The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 20, 1906, Page 14

. - e N FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1906 THE ! ; : i e i Tetaoe il s trustes : Trains leave anid are 4% | tenslon . Homesicad Assoclation. quitclatm e - 2\ SAN FRANCISCO- . Bull & Bear if :Té’"a o5, ol D. Daley;lot 890, egmne, qult- ' 3 Faox DEozusER 2, 1905 cCoD William Hughes to same, same, quitclaim . | Fazny Daror / Columbia deed; §5. (Foot of Market Street.) eV {er Battour. B Bt ot 1ot Block T, aub- [NE_ === x',?)\'f’\" - | diviston of property of Burlingame Land Com-’ A 3 S Ty “:v'n': ] DB Bits € "Biie Estate Company to Jomm I Taonen, Imperial Commissioners Are|Pleasure Craft Destroyed Able Papers on Delinquent L T ¢ 3 requiem | Don ‘g nue, N "Iurnf; OIEHIE:;IF 1‘3':? > ?{ 3]23!3?«": . B 5 . ; 7.40A Vallcjo, Nuapa, Calistogs. . Dixie "0 Santa. ¥nes ’f;zrr. 3 :‘I.o.,a‘m.m‘,? 7 ook 2% | Shown County Institutions| . by Order of the Husband| Children Are Read at Meet-| ;igusiioc” it Livermore 100, “mpire 7 3 San Mateo; A & . S Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton Rt P40t 27herit? (Ygow) 1o gur . ouen | and Dine at Hull House| of Ownmer of the Vessel| ing of Board of Charities | ssmsys Soemollihio'sd |, “lore % —————— Bluff, Portland, Tacoms, Seettle. 8.00ADavis, Woodland, Knights Lauding, 7480 | of lot 35, continuing one and a halt hundredth of acres, map of property of Villa Homestead 3, S R band 6 W; also 0. WHITTIER 1S VISITED RECEPTION IN EVENING [SUIT REVEALS FACTS Assocoatiin, township 3 | | p ‘wn Collins street by 400 and adjacent SW line | | | i | 12 rty in S Fra 10. " teos 2 | cofig:x:;d Levy o) B;;::r:z.:t D;Il,‘ lot on X 1ine of Memdoray Armose, ford, f 408 nta nd avenue, 5 of Potter, N ¥ s % Visaila, reille .. eneen o R =g L:x‘l‘i.‘ ’;- “"“““ E Yummonies Tract o, | Visitors Welecomed to the|Boat the Property of Mrs.|Bishop Conaty and Other| 3204, fi“‘y:?.;’.‘&“'n"&x""m‘v"rm.‘.’. 2 e et ay an ‘llliam Calwell to Cawie M. Jury Y - . . Bakerstield ...... = 48 Boltmg Disret ol of L Sy Tot 17, Slock 21, s City by Special Committee| Susan Parker of New York,| Well Known Men Talk oft| s4oaslicn ganiosts i Speing. d B of 'vision of o] n Vestern b % o 1a1d_Bulifrg 05 | tie o ; i = 3 Tav - . Tone, .Sac mto, Placerville, . e 8 | ton to rown of san Mateot s1o0. | Appointed by the Mayor Well Known as a Skipper| Ways of Boys aud Girls e e e Red Biufr.... 4.08% 3 | M. Devercacx, lot 9, block 13, map of Frank | 8.40A Oakdale, Chinese, Jlm:nw'n. s08 ' | B. Brophy’s subdivision of Miramontes Tract, | o PO o i e 128m Haltaon $10. | _CHICAGO, Jan. 19.—Tuan Fang and Tat Special Dispatch to The Call. LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19.—An fnteresting | 8.40a “mei,u.;na.svf‘““(‘* Snconi) - 488 and Way Statjous (*Concord p + Development Company to E. | 26, block 2, Miramontes Tract. 10, Hal{movu D. Meissner, lol Haifmoon Bay colony; $! programme was rendered to-night at the session of the State Conference on Chari- Vailelo, Dafly: Naps, Sunday oniy Hun Tzu, the Imperial Chinese Commis- Los Angeles Passenger—Port Cos aioners t. thia Haiten States, bt tHEIE | o WO COREL, 18U, 18 CAI(AM | Jgmes pilot_: 5 an Francisco 18 it = Roshone - — 10 “iinnah Mcbonaid (wigow) to Rebert 3. and | retinue arrh ' Cardiff, formerly the skipper of the steam et 2 Shoshn B Gi0 . 1| Seiab X iicidas ot 361 cmap ot ybatvision fi foldar I s oIty A s o | yachi Bevihian, /Tatined; (o-day’ Defoes | og. $90 Gamesiious. Thy chief sdirees S rop Buackiom M erosd 9 Stelnway 2, San Mateo Park: $10. : J was C . ymond, Ventura = 13|, Haitmoon Bay Development Compgny to Ng pointed by Mayor Dunne met the visitors | Judge Wheeler and a jury in the United | Tenq Yo’ Cras ong:el'mm‘zlm:‘;r‘?eogz: - T el 05 | Poon Chew, lot 21, block 1, map iramar | &t the depot and escorted the party, fitty | States Circuit Court that he had deliber- | speakers were W. V. Stu‘!‘ard. State Com- Bakerafield. Los Angeles . 7.08» | Trgce No Y, at Haltmoon Fay; $388. . |in number, to the Auditorlum Annex, |ately set fire to that pleasurs craft on | missioner of, Labor Statistl “Chila | 1SRAEDiac. Santas O o | o otita Eary abowine b | arere (BeyEwill remain durlug {he Lires the, night of June 17, 100, and had then | Lavor Law~: Judge Klamroth of Pasa- | 11.00aThe Ote 3 e | Qivistons 1 ana 2: $400. days which will be spent by them in Chi- | abandoned her. He declared that in burn- | dena, on *Probation Work," - Chicago, Denver, Kansas C187... tfl: = R Eavara W Howard, executor of estate of | Cago. g tho Eloxttian: Ho-hiA Mo (ha BIA0E | o o v et Nilen, San Jose and Way Stations. _%.48m ) A | wililam 1. Stoward, (o Charles A" Wein | Atll o'clock Colonel Dusgan, command. | of Dr. Charles Thorndyke Parker, the | end Its e oia wafi‘:‘:w,""m’,;fl;';f;:,flmt" " ' _5‘ Do s ;g map No, 1, fown of Bhr":‘l’m! ‘;“"]7 right to ing the Department of the Lakes, called | husband of the owner, Mrs, Susan Defor- | The afternoon session of the State con- Modesto, Merced, Fresno........ 12.089 i |y 17 | use sewer in Howard avepue. §1500. at the hotel to pay his respects, and an | est Day Parker. forence in Simpacn Auditorfum was tairly | SAPDENIR_ Wikters Sacramento, X Foase | Kawich & B. 13| Sou il 8, S:.l;nne lo&iuy Emmett (w(fim, lot 18, block 310;;: Ll;ur the Chinese were taken to| Mrs. Parker w; formerly Miss Susan | wayp uunded.n m e ;M—" Jm: . l’-m Interment | Kawich Gold — 02 Sylvanla ..... 10(4% S With SuineNsasmesns, ih e county institutions at Dunning, | Deforest Day. fore her marriage to| .« » H: N and Way Statfons 7. > prot Herm Kawen 8 Co — 04 Tokop Con ... 16 | Aptonto and Gracle Borelto John, Frusler: | (welve miles from the city. Luncheon | Dr. Parker she gained fame in yachting 00 L e B et b Feitele, Mariez, Sa1 Ramon, L PAH MINING EXCHANGE. B il S o Servadien tinu ectal train m':d.the circles as skipper of the Scythian, Which | by Dr. . V. Coffin, sssistant euperin wnfia‘;"'fiumg ofockin: Lodi..... 1 5 e e e e . o New 1ty Company to T. programme of the day was arran 80 | was bought by her and converted from a ok tha 3 ¥ ansen. were th ale: the San Fran- " % - e P | R T PSRt ! S S i | VRS DS § | sl g ; 9:15 a. m. Session 6 Block 2. Gean Boulwvard Tract, Haltmoon | fOF the greater part of the day at Dun- | boat. i 0 Owl t ctors ~ ranza Bay; $10. ning, inspecting Lhe county Infirmary and | ~The witness sald that he had & secret | Rqrr ug Tmanes o e Sy e s TS - aath ittt | A e A e ——— the hospital for the insane. agreement with Dr. Parker by which the retary of the State Board of mmjm" 5.00PGolden State Limited—El e e - — —12 wanse, b30 FIREMAN HARRISON, WHO WAS Dinner was served at Hull House, the |latter was to give him a reward of $10,- ;:)ke on “The Relati of the State “; Bansas City, St. Louls IMERCIAL NEWS 1 a INJURED, IS NOW A CAPTAIN | social settlement on Halsted street. ‘A |00 for the destruction of the Scythian. | 'ge Dependent Child 0::“1 tha aikgect of n.cylgc e ’—a: COMMER L NEWDS. study of the methods of Hull House and | The purpose of this, he was led to sup-| yuq - Finding for Vallejo, Port Costs, Benicia, Sul- Former Lieutenant Is Advanced In|the scope of the work done there occu- | pose, was to get the insurance that was ultus A. Brown was “Foms Finding fo Sun, Sacramento. ceee 11.20A ” Rank by Order of the Board pled the commisstoners until 8:30 o'clock | carried on her by the owner. the Dependent Child.” The discussion of | g.ggpEastern Express—Omans, 2 y : of Commissioners. this evening. At 9 o'clock & reception| The story that was told by Captain this paper was opened by Dr. Walter l‘h.r:‘v‘;r&.‘ kanses :g. osia, Thie Boatd of Mive, Gomtalvafoness (&t | wes sivan Dy tha dattora;to the CHINeus | g st Tutitnte St nrounht Gy g} Sioier e Aty tiye . A L Bomo, piri, Mon a.l 1248m ard, Niles and San Jose Mont _Ton. ... at Bank Ohio Sandstorm ...l §230 Harwaia, .00P Reno Passenger—Port Costa, Be- nicia, Sufsun, Elmira, D{xon. jono- London and Liverpool and Globe Insur- ance Company to recover about $7000 from Mrs. Parker. After the burning of the Scythian this company paid her $21,000 as insurance on the yacht. Subsequently the company made the discovery that Mrs. Parker had removed nearly every- thing of value from the yacht before it was sent on its last cruise. Captain Cardift testified that Dr. Parker had first proposed to him that he should set fire to the Scythian in the sprihg of 1900. Captain Cardiff said at that time the boat had. been chartered to Trenor J. Park, a well-known member of society, who was taking a large party of friends for a West Indian cruise. BOLD COUNTERFEITER ARRESTED IN CHICAGO | its regular weekly meeting yesterday | afternoon promoted David Harrison. | who lost his foot.and nearly his life | at the wire factory fire at North Beach | on October 27 last, to the post of tem- | porary captain of chemical engine No. ] 7. Hoseman A. Isaacs was appointed | lieutenant of engine & to succeed Har- | | | | merchants of Chicago. M CENRE AN GREETED OVER THE PHONE. Chinese Whittier Reform School this morning. al- though the inclement weather prevented a general attendance. FOUR TIMES ESCAPES DEATH ON GALLOWS Spectal Dispatch to The Call. HELENA, Mont., Jan. 19.—Pleasant Dra- per, who was sentenced four times to be hanged, escaped the gallows and served a term in the penitentiary, being pardoned by Governor Toole, reached Helena to- day. Twelve years ago he was arrested for killing a colored girl on the Crow Indien Reservation. He was tried before United States Judge Knowles, convicted of murder in the first degree, and sen- tenced to be hanged. His attorneys se- 1000 500 4500 100 7 2/ 1000 200 1000 _ 1000 130 600 3111300 89 p. m. Session 14 Kendall Envoys Converse With the Minister in Washington. WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—Sir Chen Tung Liang Cheng, the Chinese Minister, greeted the members of the Chinese In- dustrial ‘Commission on their arrival in Chicago, by long distance telephone. With Tuan Fang and Tal Hing Tse, the heads of the commission, he conversed at some length, telling them particularly of the general interest excited by their presence. The members of the party were somewhat fapigued by their long trip from the Paciflc, but declared it to have been Intensely enjoyable and of the greatest interest. Their plans remaining unchanged, they will arrive in Washing- s Express—sao- Marysville, Redding, Puget Sound sad East. 8.48a $.00p Hay ward, Niles and San Jose (Sun- da; .. $11.484 il y only).. COA:! Narrow Gauge). oot of arket Street.) 9.16 Newark, Centerville, San Jose, Felton, Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz and Way Stations .. % 12.16pNewark, Centerville, San Jose, New Almaden. Los Gatos, Felton, Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz snd Principal Way Statfons . i 4.15p Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos ... 40308 9.45p Hunters Train— (Saturday only) Sun Jose and Way Statio: 17590 COAST LINE (Broad Gauge). & (Third aad Townsend Streets.) Tamen | rison. The following probationary firemen | have been assigned to the following houses: M. H. Severance, truck 10; %7 | Hosenian A. J. Hennessy, engino 283 57 | Hoseman Rudolph Schubert, engine 88; Hoseman James E. Campbell, engine | 12; Hoseman Bernard McDermott, en- gine 6; Hoseman Anton Swanberg, en- gine 6. The following transfers were made: Edward F. Downs, from engine 37 to engine 35; Truckman Thomas Riley, 5.55» Mont Ton... at Bank ... . 8 10.. wic - Pick tah o Yellow Jacket w K. Mackay of engine 15 was accepted. Charges were ordered filed against | Driver M. Barrett of water tower 1, who, according to Captain Wralty, re- | fused to obey an order while on the way to a fire. The Comm: a pension board, granted a pension of $60 a month from the st of next month to the cap- re- owing to bronchitis and syncope, after a fall, from apparatus on of $i Allen, stoker, engine 7. |in the service twenty years his record is excellent. During time he received Injuries to his knee- cap and his jaw, resuiting in rheuma- tism of the knee and deafness of the right car. ————————— | WILL GIVE NEW RABBI A HEARTY WELCOMING Rev. L. G. Reynolds Will Be Installed as Hend of the Keneseth Israel tain of chemical engine 7, who retires sulting from injurles received by him the way to a fire in June, 1802, A pension 0 a month was granted to John Allen has been and the no session of the international conference on Morocean reform through deference for the Moroccan delegates. A Moorish villa served temporarily as a mosque, where the Moors redoubled their religlous fervor in praying for the preservation of their country. In the meantime the exchanges of views between the delegates of the powers have brought an agrement not to consider ques- tions outside of the prearranged Franco- German programme. One result of this is to exclude the religious subjects which the Vatican is said to desire to Introduce throligh Austria. However, one of the Embassadors said to-day that the Jewish question can come up not as a religious issue, but as incident to the protection of the subjects of the Sultan. L Mohammed-El-Torres, head of the Mo~ roccan mission, has informed the dele- gates that the Sultan is prepared to abol- igh harsh laws requiring Jews to pros- trate themselves before the mosqués and other humiliating practices, but the dele- gates doubt the wisdom of their abolition, as Mohammed-El-Torres and the foreign sisted arrest. The capture was made by a detail of picked men from the local police department and was made at the request of United States Secret Service Agent ‘Walker. Walker had previously arrested D. B. Blackburn, a young man 24 years of age, at La Junta, Colo. Blackburn was on his way to Dogdge City, Kans., and stopped off at La Junta to purchase a bottle of whisky. He paid for the liquor with a ten-dollar bill which was later found to be spurious. Blackburn was arrested and the United States authorities notified. Agent Walker went to La Junta and found eighty-five counterfeits among the effects of Blackburn. The latter, when confronted with the bills, told Walker that he had gecured them from Barnard and gave the officer Barnard's address in this city. A search of the premises re- sulted in finding copper plates and other essentials to a complete plant for making counterfeit money. The bill counterfeited is what' is known as the “Buffalo bill” of the denomination of ten dollars. A number of them have been disposed of in this city and Agent dictiqn only in cases involving an Indian upon an Indian reservation. Neither Draper nor,his victim were in this cate- gory. - After the Supreme Court rendered this memorable decision which saved Draper from the gallows his case was transferred to the District Court of Custer County. He azreed to plead gullty to the charge of murder in the second degree. As ha had already spent several years in jail, almost within the shadow of the gallows, the Custer County authorities, in order to save the expense of a trial, accepted his ofter. He accordingly pleaded guilty and was gentenced by Judge Loud to twenty- eight years In the penitentiary. He had served about elght and a half years, which is equivalent to a fifteen-year sen- tence with the good time allowance, when Governor Toole granted him a pardon. —_——e———— REBELS IN ECUADOR ENTER THE CAPITAL GUAYAQUIL, Jan, 19.—The revolution- Ne T 31° 4306 Ton D 61 9 Nev 3 el = truck & to truck 9. ton on Wednesday morning. i NG QUOTATIONS, William Hart, hoseman of chemical e RO cured a stay pending an appeal to the e e T e ¥ Comstocks. | engine 6, and Charles Neil, stoker of 1 ) \{ DENVER, Jan. 19.—James R. Barnard, | Supreme Court of the United States. Four o g o Bl B and e tansterves and | MOROCCAN CONFEREN CE believed by the Bolice o be the chiel of & | times ho was sentenced by Julge Knowles et ke o Justi | will be reassigned later. The transfer TORQ T 4 7 | gang of counterfeiters, was arres| at | pefore his case was finally adjudicated 0, Paso es, ta of Driver F. 1. Kenny o Monitor bat- GOES OVER A DAY |{i'ome in this city to-day. Whemwenken | by the highest tribunal This court laid | | b L 2 is under consideration. e Barnard had two revolvers strapped t0 |down the principle that Draper should bara, Saa Buenaventura, Oxnard, e e ibmin. Toh ATCEEIBAR SRl Jan. 10 THIE D% [Tincuala = and e aell WAL AT B8 FOL | Iinws iean triafl i Xiet Saill and. Sot- (e Burbank, Los Angeles < ing the Mohammedan Sunday, there Was | peen taken by surprise he would have re- | Pederal courts, since the latter had juris- | $00AG1y, Heuleer Ealses, Grene ville, Del Monte, Surf, Lompoc ... . 8.00ASan Jose, Tres Pinos, Watsonville, Capitola, Santa Cruz, Pacific Grove, Salinas. San Lais Obispo 20d Primeipal Way Stations 10.30aSan Jose and Way Stations. 11.30A San Jose and Way Stations. 2.152San Jose and Way Stations - 300pDel Monte Express—Santa Ciara, San Jose, Watsonviie, Sauta Cruz, Del Monte, Monterey Pactic Grove . 13.00P Los Gatos, Wri, Santa Cruz, via Santa Clara, San Jose. Los Gatos, Ig-i:l-n.lmna Principal Way Stations 45eSunset Express—Liedwood, Jose. Gilroy, Salinas,’ Paso Robles, San Luls Obispo. Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Deming, El Paso, New Orleans ............ 6.46PEl Paso, Kansas City, St. Louls, Chicago. 5.45PPajaro, Watsonville, Capitoia, Santa Cruz. Castroville, Del Monte, Pacific Grove 18.16PSan _Mateo, Beresford, Beimont, San Carlos, Redwood, Fair Oaks, 8.009 Palo Alto and Way Stations 11.30PSouth San Francisco, Millbrae, 2 Ministers residing in Morocco say that Congregation. Walker belleves that Barnard shipped Nogame, San Mateo, Beimos Red Top Ex. ¥ the non-performance of this traditional 3 . | aries have entered Quito, the capital of game, S The meml{crs of the Congregation | jpeisance by the Jews would excite an others to confederates in different places. Bevador. - Vice President Baquerizo Mo- mfi‘?&‘&m‘#‘mfifi"‘“ Keneseth Isracl are making great prep- | antj-Jewish outbreak. Tt is expected that o ESTIONED, |Teno has asumed executive power and | 11.30sSatunturs oely for Mayol : - arations to install the Rev. L. G. Rey- | tne American delegates will strongly fa SENATOR CLARK QUES * | will appoint a new Cabinet. fatn View. Suunyvale, Lawrenes, - : g A epen) gl ke e vy | vor amelioration of the condition of the | peily of Taxes Pald on Mine He Owns T e e T AR Wfifi—:—fi_g;—fifivi- Vernal ....... 0% oS Jews. In Arizons. SANTA TERESA DEAD. (Pm.,, ;,,,..u.,. s District. | The installation will be an impressive s WASHINGTON, Jen. 19.—Senator W.| puopnre o 7. Jan 19.—News comes Sunday .00, A ) Lige Harie.. — ceremony. All of the rabbls of this WILL NOT ASSIST A. Clark of Montana appeared be;tmedthf ,mmoc,mo,; of the death there a few s 50 0300 w5 12.00 .. 3 H { Mom:. Bulier clty will be present and take part in the IN REVISING RULES|Here Committee on Territories to-02Y | oy ago of Santa Teresa at the age of . ¥ 7 Shoshone . 9] B vrte). cain will R"e 1‘91;’ ‘;‘ ;he g ané wade % "“‘:h“e"’[‘;nfi’e':i"";; 58 coeppe}; 33 years. She was born on the Yaqui| — KicrMomig . . F v Aftemoon 3 p- Vista Grande. — ¢y Deautiful e ifice on uss street, e~ & assessment on River. She DOGMSSM unusual magnetic - epted. . (onday only # LPHIA . 19.—. ; Daily, and stops at all staci ; iy PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19.—After a 10ng | mine at Jerome, A. T. which has been | "%k 03° FGa horhs, ete., and be- | o pe at all atations on Sunday. 42 Wolverine tween Howard and Folsom, to-morrow Jther Districts. | evening at 7:30 o'clock. The following Ray & O'Brien 05 — | programme will be given: 2 :_inmwcll - - 10| Opening prayer, Cantor Rev. H. Samuelson; S Tk address of welcome, President J. Simon; in- stallation_sermon, Rev. Dr. Jacob Voorsanger: conference the commitee of twenty-five men invited by the Republican City Com- mittee to cenfer with that body on Mon- day next to revise the rules of the Re- publican party in Philadelphia, decided to- mentioned frequently in the joint state- hood hearings as one of the great mining properties alleged to be escaping just tax- ation under the present Territorial organi- tion. came a notable healer among people who ignorantly ascribed to her supernatural powers. Such excitement was created by her in certain sections that she was ban- ished from Mexico, though there was no CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. C0. Tiburon Ferry. Foot of Market Street. RAF. 02' Ton Berkeley B! Ton Gold Mt. 11 15 i | i - | address, Rev. Dr. Jacob Nieto; address, Rev. | day not to participate in the proposed irman of SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN ol O |ty ML SIS LI IS of e comiics | Reean ST et | charge f S e e IO, | i £ b (& o o) ST V& BB ¥ o 23 et 2 eal 43 ), 6 p. m. 2 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, | Babbi B Berman; respomes, Bev. L, G. Rey- | Of, twenty-five are promnently entifie fttee to question o 23l san u 2 - | holds: closing prayer, Rev. Dr. B. M. Kap. | With the city party and the Lincoln parts, :nl}?:liedm;tag-";nc&‘:: o, Rznl:esenta- ton, where she was respected. SUNDATE-S:0% $:00 o. 3h: 1008 508 S04 SAN RAFAEL TO D S —— LATE SHIPHING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. and several of them are members of Mayor Weaver's advisory board, which the Mayor created last year to assist him =y tive Moon of Tennessee interjected: “I would just as soon question a United States Senator as anybody else If he knew WEDNESDAY, JANUARY lizabeth A. Bropl to Eliz- lots ® 2nd 10, block 2, Frank |ANOTHER CHARGE " ¥'s subdivision of Miramontes Tract, N 0, in carrying out municipal reform meas- - Friday, Ji ; 19, » Bay; d anything I want to know. day, January 1 g e OF HAZH\G IS F ILED e Moon then explained that the charge ‘;tz;:(emm%fl, f;;fl;‘», lf'; m{' from e | od 80 | sinwran Destina- tion. Former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith presided at the conference. The committee in its declination says that’ the Republican City Committee does not come to the independents with a just title; that it is the creature of snap pri- maries, and that what the people want is not merely a revision of the rules, but a revision of the personnel. The reply also calls attention to the fact that the Legislature now in extra session will take up the question of uniform primary elec- tions and that no revision of rules now made could become operative before the new law Is passed, and that any revision would be made in the dark without that San Fran. Week Days. Meek > eek to Rosa M. Meek, 16t 71, had been made of unjust and corrupt taxation of the United Verde property, and asked Senator Clark to make a state- ment. Benator Clark explained that he was the chief owner of the mine in question and said hée had always paid the full tax levied, except one time, when the tax RAILWAY TRAVEL. was contested because it was thought to be unjust. He said he was not fully pre- pared to make a detailed statement, but ‘/\. CALIPoRNlA thought his company was paying taxes on | Wi about $1,200,000 assessed against the im- provements and personal property it owned. This represented an assessment, Bktn Northwest, Esvold, 16 days from Port- land. of subdivision 1, San Mateo Park; gift. Antoine_and Gracfe Borel to Elia M. Bull (wite of W. H.), lots 206, 307, 309, map sub- , San Mateo Park; $10. bbetts to J. E. Rogers lot 22, map of South San Francisco, plat Sun- ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 13.—The trial of days. Midshipman Chester A. A. Bloebaum of | 8t. Charles, Mo., on a charge of hazing | was resumed before the court-martial this morning, George H. Mann, Bloebaum's counsel, addressing the court in his be- half. The next case to be tried is that of Charles M. James of Grinnell, Jowa, a member of the second class. Like Meri- wether and Bloebaum, James was obliged to stay at the academy during Septem- ber last, when the other upper classmen were. on leave, because of deficlency in BAl : ‘ Sun- \Wflk Friday, January 19. days. | Days. Stmr City of Topeka, Cann, Seattle. Stmr Sea Foam, Miller, Mendoeino. ; $io. Frank C. ¢ Sykes (single) to Jessie C. Farmer | Perry (widow), | $10, 4awn Improvement Company to Mrs, ardsiey. lot 229, section H, map of n Cémetery: $105. | Levy to Henry B. Hardesty, lot | line of Garcia strest, 60 E of Pottér, N : e e B block 4, Miramontes | y;o studies. He occupled part of his time, [ Sulde. ; he said, larger than some properties pay South San Francisco Land and Improvement | it is charged, in initiating the members of e, 5.0 (T 1 in Montana or any other State he pays Company o Per and Susan Hanson, ot 2i, | the new fourth class into the academy | AGED MAN MAKES A WEARY taxes in. Senator Clark refuted newspaper state- ments that the mine was worth more than $1,000,000,000. He said they were mere guesses as to the amount of ore yet un- blocked and absolutely unreliable. “I defy any one to estimate accurately the value of the mine,"” sald Senator black 1?;0 map of South San Francisco, plat TRIP ACROSS THE COUNTRY dward W. Howard (trustee estate Willlam Howard) to Sophis Kashow, lots 2 and 3, block . supplementary map to map No. 1, town Bur:mx-mr,]g:;d right to use sewer In How- D, life. The court-martial occupied only seven minutes in reaching a verdict in the case of Midshipman Bloebaum, by far the shortest period in any case, | The case of Charles M. James of Grin- r. b 90 Travels on Foot From His Home in Towa to Visit Relatives Living in Kentucky. OWINGSVILLE, Ky., Jan. 19.—Robert J. Ward, 70 years old, arrived to-day in Malina Eisert to Gustav H. and - Henry P. Umbsen, lots 1 4, 5 6, 11, 12, | neli, Towa, a second class man, was then n 14 i5_ana 16 veition 3 Sownehip 3 svall |iseken up) mn geveral witnesses testifled ’B)"Y“MC;’““‘Y‘M visit relatives from | Clark. *“The eye cannot reach into the o Towhehip 3 south, range 5 west: alao lots| (DSt they had been hazed ihy him. A af“thirot:-?' el “"";V an absence | ground, and oré which seems to be in in- Market St, Ferry 11 52721 and 22, section 23, {fownsnip 3| charge of hazing has been filed «against tE itre si";t';ng:&;:-q“m ::don‘:‘;:‘: :!thuuble quantities may play out any mflbflumu m2 l;m-m. Qak- 3 'me.”” land; . San Jose. 5 south, range 5 west; -+ 55 | Josieh B. and Gertrude D. Howell to J. R. i7 | pouglass, jot 27, map subdivision 1, San Mateo 16 | park; $10. 18 " Masonic Cemetery Association to James Gibb, jot 108, mection E, amended map of Cemetery Midshipman Claude B. Mayo of Colum- bus, Miss,, a member of the first class. GOVERNOR PATTISON and six months to makg the trip. His family started with him, but after pro- ceeding a short distance were struck by a cyclone and Ward's wife and two Chairman Hamilton showed a news- paper clipping in which Senator Clark ‘was quoted as saying he had’rejected an offer of $25,000,000 for the United Verde To SAN RAFAEL, ROSS VALLEY, G e Contoghy . Mrs. Sareh O I8 CRTTICAEILY TTTj{fsssniars were AM1sd - Metds srahifiaing Hentior QK denied tha austa, 6 Dlock 1 Mirpaisnton dact 16, 1 struck by a falling tree and rendered | tion and said he had never offered to sell > 0 il unconscious. When he recovered and | the property and had never had an offer MILL VALLEY, township of Halfmoon Bay: $10, Frank P. and Elizabeth A. Brophy to Ann M. Hedges, lot 9, block 15, map of Frank P. s ision of Miramontes Tract at Halfmoon Bay; 810 = The Newion ty pany to George | Haines, lot on W line of Pacific avenue, 276:2 S of Central evenue, § 50 by W 132:6, lot 10, biock 1, Ocean Boulevard Tract, same; $10. Special Dispatch to The Call. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 19.—Despite the reporis of his secretary and his physician, Governor John B. Pattison is critically 1. His family is suppressing the news of his condition and his friends are alarmed. To-day it was reported that in learned of his loss he decided to com- for it. plete the journey on foot by himself. > ——————— SACRAMENTO COUPLE Y IN MISSOURI | cAZADERO, Ete. RAJLROADS FIX SPECIAL RATES FOR CONVENTIONS CHICAGO, Jan. 19.—At a meeting of | e to same. lot on W line of Pacific ave | Tt ion to lung trouble the Governgr has | the representatives of the transconti- | ' Epectal Diepatch to The Call. — sam 0. typhoid fever. Friends who have "called nental railroads to-day it was decided KANSAS CITY, —Io Jan. 19.—The i %‘.’J"" to make the following rates for the conventions named: Grand Army of 1 vl the Blp\vl le mp‘:ent,‘v uohle-gw-lh. L mer's. Clobe, o e ot 8 i for_the round trip. 5 NS $L A Kfl{{m 1o Gseorr(: A, Hemloy Altre T Green, F. Masson Smith, lot 31, 20, A1 inap of third addition to San Bruno Ry is ‘;:z;?;:‘;; Shl G corge A. Hensley, Alfred T. Greea and R. | ship or dies the State would go under the z Maswon Smith to Louise J. McMurry, same; | control of the Republicans. Lieutenant 5 | 810, tmoon Bay Developing Company to N. G/ | Governor Andrew L. Hardy is a Republi- Poon Chew, lot 15, block 2, Miramar Tract, | Can and so are the rest of the State of- | Halfmoon Bay Colony; $10. ficials. Burlingame Realty Company to H. D’Aroy at the Pattison home say that the Gov- to a romance came this afternoon in Jus- tice Shoemaker's private office, when Ryan and Miss Elinora G. Chris- H 1 N ¥ Ton Con Con - 1 57} North_Star. nehor. 5 = f Mationad catio nal Association, San , one fare for the round trip, RS I R e San Diego Is Drenched. 80 oz 30 jden Gate. bl proviic Souditle 4 | Power, lot 7, block 14, map of subdivision 2, A 11T mock Bx 13 | Porlinene Ran % (o Hannsh McDonala, | SAN DIEGO, Jan. 18—In. th Penbody Family ok > o evene s | o W a 7 -1 Recovering. @ gt {150 161 map of cubidivision 2, San - 16 gty the @5 01| Ton Hme Con 06 | Park: gict. \4 TonSlv & Gid i |;l‘£”r:‘€m hgv&.e:.c:“m:;d%mm&n rh.".&fl.uu . ldward H. Howard; executor estate 2 | Wit T Howar o Butitaeae - Realty | Storm. . Fallbrook had over 3 inches, | yesterday, E Company. right to connect with sewer o How. | Julian 115 inches, Ramona, . 1B 18 a £ L n ? inch, ¢ 3 | Highland . ard wvemse, lots 2 3, 6, 7, 9, 10, 14, 15, 18, | side 163, inches, and Escondido 15