.000. For prjnting, binding, ruling and all other work performed and matertals furnished by the State Printing Office to ghe State Prison at Ban Quentin, $2000. For support of State $120,000. For salaries of officers and employes State prison at Folsom, $105,000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to the State prison at Folsom, $2000. For transportation of prisoners to State prisons, and of children commiited to the Whit- tier State School, and to the Preston School of Industry, $60,000. For support of Whittler State School, $100,000. For salaries of officers and employes, Whit- tier State School, $65.000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work_performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to Whittler State School, $250. For 'support of Preston School of Industry, $50,000. For salarfes of officers and employe ton_School of Industry, $50,000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to Preston School of In- dustry, $250. For _support of State Normal School at San Jose, $6500. For salaries of officers, teachers and em- ployes, State Normal School at San Jose, $97,- 000. For library, museum and purchase of scien- tific apparatus, State Normal School at San Jose, $2000, For care and improvement of grounds, State Normal School at San Jose, §1000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work_performed, and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to State Normal School at San Jose, $1000. 1 For support of State Normal School at Los Angeles, $7000. For salarles of officers, teachers and em- ploves, State Normal School at Los Angeles, £04. 000, For library, museum and purchase of scien- tific apparatus, State Normal School at Los Angeles, $2000. For care and improvement of grounds, State Normal School at Los Argeles, $2000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materiais furnished by the State Printing Office to State Normal Schooi at Los Angeles, $500. For support of State Normal School at Chico, $5000, For salaries of officers, teachers and em- ployes, State Normal School at Chico, $56,000. For ‘library, museum and purchase of scien- tific apparatus, State Normal School at Chico, $1800. For care and improvement of grounds, State Normal School at Chico, $2000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed, and materfals furnished by the State Printing Office to State Normal School at_Chico, $500, For support of State Normal School at San Diego, $5000. For salarles of officers, ployes State Normal School $55,000, or printing, ork performed and the State Printing Office to 0ol at San Diego, $800. For support of State Normal School at San Francisco, $5000. For salaries of officers, teachers and em- ployes of State Normal School at San Fran- cofs $32,000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to State Normal School at San Francisco, §600. For support of California Polytechnic School in_the county of San Luls Obispo, $5000. For salaries of officers. teachers and em- ployes of California Polytechnic School in the prison at Folsom, Pres- teachers and em- at San Diego, binding, ruling and all other materfals _furnished by State Normal county of San Luis Obisp 500, For care and improvement of grounds, Cal- ifornia_Polytechnic School in the county of San Luis Obispo, $2000. For lbrary California Polytechnic School in the county of San Luis Obispo, $700, For printing, binding. ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to California_Polytechnic School in the county of San Luis Obispo, $500. For expenses of Trustees California Poly- technic School in the county of San Luis Obis. 00, m‘b‘ff} salary of Commissioner Bureau of La- bor Statistics, $6000. For salary of Deputy Commissioner Bureau i Statistics, $3600. For aifce rent, Hureau of Labor Statistics, £1200. For salaries of assistants, traveling and con- tingent expenses, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 5000. 3 or printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by ADVERTISEMENTS. Life Long Sick and Nerv- ous Headaches. Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills Cured Me. They Gave Me Instant Relief. The common affliction of all mankind is headache. From it few are’ entirely free. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills will cure and in most instances prevent headache of any kind or degree. 1f you cannot enjoy theatre going, .car-riding, dancing, if you ‘are subject to nausea from nervous excitement, the fatigues | of travel or sight-secing, take an Antiflin | Pill before an attack comes on and you will find that you can successfuliy w: off all disa able symptoms. Anti-Pain Pills are the best of remedies for backache, neuralgia, sciatica and rheumatic pains; contain no opiates, non-laxative; never sold in bulk. “With the greatest pleasure I recommend Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills to everyone who suffers from nervous or sick headache. All my life long I was troubled with headaches of a very severe nature, and have tried many wders and other remedies without success. y chance I tried Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills and they gave immediate relief. Never since the first dose have I been troubled with headache. Whenever 1 feel it com on I take one or two Pain Pills and it disappears.”—WILLIAM BROWN, Idaho. This is to certify that I have used Dr. \Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills for neuraigia and neu- ralgic headache and have found them togive rehief.”—E. D. WEED, Ex-Mayor and Ex- U. S. Dist. Atty., Helena, Mont. All ists sell and guarantee Dr. Miles' 'Aali;i;l";fimflkn’l‘hy are muh:nive con- 1d in 4 e B e Mcthcal Gor Eikhare Tud, of the State Printing Office to Bureau of Labor Statistics, $1250. 2 For salary of Highway Commissioner, partment of Highways, $6000. For salary of secretary, Department of High- ways, $3000: For salary of etemographer, Department of Highways, $2400. ”anr pay of porter, Department of Highways, For traveling and contingent expenses, De- partment of Highways, exempt {rom the pro- visions of section 4 of this act, $500. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to Department of Highways, $500. For support $10,000. r salary of secretary, State Board of Hor- ticulture, $4200, For salary of clerk, Stats Board of Hortl- culture, $1200. For salary of clerk, antine Bureau, $4200. For printing. binding. ruling and all other work performed and materials, furnished by the State Printing Office to State Board of Horticulture, $5000. For salary of State Mineralogist, $6000. For support of State Mining Bureau, $40,000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materfals furnished by De- State Board of Horticulture, Publishing and Quar- State Printing Office to the State Mining Bu- | reau, $10,000. For printing, binding, avork performed and materials furnished by th¢ State Printing Office to the State Mining Bu reau, $10,000. For salary of Lake Tahoe Wagon Road Com.- missioner, $1200, ’8‘1;;\{ maintenance of Lake Tahoe wagon road, 00. For salary of State Veterinarian, $4000. For traveling and contingent expenses, State Veterinartan, $2000. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to the State Unlv r!lty.“ $12,000. For printing, binding, ruling and all work performed and materials furni macy, $150. For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to State Lunacy Commis- slon, $5000. For printing, binding, ruliiy and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to State Veterinary Med!- cal Board, $100. For restoration and preservation of game, $15,000. For restoration and preservation of fish, $20.000. For support and mainteénance of State hatch- | eries, $25, For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to tb sh Commission, Siate 5 e to the Fish Commission, For official advertising, $2000 For traveling expenses State Board of Bdu- cation, $1000, For printing, binding, ruling and all other work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to the State Board of Education, $100 For care ate burial grounds, $200. For actual and necessary traveling expenses, Joint Board of Normal School Trustees, $1500. For printing California pure wine labels, £200 - For payment of interest on $100,000, Hast- ings College of Law. $14,000. For printing. binding work performed and materials furnished by the State Printing Office to Harbor Commission- ers San Diego, $100. For salary and grounds $1200. For printing. binding, ruling and ail other | by | work performed and materials furnished the Stats Printing Office to Capital Commis- sioners, $50 For salary of guardian $1200. of Sutter's Fort, ADVERTISEMENTS. I Will Cure You of Rheumatism Else No Money Is Wanted. Any honest person who suffers from Rheumatism Is welcome to this offer. .I am a specialist in Rheumatism, and have treated more cases than any other hysician, I think* For 16 years I made 3060 experiments with different ~dru testing all known remedies while search ing the world for something better. years ago 1 found a costly chemical in Germany which, with my previous discov- eries, gives me a certain cure. I don't mean thdt it can turn bony joints into flesh again; but it can cure the disease at any stage, completely and forever. 1 have done it fully 100,000 times. 1 know this so well that I will furnish my remedy on trial. Simply write me a postal for my book on Rheumatism, and I will mail you an order on your drug- gist for six bottles Dr. Sheop's Rheu- matic Cure. Take it for a month at my risk. If it succeeds, the cost is only $5.50. If it fails, I will pay the druggist myself —and your mere word shall decide it. 1 mean that exactly. If you say the results are not what I claim, I don’t ex- pect a penny from you. 1 have no samples. Any mere sample that can affect chronic Rheumatism must be drugged do the verge of danger. 1 use no .such drugs, and it is folly to take them. You must get the diseas‘u( of the blood. My remedy does that even in the most difficult, obstinate cases. It has cured the oldest cases that I ever met. And in all my experience—in all my 2000 tests—I never found another remedy that would cure-one chronic case in ten. ‘Write me, and I will send you the order. Try my remedy for a month, as it can't harm u anyway. If it fails_it is free. 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Send for free book MEN AND WOMEN, for unnatural nflammation: Prevents Contagien. Painlews, and not astrin- EVANSCHEMIGALCD. gent of poisonous. Seld by Druggisis, :r sent in plain '?l“lm exproas. prepaid. 87,00, 0 8 bothles 82.75. Circular sent on request. TTMADKET QT @ DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Catalogues and Price Lists Mailed : on Applieation. FRESH AND SALT MEATS. JAS. BOYES & CO0. Si5™ it oILS. LUBRICATING OILS, LEONARD & ELLIS, 418 Front st., 8. F. Phone Main 1718, PRINTING. ‘ E. C. HUGHES. 20 s & B ruling and all other | other | hed by the | State Printing Office to State Board of Phar- | ling and all ether | of_guardian Marshal monument | Nine | FAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND. T IS THE TRUSTED FRIEND OF MILLIONS. MEN AND WOMEN Of All Ranks of Society Point to Paine’s Celery Compound As Their Rescuer From Dis- ease and Death. 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Dresses, cloaks, suits, ridbons, coats, fMathers, stockings—everything wearabls, Diamoud Dyes make to look like ew, Direction book and 45 dyed samples free. DIAMOND DYE Burlington, Vt. system-building es new Ii s of the | (e dnIDUe DOV l§ws|~r DR. JORDAN'S cagar | Q MUSEUR OF IIITDI¥§ 1051 MARZET IT. tet. CAATS, 5.7.Cal, DR. JORDAN & €6, 1051 Mar DA AN The Largest Anatomical Museum in R e — Worid. Weaknesses or any contracted OCEAN TRAVEL. icaie pasitively Speciaiist on the Cos DR. JORDAN—DBISEASES 07 MEN Consultation free and strictly private Traatment iy or by letter. A Steamers leave San Fran. elsco as foilows: For Ketchikanm, Juneau, Skagway, etc., Alaska—11 a. m., Feb. 10, 13, 20, 25, Mar. 2" Change _to company's steamers at Seattl For _ Victorla, Vancouv Port Townsend, Seattle, Ta- coma, Everett, Whatcom—i1 & m.. Feb. 10, 15, 20. 25, Mar. 2. Change at | Seattie to this company’s steamers for Alaska and G. N. Ry.; at Seattle for Tacoma to N. P. Ry.: at Vancouver to C. P. Ry. For Eurcka (Humboldt Bay) p. m., Feb. 1 . 27, Mar. m., Feb. 13, 18, 26, Mar. 2. For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and | Redondo), San Diego and Santa Barbara—Saata | Roealia, Sundays, 9 a. m. | State of California, Thursdays, 9 a. m. | _For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East San | Pedro). Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Monterey. San Simeon. Cayucos, Port Harford, San Luis | Obispo, Ventura, Hueneme and *Newport. (*Ra- mora only.) Ramona, 9 a. m., Fab. 10, 19, 26, March & | Coos Bay, 9 a. m., Feb. 14,22 March 2 | _For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay, San Jose dej | cabo, Mazatian Alata, La Paz, Santa Rosalia, | Guaymas (Mex.j. | " For further information obtain folder. | Right reserved to change steamers or sailing date. | CEKET OFFICE—4 New Montgomery 1 st.. Palace Hotel. 1 Freight Office, 10 Market st. C. D. DUNNANN, Gen. Passenger Agt., 10 Market ot., San Francisca O. R. & N. CO. Pomona, 1:30 Corona, 1:30 . | “cColumbia* satls Feb, 25, March 4, 14, 24, April 3, 13 “Geo. W. er”” sails Feb. 27, March 9, 19, 29, April §, 2 | Onmly Stea ip Line to PORTLAND, OR and short rail line from Portland to all poin: East. Through tickets to all points, all rail or steamship and rall, at LOWEST RATES. | Steamer tickets include berth and meal Steamer safls foot of Spear st., at il a. m. | D._ W.-HITCHCOCK, ¢! CLIFFORD, | “Gen. Ast. Pass. Dept. Gen. Agt. Frt. Dept, 1 Montgomery st. TOYO KISEN KAISHA. (ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO.) Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and Brannan streets, at 1 p. m., for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calling at Kobe (Hiogo), Na ak! and Shanghal, and connecting at Hongkong with steamers for Indla, ete. Na cargo received on board on day of sailing. 8. 5, NIPPON MARU (calling at Manila).. Tuesday, March 3, 190% 8. MERICA MARU mq-y, Mar. 27, 1508 8. 5. HONGKONG IARU..Wed., April 2%, 1903 Via Honolulu. Round trip tickets at reduced rates. For freight and passage apply at Com- pany's office. 421 Market street, corner Firse. W. H. AVERY, General! Agent gamburg-fimerican. FOR PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, HAMBURG Twin-Serew Express snd Passenger Servics. P vt Mar. ~.April 4 Pateicta’ . . Mar. schland _..April 9 Bluocher Mar. -April 18 Pretoria Mar. 28 ' Pennsylvania .April .3 HAMBURG-AMERIC N LINE, 37 B'way, N. Y. HERZOG & CO., 401 California st., Agents. AR, SAWOR, (E.. ZEALAND a0 §YOUEY DIRECT LING 1o TAMKIL peeaiic 3.5.08. . ALAMEDA, for Honolulu, Feb. 28, 2 | 55 AONOMA. for Honolulu, Bamoa, Auc | ydney. Thursday. March 12, 10 | POSA, for Tahiti, Mar. 24, 10 a. m 40, SPRECKELS & 330560, Agt., kot ff, 543 ket Freghiin, 28 Marte( ., .7, P . AMERICAN LINE. NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. St. Paul..Feb. 25, 10 a St. Paul. . Mar. 18, 10 & Phila....Mar. 11, 10 a Vader'd. Mar. 21, 10 & RED STAR LINE. NEW YORK, ANTWERP, PARIS. Kroonld.Feb. 28, 10 afPinland. Mar. 14, 10 Zeeland..Mar. 1, 10 af Vaderi'd.Mar. 21, 10 a CHAS. D. TAYLOR. G.P.A.C..30 Montg' my st. CGMPAGNIZ EENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. Salling every Thursday. instead of Saturday, at 10 a. m.. from Pler 4% North River. foot of Morton street. First-ciass o Havre, $70 and upward. Sec- ond-class to Havre, $43 ‘and upward. GENERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES and CAN- ADA, 32 Broadway (Hudson building), New York. J. F. FUGAZI & CO.. Pacific Coast Agents, 5 Montgomery avenue. San Francisco. Tickets sold by BAY AND FOR U. S. NAVY YARD A¥D VALLEN). Steamers GEN. FRISBIE or MONTICELLD. 9:46 a. m., 3:15 and 3:30 p, m.. except Sun. fay. (Sunday. 9:48 a m. 530 5 = Lea ‘alle. :30 moon, . m.,!:n:‘y'. 7 a o, $:18 Fare, 5 :-e-. m' 2, Mission-street dock BROS. RIVER STEAMERS.