The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 15, 1906, Page 2

A PRESIDENT MAKES REPLY TO CHANDLER'S CHARGES Column 1. Cemtinued from Page 1, ts courts e a eha’ thess MOODY The Attorney General's letter to the President “Offic ey General, Wash- T A . I send homor to at eny b would be acceptable to you wae @ecided not to try to y b d in a con- ference of two hours, but I think no Talse color is given to the conference by the following etatement: “1 informed the gentlemen of my be- Hef that you des! i scope of the court review wes to be d law at 2l that it shoul the two subjects h that in such case the amendment was accep ; that you would be glad to see & rigid limita- tion on the issuance of interlooutery in- Jmmotions, if such limitations were pos- sible; and I stated further that I would not assums to agree to any form of lan- gusge whatever for you, but would sub- mit any proposed amendment to your eonsideration. I also stated doubt whether in any evént it wo possible to enact a prov interlocutory injunctions. I found myself in entire accord with Sen- ator Bafley as to the rules of constitu- tional law epplicable to the situation with the exception of those rel the power of Congress to forbid terlocutory injunction, upon which I not offer any final o) nly say that Mr. Bafley’s argument needed answer, SENDS LETTER TO BAILEY. “An gttempt was thea made to adopt which would effect the in- tention of the two Senators. I made esome notes upon this branch of the sub- Ject and et the close of the iAterview sald to Benator Bailey that I would' pu my un@erstanding of their views up the question of the phraseslogy fn writ- ing and send it to him, and, If it met with approval, submit it to you. This I aid and upon the mext day sent the an- pézel memorandum to Mr. Bafley, In- d'oe b & letter which rezd as follows: *April 16, 1906: My Dear Senator: This rough draft is a nd I unders sugpestior T think it this draft might be be send it to see if I MOODY." . United States 1y fvs, truly yours W “Poseph W. Bafley, m @raft referred to is the one pritited in Seturday's Record. The con- ference g the Democratic members of the ate the a press reports of which {fiz &n entire agree mong them. 3 , however, calied to assure an t e YN RECONSTRUCTION PLANS ARE NEARING MATURITY REPORTS ARE SOON TO BE READY with the assist- are formulating for ‘the reconstruction of San :grénnurou;r;ret:;x‘z: :ga ally and soclally, are |3 ;1_.': which. it _d:p!;”' e e completion at the|access be!we?n different parts of the eity ous subcommittees of | frore convenlent. tee of forty. W'hon’ The above report was submitted by mittee met yesterday|James D. Phelan, chairman of the the various suboom- COmmittee, and he also stated that D. they would| H- Burnham and M. Bennett were on s +s, | thelr way to San Francisco from the r final reports, | g i that some will be| 88t and were expected to arrive in N | this city today. After consulting with tion, todey, them the committee will be able to pre- e %o the call of the chalf | gent more definite plans. Weodward, chalrman of| Attention is called to the fact that tals and health, | the committee is working on practical inary report: | plans, as broad streets' and boulevards of the mili-|aT® barriers against fire in any emer- gency, ' Board of " W[ 'H, Leahy, chalrman of the com- e been established mittee on lighting, reported the receipt recognized camps. of the following communication from to be policed by the E. C. Jones, chief engineer of the gas ne s ry | department of the San Francisco Gas he | and Electric Company: { The gas situation seems to be im- proving daily. Last Saturday about 1100 consumers were furnished with gas, and more than that number Sunday. This fonday) morning we have 240 men em- d in connecting up consumers, and are being added to th force. as L are being added to the force as and com- | tions. A large force of men has been | employed in finding and repairing leaks. | The committee on street widening Presidlo | Teported that it had received comunica- Fifth In- | tions from several property owners on | Clay, Sacramento and other narrow Hollow, camp &t Taylor|sireets signifying their willingness to ; ; Captain Shattuck, | gyrrender frontage to the city for the purposes of street widening. It was recommended that the committee con- fer with these people for the purpose of securing legal consent to the change. Upon recommendation of the com- mittee on special session telegrams were directed sent to President Roose- velt, Secretary Metcalf, Speaker Can- hat ion of e mu- ed by Board on ST OF CAMPS. bard stree! Witteneyer, ne Camp); | Infantry. | d Waller streets; ixth and Bry- - |non and the members of the California -Sié‘lf".;eg?“‘ Congressional delegation, calling upon them to aid in the passage of the Senate bill providing for the payment |to the State of § per cent of the in- | come received from the sale of public lands, the same to be utilized for school purposes. This bill has already passed Dolores venty- | the Senate and has been favorably re- e smond‘ported upon by the House committee , Bay and Laguna on public lands. Should it be finally | passed it will greatly aid in the up- building of the schools. Mayor Schmitz said that he had wired such messages to Washington, but would send additional messages as chatrman of the committee on recon- struction. The following telegram was sent: avenue and Ninetsenth Coumty. ill and Mission San Brunoj ton and Burroughs, rket and Guerrero i College r avenue and Scho Fourteenth to n and Harrison s’ Home; Essex Beale and Mission Hawthorne streets; and Army streets. also submit the list of hospitels recognized by the military au- he Board of Health and th as follows: BAN EI CISCO, May 14, 1008, ‘Whereas, he claim of California, commonly known as the five per cent claim, amoun! to between $900,000 and $1,000,000, which passed the United States Senate in the earlier days of its present session, has been vorably recommended b{l the public lands com- mittes of the House of Repreesntatives | and is now pending before that body; and ‘Whereas, The wiping out of a very LS. large part of the assessable property of avenues; | San Francisco, Santa Rosa, San Jose and r streets; Mount|other places by the recent disaster sar Devisadero; means a lack of funds in ‘the State and Maple | :rnd. 1“ the v‘u-y momonfltfl:tn'w‘ra d;: men’s, Sacramento | Ree nereased = th.nemflnné 236 Pra& gx}llglnl.lad.; re our Zntrvy-d Btate a Barton, Scott an } t. Mary's, 3301 lg'uhon ‘Whereas, Under the provisions of the 1408 M. ter straet; | constitution of ifornia the money that hool , 940 Hayes | may be recelved from the Government as ahove state@ forms a permanent fund, the interest on which {8 to be used for the benefit of the public echools of the State; Resolved, That this ge: committee on reconstruction of San Francisoco, thanking the officers of the Government |and the California delegation for what ;| has already been mo generously done, re- spectfully urges the immediats passage of this bill giving to the State in fts present necessity what is equitably due it in this pegard. tal; Horace Valencia avenue; streets; Fourteenth and Page a Park, Hospital | jolf Links; Pre-| "Resolved, further, That a copy of this res'do; Park General | resolytion be forthwith telegraphed to G Golden Gate Park, Pre-|the President, the Secretary of Com- - z E ; Fort Mason Hospl- | merce apd Labor, the Speaker of the House of Representatives and mem- bers of the ifornia delegation Con- gress. The State Buperintendent of Public In- | struction and the Superintendents of | Schools in San Francisco, Santa Clara | and Sonoma counties will wire simflarly I to the above mentioned officlals. Chief Dinan received & communication | vesterday from Dr. James W. Ward, | president of the Health Commission, in which he stated that through an ar- rangement with General Greely and himself thers had been designated fif- teen refuges camps and it was very necessary that all individuals llving in | tents, wherever located, should be sent to these various camps. The - Chief was requested to use every power within his grasp to compel the psople to go with their belongings to the COMMUNICABLE DISEASES. r View, Baker and Jefferson County, Potrero and hildren’s and (for Army High Bchool; -fitth and Noe streets; Nineteenth er and Stanyan Hospital, 2007 Devhnderol t Bridge; Danish Duboce. ITY. and County; 616 isco In; Horace | INSANE. | Bisters’ Holy Family, “1 shall be able at a later time to report t various camps at the earliest possible report to ypou 3 Bl e ’C‘:;‘;‘: moment. The Chief at once sent the o se hospitals and. secondly, the | Necessary orders to company com- 2 ions obtaining in these | manders. absence presence | * er connections, 1l also be able to soon submit {to you & general report on the condi- tion of sewers throughout the oity.” The com ee .on reconstruotion of joint mmittees on parks, res- er and boulevards and on the Burnham plang reported as follows: These committees have been in almost A Guaranteed Cure for Plles. Blind, Blo‘edin or Protruding r ching, Fhiad s T g iy in ¢ to 14 days. cure you B0o. k4 Unclalmed Mall at Call. Following is a list of unclaimed let- ters at the office of the San Francisco Call at 1651 Fillmore street: Alexander, L. D.: Behre, F\ J.; Bel- lis, Charies; Ball, Ernest; Oston, Missg Clerke, Bd; Dillon, George; Dunbayp P. A; B C.; Falliere, PAlth A.g | Benators was good. I heard nothing further from Senator Balley until a later date. 1 informed you of what ocourred | at an interview between the two Senators |end me end you told me that you had | been informed from varlous Democratic |Fay, Jeck; Goldman, J. H.; Grant, sourcce that an agreement among the | Gordon M.; Hall, Ola; Houx, J, T.; Democrats on any amendment would be | Jones, C! opher; Lissak, A. H.; Lunsford, Edw.; Lynch, John P.; Mc- © Senators called upon me again upon the 23d or 24th of April. There | was some further talk about the form of | the amendment. The suggestion was | made that it might be possible after | voting upon the proposition forbldding al utory injunctions to agree y might include the what Is known as | mendment. 1 then sgid opinion any - amendment drawn by any one representing the ex- ecutive branch of the Government, even though*it wer e inepired from hea would not be accepted without change; that thelr attitude was natural and prop- er, and that if the exact language of any emendment .whidh could be adopted should be agreed upon, it ought to be drawn by the - Senators themselves. I suggested Senator Allison =2s & proper person for further conference, and the matter, as far as I was concerned, ended there. I remember hearing nothing more of it untll I was just about taki the train for North Carolina, when ‘was reminded by Senator Tillman an | Mr. Chandler that you had submitted {an amendment known &s the Allison dment. There was nothing in our | . :.g conversation which bound you to any ! amendment in particular or restricted ! four liberty at any_time to aoquiesce in | VER any amendment which you should deem *i expedient and iIn the public interest. Very respectfully, “W. H. MOODY, Attorney General.” —————— r Cue, John J.; Martin, James N.; .More, Albert M.; Scott, James; Slocum, B. C.; Bmith, Fred; Smith, Miss H.; Wile liams, Charles M.; Walsh, B. inter] Get D Graves’ Tooth Powder. Use it twice-a-day and you: will have white teeth, hard gums, clean mouth, pure breath, gaod digestion and good health.” Just; ask your dentist about it, In handy metal cans or bottles, 25c. 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