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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-25

among the new varieties, all of the Japa-
nese type.
There was a fine display of foliage and
decorative plants, arranged in pyramidal
form, from the Hayes Valley nursery.
L. j. Fenton, an amateur. had q dainty
showing of roses, chrysanthemums and
pansies, most OF those flowers being
arranged in a mimic lake.
Mrs. W. d. Sink of Cloverdale made a
good amateur display.
pelargoniums was that made by K Sato &
Co. of the Japanese nursery of this City
Music and flowers may be enjoyed by
themum show this evening or tomorrow
day courteous members of the California
State Floral Society are ready to point out
the rare and the beautiful in the array oil
loneliness. A japanese lady in national
costume serves tea in the room adjoining
Maple Hall.
Last evening the following programme
was rendered in the reception-room:
Overture, orchestra, under the direction Of
Fenton P. Foster; contralto solo, picture OF
the Absent Mother" (Andre), Miss May w
companied by Alfred ]. Kelleher; recitation
Ga) Dance of Won Weber" tb) 1.-THE Two
Roses" Mrs. Frances 3. Edgerton: soprano
solo. Sing, Sweet Bird" (Ganzs Miss Alice
James, accompanied-by Alfred J. Kelleher.
Hearty applause attested the apprecia-
ton of the large audience. Mrs. o. D.
Baldwin directed the musical programme
and Chester Packard acted as accom-
PIANIST.
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CITY CONTROL OF WATER,
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP CLUBS
BEING FORMED ALL OVER
THE CITY.
Mr.. REYNOLDS TELLS OF THE
ARTISAN SUPPLIES OF
OTHER CITIES.

''The work of organizing municipal own
ership clubs all over the City is progressing
nicely" said Chairman John NJ. Reynolds
OF the special committee of the Union for
Practical Progress yesterday. IAN enthu-
siastic meeting was held by Club No. 1, a
Mission district organization, last night at
the residence OF A. 8. Kline, 80 Clipper
street.
SIN support of our request that the arte-
sian source OF water supply be seriously
considered" Mr.. Reynolds remarked, Eve
have referred the Board of Supervisors to
the Park Commissioners report of July 8,
1888, in which they state that with but five
wells, at an expenditure of only $4,000,
they had obtained capacity of 100000
gallons OF water per day. He adds:
Many buildings and industries In this CITY
are now using this method, and even out on
the bay at the Oakland mole are two fresh
water wells Of considerable capacity.
The reliability of this source when it is de-
veloped is beyond dispute. at Aire France,
there is well which has flowed steadily for
more than q century Another at Lilliers,
which dates from the twelfth century, is still
flowing. AT Grenelle is well of only five and
half inches diameter which has been howin e
since 1884 81 the rate of 600 gallons per min
ute-S64 900 gallons per day. AT Passy is & well
two feet four inches in diameter which has
been supplying 1852 900 gallons per day since
1857. In Austria nrteaian wells are very album
dant and have been in use for centuries.
In our own country there are two wells in
Chicago supplying 100000 gallons per day.
At Louisville is supply fully equal to that at
GreneAe from three-inch well. One in
Columbus and Philadelphia this source has
been found available, and there is city supply
in Brooklyn, n. Y, of S0,00O,0OO gallons per
day. The artesian system is the water service
OF Brooklyn.
Mr.. Flynn, well-borer, says there is no
question as 10 the feasibility of this system in
San Francisco We already have the Fisitacion
system IN part OF it, and Herman Schussler OF
the Spring Valley Water Company said the
supply at Golden Gate Park was inexhaustible
when Mayor sutro objected to the use of i'm
pure water from Lake MERGED.
At the next meeting of the Union for
Practical Progress. which will be on Tues
day evening at 80 O'Farrell street, the
question is to be thoroughly discussed, and
Taylor Rodgers, the Mayors private sec
rotary, will deliver an address on it.
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following proved below the standard and
were dumped:
Excelsior Farm, lombard Brothers-Specific
gravity 1922, butter fat 2 As per cent, cream
8 per cent.
Philadelphia Dairy, S. vo.ti & Co.-specifc
gravity 1920, butter fat 3-5 per cent, cream
81 per cert.
Monterey Dairy lombard Brothers-specifc
gravity 1922, butter fat 2 As per cent, cream
6 per cent.
Eckert Brothers-specinc gravity 1922, but
ter fst As per cent, cream g per cent. Es-
capped before dump could be made.
Mr.. Dockery proposes to make it hot for
Eckert Bros. because Of their utter de-
tiance of the law. Tho penalty in a case
OF this kind is severe, and the inspector
does not propose to have milkmen gen.
orally think they can do a thing Of this
Sort and not be punished. 1t is also not
improbable that Lombardi Bros. will come
in for an extra share of attention. Their
Monterey Dairy wagon was the first to be
ordered emptied followed by the Phila-
delphia Dairy. When Dockery came to
the Excelsior farm wagon of lombard
Bros. he found only two cans of milk.
One OF the brothers had taken the full cans
of the Excelsior wagon and put in their
place the empty cans of the Monterey
farm wagon. Warrants for their arrest
will be issued to-day.
J. Christen, a milk-dealer, pleaded guilty
in Judge Lows court yesterday to the
charge of selling adulterated milk and was
fined $40. Joseph Regi was hned a SINH
lar amount by Judge Joachimsen.
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ASK FOR AN INJUNCTION,
The CAPITAL TELEPHONE COM
PANY OF SACRAMENTO HAS.
BEEN SUED.
SAID TO HAVE INFRINGED ON THE
WESTERN ELECTRIC Com
PANY'S PATENTS.

Two suits were filed in the United States
Circuit Court on the 23d inst. by the West
ern Electric Company of Chicago against
the Capital Telephone Company of Sacra-
mento. with which corporation Frederick
Cox, president of the California Bank of
Sacramento anu W. Z. Gerber, also of the
California Bank, are associated as defend
ants.
One of the suits filed is for infringements
of patents on switchboard apparatus and
Office machinery, which are held by the
Chicago corporation and the other on the
telephones and manner of wiring. The
patents held by the regular telephone COM
pany and the Western Electric Company
cover every conceivable part of the sound
transmitter, thereby making 1t almost i'm
possible for new concern to successfully
operate a telephone circuit.
Now that t he Chicago firm has deter
mined that an injunction shall be placed
upon the home company, it will probably
put stop to the ubs cription for stock in
the latter orga n1zation and may eventu-
ally lead to a number of suits against
parties who have been using these teie-
phones, as the revised statute under which
these suits are being brought strictly
the seller and user are each personally
liable for infringem ent by using a patented
article without the consent of the
patentee.
1t is alleged that Messrs. Cox and Ger
Der, not being content with being the
instigators of the Capital Company, have
organized another telephone company
throughout the State, and as several other
minor companies are organizing the West
ern Electric Company feels that it is being
imposed upon, and says that it is going to
show beyond doubt that these com
panies cannot legally exist
Attorney George P. Barton, who repre-
sents the Chicago corporation, was in the
City few days ago and some advanced
the opinion that if the petition of his
client was sustained it would be al
most an impossibility for the Sacramento
nrm to successfully operate telephone
line before the year 1900, as none OF the
patents held by them will expire before
that time
At least $50, 600 was subscribed by bust
ness men OF Sacramento to the stock of
the new company before it was suspected
that the question of pateut rights would
be raised, and it will be quite a hardship
to many If they are forced to discontinue
the service.
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ANOTHER MIDNIGHT RAID.
INSPECTOR DOCKERY CONTINUES
HIS FIGHT AGAINST I'M
PURE MILK.
HONEST DAIRYMEN PLEASED
FEW OF THE SHARP TRICKS PRAC.
TICED BY THE DRIVERS WHEN
CAPTURED.

From II o'clock Wednesday night until
8 o'clock Yesterday morning Milk In
spector Dockery was hard at work, and
though he only found some two or three
hundred gallons of faulty milk, there were
many hundreds which barely came within
the limit prescribed by law.
Out of nearly fifty wagons halted the
contents of only four were found to be be-
low the standard.
The Four-mile House was the point se-
lected by Mr.. Dockery for the third mid
night raid, and so far as material on which
to work is concerned, better spot could
not have been chosen. 1t was nearly l
O'Clock before the first wagon hove in
sight, the driver of which recognized the
inspector, for with an impatient jerk on
the reins. coupled with short snappy
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whoa, he brought his horse to halt before
he was asked to. The driver vigorously
denied the presence of any water in his
CARLOAD of milk, winding up with an earn
est appeal that he be allowed to depart.
The wagon proved to be one from the
Monterey farm, owned by Lomb ardi Bros.
About $50 A. N. the milk was allowed to
mix with the dust OF the Mission road.
Bye o'clock no less than fifty wagons
were in line and then the fun began. In
lots of four the tests were made, and as the
samples proved faulty or good the drivers
we're instructed to either remain or to 60
Those whose milk showed 3 per cent or
more Of butter fat hastily mounted their
whip and tauntlng good-by to their more
unfortunate brothers, sped swiftly toward
the City.
While Docksry was in the midst of test
an exciting episode occurred which will
prove costly to the driver of the Golden
Eagle Dairy if the law is what the inspec-
tor thinks it is. AS the Golden Eagle
cles he was asked to halt. Instead of COM
plying with the request, however, he applied
the lash to the horses and before Dockery
could realize that he was attem ptlng to
escape WAS clear of the bunch and speeding
down the Mission road at lively gait
1)ockery is somewhat OF sprinter
himself, and Immediately gave chase.
getting abreast of the team at the end
of block. During the first fifty yards he
fired two shots into the air. to which the
driver paid not the slightest attention;
but when Dockery caught up and fired
third shot right under the very nose of the
would-be escape he brought the horses to
standstill with such suddenness as to pre-
maturely dump one or two cans. In ex-
PLANTATION of his conduct the driver said it
was all done in fun and that he intended
to come back anyway.
Out of the fifty wagons inspected the
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and responsible citizens and invite the fullest
investigation of the means and objects sought
monwealth. We have an army OF unemployed,
capable men and women and can supply ali
kinds of help for the house, shop or farm i'm
for assistance. Laura de Force Gordon, presi-
dent; J. K. Phillips, vice president; Emile g.
Lemme, treasurer; Alex Gray secretary; Ed
Rev. J. E. Scott, G. P. Keeney, J. Taylor Rogers
L. T. Hicks, Mrs. E. NJ simonds.
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why NOT GET

Value for the money spend You ought you
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-25
MANY NEW RESULTS IN FLORI-
CULTURE ARE EXHIBITED
THIS YEAR.
FREE CONCERT EACH EVENING
HE TWELFTH CALIFORNIA STATE
FLORAL SOCIETY EXHIBIT
A SUCCESS.

Maple and Marble halls, the handsome
banqueting-rooms OF the Palace Hotel,
which have been bright with beauty and
aglow with gem-hashed light on hundreds
of festive occasions, never presented a
lovelier scene than at yesterdays flower
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man of engine IS, was tried for neglect of
duty and dismissed from the department
The resignation of George II. Smith, engi-
neer of engine 8, was accepted.
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Aid Society lunch.

Aid Society Lunch.
The Lyceum Aid Society gives for the benefit
OF the Children's Progressive Lyceum an ex-
cellent lunch for Is cents every day. between
1890 O'Clock and 2 o'clock, at 224 Suffer
street.
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g L took the Lydia E. Pinkhams Vege-
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it cured her. send you my picture with
my grandson, whose mother was cured
by your remedies. l will recommend
your Compound to every body" MRS.
L. KELLY, Patchogue, Ii.
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Arnold,s Jury Disagreed

The jury in the case of Louis E. Arnold, who
Is accused OF embezzlement, disagreed yester-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-25
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NEW TO-DAY.
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ESPECIAL TO QUE LADY READEEs.l
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years with the best of results.
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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-02

Articles of incorporation were filed
with the county clerk yesterday of the
West Side Suburban Water COMPANY. The
directors are G.. E. Brooks, CIV. Buohnn-
an, John Mcdonald, }. D. Cory. Pasa-
dena; W. S. Montgomery, &c. Hine and
James Kerr. The capital stock is 50, 500 .
900, of which $1,000 has been actually sub
r:bed, $1,000 each by the directors. The
purs of the corporation is TO acquire
water rights and produce facilities fof
distributing water for domestic and Irri.
eating purposes.
Articles OF incorporation of the Covina
Land and Water company were also
filed. The directors are RI. f. Hunting
ton, william Hood, San Francisco; J. A.
Muir, f. Il. Pryor, Los Angeles; J. H.
Goodman. Covina. The capital stock is
S25, 900. all of which has been subscribed.
The corporation is formed for the pur-
pose of conducting general business in
developing and furnishing water for do.
nestle and irrigating purposes.
Articles of incorporation of the Pacific
Fruit company were also filed. The cap
itaI stock is $50, 600, OF watch $3.50 has
been actually subscribed. Following are
the directors: G. a. kuns. A., X. Craw-
ford, C. W. Palmer, l.. Il. Bertey, A. l..
Martin
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MRS. MAUD FRIETAG, BUSINESS
test medium; sittings daily; circles
Monday and Thursday evenings; room
IL, 3241% s. Spring st. I'LL
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FOR RENT..LAND
LOS ANGELES
Representative Wholesale ard
Retail Dealers, Business
Men and Firms

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS AND ASsAYERS
WADE WADE, 1881 Commercial St
ArTORNEYS-AT-LAW
W. b. SHINN, 205-20s Wilson blk, Spring st.
BARRIERS SUPPLIES AND GRINDERS
sTkINEN d KIRCHNER. 100 N Mainst.
JOSEPH JAEGER, z12 T. Main bet I'd and I'd
"KEATING," Bawley, King & Co, 2lO Main
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATlONERS
FOWLER & COLWELL. IFS W. Second At
BRASS WORKS,
PACIFIC BRASS WORKS. Up. Main. cor AIRLINE
BOOTS AND SHOES
n. c. n&-ANRY. $50 s. Spring st.
CHl2opoDIsT
DR.. Zasean, diseases OF the feet. 2S3 spfi1s.
PAC. CRoCKERY TIN CO., 22s N. L. A. Of
CAsT-OFF CLOTHING
8. GREENG ART, buy and sell, lO7 Comme.cia
n LEVY pays highest prices, 1871 Z. First ~
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
Bolts PHELPS. 1886 S. Main. Tel. 1870.
CARRIAGE WORKS
THE TABOR CAR GE WORKS. 81 W. Fifth ST.
GRAY BROS. 4 WARD. i25 n. B'way. Tel 23s.
UkUuUIS S-w nOLESALc
f. w. BRAUN Il CO.. 40 ..4O7 n. Main; tel. 954
DENTISTS
l. D. swARTOUT 2l1 W. First ST. Tel. 1858
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
HupwIa 4 WAGNER Mott Market. Tel $50
0ROCERS -WHOLESALE
HAAS, BARUCH CO.. 800 to 1926 N. 1. A. Ct
HORSE SHOERS
J, GOODWIN SpOoner, 325 S Los Ang ,|es ST.
LAW, COLLECTIONS, MERCANTILE REp'TS
STANDARD COLLECTION & MERCANTILE
CO., dnc.) SOC. 600 2ll-212 stimson. A. c.
Broderson. atty
HOTEL BROKERS
ASSOCIATED HOTEL IN VESTMENT BUREAU.
lO2 8. Broadway; buy. sell and lease.
HOTELS
ABBoTsFoRD INN. cor 18th & Hope. Tel. ll7s
HARNESS MANUFACTURER
OTTO RCF, 323 8. Main. New Turnverein hall
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
BANKERS ALLIANCE OF CAL. 118 Court 1t
LIVERY STABLES
CALIFORNIA STA ALEs. 373 n: Main st. 81 -
HENRY BOARMANN. 8 IA .. Spring st. Tel.7a3
DR.. WARD. Byrns brds, RIM. ZIG. Tel ~
cos,o,o, ,r REsTAuRANT
REAL ESTATE
NORTON KENNEDY, 1874 =. Brdwy; tel s62
SADDLES. HARNESS AND SADDLRWARB
J. +. MORENO, 220 Also st.
=. SEWING nACHINE REPAIRING
n. v. BILLINGS, 4241a s. Spring ST. Tel. 13I6
cHAs " 2D HS sss f Il n.ins FL Us is47.
WATchnAKER AND oPTlcIAN
9. sToEsAK, 5lIs spring st. bet 5th and Gu
WINES AND SPIRITS.
q J. A. LAST, 100 and 81 N Main ct,
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Z 1LkUR, 404-406 N, L. A. ST. Tsl 22A.
STORAGE
PACIFIC WAREHOUSE. soi and 500 E. First
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOOL COMPANY
COUNSTABLE Il COUTTa. 1856 N. Los Angeles
UNDERTAKES AND EMBALnERS
BOOTH ROW, 256 $. Main ST. Tel. l3A4.
UPHOLSTERIN0 AND CARPET GLE AMINO
JAMES +. ALLEN, S13 South Spring street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
=. Il AAUDE l. CO. I'll W. First a.
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Homemade rn,ortsd, cbam,ayn.

The federal grand jury is investigating
rather peculiar case. There is in Los
Angeles a woman who claims to have dis
covered the art of making mported'
champagne at nominal cost by blend
ing the native white wines of the coun-
try. This lady has been sending out cir
calars through the mails, ard it is prob
able that an indictment may be returned
against her of tHe same character as that
against the Wizards, that is, using the
United States mails for the purposes of
fraud. j. Marion Brooks has been re-
tanned by this lady in advance to defend
her, and is nuY taking post graduate
course in chemistry to qualify himself Tor
the case. He says that will give some
points on blending wines that will be
worth hearing.
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Notice

OF THE FILING OF HE REPORT OF THE
~ commissioners appointed for the opening
OF Tenth street from Ange es street to the
east Ii eof the Hammel and Denker ract, in
compliance with ordinance No 2799, new Sc
ries, together with the plat OF the assessment
district.
Notice is hereby given that II certified cory
OF The report, assessment list and plat of the
commissioner appointed to assess benefits and
damages and to have seneral supervision of
the proposed work OF opening of Tenth street
from Los Angeles street to the east line of the
Hammel and Denker tract has been filed in the
Office OF the undersigned.
All sums levied and assessed in SAID assess
ment list are due and payable Immediately
The payment OF said sums is o be made to me,
in my Office, within thirty days from the first
publication of this notice.
All assessments not paid before the expira.
ton of aid thirty days. W II be declared to be-
come Delinquent. and thereafter five per cent
witt the costs of advertising, will be added
thereto
Dated at Los Angeles. this 18th day of Octo.
Der, A. D. 1885, =. A. HOWARD,
Street Superintendent
BY J. W. Worries. Deputy. 25-lOt
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CharUed With Criminal .ibeI

Late yesterday afternoon Rev. H. Ell
lott Ward of Pasadena was ar'aigned be-
fore Township Justice Young on charge
Of criminal libel. Mr.. Ward is an ardent
overstepped the limits. In little leaflet
that he publishes for free distribution
Mr.. Ward said that the tenn perance fight
in Pasadena had just commenced and
calling on all the good people to array
themselves on the side against the out
laws and violators of the law Enown as
liquor men, or words to that effsct. In
consequence of :his extreme language.
Augustus Jarag swore to complaint
charging the reverend gentleman with
criminal libel, and he was arrested. He
WAS released on $1,000 bail.
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FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT, 1926;
4 4-room house., plastered and painted
near Ninth and Central avenue. Inquire
All S, Spring st. 3
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las given as Elizabeth Nc Donald, applied

was given as Elizabeth Nc Donald, applied
to Deputy kutz for marriage license.
The man was somewhat under the intlu-
ence of liquor, but he knew what he was
doing, ana the license was duly made out
and handed over to him, when the couple
left the office. About half an hour
later the couple again wandered into the
office, when the man said that they had
been to Hugh smiths saloon. on Los An
geles street, and had lost the license. He
was greatly worried and wanted to know
if he could 1uy another. Mr. Kutz cheer
fully made out duplicate and the happy
couple again filed out. AS they did not
return, it is presumed that they were
married in due form.
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Killed q Dog

Fred Vannier, boy Is years of age,
was on trial before Township Justice
Young yesterday on a charge of having
killed Great Dane dog belonging to j.
G. Borzlum. All OF the parties live at
Sierra Madre and the case is attracting
much attention at that place. as was evil
Genced by the number of spectators IN
the courtroom from that suburb and Pas
adena. Dog fanciers in this city are also
taking much interest in this case, as it is
regarded a test matter and will estab-
lish precedent Borglum testified to
Ending his dog badly wounded, and his
efforts to cure MIN, which were unsuc-
cessful. Young Vannier admitted that
he had shot the dog, but claimed that he
was justilien, as the uog was Vicious and
dangerous to be at large. The dog had
attacked him three times and he was in
ieai of him. Other witnesses testified
that the dog was vicious and that was
its reputation in the neigh borhood, one
witness saying that the dog that was
killed was the worst Of the lot
Mr.. Borglum will try to show that the
dog was only in play when it jumped
upon people and that it had disposition
like a lamb. Mr.. Borslum' $ Great Danes
are the best in Southern California and
werc prize winners in Europe. They are
ferocious looking beasts, large enough to
pull man down with ease, and while
they may have the best OF dispos tons,
ave unsafe to be allowed to run at large
unmuzzled. The dog that was killed
was valued at $4,000