The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 3, 1904, Page 4

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY; JUNE 3, 190 0b TAKES | LIFE OF A URDERER of Masked \leu \Wule on the Way to (0“1’1; HERIFF PO\\'ERLE:‘S | BEFORE MANY GUNS Officer’s Effort to Escape! "With the Culprit Fails and Latter’s Life Is Known to Have Been Forfeited SN teh Special Disp © The Call GRANGEVILLE M. Mpyers, the Brownlee, was Sheriff John Sea C. J. Hall, Frank Wyatt, Fred Wyatt sbout $:30 lynched Myers was confined in the County Jail until yesterday, when he was taken to Whitebird for hi liminary hear- ing. He was bound over. The Sheriff and his men were returning to Grange- ville with the prisoner, and when about one mile from Whitebird they were al- most surrounded by thirty or forty June 2.—T. murderer of George taken from Deputy y and Special Deputies Wyatt, Edward and Roy Gordon this morning and Idaho, o'clock | taining two women an BUGGY FALLS INTO A CREEK Women and Children Have a Narrow Escape From Death in Shasta County B g \EHICLL IS WRECKED | Couraore of One of the Occu- pants Prevents a Possible Tragedy Near Redding —_—— Special Dispatch to The Call. REDDING, A buggy three children | was backed over a grade at the Middle Creek bridge near this city this morn- June con- |ing and crashed on the rocks in the creek, twenty-five feet below. The | buggy was wrecked and only the cour- | age and presence of mind of Mrs. W.! F. Green, one of the occupants, saved elderly Mrs. Barber and three children from serious injury and possible death. | The women had started to Keswick and took the three children with them. Just before they reached the wagon | bridge across Middle Creek, Mrs. Green, who was driving, stopped the horse on the creek side of the road to let a wagon pass. The horse became frightened at the wagon and started to back. Before Mrs. Green could pre- vent it the entire outfit went over the bank. Mrs. Green grabbed the children in one arm and Mrs. Barber in the other and held them tight. The top of the buggy being up, they could not fall out. Mrs. Green received severe in- | of. NOTE STARTLES DESERTED WIFE Police of San Bernardino Search for Man Who May Have Ended His Life! INTIMATION OF SUICIDE, Loss of Money Thought to: Have Unbalanced the Mind of an FElderly Resident Special Dispatch to The Call. SAN BERNARDINO, June 2. — This afternoon and to-night the police have been searching the country for M. V. Clark, an employe in one of the local | abstract offices, who has disappeared | after leaving a note to his wife inti- mating that he meant to commit sui- | cide. ! Clark, who is 60 years of age, came | to this city with his family some twelve years ago, and was well thought FPecently he lost some money, and brooded over it until his friends began to suspect that he was becoming de- mented. This morning shortly after | he left the house his wife found, post- | ed in a conspicuous place, a note say- | ing: “Good-by; I will think g! you with | my Al\plg breath.” Below was a rudely drawn figure ot a skull and cross bones. Instead of notifying police headquarters imme- | diately, the bewildered family under- | took a private search for the missing | man, and only appealed to the offi- | cers late in the afternoon. LR | Discharges Torpedoes While Under FLAMES CLOSE FAMOUS MINES |LOW IS GUEST A MINE SHAFT| WILL BE MERGED Imprisoned Men Believed to Have Lost Their Lives in an Arizona Disaster HOIST HOUSE BURNED Employe Who Attempts to Reach TImprisoned Ones Falls Two Hundred Feet PRESCOTT, Ariz, June-2.—Fire oc- curred early this morning at the Hack- berry mine, Big Bug district, which de- stroyed the hoisting plant and resulted | in the probable death of three miners. The hoist house was located directly over the shaft, and when the fire oc- curred two miners were at work in the mine and the exit was completely cut off by the fire. Help was summoned from McCabe and Mayer and the fire was extinguished. One man, in his ef- fort to go down into the shaft, fell 200 feet, and is supposed to be dead. As no . communication could be had with the! two miners they also are supposed to be dead. At a late hour this evening rescuers had been unable to descend into the shaft on account of the deadly fumes, but a hose has been sent down through which air is being forced. SUBMARINE BOAT FULTON IS GIVEN aNOTHER TEST Water and Running at a Speed of Eight Knots. NEWPORT, R. 1, June 2.—The sec- s Negotiations in Progress for the Amalgamation of Brit- | ish Columbia Properties MILLIONS IN CAPITAL Memory of Whitaker Wright Revived by the Prospec- tive Transfer of Le Roi et VANCOUVER, B. C., June 2.—A sen- sation was sprung on the mining com- munity of British Columbia to-day by the announcement of negotiations for the amalgamation of the Le Roi, Cen- | ter Star and War Eagle mines of Ross- land. Their combined capitalization is more than $10,000,000. The merger is being promoted London, England, where is located the head office of the Le Roi. mines are owned by Toronto stockhold- ers. The Le Roi is famous because of its sale for $5,000,000 by the Spokane owners to Whitaker Wright, who re- cently committed suicide. It was for a | false declaration concerning this mine that he was condemned to imprison- ment. Managing Director McMillan is now in Rossland continuing the merger ne- | gotiations with President Blackstock of the other properties. If it goes through nals of Canadian mining. —_—————— DBRIGAND IN MEXICO DEMANDS BIG RANSOM in The other OF PILCRINS San Franciseans Attend Luncheon Given in London | to Ex-Mayor of New York | TOAST TO ROT)SEVELTi —— James Bryce, Presiding at| Function, Praises Read of | the American Government LONDON, June 2.—The Pilgrim Club | entertained former Mayor Seth Low of | New York at luncheon In the Savoy | Hotel to-day. James Bryce presided. | Among those present were Embassador | Choate, Consul General Evans, Major | Beacom, Lord Eustace Cecll, Louis | Dyer, - General Hutchinson, W. D. Howells, Robert P. Porter, W. J. Plerre, | | M. T. Wilson, Rudolph Spreckels and {James D. Phelan, the latter two of San Francisco. The speeches were few and brief, but overflowing with the most cordial sen- | | timents of good will for both countries. ! | Bryce, after proposing the health of | King Edward and eulogizing what the | King had accomplished between the ‘Furopean powers, proposed the health of President Roosevelt as the greatest | man who had occupied the Presiden-, tial chair since Washington. it will be the greatest deal in fhe an-} . Low dwelt upon the importance of ! the two countries knowing each other | better, the good results which followed the Pilgrims in this direction and the ‘Importance of both countries cherish- ing and cementing the friendly rell- masked men, who demanded the Pris- |y jes about the head while Mrs. Bar- P ber's back was hurt. The children The Sheriff attempted to Set aWaY ywere not scratched. The buggy was with Myers, but at points of numerous smashed and the horse was cut and | guns was commanded to halt, which bruised. i be did. The lynchers then ordered the FAVERS R S { -officers to go to Grangeville, stating ' ywoMAN DROPS DEAD that they would take care of the pris FEARING MILITARY PRISONERS DIE *l ond day’s Government trial of the sub- WHILE TRYING .TO ESCAPE marlne boat Fulton to-day was de- !vcted to the firing of torpedoes while Make a Break for Liberty While submerged and just awash. Out at Work and Are Shot | Three torpedoes were taken on board by the Guards. | at the torpedo station and the Fulton, | accompanied by the gunboat Hist and MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, June 2.—| " e h lthe eial Leader of Raiding Yaquis Holds | tions which now existed. . Twelve Prisoners After a Ranch Attack. VERTISEMENTS. GUAYMAS, Mexico, June 2.—The - prefect of police has just been advised of the appearance of a band of raiding Yaquis not far from San Jose de Guaymas. The lndians, sixty in num- | Colds it 18 not definite- but ultimate- r this tix what was done ken whi oner. Aft ly known h these determined SPOUSE KILLED Resident of an Oregon Town Passes From Life After Taving Been | men sought the life of Myers was a Rescued. told-bloode urd he having killed ATHENA, Or., June 2.—“Thank you, George Br near Crooks Corral sir. I suppose the old man is killed.” three weeks ago, at the same time With these fateful words on her lips wounding Wallace Janett. Sheriff Sea¥ ' Mrs. Alexander McKenzie dropped dead left immediately for the scene of the ,¢ ghe ywag rescued from almost certain to recover the body. MyerS| ogp on the main street of Athena this atives in this section. Threats | , dusprpny _, afternoon. of lynching at the time of his drrest| 4 y),0x gwaf lay her husband, badly m— and it was with difficulty |y, pyt not fatally. The horse had s saved Myers’ life until this ;03 ot a heap of fresh earth and run. McKenzie, an aged farmer, was ©OMPANY WILL BUILD thrown u}l of \hf- \':;:ncl:. Starr Lhn:go POWEN PLANT IN SHASTA | 'O Of Athena caught the runaway 2 . A | yards farther on. He held the animal o as the woman dismounted. She had San Franciscans Interested in a Proj- | not been injured, but died from the ect Capitalized at Half a Mil- shock of what she thought was her lion Dollars. husband’'s death. She was 60 years old. REDDING, June —The Mount R TR, > G ] r 1d_Pewer Company is | MRS. ZIEGLER TO WED to begin operations A WEALTHY IMPORTER | to § Cou + plant in Shasta is composed pow compsz Former Wife of an Erstwhile Cham- | pion Bicyclist Soon to Be of Johr Leveck and C. H. Hilbert | nd Archibald Barnard, | Married. | obbins, A. G. Sheath,!| SAN JOSE, June 2—Word has been Kenney and A E.| received from Manila of the coming | isco. A plant | marriage of Mrs. Margaret Ziegler of lled on Battle this city to A. J. Francis, a wealthy miles southeast where 15,000 horsepower g importer of Hongkong and Bombay, The bride-to-be is the divorced wife of n generated Pole lines will be | Otto Ziegler, a former champion hjc: run to Redding, Corning and Chico. clist. After securing a divorce irl' The new company is capitalized for 3 year ago Mrs. Ziegler started on a $500,000 and much stock’ has been | tour of the world. She is the daughter subscribed of Fred Tennant, formerly of this city | B but now of Pacific Grove. She is a YOUTH MUST ANSWER cousin of Dorothy Tennant, the noted CHARG OF SHOOTING | beauty. Her mother states her daugh- | ter has written for her consent to the Solano Court to Hear the Case marriage. —_——— of Boy Accused of Wounding a Woman. June 2.—In t here to-day VALLEJO, Browner's co Justice the pre- ATTACK ON A WOMAN PUZZLES THE POLICE liminary examination of George Witt | Authoritiecs in Spokane Baflied by was held and he was bound over for Mystery Surrounding Beating of | trial before the Superior Court, with | Aged Resident. bail set at §1000. Witt is the 17-year- | SPOKANE, June 2.—Beaten almost to | i»lc youth ;\‘.',‘,‘ is charged with shoot- | jngensibility and bound hand and foot | ing Mrs. William Stevens as she lay | with straps, which cut deep into the in bed besxd'» her husband on the night | wrists and ankles, gagged and choked, | of May 17. The bullet was fired wag the condition of Mrs. Kate O'Con- | through. the bedroom window. nor when found last night near the| it B north end of the Division-street bridge | COURT -ENDS OONTEST in an almost dying condition. There are oV TOWN OFFIC suspieions, uncertainty and mystery Question Resulting From the Election of Trustees-in Winters Sud- connected with the strange case. The aged woman says a man, whose name | she refuses to give, beat her, with no denly Settied. motive whatever. } WOODLAND, June 2.—The *Win- Py e ey | ters election contest, #“which the | SAN DIEGO TO HAV. seats of Town Trustées elected April AN AUTOMOBILE CLUB | 11, 1904, by the anti-saloon element were at stake, came.to an abrupt | Effort Will Be Made to Stimulate the end . this afternoon. ~Judge Caddis| Movement for Improvement of granted the defepdants’ motion for a Roads. nonsuit. As a result of the decision SAN DIEGC 2.—At 2 | E. Ireland, John McCoubrey and H. | just hefi”heri' .Jlm:\l d;z:d:dm::l:f’ F. Smith will retaip ‘their positions. | ganize an automobile club, having for Fhe plaintiffs were: T. E. Dunnigan, | jts principal objects the furtherance 1. W. He and G. W. Hutchens. of the good-roads movement and the DOAH'S KIDNEY -PILLS. | interesting of the people of the State n the Camino Real proposition. | escape. ! Deserted Husband Locates the Run- | up. | much | both disappeared. !wind of their presence in Sioux City |rusH oF | Bullville from the bull quartz found ‘lhere in abundance. 1 Two military prisoners at Fort Snell- ing made an attempt to escape to-day and one of them, named Wisch, was shot dead. Wisch, who had seven times been convicted of violation of rules, be- longed to the Field Artillery. Along with Private Reilley, who is awaiting trial for desertion, he was employed in cleaning up the grounds under the charge of Guard Kennedy. Suddenly the prisoners attacked Kennedy, who | succeeded in beating them off. Then they broke for liberty. Kennedy shot and killed Wisch. Reilley was recap- tured unhurt. , COLUMBUS, Ohio., June 2.—John W. Manning, a prisoner at the United States Barracks, was shot and instant- ly killed by Private Speck, one of the sentries at the garrison. Manning was held awaiting trial for desertion. { While at work to-day he attempted to Failing to stop at the com- mand he was shot through the head. | R e W et sl A OF A MINISTER ELOPES WITH A CLERK WIFE aways in Nebraska and Has Them Taken Into Custody. WAHOO, Neb., June 2.—Mrs. ' Ge: e B. Richardson, the beautiful wife of the pastor of the First Bap- tist Church, and John B. Whitney, City Clerk of this town, were arrested in Sioux City last night, to which place the two €loped some days ago. Several months ago Mrs. Richard- son went East on a visit and on her return is said to have met Whitney in Omaha, where a friendship sprang Returning here the two were together and some days ago . The preacher got! and went to that place yesterday, | where he swore out a warrant for them and they were arrested. | PROSPECTORS < TO NIPPLE MOU N Discovery of a Gold Bearing Dike Fif- teen Feet Wide Causes a Stam- pede From Cripple Creek. CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo., June Hundreds of prospectors and miners have taken locations within the past few days on Nipple Mountain, about thirteen miles scuth of this district, where a gold-bearing dike fifteen feet | wide has been discovered. Samples of ore from the dike which have been as- sayed run from $12 to $100 per ton in gold. It is estimated that 1000 claims have already been staked in the new district. The camp has been named g e — PASSES HEAVY SENTENCE UPON TWO PURSE SNATCHERS Tiecorder Goff Gives ex-Convicts Long | 'ferms in Penitentiary for Robbing 1‘ a Woman in New York. | A motion by the machinists to modify the tug Powhattan, board on the Hist, went up the bay as far as Gould Island. Two torpedoes were fired while the Fulton was en- tirely under water and going at a speed of about eight knots. The boat then rose until thé conning towey was in sight, when the third was discharged. The torpedoes had an average range of 1700 yards. ——————— ETHEL BARRYMOKE WILL BE HERE SOON LONDON, Ju;o Ethel Barry- more will sail for New York on June 5 and will proceed aimost immediately to San Francisco, where she will open her season. H. Davies' play, was produced in Windham's London, on May 16, with Ethel Barry- more as. the star, has proved a fail- ure here and Frohman will withdraw it on June 4. Z ———— / WH lTE(‘gPS IN MONTANA. { Beat a Timekeeper Who Tried to | Protect a Non-Union Man. BUTTE, Mont., June 2.—Jealousy | between the workingmen and the| smeltermen’s unions resulted last | night in a visit of thirteen whitecaps to the High Ore mlne of the Anacon- da Mining Company’s group of prop- erties and the serious wounding of James Paige, a timekeeper, who was beaten and kicked into insensibility by the masked thugs. The gang of white- caps was in searfh of Morgan Howell, a non-union man, who professed a willingness to ally himself with the \\’oTnxnlen‘! Union, but not with the smelfermen. Paige atiempted to save Howell when he was asaulted. Howell escaped injury. —_——— STRIKERS ARE ENJOINED. Restraining Order Against Former Santa Fe Men Made Permanent. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., June 2.— Judge Baker of the District Court has made permanent the in- Junction restraining the strik- ing Santa Fe machinists from molesting the company’s property or interfering with non-union employes. the injunction so as to permit them to converse with non-union men was denied. P The same band that raided the | cota, made a similar raid on the Tezal ber, are commanded by Miguel Men- tosa, a Mexican brigand. The Tascota ranch was pillaged and burned by the savages and twelve Mexicans were carried off as hostages. Mentosa de- mands a heavy ransom for their re- turn. Tas- ranch, but were driven bak by a vol- unteer force commanded by Don Bus- | tamente, the proprietor. Troops have been rushed to the scene of the trou- | ble. ————— DEATH CALLS MOTHER WHEN SON Woman Dies of a Broken Heart Be- cause Her Child Is in a Cell. CORVALLIS, her son was behind prison bars, Elizabeth Martin died heart Tuesday afterncon. She had 1S JAILED | O Fine 31— Besaae \ Mrs. | = of a broken | been perfectly well until the youth was | arvested for interfering With laborers | who were dressing telephone poles. It was another sign of his mental un- soundness, her great tribulation. She knew that it would mean another term | in an insane asylum for her only son. She was prostrated and gradually sank, | though no organic weakness could be | discovered. Edward Martin has been subject all | his life to epileptic fits and other dis- orders. asylum because he seemed harmiess. — e NINETY-NINE YEARS IN PRISON FOR EDDY Los Anzelm Defendant Is Convicted of | July 5. Killing Daniel Mitchell of Cincinnati. EL PASO, Tex., June 2.—Arthur A. | Eddy of Los Angeles was to-day found |13 30 guilty of the murder of Daniel Mitchell of Cincinnati and sentenced to a term of ninety-nine years in the peniten- tiary. The jury was out all night and it is stated that eight members stood for hanging, but a compromise was finally reached. Letters lntmdu(‘ed in evidence from Miss Georgie Van Allen | the woman in the | stated that Mitchell and Eddy | of Tonopah, Nev., case, had never met prior to the murder and that Eddy had not given her $600 which she gave to Mitchell. ADVERTISEMENTS. PUBLIC AUCTION SALESROOM OF SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO. Thursday, June 9th, At!2 0'Clock, Noon BUSINESS PROPERTIES OF THE He was discharged from the | FOR NOME . La Grippe | Catarrh | ; Positively cured with Dr. Hal- pruner’s Wonderful Medicine, or your money returned, Price, | 80c. and $1.00 per bottle. For { sale by all dealers and at office of Halpruner Medical Mfg. Co., 28 California St., S. F., sent by mail or express. People cured free of charge from 1to 4 p. m. ¢ H. S. BRIDGE & CO. MERCHANT TAILORS. . 622 Market Street. Up Stairs. Opp. Palace Hotel. SANFRANCISCO. Novelt'es in Imported Wear. OCEAN TRAVEL. oo | Steamers leave Broadway o/ 4. 9 14, 19. 24, July & ©/ Change to Company's steam- FC Q) yharves piers 9 and 1l | Io\ San Franciseo. I | A\ For Ketchikan, Wrangel, | | Juneau, Haines, Skaguay, | | etc., Alaska—11 2. m. June | i { & B oy ‘ ' & For Victoria, Vancouwver, | Port Townsend, Eeattle, - Tacoma, Everett, | Bellingham—11 a. m., June 4, 9, 14, 10, 24, Change at Seattie to this company ‘s | | steamers for Alaska and . Ry.; at Seattle {or. Tacoma to N. P. Ry.: at Vancouver 1o {C. P. Ry. l'ur Eureka (H\lmb ldt Bay)—Pomona, 1:30 3 July 3. Corona, | 18, '24, 30, July 6. | For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and Bedondo), Sani Dieso and Santa Barbara— Santa Rosa days, 9§ Thursdays, 9 a. m. (via San Pedro and_F: Santa Cruz. Mot . Port Harford (San Ronita, 0 & m.. June 8 16, 24, m., June 4, 12. 20, 25, July 0. San Jose el an, ‘Altata, La Paz, Santa Ro- (Mex.). 10 a. m.. ith eack mo. CURSIONS, Season 1904—The jon steamship Spokane will Seattle and Victoria, Jure 7, . July 5, For further information obtain folder. Right is reserved to change steamers or sailing dates. TICKET OFFICES—4 New Montgom- o7 st (Palace Hotel) 10 Mazket st.ond Beced- | way wharves. it Office, 10 Market st. | C. D. DUNANN, Gem-r-l Passenger Agent. 10 Market ‘st., San Franctsco. and Preight Rates. i pncifc. Const “lelmshln Co.'s Steamship | VALENCIA From San Franciseo, June 8, 11 a. m. From Seattle, June 14, 9 p. m. For rates and full information apply TICKET OFFICES, 4 New Montgomery st. and 10 Market st. FREIGHT OFFICE, 10 MARKET ST. J. H. COOPER, General Freight Agent. C. D, DUNANN, Gen. Passenger Agent, 10 Market St., San Francisco. The | the State of California, | Rents due and accrued .. | Tontine Surplus nm-b(. to | Temporary organization was effected | and a committee appointed to draft NEW YORK, + June 2.—Recorder Goff has sentenced John Crane and JOSE GUARDI OLA ESTATE O. R. N. CO. Told by & San Prancisco Citizen for the | Benefit of San Francisco People. | The greatest importance attached to | the following is that it concerns a San | Francisco citizen. It would”lose throe- quarters of its interest if it involyed some résident of Kalamazoo, Mich., or Woonsocket, ‘R. 1. Like all the testi- mony which has appeared here, and like all which will follow about the old Qua- ker remedy, Doan's Kidney Pills, it comes from residents, fellow citizens and neighbore. No other remedy can sho: such a record of home cures. case: Louis Sanquinetti, huckster, of 1319 | Dupont street, says: “I was so crlp led | with pain in my back, in fact, Luwas jaid up with it, that I could not atte: o to my | work, when Doan’s Kidney Pills came to | my notice and I took a course of “the | | treatment. Previous to that I had ex Lausted my knowledge of known remedies | gathered from ng and - prescribed | by my friends. BSome recommended | this and some recommended that. I took Doan’s Kidney Pills as I had taken other pre;nnuon- in the past, with very little jon of receiving any results, and 1 must confess I was more prised when the -ehlnf in my back stopped. That six months ago and it has not returned. I honestly rec- Doan’'s Kidney PiNs to others =0 that theéy may know about tion upon which they can d For sale by all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, agents for the United States. Remember the name. Doan’s. and 40 substitute. 50 cents. N. Y., sole take | Alleged Anarchist Is of Unsound Mind. | tion. ing a week from to-morrow. e Incorporation of Park Company. SANTA CRUZ, June 2.—The Capi- tola Park Company, with a capital | stock of $50,000, has filed articles of incorporation. The directors are: | James M. Stow, Walnut Creek; J. W. Forgeus, Santa Cruz; Albert Lach- man, Robert Frick and James H. Bor- land, San Francisco. . CHICAGO, June 2.—Abel Gabiniska, under arrest as an anarchistic plotter, with designs against the lives of Mayor Harrison, Honore Palmer and other notables, was to-day declared ! by Police Inspector Shippy to be merely a half-crazed junk dealer from St. Louis. He will be sent to the De- tention Hospital for mental examina- ————— Bookkeeper Robs His Employers. BALTIMORE, June 2.—Jesse B. Baker, a bookkeeper, formerly em- ployed by the National Howard Bank of this city, was arrested here to-day, charged with embezzlement. He ad- mitted that there was a shortage in his accounts of between $10,000 and £12.000. Arthur Nagle to nine years and six months in prison for stealing 30 cents. The men are ex-convicts, it is said, and were found gullty of holding up a woman on Thirty-third street. The fact that her purse, which they snatched, was nearly empty did not lessen their crime in the eyes of the court. Summer School Cor Mining Students, GEORGETOWN, Colo., June 2.— Announcement was made to-day thct] the joint Summer School of Mining of Columbia University of New York, the Boston Institute of Technology, the Lawrence Scientific School of Harvard, | the Sheffleld Scientific School of Yale and the State School of Mines at Golden, Colo., will be held here. The Dives-Pelican Seven Thirty group of mines will be the principal scene of _op:rluonn. e Plan to Revise the Liturgy Falls. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., June 2.— Reports to-day to the General Synod of the Reformed Church show that the 1903 plan for the rovillon of the liturgy has failed. ————— Ladies are cordially invited to visit the new gas range and heating department Bf Bat. Framciseo Ghn 558 Hieeks .,! 415 Post st., now open for In hd St ~ ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE —1 Iflfi“mdfll‘m and Iu-o-. -&rufi. lot 45x90 ‘building. Improvements, three-story and basem Al.nu rents $12,390. No leases. rent. Nos. 318-320 O O’'Farrell stroet, and basement mnl Rent pex- annum. No lease. Present rent nominal. Can h-n‘-‘hlw lvanced by giving lease. ady 11 Bagley place (off gy street). NOTE.—The 1 increased ‘The “Heredia Traoct, Placer County, California. For further par- tioulars apply at the office of . . O'Farrell street, hetween Lot 43:8x60 ft. Four- rented as & piano warehouse af incomes on al! of the above properties can be largely Immediately by (l'l.n. leases. "mufimduh SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO. 218-220 Montgomery St. Mills Building COLUMBIA sails June 6, 16 and 26, July 6, Ie. 28 GEO. W. ELDER sails June 1, 11 and | 21, July 1, 11, 21. Only steamship’ line to PORTLAND, OR., and short rail line from | Portland to all points East. Through tickets to ints, Steamer tickets include berth and m-fi Slgamer suils foot of Spear st at 11 BOOT! Dept., s. H, Agt. Pass. ISWRPY st.; C. CleRD. A‘.‘ Frelght Dept., 4 Montgomery st. | 0ceanics.3.Co, i b i 'lulfll.--ul . §. 5. ALAMEDA, for Honolulu, June 4, 11 a.m. 8 5 VENTURK, tor Honoluhi, Samed. Auck: nd_and Sydney, Thurs., June 16, 8. A RIPOSA," for Tahitl, July 2, YRE m | 1.D.SPRECKELS & BROS. 0., Agts., Ticket 0%ca 643 Yar- Ket,, Freigat Ofice 329 Mardat 3t Piar /. Puil: ;. COMPAGNIE GENERALE huummua DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. Sailing every Thursday instead of A Saturday, at 10 a. m., from Pler 42, North Plverio(:t of %wn st. rst class avre, aod Uoward. Seo- ond class to 35 and GE: 'AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 32 Broadway (Hudson o uiding), New York. J. F. FUGAZI & CO., Pacific Coast Abents, & Montgomery avenus. San Franciece. Tickets sold by all Raflroad Ticket Agents. T e—s——— To U. 8. Navy Yard and Vallefo. STMRS. GEN. FRISBIE, MO) LLO ARROW_0:45 A X won. 3.1 P. 1S A. M. 12:30 NOON, 3:15 P. M. (ex. Sunday). Sundays 7 : NA.:.‘ mr‘:‘-‘y{'?o;'m-:'w Fhone “Main st 1608 HATCH BROS That We're Going to Dispose of at Prices Never Before Quoted for First- Class Goods. A Lln.d L yme th Straps all around. . Silk Lining Bro'n, Olfve or Russet. A. B. SMITH CO. 128 Ellis St. HINTS! My electric anaesthetic vapor method, by use of which there ia no pain, consists of an anaesthetic vapor, driven into the dentine by compressed air; this is taken up by a current of electricity, which carries it to the nerve. numbing it. The compressed air also keeps the cavity clean, so any part of it can be seen at all times. Consultation free. Investigate. DR. A. L. SIMPSON, Dentist, STATEMENT OF THB CONDITION AND AFFAIRS. OoF THE Northwestern Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY O F MILWAUKEE, IN THE STATB OF ‘'Wisconsin, on the 31st day of December, 1903, and for the year ending on that made to the Insurance Commissioner of pursuant to the re- A. D, da; quirements of Section 613 of the Political Code of satd State. CAPITAL. Amount of Capital Stock pnld u» in Cash . ASSETS. Net value of Real Estate Owned . by the Company ..~ $3,611,807 43 Amount of Loans secured by Boad and Mortgage cn Real Estate oo SB,TIS617 07 | Premium notes and ioans in any form taken in payment of premiums on policies now in 3 force . avsvasss 812,311 54 n market of ail Stocks and Bonds owned by ' the .. 67468352 43 208,438 73 2,258,383 I® 91,202 9 Interest accrued but not due.... = 2495469 10 Net amount of premiums in pro- cona of ‘colleetion, and of de- premium: 2,252,755 52 Loans made to policy holders as- signed as collateral . 13,781,253 31,986 Total Assets ......cee LIABILITIES | Claims for death losses and ma- tured endowments; ‘due and unpaid $107,083 12 Claime for death losses and ma- tured endowments in process of adjustment, adjusted but not due 808,142 13 Ciatms resisted by the Company 40,900 00 Net present value of all the out- standing policies.,, computed according to the Combined Experience Tables of Mortal- ity, with four per cemt im< 3 terest 145,038,854+ Amount of all unpaid dividends to policy holders holders ...t All other bilities Total Liabilities ..i..... INCOME. Cash received for premiums on new policies during the year Cash recelved for renewal of premiums during the year Cash received for interest Casin received for rents .. “all Cash recetved other sources e Total incom EXPENDITURES. | Cash paid for los: tured endowments . Cash pald to annuitants Cash baid for ~surrende o polic Cash paid for dividends to polhy holders . Commiscions paid to agents Salaries and other compensation of officers and employ cept agents and medical ox- aminers .. 481,882 12 Salaries dnd traveling expenses of managers of agencies ... in 10t 51 Medical exami fees and ® aries . Cash paid for taxes . Cash paid for rents . Cash paid for commuting. com- missions ... All other cash payments (speci- fymg) Repairs on Real Estate, Legal Expenses, Ad- tising, Printing. ete. |, 449 : Premium not voiled lapse, - $9,978 all ether Pa)m'fll: n 1,636,143 0 Total Expenditures dun- the year . 15 076,545 ‘PREMIUM-NOTE ACCOUNT. Premium notes and other prem- ifum obligations at beginning of the year . $292.225 25 Premium notes and other prem- . « fum obiigations received dur- < ° ing the year .....: . 144,691 SO Total ...... Deductions during the year, as follows Amount of notes and other prem- lum _obligations used in pay- ment of lcsses and claims. . Amount of notes and other prem- , lum obligations used in pur- ~ cha ndered $i5,246 74 se of surre: policies 8,555 55 Amount of notes and other prem- . . fum obligations used in pay- ment of dividends to policy ¢ WM . < 5 33a-4 < doces o 26208 51 Asount of nA)@t and “other pre- - mium oblixations voided by : lapse of policles..... 2979 1 Amount of notes and other prem- ium obligations r-deemed maker fn cash s 35,313 10 Total reduction of - fum.Note Account ..... $124,608 51 Balance, note assets at end of the YORF ieovvocieeesoffinen $312.311 54 WILLARD MERRILL, President. J. W. SKINNER, Secretary. Subscribed and wsworn to before -. 29th day of January. 1904 ' P. R. SANBORN, Notiry Publie. LARENCE M. SMITH, General Agent for California, Phelan SAN FNANCISCO CAL, Weekly Call, $1 per Year A this