The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 17, 1904, Page 31

N FRANCISCO CALL SU‘N]SAY, JANUARY 17, 1904. 31 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE WHITE HOUSE Monday, January 18th, SALE| | | ! DECORATIVE ART ORJECTS BRONZES, CLOCKS FURNITURE CUT GLASS, CHINA ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED Strictly One Price = No Discount it G e Cor.Post Kearny 375, TEREROS TRIBE CAUSES ALARM Will Be Buried in Oakland. State of Consternation Exists in German South Africa at a Threatened Outhreak —_— MARTIAL LAW DECLARED BRI Insurrectionists _\Vumhcr From o v SRR S0 30.000 to 40,000 and the Opposing Foree Is Inadequate e {OPMUND, Ger cial t Ex- Spe 6-1 ing from ews of which h re from Wir Sou hension n forces.on jeal with a wi OoF OF WONDERS TELLS H THE Burton Holmes Delivers Two Interest- ing Lectures to Large Audiences at Lyric Hall Two very The J. Noosan Furniture Go. -1023 Mission Street. Above Sixth. starting ing the most rautiful nat- on the This on, Mr. Hc spoke and Canyon of Arizona.” i of s form the topic “travel talk,” e Printing and Developing AT LOW PRICES. Ty will va journey t that time tk plete, and he people and their customs urney down the Amur River and in the railway than st of the present d ] the subject will be Alaska, Through the Fjords to Sitka nd the White Pass.” There will be special matinee next Saturday, the t of which will be “The Yellow- —_————— mall Boys Gathered in. Sixteen boys, mostly bootblacks and m peddlers, were arrefed along 1 gu arket street last night by Patrolmen pouid k SN O Sie wodertal ;ynn and Scott and locked up in the | VER MARVEL Whirling Spray | juvenile ward of the Emergendy Hos- | S50 4 The new Vaginal Syringe. /; pital on the charge of viblating the 9 tiom and Suction. S ‘clock ordinance. The police officials — ient. | 0" clo » s e liastly. | say that they intend to keep the small boys off the streets at night and will arrest all whom they find out after 9 o’cleck. ———————— It is as a deadly pheasant shot that King Edward has won his reputation as a marksman. He is considered, after Lord Walsingham and Lord de Grey, the finest pheasant shot in England, % 1. L CO.. GRAND CANYON i 'HEALTH OFFICER RAGAN He Leases the Park Municipality, the very was made yesterday 1der the charter provisions D. he newly appointed Health probab. is ineligible to hold ion because he leases to the from month to month certain rty of which he is part owner. rter forbids the appointment itions of men interested prorx :t, between Page and ned jointly by Ragan, with a three-eighths the Assessor’s D ning five-eighths The owners lease the Police Department The property was an and McDade to nce been lowered un- of the Supervisors r provision of the s to make Ragan in- icipal office is section 6 of Ity for violation of office and de- es it from appointed or e of the city. seem to hold r assess- t the suit MAYOR SCHMITZ APPOINTMENT OF DORN to Name Justice of Is Not Vested in Supervisors. Says Authority the Peace the y returned ADVERTISEMENTS. 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Y., and you will receive it by return mail, prepaid. Which Provisions of the City Charter icts or supplies or | r $1€6 a month, but | IS PROBABLY INELIGIBLE Police Station to the Is Contrary to to the Board of Supervisors without his approval the resolution appointing Walter E. Dorn to be Justice of the Peace, vice Percy Long, resigned. The veto message on the subject follows: January 15, 1904. To the Honorable Board of Supeérvisors— Gentlemen: I hereby return to you without my approval and hereby veto resolution No. 4273. This resolution assumes to appoint Wal- ter E. Dorn Justice of the Peace of the city ounty of San Francisco to fill the va- caused by the resignation of Percy The ground of my objection to sald resolu- tion is that the power to appoint such Justice of the Peace to fill sald unexpired term Is vested in other authority than the Board of | Supervisors of the city and county of San Francisco. I have already exercised the power vested in me e: 1, article 1V, of ment of Walter | the Peace to fill sald unexpired term, and said Gallagher has qualified as such Justice of the Peace. Resectfully submitted, E. E. SCHMITZ, Mayor. PRSI R TRy | SUBMITS AMENDMENT TO THEATER ORDINANCE 1' Board of Works Recommends New Provisions for Inspection of Play- houses by City Officials. | The Board of Works yestérday sub- | mitted to the Supervisors a proposed | amendment to the theater ordinance providing for the inspection of play- houses by certain designated city of- ficials. The amendment, which adds an entire section to the ordinance, follows: spectors of bull and the | representatives of the Fire Department and | of the Pulice Department shall have the right | to enter at any time any building used for any kind to sese that all of ordinan: or a 8 are strictly y such charge or price shall be exacted from any of the aforemen- tioned public officials. The clerk of the Su- pervisors shall provide each of the said men- tic ed public offi with a suitable creden- tial card which shall entitié the ‘official ex- hibiting the same to admisson to such build- ing. The report of the Board of Works on the condition of theaters will be filed with the Mayor late to-morrow afternoon. ey PSS TELEGRAPH HILL SHOULD BE PRESERVED SAY Commissioners of Works Casey and Woodward Go on Tour of Inspec- tion of City’s Streets. Commissioners of Works Casey and Woodward yesterday went on a tour of inspection of the improvements that have recently been made jected or are in contemplation. The trip was taken that Woodward might familiarize himself with the work over which he has supervision, The first point visited was Telegraph Hill, petitions having been filed to | grade and blast on Lombard street, near Montgomery and Winthrop. Casey and Woodward practically agreed to recommend to the Supervisors that the petition to grade the northerly side of be Lombard . street served their decis | of the California Stevedoring Company to blast in the vi¢inity. Woodward and Casey uyphold the opinion that Tele- graph Hill should be preserved. Other points visited by the Commis- sioners were Third street and Spear street, where new pavements have been laid, which met* with the approval of the Commissioners. The lower end of Battery street, where the Board of Works has two crews of men work- ing, were also inspected, as well as p on street, from East to Ninth, which the board has recommended widening by eight feet and the side- walks reduced accordingly. s BOND ISSUE ORDINANCE TO BE PASSED TO PRINT granted, but re- as to the petition Several Attorneys Pass on Legal Status of Measure and Comfhittee Re- ports Favorably Upon It. The ordinance providing for the iasu- ance by the city of $18,000,000 in bonds for the carrying out of various public vorably to the Board of Supervisors at its meeting to-morrow by the Com- —————————————————— ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DANDRUFF DOESN'T WASH OUT. The Germ That Causes It Has to Be De- stroyed to Cure Dandrufr. week scouring her scalp, thinking that by scrubbing off the scurf she will cure the dandruff. Two hours a week, at the age of 40 years, she has spent 260 days of twelve hours each, or two-thirds of a year of her life, in that vain hope; vain because you can't cure dandruff without killing the dandruff germ, and the only hair preparation on earth that will do that is Newbro's “Herpicide"—also a delightful hair dressing and thorough antiseptic against all contagion from use of other’s hair brushes. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sam- ple to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. Trunk and Suit Case—Special Offer, Excellent Trunk, durably made, with all heavy brass trimmings, two extra trays, double strapped. and an extra value at $9.50. We have specially reduced T, hand- some in appearance, well made and durable, worth much more, but we offer it for A. B. SMIT Co. Trunks and Traveling Outfits, 128-132 Ellis Street, Above Powell, San Frangisco. HOME FOR OLD PEQPLE This home for the aged, conducted b Sisters of Mercy, is_situated st San I)J'lnllho’ Cal, on University Heights, overlo.king the ocean. The te is considered the finest in the world, free from extremes of heat or cold Ased couples are also received. The charges for a home.for life vary from S$!500 upward, according t6 age and requirements, For further information apply to Sister Supesior St. Jo- seph's Sanitarium, San Diego, Cal g uly accredited | theatrical or operatic purposes or for public | t on certain | streets and others that have been pro- | | FURNITURE CO. 245-259 GEARY ST improvements will be reported back fa- | Many a woman spends an hour twice a i A Range Without a Peer. Soie Distributors of Wi Save Its Cost in Fuel. | THE REGAL 1l ===Every Part Guaranteed. === mittee on Public Utilities, to which it was referred. The ordinance provides the manner in which the bonds are to be sold at different periods as the funds are re- | | quired for .the-improvements. The | bends are to bear interest at the rate | of 3% per cent per annum and will be exempt from all taxes. The ordinance has been subjected to the scrutinizing inquiry of several emi- nent attorneys in order that its legal phraseology might not contain any omis ns that might be construed into lity to defeat the proposed | bongd ue. The attorneys now pro- | nounce the measure as being absolute- | ly perfect from a legal point of view and it will be passed to print by the | | board at once. oo SR TR EMPLOYES DROPPED FROM ROLL a technic is ELEVEN | | Board of Electricity Organjzes, Elects F. A. Maestretti Chair and Adopts Policy of Retrenchment. The Board of Electricity, consisting | of the joint Commissioners of the Po- lice and Fire ‘commissions, met yes- ! terday afternoon and organized by | electing F. A. Maestretti chairman, Thomas Reagan vice chairman and | George E. Ruperick secretary. On the {lines of retrenchment several posi- tions were abolished. On recommendation of Chief Hewitt | the Saturday afternoon half-holiday | privilege now enjoyed by the em- ploves will be withdrawn until the | beginning of the fiscak-year in July. The names and salaries of those dropped from the roll follow: C. J. Murphy, cashier, $00: O. K. Jones, in- spector, $100; O. F. Schiller, electrical engi- neer. $125: T. Cullen, painter, F. Spiller, painter. $00. M. L. West linemdn, $80; T. Olmos. ‘lineman, $90: R. W. Condon. lmeman $00; B. Indermille, wireman, $100; K. D, Ben- nett, wireman, $100; William McConnell, wire- man, $100, | 1 P SN PARENTS OF BOY PEDDLERS MUST COMPLY Notices Are to Be Served on Them | WITH LAW | 1 Ordering Them to Send Chil- | dren to School. | School Director Roncovieri busied | himself yesterday én preparing copies in Italian of the compulsory education law with a view to serving them on parents of the Sicilian boys who peddie matches and lemons. Roncovieri, as already related, is determined to break up what he thinks an infamous padrones system. Truant Officers Campion and Floyd are rounding up the boys and securing their addresses. _ Proceedings will be taken against the parents under the law in the Superior | Court, and if it is found that the al- | leged parents are not bona fide the | United States immigration laws will be invoked. Under the law the boys must be sent to school, and the pa- | rents will be directed to comply there- | with. 3 b | PR LT T | COMMISSION RATIFIES TEACHER'S RETIREMENT | Superintendent Langdon Reports For- | ty-One Annuitants on List, Who . Receive Sum of $3472 35. | The Public School Teachers’ Annuity and Retirement Fund Commission held | its quarterly meeting yesterday, with | Treasurer McDougald and School Su- |-perintendent Langdon present. The re- tirement of Miss L. Burnham from active service was ratified and she was placed on the annuity list. & Langdon reported that there are now forty-one annuitants, one, Miss E. M. Molloy, having died. The disburse- ments for annuitants for the quarter ending December 31, 1903, aggregated $3472 35 B RO Favors Granting of Petition. The Board of Works yesterday rec- ommended to the Supervisors that the i | | | petition of certain architects that the building ordinance relative to light and vent shafts be amended in certain par- ticvlars be granted —_————— Unveiling Monuments. F. A. Falkenburg, head cony the Woodmen of the World, wi de- liver an oration at 2:30 o’'clock this of | afternoon in St. Mary’'s Cemetery, Oak- land, over the graves of the late T. J. Manning and J. T. Jordan, whe neighbors of Golden Gate C 64 of this ci This will be | veiling of utiful monumer have been erected by the organiza to mark the last resting place of the late neighbors named. ADVERTISEMENTS. / 2O0% < edugtfl_onSa - Only a few days more to take advantage of our great 20 per cent Reduction Sale. next Saturday night. It is duction of 20 per cent on store, including: Russian Sable Garments Sealskin Jackets Mink Stoles Fox Stoles Near Seal Jackets It positively closes an absolutely bona-fide re- every fur garment in our Persian Lamb Jackets Astrakan Jackets Siberian Squirrel Stoles Muffs in all Furs. All prices remain as they were originally marked on account of the great amount of labor that will be necessary to alter them. taken from these prices, co: The 20 per cent reduction is nsequently every garment in the store sells during the sale for 20 per cent less than it's marked. This is the most successful sale we have ever conducted, and is bei of people. ing patronized by hundreds All garments altered to fit free of charge. Mail orders filled if received in time. H LIEBES=COre TheLaryest ExclusivefarHouse in theWortd 133155137 Post St.S.E