The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 22, 1906, Page 5

Auditor Horton Gives Figures on City’s » aper Authorized i 2 [ A FR NCISCO. ! =z , Septemt 1903, and Ordinance No. Sup. re D JULY 1, 1904. Amount ot — Amount in | Bonds .4 City and County Treas- | ury from | Amount of Amount of Bonds Sold | Authorized Bonds Unsold v 18, 1906. 1,000,000 750,000 STATEMENT SHOWS BOND ISSUE STATUS California Men prepared the | i ) Three Years Ago. following statement of the bonds lection of 1903: 19,253.52 347 00 is $14, of bonds amount to .. been redeemed 1-40 of § fonal will be JOHN PETEE $4,997,600 bonds, as first on the‘above sales. ury unexpended $12,162,400 $3,153,143.55 000 less than the amount voted for by proposed, being eliminated. The $12,162,400 ds 8,158,143.55 $15,815,543.55 $4,997,600 . 429,000 $4,568,600 due and payable July 1, S. W. HORTON, Auditor. HOUSE REFUSES TO AGREE TO SENATE AMENDMENTS Commlttee Recommends the Sending of the Railroad Rate Bill to Conferenoce. interstate and forelgn the decision was reached d disagreement with all to send to conference. The com- ot ask that instructions be given to the e an ow Open. fic announces two Big Trees and lovely rced-Yosemite Val- ver. Stage ride but ee any agent. * e James E. Scripps Dying. T, May 2L—It was an- DETR( r day that James E. Scripps, isher for many years ws, who has been Il ars, cannot survive He is resting ch of the time is ous condition. MEN ou suffer from Wi ness, Varico- lee Hydrocele, A Stricture, Specific R 4 Blood Poison, Skin o = Diseuses, or any chronic or seeming- ly incurable trouble? If so, come to me at and be thor- cured before is too late. s2 diseases I have ce, and by skillfully tment I perma- t cases. My offices every instrument to the most mod- ractice. If you are ate disease or o call and see you t ther " you can be Consultation and Examination FR E E All Letters Strictly Confidential. Hours: 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 and 7 to 8p.m Those who have n> money will be treated until such times as they can make a payment on their case. If you are sick and have no money come any- how. DR.WALCOTT CO. Specialists for Men 1212 Turk Street, nr. Webster San Francisco M. A. GUNST & CO. Wholesale, Retail and Offices Located Van Ness Ave. and Geary $t. Branch Store : Fillmore & Eddy Sts. NOUNCEMENT s of the old office of the Company at. Fourth and Ban Francisco, have among _other contents | ured lend department rec- the Central Pacific Railway, re- ng tc the history and administration . tment from the date of the ract male by the department. dup e originais of all er's statements, Jupli- for all moneys paid -t aii wties of the = part in and deseription of tie land stituting a complete rocord tratior. of the department. tion is given to thw public t of those with the land department. H. MILLS, Land Agent, Rallway Company. Genwine Must Bear Fac-Simile Signature =4 REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. nothing to ascer- | who have had| BIVE FREE REIN FOR TROLLEY ‘The Board of Supervisors yesterday finally passed the ordinance granting the United Rallroads permission to transform 1{ts cable lines into over- head electric trolley systems. The vote {on the ordinance was unanimous, “The ideas of the people in this city on many propositions have been radi- cally chaanged during the last month,” sald Supervisor Gallagher before the vote was taken. “We once had the “idea, many of us, that underground | conduits for electric car systems would |be the best adapted for the purpose, but the earthquake has demonstrated’ that such is not the case and it would not be the proper system even for our municipal Geary street road. My views have undergone a radical change. We have not the power to compel the United Railroads to in- stall an underground system, and it lies with it to do so voluntarily, “We are confronted with the whether we will drive the company | back to the obsolete cable system| |or whether it will give us an im- { proved trolley system. I don’t think| ‘1113[ any one should hesitate In this| matter. I belleve that there should be| |a harmony of interest between the| people and the United Rallroads which | will redoound to the advantage of | both.” Let us relegate the kicker and | knocker to the rear ranks and encour- age capital to come here and make investments. .If we treat the United Railroads- fairly we will undoubtedly secure a system that ninety-nine peo- ple out of a hundred want. “The United Railroads was a heavy| loser in the recent disaster and yet| ;l: says it stands ready to reinvest | millions of dollars and it should be given a chance to do so. I shall vote |for the passage of this ordinance be- |cause I think it is for the best in- | terests of the public.” “The United Rallroads must be rec- ognized as the ploneers of the resur- rection of San Franciso,” sald Su- pervisor McGushin, “and every one remembers the delight with which the running of the cars was halled by the people. Experience has demonstrated that the principal overhead trolley lines have proved to be the most suc- cessful in operation.” Supervisor Coleman referred to the |fact “that the United Railroads had jcontributed its receipts to the relief| fund until told to stop by the Mayor,| and that the overhead trolley was as superior to the cable system as the| latter was to the old horse car system.| Supervisor Wilson referred to thel successful working of the trolley sys- tems in St. Louls, Oakland and Los Angeles. Supervisor Rea sald the city could‘ never be rebuilt without having a| complete transportation system which would aid her in regalning her com-| mercial supremacy. The San Francisco Real Estate| Board petitioned that the United | Rallroads be permitted to reconstruct| |1ts cable lines into an overhead trolley | system, that the liquor license be in-| creased to $1000 a year, and that Con- | gress be memoralized to grant draw- | backs on building materials. The pe- | tition was referred to the proper com= mittees. The Bay Shore Improvement Club {filed a petition urging the board to | grant franchises for a universal trol-| ley system to the United Ralilroads lana that provisions be made therein, for seating capacity, all night cars| and safety fenders. ! The petition of the North Central | Improvement Association that the | United Railroads be permitted to ex- tend its trolley system along Bast, | Bay and North Point streets to the Presidio was referred to the street commlttee, Several other similar pe- titions were filed by various persons and referred to the street commitee. fact it S ek Sl B R Southern Pacific Excursion to Louls- ville, Ky. Round trip $75.75. Tickets good to Ileaye on any train Juae 6-i—choice of i routes either direction between San Fran- cisco and Chicago or Bt. Louis—good | ninety days. City ticket office 1704 Fill- more_st. and ferry dep>t, San Francisco, and 12 San Pablo ave., Oakland. 4 Death of a M:lonlo Lecturer. KANSAS CITY, May 21.—Allan Mc- Dowell, for forty years a Masonic lec- turer, died here yesterday aged 73 years. He was an authority on Free Masonry and his many reports and ad- dresses on Masonic history and juris- prudence received marked attention and favorable comment, both here and in foreign countries. R BT P R S The California Safe Deposit and Trust Company will advance money on insur- ance icles. Insurance Department, 1921 imore street. Hours § & m. ml [ = L e ;earthquake our brightest agents rep- THE SAN Work for and Women Within forty-eight hours after the resenting THE SATURDAY EVEN- ING POST and THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL in San Francisco and throughout California were trying to find Mr. Danieis, the manager of-the San Francisco office. Four days after the disaster Joseph Leonard wrote in that he had several hundred subscrip- tions and woulc report them later dur- ing the week. Tea days after Mr. Leonard received currency by Welis Fargo Express to the amount of Four Hundred Dollars. This was his cash prize for the mont™ of April in addi- tion to a liberal commission. Not so bad for a month’s work? The Curtis Publshing Company of Philadelphia will pay in Extra Cash Prizes $16,000 During the months of April and May, 1906. This is what is Offered, $10,000 in Cash Prizes to SATURDAY EVENING POST Agents in April and May, and $6000 more during the two months be- fore June 1, 1906. This is the greatest opportunity ever presented for getting a large number of subscriptions and a liberal com- mission. Men and women lately thrown out of employment looking for profitable en- gagements, write W. H. DANIELS Representing THE SATURDAY EVENING POST and |THE LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL Temporary Office, 1234 Bray Ave. FRUITYALE, CALIFORNIA FREE Dumping Ground The Western Pacific Rail- way Company will furnish free dumping ground in San Francisco for fire debris only Apply to V. G. BOGUE, Vice President and Chief Engineer. 283 Bacon Block Oakland, Cal. Bank of Italy 632 MONTGOMERY ST. (Montgomery Block) Now Open for Reg- ular Business Absolutely no loss suffered by reason of the recent disaster. | MAGNIN® (0. Doing Business Temporarily at 1482 PAGE ST. ‘Corner Masonic Avenue. Ellis-street Cars Go to the Door. The Viavi Company HERBERT E. LAW FAIRMONT BLDG. California Street Entrance Security Savings Bank ‘Will resume business at its old location NO. 316 MONTGOMERY STREET, On MONDAY, May 28, 1906. GEORGE: A. CONNOLLY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW (Formerly of Parrott Building) THE LITHGOW, 2053 SUTTER ST, Suite No. 10. Will leave for the East in a few days, and will undertake commissions for members of the bar and others, FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, Bartlett Springs In first-class condition. Now open for guests. Good table assured. Hotel, ho- tel cottages and housekeeping cottages. Mineral baths. Competent masseurs for ladies and gentlemen. California and Northwestern via Hopland: Southern Paclfic via Willlams daily. Address J. E. McMAHAN at Springs, Lake Co., Cal. WATER BUSINESS. | Office at our warehouse, 4th and King sts., 8. F. Prompt delivery made to any part of the city. Booklets about springs. HANSEN & KAHLER, §th and Wel ster sts., Oakland. distributors for Oak- land, Alameda ard Berkeley. BARTLETT SPRINGS CO. BYRON Hot Springs Hotel in perfect condition. Climate delightful. If you can't go yourself, send your family. All the comforts of home. Regular rates. SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS RUNNING TO BYRON ON SCHED- ULE TIME. % SARATOGA SPRINGS No damage up here. Extensive im- provements this year. A new spring dis- covered, which will effect more cures in a day than the other waters in a week; 15 different mineral springs. We guar- antee cure for Dyspepsia, Kidney, Liver, Stomach, . Rheumatism, Blood, Skin Disease, etc.; $10 to $18 per week. Information J. MARTENS, Bachelor| P. 0., Lake County, California ROWARDENNAN Santa Cruz Mountains Now Open and Uninjured. Special May Rafes. Broadgauge to Santa Cruz and from there narrow-gauge direct to Bén Lo- mond. Buy cempers R. R. Tickets. WM. G. Dobdg. Lessee, Ben Lomond, Cal. VILLA FONTENAY. Tnder new management. Santa Crus Mts. Three miles from Glenwood. First- class table; bowling; electric lights; bil- lards: dancing pavilion; clubrcom; $10 up: round trip $3; free carriage. RicE ARPER, Prop., R. F. D. 1, fanta Cruz. SODA BAY SPRINGS—On Clear Lake, Lake County, Cal. Remodeled and {m- proved; Increased accommodations; mod- ern convenicnces; - lawn and aquatic sports; climate and scenery unsurpassed; table a specialty; beautiful new launch, carrying 40 people, for excursions; plenty il horses, etc. Terms $2 per $12 per week; special rates to families; boats and bathks free to guests. Pooks and full information Geo. Robin-: son and Agnes Bell Rhoad es, Managers ! Soda Pay, Kelseyville P. 0. Lake Co.,| Cal., or Peck-Judah Co., 414 l4th st. Oakland. Notice to Printers Our Roller Plant is now in operation. Send your rollers without delay to 2235 Raflroad ave., near Walnut st., Alameda. ‘We also have a large stock of News and Job Ink. Rooms 53-54 New Tribune Bldg., corner Eighth and Franklin sts., Oak- land. Phone Oakland 7373. E. J. SHATTUCK CO. San Francisco Office 412 Jackson St. ® . Telephone West 5183. C.A.Malm & Co. Trunk Manufacturers 220 and 222 BUSH ST. Have opened a temporary business of- | fice at their factory, 2 4 18th AND FOLSOM CONSULATE GEMERAL OF MEXICO 811 Scott St., San Francisco. There are at this office letters ad- dressed to ‘he names hereinbelow mentioned: Ahumada, Jose M. Carranza, Francisco. Castelazo, Arthur o Lucrecia Cortes, Luis J. Fabri, Attillo Flores, Vicente Garcla, Carlog Kelly, Luls Navarro, Jose Paz, Maria Jesus Prado Ge Santlyan, Reed, Mrs J. W. Vargas, Juan | | I | | TAGES—Near beach; 20 acres beautiful ; TAKE A COTTAGE IF YOU HAVE A FAMILY MEDICAL SPRINGS LAKE COUNTY, CAL A cottage under the oaks at Witter Springs is like a country home. Same privacy, same comforts, same convenlences and costs half as much to keep up. Then, too, there’s the Witter water—all you want of it—and the advice of the resident physicians as to its use. If you have a family you should have a cottage. Write today. Mr. H. W. Wills, Assistant Manager St. Francls Hotel, now has personal charge of the Springs Hotel. WITTER MEDICAL SPRINGS CO. Main Office 563 Eleventh St., Oakland, Cal. Witter Watc. _ures Liver Complaints. REST AND RECUPERATE. Skaggs Hot Springs| ~ san wuis . g HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS Sonoma County, and only 43 hours from | S8an Francisco; sustained no damage) from the recent earthquake, but is Fine boating and fishing in salt and OPEN FOR BUSINESS fresh water, shady walks, pleasant cli- And has already many guests. M stages meet both morning and vening | mate, finest scenery. Board, room and trains at Geyserville. As to the desir-|bath, $10 and up per week. Reduced ability of the place, I refer strangers (0| railroad rate. Inquire at the South- ern Pacific, or send for booklet to A. ::;y guestkot theu pa.std 1 ye}r;F Tfi%nxi 12 a week, or $2 a day. B . M. SMITH, San Luils Obispo, Cal GREW, Skaggs, Cal. AETNA SPRINGS OPENS MAY 19th Send for Booklet. AETNA SPRINGS CO., P. 0., Aetna Springs, Napa Co, Cal. AGUA CALIENTE SPRINGS The nearest hot sulphur springs to San MARK WEST SPRINGS, Mrs. C. Juergensen, Proprietress. Fishing, hunting, other amusements, hot sulphur and soda baths, unexcelled min- eral springs in variety. Fine table. Rates $12 a_week; $2 a dav; children half price. Write for 'nformation. Mark West Springs, Santa Resa Rural No. 6. MOUNT VIEW HOTEL O3S S7A%55Y Is now open. Newly furnished, new plumbing. Peservations can now be made by addressing Manager, Ross Val- ley station. ROSS VALLEY, Francisco for health and pleasure. No HOTEL BELVEDERE staging Fare $L10. Round trip $1.65. Ad-| MRS. A T. MOORE. owner. Now o dress THEO. RICHARDS, Agua Call-| Also new annex. Thirty minutes from ente, Sonoma Co. San Francisco. Tiburen ferry. 1 Special J. W. ALLEN, Man- % rates for season. BLUE LAKES. a3 We are open to accommodate 200 guests. Rates same as usual, $10.00 to $12.00 per week. Boating, bathing and all other amusements free. Hot and cold sulphur and steam baths. Send forsnew pamphlets to O. Weis- man, Midlake P. O., Lake Co., Cal. o s e . Camp Meeker Equable climate. Lots $15 up. Cottages CAMP TAYLOR. The tented city not affected by the earthquaks Send your family. Tent cot- tage and camp grounds unlimited. Boat- | ing. swimming. Grocery, butcher on tne | grounds selling at regular prices. Terms » under present conditions most lberal. Apply ADAM BREHM, Proprietor. WILLOW RANCH. Delightfully located in the Santa built $75 up. Depot, stores, restaurant, h‘;teh ‘Phcmev. ost, express, churches and | Cruz redwoods. Milk, fruit, spring sawmill; 1300 lots soldc; d%colmge! built. | water phone, dally mail, excellent ta- EKER, Camp to_ferry. M. Sausall TTY ‘my30-3m Meeker, Sonoma County. VICHY SPRINGS. Mendocino County. Curative waters, hunting, fishing, finest electric baths ir the world. J. A. REDEMEYER, Prop. THE COLONIAL. First-class family hotel. Foothills of Santa Cruz Mountains. Interurban cars| ass the doors. S. P. to San Jose ard In- ble; $7.00. MRS. M. J. CRANDELL, Box 81%, Santa Cruz. DUNCAN SPRINGS Now open. Rates $10.00 to $12.00 per week. Write for particulars. Address HOWELL BROS. Hopland, Mendo- cino Co., Cal . RICHARDSON MINERAL SPRINGS— 10 miles from Chico, Butte County: stage erurbar_cars, or 8. P. direct to Los Ga-| dally, Sundays excepted. Cures rheuma- tos. | Address The Colonial, Los Gatos, Cal. | tism, malaria, stomach, kidney and nerv- — ous troubles, blood and skin diseases. Steam and mineral baths every day. WILSON'’S INN. A quiet home place in the mountains, 12 miles from Napa. ExceHent home ta-! btle. Own fruit, vegetables, milk and cream; $8 to $11 per week. Special rates Plenty of milk and fruit. Hunting and trout fishing. Long distance telephone. Rates §10 and $12. Address J. H. RICH- ARDSON, Chico, Cal. for season guests. Folders. ARNO H. WILSON, Atlas, X\?pa County, Cal. JOHANNISBERG. RIVEPSIDE HOTEL AND COT- Now open. Beautifully situated among the redwoods. - Boating and bathing. | Stage meets guests at Oakville, Napa Co. Rates reasonable. MR. and MRS. THEO BLANCHENBURG JR. grounds; special rates to families. Write for booklet to F. BARSON, Precp., Santa Crus. THE GED. A. FULLER G0. Will Open Immediately In San Francisco. . . . An office with a complete building organization. It offers its ser vices to assist in rebuildipg the city. It has in its corps trained men. skilled in every branch of building construction and unexcelled facili- ties for supplying building material of all sorts in uniimited quan- titles. The George A. Fuller Company has erected in different large clties more fireproof buildings than any ‘other building concern in the world. It is prepared to execute contracts thoroughly and in the shortest possible time. The location of its office will be announced within a few days. Main Office. Fuller Building (Flatiron), New York City. San/ Francisdd} Call | —————— pE——— ———————— Branch Offices have been establish- at Stanyan Street, near Haight, 246 Clement Street, Richmond istrict. 1626 CALIFORNTA ST, Adv-nin;noma and Subscriptions | GEO. W. WISE TAILOR Has resumed business at 1818% Post 8 Street, near Fillmare. 424 8COTT STREET. CLOSES MAY 25. CALL NOW. IBags, (HAWAAN RELIEF BUREAD ADAMS SPRINGS Lake County ..NOW OPEN Elevation 3000 Feet. Surrounded by a pine forest of 068 acres. This, and its new hotel, make {1t the largest and most desirable resort in California Ths waters ars a positive cure for stomach, liver and kidney com- plaints. Send for book of testimonials to DR. W. R. PRATHER, Prop. ents, Twines, Wagon Covers. W. A. PLUMMER, 560-566 Franklin Street, Oakland, Telephone Oakland 2583. HOMES ON SEASHORE Cape Cod. Mass.. rented furnished; all comforts; bath houses: $375. $500; delightful climate. Terms convenient. Kap. 505 West r24th St., New York. LAKE COUNTY, For rest and health, for cleanliness, ciimate and accommodation stands unsurpassed of all summer resorts. Rates $12.00, $14.07 and $16.00 per week. For full particulars address R. ROBERTSON. KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS Those wishing to get away from all thoughts of their terrible experience can find this the best place in the State. Send for booklet Edson Bros., Beswick, Cal GARDEN CITY SANITARIUM. (Not a Hospital). Recetving patients as usual, cot- tages, rooms or tents. Write for lit- erature. San Jose, Cal Cal. HOWELL MT., WOODWORTH'S. Residence of 31 years. Home fruits, vegetables, milk, cream, etc. Purest of spring water. No fog. $7 to $10 week. Woodworth & Muller, St. Helena. Cal MENDENHALL SPRINGS-Open May 1. New management. Elevation 1750 feet. Fine climate. Best mineral springs. Fin table. Cottages for housekeeping Croel ecy, skating rink. etc Rates 37 to SN per week. Address O. E. BIGELOW, Livermose, Czl FORDE'S REST—Heart of Santa Crus Mts. Surrounded by streams, fishing. a picturesque place: $7 per week, families special. Take S. P. broad- uge to Santa . thence to Eccles station by 8. P. narrow-gauge, 10 miles. WG FORDE. P. M., Recies, Cal. LAWRENCE VILLA. Sonoma—Com- pletely renovated. Family resort; swim- Ming tank: bus daily to Hot Springs; week. H. PELLISSIER. bathing: their paper by mail are re- spectfully requested to forward portion of any one wrapper recently received showing name and address to THE CALL, care of Circulation Department, of andad&mfiuh your name can readily be re-