The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 4, 1903, Page 2

o THE SA DAY, MARCH 4, FRANCISCO CALL, WED 1903, JLERT DEPUTY CHEATS A MO 'wa Hundred Masked Men Attempt Lynch- ing in Oregon. - Murderer Is Spirited Away Before Lawless Crowd Arrives —_— e Call K Y.« pergt at 2 ch Pie » M s s was war X > e k was made i the p x rwise it would ha A . hey we we v rpat r FIVE BILLS SIGNED. Gove r Vetoes Hayne's Claim Be- use of T asury’s Condition. ACRAME te A 187 BUILD ROAD IJ SAU LAKE 1 F Cc Page 7 mn WHAT BARTN, ETT SAYS. he m w eds with Alame t of ‘the thirt bay at Oak- I have to ip to and the 1w ADVERTISEMENTS lNTERESTINGq IF TRUE. Can Try It for Prove It. Yourself and of the act spepsia Tablets f meat, eggs this claim has been prov- experiment which anyone perform for himself in the following Cut hard boiled eggs into very mall pieces, as it would be if masticated, place the egg and two or three of the 1 i & bhottle or jar containing warm heated to 98 degress (the the body) and keep for three and one-half hours f which time the egg will be completely digested as it would have ) in the healthy stomach of a hurgry e princ wil di or other wl sal e of this experiment is that at he egg in the bottie it will do to the egg or meat in the stomach and nothing will rest and invigorate the stomach point %0 safély and effectually. Even a little nild can take Stuart’s. Tablets with t¥ and benefit if its digestion is weak | yusands of cures accomplished regular dally use are easily ex- “and t by their t pepsin, diastase and Golden Seal, mingle with the food and digest soroughly, giving the overworked stomach & chance to recuperate. Dieting never cures dypepsia, neither do Js and cathartic medicines; which sim- jrritate and inflame the intestines. When enough food is eaten and prompt- digested there will be no constipation, flor in fact will there be disease of any + kind, heaith in every organ. The merit and sugcess of Stuart’s Dys- pepsia Tablets are world wide and they are sold at the moderate price of 50 cts. for full sized package in every drugstore in the United States and Canada, as well - & in Burope. p Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets will do® ained when it is understood that they | re- composed of vegetabie essences, as- | because good dige-tion means good | LAPSE OF THE LAW CAUSES A RUSH OF PERSONS EAGER TO OPEN BANKS ‘Secretary Currys | Office Their Mecca. ————— Attorney General ' Must Handle the Case ; - Makes Joy for H Farmers. Rejoicing in the! ' River Valley Region. | | || 5 Dispatch to The Ca Special Dispatch o The Call ALL HEADQUARTERS CRA ALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- MENTO, March 3.—The approvali | MENZTO, March #.—Farmers along the Gove of the bill the Sacramento_and San Joaquin abolish ate Board of | rivers are rejoicing to-day be- Bank Commissioners before the { cause the Governor has signed w ; another such board was J | Woodward's Senate bill No. 240, which appears to have | | breaks up the fruit and produce trust in the formation of San Francisco, which the farmers of the the State without State have been vainly fighting inst without restric- for years. This produce trust proclaimed ta boycott on all buyers and sellers of | As sult there is now a condition of | fruit and produce not members of the o office of the | trust. It posted notices in the San Fran- | & of which has cisco produce ‘commission, houses that it would not sell to peddlers. or others not members of the 'association, and it prac of who desire to banks and at the same tically had the farmers at its mercy. a desire to have to comply The bill which has now become a law t sjons which were con- | ‘pl'u\'!d(-s that no person or firm shall be | g B Eo. | |allowed to sell perishable products on old banking law o | | the wharves of San Francisco without a provided, among other things | | permit from the State Board of Harbor £ 25,000 population or 1 cities of more | | Comrissioners, who must grant such pe re er shall be igsued to any | [mit upon the applicant signing the fol- ew bank it must have a capital stock of lewing application: at i $200,000, - all of which must have’| I (or we), —— expecting to receive con been subscribe good faith and at least | | | sisnments of perishable products to be de- 5 r cent of it actually paid in. The | { | liverea by carrier on the wharves or other - el Was gl I Ene county of Sem Eyancisco, and Aesirins G nization~of wildcat banking | | | dispose of the same betore removal. hereby stitu s d at the same time give make application for a permit to be valid |0 to the city banks. | | for one year from the date of Issue, to s 2 | | perishable products on said wharves or othe LAW GOES WITH KEVANE. | | State property. In consideration of the w which repealed the old Bank celpt of such permit 1 (or we) promise (o 4 the purpoessof wh faithtully observe the regulations which % 3 are or may be prescribed y the board of h Kevane out of of- State Harbor Commissioners in regard to such fice, ap also repealed the sales and in particular I (or we) agree that aw, thus leaving I (or we) will not, during the life of such daction in 'tk permit, be a party to any conspiracy, agree- R | ment or understanding whereby I (or we) o o o g Bk shall refuse to sell {o any solvent purchaser ge « S incofporation from /:ZA H or buy from any person whatever, and s who wish to get them filed be- | ¥ BSHALL (or we) agree that I (or we) will sell, im- L 1 Brack Boeiala arohase. or caaly winout resand | DSth fsnesn tub: Asssnbly. | 4 [to thelr business or intended disposition of i ed by the Governor PR T A L% 5 s+ | the products, and will exercise mo_discrin The nor signed the repealing law | © ination whatever between ‘buyerlmlnr“!sene s r ore noon to-day the Sec- SRO Mg ofn A e " by reason of their occupation, atfiliations or f."_ 'N»I:-’i"‘-dd'.}nu h~lnr1 PROMINENT MEMBERS OF THE ASSEMBLY IN SESSION AT SACRA- B T R (or WO el aires hit T 5 ke N THORN pes TO, WHO HAVE FIGURED IN A NUMBER OF IMPORTANT case of violation of this agreement the board . from eight prospective | I of State Harbor Commissioners may revoke | ’SSIONS DURING THE TERM OF »f which had complied with | | THE LEGISLATURE. 1s of the law before referred | the permit hereby applied for, (or we) agree to surrender the same, and I (or s a list of osed | b T ~———————————+» | we) agree that the boafd of State Harbor 5 WIOE -5 Uat; of ”’1“ "r,"""!fi i Commissioners shall be the -solg Jjudges of bz ing to secure legal organiza- |jng concerns were flled. Tt is said that|offered an amendment providing that all fees | the fact of such violation, I (or we) having t before the new law makes it nec the reason for the establishment of the | for Seavy's attorney be stricken out and that | had a hearing in the matter. — them to have a much larger capi- | concerns is a desire on the part of the | lewis' attorney be allowed $250. Speaking | Date I stock incorporators to take advantage of the | iy mited g Saken 1ittie armo actign | 7 case the holder of the permit shall | jen State Bank of San Francisco, capital | lapse of the law under which the com-|on this case because there was little to be | Violate his pledge the permit will be re- 12,900 is subscribed by the xisted and to cngage in busi- | done. Seavy had contested the seat of Lewls, | Voked, to be renewed only at the discre- G M Shaferm. W.|pjess unhampered by the restrictions of | Who had received a plurality of 300 or morc | tion of the Harbor Commissiorers and S ¥ “Hartzell of Ala. | the repealed act. It is said also that in | 1OU0s, No aliegation of fraud was made and | upon the payment of a penalty of $0. - y ating ¢ the prospec anie | 1 e o hoped that a Republicas 3 incorporating now the prospective bank- | House would unseat & Repubiican who had * of San Francisco. capi. |ers will cvade the restrictions to be im- | received such a plarality wa more (han Camp COMMITTEE IS REBUKED. 1,3500 has been subscribed. | posed on the banks In the law now in ld understand. He made a positive state- . atson es! douree GF i 5% $ia Eiie Jature. it 1o the effect that the o By e Pool and H. F,.Hart- | Course of preparation In the Legislature. | 0L, (0 the efiect that the members of the | Prencott’s Philippine Resolution In- - “hurchill Taylor of O: This act, it is claimed, cannot be retro- o not feve that the contest was * ~ Aameda, and Chrehifl Taor 0° B8 | active, consequently cannot have any ef- | BioGeChel or besun in good fait; that be- | troduced Despite Adverse Report. . g 3 s y | hind re is a scheme the exact nati ) T N’ Bank of Los Angeles, capital $25,000, | fect upon banking concerns establ | of which has not been disclosed. Tn order to | CALL HBADQUARTERS, SACRAMENTO, - rived by A M| prior (o its passage and after the repeal- | discourage repetitions of such fake contests | March 3.—For the first time since ita appoint- e & AN of 1os | INE Of the old law. Jn the future Cacp thought the Assembly | ment the mew Committee on Introduction of posoe Mo " Four of the concerns incorporated yes- | ="'\°:Hf”:rm:dn' rn‘:’ :h; col rm-!udmhm ‘;"‘ his | Bills had one of its reports turned dowm by g terday have a capital stock of 000 each. | artnrtev s g he therefore moved that Seavy's | the Assembly this morning, and despite its ORGANIZERS ARE RAPID. "]':lrv(‘A;il“"';urf 0;"{:“5{’?’”“) - ",“‘,c | attorney’s fees be not allowed. adverse action without having consulted the g . g dire eac em wHo have| Johnson thought that Seavy's attorney had sures itted to it, same persons mentioned In con- | ¢ = Lot %50 ; 4 e e s . y author of one of the measures submitted to latter bank have filed | &ul ?‘"rl bed for M%Y“OI‘( h ¢ stoc d.rv A. | P : ned his du"\ and should be paid be- | that measure was permitted to be Introduced B o Ut Sena ™ | 3. ONStNy. M. T. Chi H. St. B. gauee It Was not for him to say that the con- | and was referred to a standing committee. The ation for 0lloWing | g anwick, Rusk Harris and J. W. § | testant had not acted in good faith. Some | result was quite & victory for Major F. C Bank of Los | o1 o e T ST mber asked why the Assembly ghould | prescott and was largely due to the vigorous | Bank of isco, Pacific ! pacific Savingk, San nclsco Fidelity | 1o hars els for a man who was believed | fight which he.made for his measure. nk of ancisco, San| g i e i St ;‘"l" d into a contest well knowing Several days ago Prescott presented for in- Savin, nd San Francisco Union Bank | that wd no grounds for contest. Camp's | troduction a joint resolution calling upon the | nion Bank and the San Fran- amendment to disallow the and the Bank of San Francisco. avy attorney’s | California Senators and Congressmen to sup- that the names of the corporations are so to those of existing corporations would probably cause confusion. whole guestion hinges upon whether segislature in bouncing Dan Kevane Bank. The capital stock of | 7 (¢ (0T ; fees was adopted, as was the amendment > s ie other two banks are to be known | e, ndment 10 | port the policy of the President in his efforts proposed corporations is| .o tne Golden State Bank and the Equi- | "Cr25° the Day of the attorney for Lewls. | ito alleviate the sufferings of the people of the ,000, of which only $50 has| iy ! T Philippine Islands- The language of '(’he Teso- tion was about as acond ected | 100,000, which $12000 has been = ||v- 2 = & o referred to the new Committee on Introduction s that of many oil companies a year | scribed. _The directors are C. H. Pool, | Governor Signs the Bill Making It |or Bills, of which Carter is chairman, and to- or two ago. | G. H. Shafer, H Hartzell, W. B the Sgate Flower. day that committee reported recommending Secretary of. te refused to is- | wWos: 2 ; - R < 2 gl that the author of the resolution be not per- certificates to any of these proposed | rven ake and A. W. Barrett, The Equl| CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRAMENTO, | mitted to Introduce it. The members of th e but inetead referred the entire | 2Ple has a capital stock of $75.000, of | March 3.—The Governor has affixed his sig- | committes did not, for some reason, pay Pres anks, but inst = | which $500 has been subscribed by the fol- | nature to Senate ‘bill 251, which makes the | cott the courtesy of consulting him about the tter 0 the Attorney General foran opin- | jowing directors: K. Watson, W. B. | golden poppy (eschscholtzia) the State flower. | Measure, but without any hearing upon it pre- s to what he must do. In his letter | yegtlake, n F. Hartzell, Churchill Tay- | This bill was introduced in the Se, by | 94048 RE- Adyetsy TepOre he ‘Attorney General the Secretary of | 1o ang ( . Pool: | Smit § Senate by | Trpig aroused Prescott’s ire and he went cites the fact that he has held up [ The Citiz Smith and in the Assembly by Bliss. Both |after that committee report in a manner | Slis LY thiniSoratan: bEose the | 5o Lo S DveaDy BEnkowithie cypiiat stock | gentlemen had it all arranged to have the | Wah was tes much for s chairman. in mrticies Bt 100 ; causc the | of $30.00, ‘Was also ' incorporated igning of the bill celebrated by placing the | an impassioned speech he told of the condi- DEoposed e e “has, s | 8T, The\directors ave B: I y State flower on the desk of every legislator, | tions Which now exist in the Philippine Isl- what ritherto been the law, and as|p "Meyers, 8. A. Loud, H. B, Pinney and | bu 0 at ’ & T * | ands, related incidents of the campaigns in n additional reason for having refused A Howe A ‘;’"'hf’n“”f”‘la wreck the flowers did not | Shich. he particlpated there and depicted the se of the certificates he recites the fact | until last evening. present sufferiig of that class of people there o TR | The Governor's message was read and then | who, never having been accustomed to work. | were now face to face with starvation. All he asked, he said, was that California lend her volce to the support of the administration, and he wanted to know if there was a mem ber of the Assembly who would dei OPPOSE EX CONVICT'S CLAIM. Assembly Committee Considers Pay- | ment of Damages for Prison | Senator Smith-called upon Senator Shortridge to_present the quili, a California eagle, in signing the bill, similar t it taken from the wing of which the Governor used to Mrs, Lemmon of Oak- A 5 . . s land. Shortridge delivered a graceful speech. | that encouragement which humanity demands. | aid not leave the dnwr»omn for the entry Injuries. He dwelt at length on the cnergetic work Carter tried to explain the action of his into the State of any number of small CALL HBEADQUARTERS, SACRAMENTO, | dcne by Mrs. Lemmon to have the Legislature | committee by saying that the proposed resolu- banks, for without a banking law a bank- designate the poppy as the State flower, Mrs. 3.—The March Ways and Means Committee of | ing corporation might be ‘considered like $Ard e fog it . | Lemmon made a short speech in reply, in |dent's special message to Congress on. the | © Cother. corporation and would have | L0, Assembly reported to-dy recommending | which she explained that & similar bill had | subject and the committee did not think it 3 T e o ey | that the claim of John Shaughnessy for $15.- | passed the Legislature {wo years ago, but | mecessary fo take any action. the President only to file its articles of incorporation in | 000 because he was permanently crippled by | had been pocketed by Governor Gage.. As- | belng Influential enough to ¢arry his point order to enable it to begin business. ATTOENEY GENERAL BUSY. whole ‘subject will have to be gone semblyman Blis tjacket in San Quentin do not | submitted a minority report | at the amount of the 1'1"('11‘ 00 and that the bill do pass use of the pass. »hnson recommending t be reduced to $i was also accorded the pri leges of the Senate. He quoted from Joaquin Miller's poem, 1's Gold.”" which, he said, was an inspired name for the beautiful flower without assistance from the California Legls- lature, The Assembly. however, sided with Prescott and by a vote of 47 to 14 refused to adopt the by the Attorney General, and much | ge amended. The bill was 1 1 on the filo | that had been kelected by the State as its [ report of the committee. Immediately there- depend upon his gpinion in the mat- | and will be taken up in_regular order. floral emblem. affer % 8 voto of 08 to I3 periaticn was ’ending the passage of the new law | Shaughnessy appeared before the committee | e 5!::-“‘lxnigémzlo\'c;'h;":_ug";“u":»‘(";‘" ot Litcee il e many other altempts to or. | and toid aguin e slory of inmuman treatment | CAMP GAINS RECONSIDERATTON | yae refe g ize 1 n.x under the existing condi- | (1.t at San Quentin, Some of . TR i tions. To-morrow 1t it expected that sev- | of the commitiee. wera in ,,‘,.‘r“",,r’"‘.';;’,: | Measure for Direct Legislation Will| gpepppm WILL PASS OUT. eral more nan will be made. priating something for his relief, but there Undergo Some Amendment. obtder 10 te being some question as to whether he would | e > s ke o in order to put an end to this condition g c s gt Dbt A Mo CALL. HEADQUARTERS. SACRAMENTO, CALL HEADQU \RTFRF SACRAMENTO, fairs Chairman Dunlap of the Ways | bo R 10 ST, b Gt should_ be | March 3.—On motion of Johnson the Assem- | March 3.—Goveror Pardes has cut out of the nd Means Committee of the Assembly | jmade to pay for the inhuman acts of its em- | bly to-day reconsidered the vote whereby | appropriation bill the sum of $2000 per an- to-day introduced a resolution 16 suspend | ployes, thus establishing a precedent of that | Camp's proposed constitutional amendment pro- | num heretotore allowed for the salary of \Wal- the majority of the committee de- the constitution and pass the new Bank | character, viding for the application of the principle of | ter Parker, the expert of the State Board of Commission law as a matter of urgency. | Sided to report adversely upen the bill. By Uireot eaihidion g0 BRte . OGN R00 ar | Dramigave. Favkes eis au! Adclstia of Gdxe This provoked a spirited contest. There | & SR 7 1o has any legul claim at ail | {al's was yesterday refused passage. Camp |and never had anything to do that any one are some of the members who are 0p-| i would be against the Warden of the Pen- | Now proposes to amend his measure so that | SOUM dlscover. The duty of the expert is dv- posed to any mew Bank Commission, but | jtentiary or against the Ctate “Board of | the percentage of voters whose petition will | jned o be to visit Btate Inetutions and make who do mot know that the proposed law | Prison Directors, but not directly against the | be effective Will be Increased from fifteen to | Frn ot Soaminers 1o do oo Sinoe Governoe carries into. effect an entirely new bank | State. twenty-five. Such a change will remove a | pardeo has been in office Parker has riot SR s SLAP AT A CONTESTANT. Assembly Refuses to Pay the Attor- portion of the opposition to the measure and will render it easier at the next session of the Legislature to amend it still further if mean- time it be found that the proposed percentage is_too high. been requested by the board to do anything. As soon as tho bill shall have been adopted the position of State expert will be no more. law. There are others who have received telegrams from certain of their constitu ents asking them to use every effort to prevent the passoge of the new law until Fruit Trust’s End| whereupon 1 | giving | tion consisted in part of a copy of the Presi- | 'RILD AOBBERY " HLVDRD'S WORK Nortorious Desperado | the Man Who Startled 5 Douglas. | Officers Rxde Hard on the | Forming in Money-Laden Bandit's Trail. Special Dispateh to The Call DOUGLAS, Ariz., March 3.—The lone highwayman, masked, who entered the Abbey saloon at this place at 1 o'clock last night and, single handed, held a dozen | men at bay while he raked the money off the gaming tables and emptied the till, recuring over 31990, was the notorious | desperado, Burt Alvord. Posses are now on his trail and it is not improbable that he will be captured. The bandit compelled the bystanders to give up all of the money in their pockets dumped it into a sack and left as quickly as he came. The saioon and gambling kall | is a resort for some of the worst men in | the border country, and how the feat was accomplished is a marvel. Some of those robbed had six-shooters, and why they did not use them puzzles the officers. The highwayman had two six-shooters + and fired a half dozen shots at the ceil- i ing to scare the crowd. He entered and | departed by the back door, and the offi- cers immediately took the trail. He rode | | toward the Mexican side on a horse which | was walting him outside the door. As none of the men who were armed Inter- fered it is thought that they were par- tied to the deal. Several claim they thought it a joke, while one of the armed | bad men saye he was taken off his feet by the boldness of ®he act and forgot he ever owned a gun. The highwayman was masked. 4 Alvord is out on bond and had been in Douglas for the past week, but has not been seen since the hold-up. The officers say that none but Alverd would have at- tempted such a thing In the face of or without connivance of the men who were gambling in the galoon at the time. | STANFORD'S PRESIDENT WILL SAIL NORTHWARD Dr. Jordan to A*compuny Other Sci- | entists on Government Fish- eries Expedition. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March | On June 8 President Jordan, as Commis- sioner appointed by to investigate the Alaskan fisheries, will sail from San Francisco with the other Imemhers of the party on the steamer Al- batross, the United States Fish Comm! on vessel. In addition to President Jor- dan the following scientific men will go north: Dr. Barton W. Evermann, ologist of the United State: mission; Cloudsley Rutter, of the Albatross lin Swift, Fish Com- 98, naturalist and Lieutenant Frank- commander of the vessel: A | B. Alexander, fishery expert; R. E. Snod- | srass, *9, now professor in the State Ag- | ricultural College of W ington; Profes- | sor Harold Heath of the Stanford zoology | department; Clarence Kennedy and Fred Chamberlain of the United States Fish | ’tommlflsmn. Harold Q. Jordan, "4, son of | | President Jordan and a junior in the unl-\ Btreet. | versit Dr. Jordan will return after a month spent in the northern waters, while | the others will remain through the sum- mer. l e | STANFORD ENTHUSIASTS | EAGER FOR THE PLAY | Performance of the Beaumont and Fletcher Production Will Be of Great Merit. NFORD UNIVERSITY, March 3.— | The tickets for the Thursday night per- fnrmancc of “The Knight of the Burning | Pestle,” Beaumont and Fletcher's old | | English play, were put on sale this morn- | | ing and to-night hardly a seat for this performance can be purchased. ‘The play promises to achieve a success on a par with that gained by “Antigone,” the trag- edy presented in the original Greek by the Greek department last year. On Saturday morning a second presen- tation will be given for the benefit of residents of the bay cities and towns and | menibers of educational institutions' who may not be able to attend the Thursday night performance. A large number of Berkeley students and faculty men will attend the Saturday morning presenta- | tion. s R GREAT THRONG ATTENDS THE MURPHY FUNERAL Remains of Young Man Who Was Accidentally Xilled Taken to Santa Clara. JOSE, March 3.—The funeral to- of Patrick W. Murphy, son of the | Hon. B. D. Murphy, whe was accidentally | shot Sunday on Stevens Creek, was one of the largest ever seen in this county Services were held at the Taaffe residence jon South Market street. The remains | were then taken to St. Claire's Church at | | Santa Clara. A large concourse of friends | followed. the remains, the Order of Ea- gles, of which young Murphy was a mem- ber, turning out in force. The Rev. Fathers Kenna, Walsh and | Gleeson officiated at the church services. The body was placed in a vault in Santa Clara Cemetery. The floral offerings were numerous and beautiful. —_— More Telephones for Pasadena. PASADENA, March 2.—The Home Tele- phone Company to-day bought for $1000 a franchise which will enable it to com- pete with the Sunset Company. A long fight had to be made before the double system was adopted. ney Who Represented Seavey. CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRAMENTO, March 3.—Because the Assembly agreed with one of the members of {ts Committee on Con- tested Elections that the Seavy-Lewis contest It the measure is submitted to the people at all at the next election it will contain the twenty-five per cent provision. At the last general electign, taking the total vote for Governor, 304,473, as a basis, it Camp’s meas- ure went into effect, before any attention would have to be paid to any petition under they could reach Sacramento and file articles of Incorporation for small banks. Urged by one or two such members, Johnson led the fight against the suspen- sion of the constitution. He succeeded in fighting the matter until adjournment for | ®as not made in good faith, that there was u the afternoon, but just b (jr that recess | behind it some kind of scheme. the exact | Its provisions, such petition would have to rc afternoon, b before recess e K. Ehspive g it begr the signatures of 76,118 qualified voters was taken the other side succeeded in | nature of which Was not disclosed, the lower | o¢%ps State, and 1t would take an important house this morning refused to pay a cent ‘of the attorney’s fees fincurred by In order to encourage members gene vigorously combat such contests the a fees of TLewls, the contestee, were raised $100 above what the committee had reported them, The matter came up when the Committes on Contested Elections filed a statement of the expenses of the contest and accompanied it with & resolution providing that certain clatms be paid. Among the claims so recom- mended was that of Seavy's attorney for $150 and another for a_similar amount in favor of the attorney Who had represented Le@vis. The original clalm for attorney’s fees as filed be- fore he committee was for $500, but the committee decided to reduce It. Camp, who is a member of the committee, = — Doubtless you have no- ticed the many inferior imita- tion platinum prints that are now offered. The very fact that you have seen them will be a sufficient reason for your ordering mnext Sunday’s Call, for with it you get free a rich multi - platinum reproduced subject to make possible the securing of that number of names, i il SR SEEKS TO STOP SCANDAL. Bill Placing Glen Ellen Home Under Lunacy Commission Passes. CALI, HEADQUARTERS, SACRAMENTO, March 3.—The Governor will be called upon to sign Assembly bill 614, by Cromwell. It passed the Assembly last week and also re- ceived consideration at the hands of the Sen- ate this afternoon. Senator Woodward ex- plained the bill. It defines the powers and duties of the State Commission In Lunacy and provides for the government and man- agement of State hospitals for the insane and other incompetent persons. He states that the bill is almed to take the Home for the Feeble- minded at Glen Ellen under the sheltering wing of the State commission. It is his opinion that had the commission been in charge of the Glen Ellen home it would be in better con dition and the scandals that have been prev: lent would not have occurred, mustering strength enough to suspend the constitution. At the opening of the even- eession an effort was made to take the matter up out of order, but again Johnson objected, and by a vote of 35 to 19 the ‘motipn falled. The opinfon which ATtorney General Webb will render to the Becretary of State is almost certain to be to the effect that the certificates must be issued. The delivery of this opinion was held up to- night in order to give the Assembly an | opportunity to pass the new bank biil to- night, but that body took no action. The Assembly will try to take up the matter | the first thing to-morrow morning, but | until gome of the other prospective banks | get in their agticles of incorporation, a | number of the Assemblymen will oppose the new bill. A spirited fight is certain when the matter is-taken up. PR T AT ACTIVITY IN THE CITY. Local Capitalists Ameng Incorpor- ators of Half a Dozen Concerns. The' abolition of the Bank Commis- | sion by the Legislature I(CW days a was taken advantage of ybsterday by a from Sarony’s famous collec- number of persons anxious to embark in D tion of art studies. the banking business, and as a result ar- ticles of imcorporation of six new bank- | fe—— by a chill or Tax Fxemption for Shipping. CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRAMENTO, March 3.—The Senate this afternoon passed constitutional amendment No. 11, introduced by Savage, relative to the txemnuun of ship- ping from taxation. The amendment to be voted on by the people at the mext election reads as follows “‘All ships or shipping engaged In either foreign or domestic mavigation or in the fish- eries shall be exempt from taxation.”” Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, which is sold by all AVOID CHEAP mfi*:%’; P g GET IT. lnd it soon reaches the nddvel into m.wmalul tha“?l:g;fi‘chlll:rmgwh? ADVERTISEMENTS. PNEUMONIA onueold,grimolndhmwhlfil. abos malt A o President Roosevelt | | ichthy- | | I ! } ADVERTISEMENTS. | . Spring Humors Cause many troubles—pimples, boils and other eruptions, besides loss of ap- petite, that tired feeling, fits of bilious- ness, indigestion and headache The way to get rid of them and to build up the system that has suffered | from them is to take Hood’s JSarsaparilla and. Piils combination the Spring Medicine par cxcellen unequaled ! for purifying the blood as shown by radical and permanent cures of Scrofula Salt Rheum Seald Head Boils, Pimples All Xinds of Humor Psoriasis Blood Poisoning Rheumatism Catarrh Dyspepsia, Eto. Testimonials of remarkable cures mailed om I. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass. equest. C. ure as L nothing else will. Sloans Liniment 25 cents ALL DRUGGISTS ia RED sa4 -.-‘ seaind i e ttben. *nnE T :-!fly—rbn-fil.ov-udh\ ramar eal l"” - PHLA P TV © X women ‘Can obiain strength snd of DR PIERCE S - (\ made. Drugs o now Meton o e o Gt hofl ierce Electric Co., ]X West 24th Yurknrrzos Post St., San Francisco, Cak OCEAN TRAVEL. Steamers leave San Fran- clsco as_follows: For Ketchikan, Juneau, Skaguay, Mar. Apr. pany's steamers at Seattl For Victoria, Vanc Port Townsend, Seattle, coma, Everett, Whatcon | a. m., Mar. 2, 7. 12, 17, 22, 2, Apr. 1. Change at Seattle to this company’ steamers for Alaska and G. N. Ry.; at Seattle for Tacoma | J telling of draggive. . Lasge botie, 35 centa, SUBSTITUTES. THE OLD R A L DR B MM&“ to N. P. Ry.; at Vancouver to C. P. Ry. For Eureka (Humboldt Bay)—Pomona, 1 p._m., Mar 17, 23, 29, Apr. 4: Coron -3 8, 14, 20, 26, Apr. 1 via Port Los Angeles and Santa Barbar: 9a m and Ei , Santa Cruz, Port Harfc Hueneme vt only.) Ramona, 9 a. m., Mar. 6. 14, 22, 30, Apr. T. Coos Bay, 9 a. m.. Mar. 2, 10, 18, 26, Apr. T For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay, San Jose del Cabo, Mazatian, Altata, La Paz, Santa Rosalia, Guaymas (Mex)) For further information obtain folder. Right reserved to change steamers or sailing Lt “TICKET OFFICE—4 New st., Palace Hotel Freight O C. DUN Montgomery 10 Market st. Gen. Passenger Agt 10 Market st.. San Franeisco, O. R. & N. CO. “Columbia™ salls Feb. 25 March 4, 14, 24, April 3,713, 23. saily Feb. 27, March 9, 19, “Geo, W. Elder” 29, April 8, 18, 28 Only Steamship Line to PORTLAND, OR.. and short rail line from Portiand to all peints East. Through tickets to all points, all rail steamship and rail, at LOWEST RATE: Steamer tickets include berth and *meais. Steamer_sails foot of Spear st., at 11 a. m. D. W. HITCHCOCK. C! CLIFFORD. Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept. Gen. Agt. Frt. I Montgomery st. _ TOYO'KISEN KAISHA. (ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO) Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and Brannan streets, at 1 p. m., for TOKOHAMA and HONGKCONG, calling at Kobe (Hiogo. Nagasaki and Shanghal, and comnecting at Hongkong with steamers for India, ete. Na £ PN MANG (caling st Manilay:. callin ik s omnd! ‘h.vnd-‘y =nn:h . m AMERICA MARU.. Friday, Mar. H & HONGKONG (AR Wed, April lulu. Rourid trip tickets at fltll. For fi 1904 reducedq freight and passage apply at Com- ket street, corner First. s ks VAVERY. General Agent. deeanic$.5.0 for Honolulu, Sames. Auckland 55“:0;3?,?, Thursday, March 12, 10 a. m. EDa, for Hondtulu, Men, 21, 5. 88 ALANFOSA, for Tahitl, 10 a ™ SPHEEELS A DS 0., g, et 43 ot wn-.m Narket SL., MlT Pasifie SL. ARWAT, JANOR, 4T TEALAND g QYDWGT CIRECT LINS 10 TAMIL NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON Phila..Mar. 11, 10 am|Vad'I'd.Mar. 21, 10 am St Paul.Mar. 18,10 am/Phila.. .. Apr. 1, 10 am BED STAR LINE. NEW YORK, ANTWERP, PARIS. Zeeland.. Mar. 7. 10 am Vad'I'd. Mar. 21, Finiand. Mar. 14, 10 am Ken'ton. Mar.38. CHAS. D. TAYLOR, G.P. » Monts 10 am 1% am my st. (GMPAGNIZ GENERALZ mmmmo“ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. Satling every Thursday. instead of Socih River, oot ‘of Morson un.v.“' ver, First-class to and upward. See- ond-class to -l'!‘. GENERAL AGENCY TOR UNITED. 'ATES and CAN- ADA. Broadway (Hudson building), New Aoene s :...,..,.:” i Sy Prassen Tickets sold by Al Railroad Ticket Ageate. IAY AND nvn mlll. FOR U. S. NAVY YA YARD AND VALLEND. GEN. mmm or MONTICELLO.