The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 8, 1906, Page 38

[ B e e e e T i — - ~pamy , ament § | ~ names after he mately | ing -4 with this notice, ¥ fine suit to N MINES the Liberal iEnd Impor e the Cause. *Cbrocle h 17 —A cable to m savs . By the ik and dangerous dca the Govern if 1n a posjtion urd In the at tponstbility for _over fines will be begun. trary &pretal Dispated to the “Chronicle.” ST 1C the past vear The coming year prom- the attemtion of the werid Capital is - e RAPID TRANSIT |: > i mem refres: NEW YORK March 17.—-Ow|\1giriage 15 largely to the success of the- present John My »f Chinese labor | fses to run far ahead of those figures, fculties for a | for prices are rising over a greater pouring into Greater New York from | all™parts of thls country and from | fec The ciat this Great Fortunes Being Made in New York Redl Estate-as a|nave ui £ pong . matter Pesult of Subway's Success. | parttam TO | subnay and the certainty of more such Ma lines of ripld transit. more than $500.- | hara. Ca 000000 was added to the value Fof | . Greater New York real estate during to please such | grea and propertles of the highest 'ernment has | valne are joining in the boom. ¥ has left a The fortunes made by all classes of | “ upon the | speculative tnvestors have mlra(‘md" power to ! dch 1t nad 38 u ®am | many centers in the Old World. Even %0 10 allow [ to veteran operators the ihflux of ference It | money for real estaie projects is be- for 16,000 | wildering Just as last year's boom ued before | could be the tap , 1o be sible government tven to the co! tal Government | mese labor &he a i centers crossed the Harlem rlver iS(o | Zenters crossec Che “aviem viver intod this season's the Bronx on the mnorth, eculative excl Eosl_river {o_transform_Queens and | Brooklyn CASEIER'S SHORTAGE IS MADE GOOD TO BANK eto such | o o | \ ”"i"': | 1Q8 ANGEL®® - i ment | Bartlert - | Savines / M \ 3 L] In New York, as you see by the annexed newspaper dispatch, - a REAL ESTATE BOOM has been and is being caused by RAPID TRANSIT. : In San Francisco a REAL ESTATE BOOM is being and will be caused by RAPID TRANSIT. - The best, cleanest, most modern, swiftest and most reliable RAPID TRANSIT LINE running out of San Francisco is the Key Route. Therefore, it stands to reason that the suburban property tapped by the BEST rapid transit line will make the BEST real estate investment. That property is PIEDMONT, and men who are wise enough to take advantage NOW of the tremendous increase in values that will take place in Piedmont property (30 minutes from San Francisco) under the influence of RAPID TRANSIT will make tremendous profits. Piedmont is the most beautiful residence district in the West. It has all the delights of the country, with the advantages of the city. The installment plan makes purchase easy. ‘ : Spend Sunday afternoon taking an outing in Piedmont—it’s a charming trip even if you don’t buy. \ WICKHAM HAVENS, 1212 Broadway, Oakland 18 Post, St., San Francisco Piedmont. a Specialty. Agents for Choice Residence Properties. f U IST AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL Senator Flint Is Planning to \ationalize the ll'l'l:_“:l(l"il tion company to use 1000 cubic feet of : i ater per minute. Freeman's petition systems in San Diego the committee to amend the bill so A o after fifteen years from the passage Eeminieinaiio Federal Government may, of mpeti- ed to cer- Aoril in- { pointed by for Miss | Senator | V‘Prx' s, who sails for Europe April 14 to spend s nmer. b] An additional letter carrier will be : employed at Petaluma, beginning April 16 nk Freeman of Willows is circulat- ong the California dele- use bearing on the propo- to divert the water of the Sacra- River for irrigation purposes, that the unanimous approval ntatives from the State. A fore the interstate permits the irriga- ttee further act of Congress, declare v claim of the canal com- SRS part of the 1000 feet which is QI by the company. This peti- | § i ' n Sived by eprcsentatives | S1€Pzoff, the Reactionary Kahn, Ha Needham and| Aytocrat of Tver Pro- . McLachlan and Smitn. | . vince, Terribly Mangled| inquire J carefully i 4 < My i mauire more carefully into| iy a Bomb Explosion > thinks it possible that within A e the Government could | TVER, Province of Tver, Russia, April et i pis LG |T=While the Governor of fTver, M. and that'the amendment might | 1eor i . bassing through' the prin: oty sramenament might | cipal street of the town at 3 o'clock this segrefigin vy h”,__ -‘ma“" afternoon he was killed by the explosion s under-| ¢ o homb, e Docanes e pman withholds his sig-| “rno body of the Governor, who was in ther the Interstate commerce o | 1i® Carriage when he was assassinated, . was terribly mutilated, and his coach- committee, of | ;i oeatering » h he 18 a member, shall ‘have juris- |20 Was seriously injured. The Gover-| of the bill in question. | nor's body was removed to the palace. | The bomb exploded with terrific force. All the windows in the neighborhood were | broken. The assassin, who man, was arrested. At the time of his assassination Slept- | zoft was on his way to attend the elec- { | al ¢ of wa is a very young BROKER ARKELL IN NEVADA, DENIES THAT HE OWES MONEY tion of a member of the Council of the Empire. Brands Story of His Indebtedness as False and Says He Will Return to Sam Francisco. Governor Sieptzoff was regarded as a GOLDFIELD, April 7—W. J. Arkell, | very reactionary official and was held the broker reported to have fled from | responsitle for thc beatings administered rancisco becagise’ of $30,000 in- |to the intelligencia by the Black Hun-| , arrived in Goldfield today. | dreds last fall, bsolutely that he intends to | from San Francisco and | licious falsehoods. Arkell will‘go from ‘ UF "AN ScfiAICK | here to Manhattan and from there re- Pilots Go to the Aid of the Sloecum’s Convicted Master. NEW YORK, April 7.—The local har- of the American Association .of April 7.—Rev, | pastor of a | Colorado sprin th Twenty-fi‘th Infantry, one of the nesro regi- mente of the army. The vacancy Is caused by a retirement. Washington negro Baptist church at er longer on promises of others. Pay Us for Cures We can effect, for every man a lifelong cure for Nervo-Vital Debility Chronie Diseases Mates and Pilots of Steam the defense of Captain Van Schaick of the steamboat General Slocum, and | contributions are coming in daily. When Captain Van Schaick was sen- | tenced to a term of ten yvears for man- { slaughter because of his connection with the burning steamboat the asso- | ciation began to raise a fund to enable him to appeal and give him the best legal aid possible. Seattle sent $100 and a promise of more. San Francisco sent $150, and $60 URE FOR $7.S50 g You must come to us_sooner or_later. S Why not now? Re- Blood Polson Prostatic Troubles When the Southern Pacific and Wells- Fargo agent, H. J. Hendricks, left his office at midnight everything was In apple-pie order. Hendricks noticed a last evening hanging Thicking he was one of the numerous employes of the new railroad building | out of Weed, the agent paid little at- tention to him. It is now evident the boy was the one who smashed open the waliting-room door, broke and crawled | through the glass ticket window and opened the door for his “pals” on the outside. A railroad spike hammer was used to break open the strong hox. The hammer was found in the office. The office was ransacked and $1 was taken from the coin drawer in the ticket office counter. Agent Hendricks lives about half a mile from the depot. He intends to re- sign because of the danger of being killed by toughs, who are numerous at WILL OF LATE E. C. SWIFT IS ADMITTED TO PROBATE Beyond a Bequest of $5000 to a Church Millionnire Packer Leaves No Public Gifts. SALEM, Mass., April 7.—The will of . C. Swift, the millionaire packer, was dmitted to probate today in this ecity. Beyond a bequest of $5000 to a church at Sagamore, Mass., there were no pub- lic gifts. Except for this donation and small annuities for two long-time em- ployes of Swift, the estate, estimated at about $10,000,000, is left in trust for the benefit of the family of the testator. The will names James F. Lockwood of Hyde Park and Freedom Hutchinson of Newton, Mass., as executors. These two men also are named as trustees, | together with Clarence Moore, son-in-: law of the testator: Frank W. Crock- er, Swift's private secretary, and Gus- tavus F. Swift, brother of the deceased. WEED STATION S BUSCLARIZED Thieves Enter Building, Break Open Strong Box and Steal About $400 in Coin —_——— SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL. REDDING, April 7.—The Southern Pacific ticket office at Weed, which is also used as Wells, Fargo & Co.'s of- HOTEL ST. FRANCIS Sunday Evening Table d'Hote Will be served in the white and gold room every Sunday Evening at 6:30 o'clock. $2.50 per piate. Huber’s Orchestra Reservations may be made with the Maitre d’'Hotel. small negro boy about the depot. OCEAN TRAVEL. Steamers leave Plers 9 and 1, San Franecisco, For 1 Ketchikan, Wrangel, Treadwell, Haines, Alaska—11 a. . 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, . Change to this Com- pany’s steamers at Seattle. . - * ™ " = Vit Vi fice, was broken into by burglars some | Weed on account of the railroad con- | The will is ed January 11, 1901. Pfitfi;ngfl“;: s‘;:!rafu\_'re: time between midnight and 6 o'clock | Struction e Soma, h1-:ve:»m. Anacortes, So. Bellingham, s morning s he Wells-Fa SRR AP T, WASHINGTON, April 7.—A cablegram from ingham—11 a. m.. Apr. 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, thissmorning . Ao Fargo | . pnrH, April onsin | Shangha! today announced the sailing of the | June 4. Change at Seattle to this Company's strong box was smashed open and | . unment at Shiloh was dedicated today, the | battleships Wisconsin and Ohio and the gun- | Steamers for Alaska and G. N. Ry.; at Seattls or Tacoma to N. Ry.; C. P. Ry. For Eureka (Humboldt Bay)—Pomona., 1:30 P. m., Apr. 12, 18. 24 30, May 6. Corona, 1:30 P._m., Apr. 9, 15, 21, 27 May 3. For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and Redondo). San Diego and Santa Barbara: Santa Rosa. Sundays. 9 a. m. State of California, Thursdays, 9 &. m. For Los Angeles '(via San Pedro and East San Pedro), Santa Barbara, Santa Crus, Mon- terey, San Simeon, Cayucos, Port Harford (Saa Luis Oblapo). Ventura and Huensme: boat Concord for Kobe, Japan. Coos Bay. 9 a. m., Apr. Bonita, 9 a. m., Apr. For Ensenada, Magdale: § Cabo, Mazatlan. Altata, La Paz, Santa Rosalia. | Topoiobampo, Guaymas (Mex.), 10 & m., Tth o ea of each month. ALASKA EXCURSIONS (Season 1906)—The To the man who wants to re- palatial Alaskan excursion steamship Spokane will leave Tacoma, Seattle and Victoria Jume 7, 21, July 5, 20, Aug. 2. Fo- further information, obtain folder. Right is reserved to change steamers or salling dates. TICKET OFFICES. 4 New Montgomery st. 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