The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10

the days of the first shipment" for the reason
that in the early days people thought more of
making money than OF keeping records for
future generations, but between 1928 and
1S19-S0 the lowest was FL los, that was in the
season OF 1889; between 1882 and 1893
81 the lowest average for wood was in the season
OF 1928, los Cd for iron the lowest was in the
season OF 1888, 81 6s I'd.
OUR REpREsENrAr1vEs-H. ]. F., City. The
representatives from San Francisco in the
Legislature are: Senate-W. ]. Dunn, Hugh
Toner, T. F. Mitchell, E. F. Bert, w. j. Buggy,
P. L. Henderson, C. S. S. Arms, J. H. Mahoney
and John Fay. Assembly Wv: Healey, J. D.
Coughlin, J. O'Day, J.. j: Wilkinson, ]. 7.
Mccarthy, g. w. Dickson, M. Lewis H. G. W.
Dinkelspiel. S. NJ Bettman, F. H. Powers, j. NJ.
Merrill, w. I. Boothby, l.. P Zocch1 and j.
Dewitt.
FENCE LAw-O. s., Plainsburg, MERGED
County, Cal. The general laws of the State in
regard to fences are as follows
Coterminous owners are mutually bound to main
l. Boundaries and monuments between them.
chooses to let his land lie without fencing; in
which case, if aferward he incloses it, he must re-
fund to the other a Just proportion of the value,
at the time, OF any division fence made by the latter
CRIBBAGE-A. E., City. ain a game of cribbage
has three deuces and a three; B has king,
four and two threes. A leads deuce, B plays
hiuS, "A Pidyo IHIeeb HldhlnS uAteeu-bWOy ID
plays three and pair, A plays four with a run
OF three run II, A plays two and claims run
of three (run p. Does count? (run ~" The
answer to this is: A has not run of three
(run y and does not count, but if played his
remaining cards he would have run of three
GOVERNMENT PUBL cATIoNs-R. s. B., Hay
wards, Alameda County, Cal. You can secure
copy of the report OF the State Mineralogist
by addressing him letter directed estate
Mineralogist, Mining Bureau, "a Fourth street,
San Francisco, Cal" To secure a copy of a
map of the mineral belt recently issued by the
United States Government write letter to the
Congressman from your district and make
known your desire.
BOATS ON THE LAKE-F. c., City. The pleasure
boats on Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park are
the property of ex-Supervisor Sands w. For
man. The revenue derived from the hire of
these goes to the owner, "but" said the secre-
tary of the Board of Park Commissioners,
"when the owner of the boats shall have earned
the money he expended the boats will revert
| to the park and the money collected for the use
OF them will go into the park fund"
LAWFUL INTEREsT-A. s., City. Section $40 of
the Penal Code of California has the following
in regard to the rate of interest a pawnbroker
in this State may charge:
Every pawnbroker who charges or receives in
terest at the rate of more than 2 per cent per
month, or, who by charging commission, discount,
storage or other charges, by compromising In
creases attempts to increase such interest is
guilty of misdemeanor.
PRIsoNERs-Mrs. S., City. A convict serving
| a term in the penitentiary of California is not
| allowed any pay for work that he performs
while a prisoner, but when he is DISCHARGED he
Is allowed small sum of money to enable him