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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-25
TRU sTEH SALES.


TRUSTEES SALEM ACCORDANCE WITH
i the terms and under the authority Of certain
deed OF trust duly executed by WILLIAM q.
CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KENT, trus-
tees, parties Of the second part. and the SAN
third part, dated July 23d, 1891, and recorded
In the office OF the County Recorder OF the
County of San Luis obispo, State OF California,
in iber 10 of trust deeds, at pages 80 and follow
ing, and in pursuance of resolution passed on
tors Of said SAN FRA NCIsco sAvfN as Q UNION
corporation, and the holder of the note mo.
l1,102(. to secure payment Of which the aforesaid
deed of trust was executed, declaring that default
had been made in the payment OF the principal
deed of trust, and requesting and directing said
HENRY q. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B.
KENT, trustees to sell the real estate describe
therein to satisfy said ind ebtedness
We HENRY 9. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
B. KENT. trustees do hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of June, A. ID. 1897,
at IL O'Clock noon of that day, and at the auction
saiesroom Of Easton Eldridge & Co., n esS Mar
State Of California, will sell public auction
to the highest bidder for cash in gold coin OF the
in the County Of San luS po, State of Califor-
MIA described as follows, to wit:
Lots or Subdivisions numbers hfty-four (54) and
hfty-seven (oD, as the same are laid down and
shown on the map entitled MAP of the subdi-
visions OF the Ranches Canada d e Los Osos and La
Laguna San Luis Obspo County, Cal. sur
yeyed by James I. Straton, May, 1885," filed
October lst. 1863. the Office CT the County Re-
corder of said County of san Luis Obispo and now
of record in lber Of deeds pages 636 and 637,
special reference being hereby made 10 said map
and the record thereof and the field notes from
which the complied, for further
more particular description of said lots:
Said lot number ffty-four (54) containing
sxty-one and seventy One-hundredths (61.7U),
and said lot number fl fly seven (57) containing
one hundred and twelve and seventy-ive one
hundredths QI275) acres of land:
Saving and excepting, However from said lot
number fiftyfour (54), strip thereof twenty
two (22) feet in width along the north line of said
To-, and ex tending from the west line OF lot
Der fifty-two (52) shown said map, to the
Jublic road the west line of said lot number
ffty-four (54) together with the appurtenances
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin OF the
United States, 10 per cent payable TO the under
signed on the fall OF the hammer, balance on de-
livery Of deed, and If paid, unless for want
OF title (ten days being allowed for search), then
said 10 per cent to be Forfeited and the sale be
void Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY e CAMPBELL Trus,sa,
THADDEUS B. KENT, iiuS'eo%
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PROTECTING CAMPERS,
University Police Prepare to
Prevent Malicious
Marauding.
No More Basket Picnics 10 Be A lowed
on the University of California
Reservation.

BERKELEY, CAL, May 24-As result
of the capturing by John Irwin, one of
the U. G. police, q few days ago, of four
young girls in the act OF stealing cherries
from the trees OF the university expert
ment station, extraordinary vigilance is
being kept over the property within the
confines of the campus fence. Yesterday
three small boys were arrested By Captain
Emil Keliner. foreman of the grounds, for
pilfering fruit. The girls were give n
their freedom after having been given a
lecture on morality, but the lads were
dealt with more severely and confined in
Jail for few hours.
The opening of the fruit season and the
great crowds of visitors from the cities
about the bay who roam over the grounds
on Sun day have caused extraordinarily
strict orders to be issued by the foreman.
New signs have been placed in all parts of
the grounds prohibiting picnlcking and
the throwing OF paper and rubbish about.
Instruction has been given to his sub
ordinates by the captain to protect
with special care the athletes running
track. Last vacation the track and appar-
atus were demolished by the small boy.
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OBJ JECT To THE
MEMS MUSTACHES
Ladies Declined Taking the
Sacrament at the Con-
Vention.
DR.. Law Writes of Health and
of Long Hairs in Com
munion Cups.
Not One Woman in Hundred Drank
Sacred Wine at the Episcopal
Gathering.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, |
COS Broadway, MAY "a.

tUS DTOaUWdgs Vhdy }
Rev. Marshal Law of the Church OF the
Advent in his church pamphlet has incor-
porated a statement that will no doubt
provoke many replies.
1t refers to the recent diocesan conven-
ton held in San Francisco last week. The
opening OF the convention always has for
one of the mum bers on the programme
the celebration o. the holy communion.
At ST. Luke's last week, where the conven-
tion met, there were over 100 ladies at the
session and not one OF them partook of
the communion.
DR.. Law states that this is no doubt due
to the fact that old fashioned communion
cups were used, and that desire not to
partake of VINE that had washed the
mustaohes of ministers no doubt deferred
them.
The ministers statement is as follows
1t WAS rather singular that while there were
over a hundred ladies present at the open
ing session of our late convention in St. Luke
in San Francisco, not one OF them went to the
Lords table
Did they see too many long mustaches
among the clergy7 There were only about
thirty laymen who went to the holy CON-
m union. If people prefer the common cup,
how is this 10 be accounted for? 1t was nearly
the same last year at Grace Church. Refo rm
in the manner of administering the holy COM
munlon must come ana Wny snoulu the Epls
CopaI clergy kick against the pricks" in this
mntter2 They are absolutely alone as q body
holding out against the inevitable.
Whatever men may do, women on this coast
do not longer willingly drink from the COM
mon communion cup.
DR.. Law has the most remarkable dia-
gram regarding this matter that could
possibly be drawn. 1t consists of the up
per lip of people who have mustaches OF
various lengths and by dotted line on
level with the lip the pastor shows just
how much hair in each individual case is
washed in the communion cup when such
people partake of the sacrament DR..
Law says that no lady after looking at his
diagram would ever dream of drinking
from cup after a score of such men had
used it, He declares that the action of
the ladies last week is conclusive proof
that change is desired.
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LAUNDRY TROUBLE,
The Erection of a Building Antagonizes
Entire Neigh borhood.

The Erection of a Building Antagonizes
an Entire Neighborhood.
ALAMEDA, CAL, May "a. A perplex-
ing question has arisen under the new
laundry license ordinance. The Trustees
adopted certain regulations for the con-
duct OF lsundries, and in compliance
Herewith Oscar Meysel, well-known
business man of this city, has leased a lot
belonging to him on San Antonio avenue,
between Willow and Walnut streets, to
certain Chinese for term of five years,
and has collected the first years rent.
In compliance with the terms of the
lease he is now having building erected
and is to have it completed by the LIST OF
July, when the Chinese will take posses
sion. But the invasion of that part OF the
city by washhouse is not at all accept
able 10 the residents of the neigh borhood,
and the other property-owners have en-
tered a vigorous protest on the ground
that it will greatly depreciate the value OF
their property to have q laundry there, as
we'll as make it undesirable for residence
purposes, which is its present sole use.
A protest viii be presented to the Board
OF Truste es tonight, and it is proposed to
induce that body to pass an amend ment
to the ordinance forbidding the erection
and maintenance of laundries, except
within certain limits. The property-own-
ers retained City Attorney Taylor TO en-
deavor to effect com promise with Mey-
sell but without success.
Mr.. Meysel has been in communication
with ex-Mayor Chapman of Oakland, who
has had experience in similar cases. Mr.
Meysel has offered his property to the
directors for much less than it cost him,
but they refused to buy it, and now he
says that the time has come when he
m ust realize something for his investment,
which has been for a long time idle. He
says he will fight he matter 10 the end,
and maintain his right to use his property
as ne pleases.
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OBJECT TO GIER.

The First Baptist Church Does Not
Want Liquor Man on the En-
deavor Committee.
OAKLAND, CAL. May 24-At meet
ing of the City Union Christian Endeavor
committee this evening, the First Baptist
Church handed in its resignation from the
union because Theodore Gier, liquor
dealer, is chairman of the finance COM
mittee OF the citizens committee having
in charge the Oakland day of the '97 con-
vention. The action was instigated by Z.
T. Baker of the First Baptist Church, who
1t was stated had personal grievance
against the president of the City Union,
VINO is also on the finance com mittee.
it is not thought that the action will
have any effect, as nearly all the delegates
expressed approval of their presidents
stand in the matter
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UPHOLD THE MEN .
Co-eds at the State University Do Not
Support the Statement That the
Eds Are Unchivalrous.

Support the Statement That the
Eds Are UnchivaIrous.
BERKELEY. CAL, May PA SYM
postum OF answers has been made by the
co-eds belonging to the class of 81 on the
question whether the girl students are
we'll treated by the men-both faculty and
students-at the State University. Sew
eral questions leading to the same point
were sent out to each lady mem Der of the
class with the understanding that no
names were to be published.
It has often been limited that co-educa.
tion at Berkeley has rubbed off the polish
of chiyalry from the faculty mem bers and
that it rapidly tones down the gallantry
and politeness OF the students. so that the
courteous and attentive freshman becomes
a less attentive sophomore, an Indifferent
junior and arude senior.
The young women OF '97 who have
made any responses to the queries put to
them do not join in these charges against
the other sex, but rather uphold them as
gentlemen OF refinement and not unpleas-
ant college associates.
Miiknan Cohen Arrested,
BERKELEY, CAL, May 24-Dairyma an
Cohen, who has caused the Food Inspect
ors so much trouble recently because OF
MS alleReu pelslS ioIiCoi III SeliilB MIX from
tuberculous cows, was arrested this after
noon on warrant sworn out by DR.. J. L.
Archibald of Oakland, charging him with
maintaining tuberculous bovines con-
trary to law. Cohen was allowed to go by
Judge Gentry on 500 bonds.
Berkeley AIiscellanies.
BERKELEY, CAL, May 24.-Professor p R.
Boone and family have gone to Mooley for Q
! summer outing.
ley for his ranch in Shasta County.
Wednesday being butchers day all the
local hops will be closed.
Mrs Charles G. Wilkinson has gone to e.
Verano for an outing. She will be Joined by
Professor Wilkinson after the closing of the
institution for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind
on June 8.
A catalogue Of the books in the Berkeley
public library is about to be issued. There are
a t present 1900 books on hand.
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To Test the Clark Road Law,

OAKLAND, CAL, May 24-The Super
visors decided to-day 10 make test case
of the Clark road law. 1t goes into effect
June l. The Supervisors decided that
Supervisor Roeth should order certain
roadwork to be done at Piedmont. When
the bill for it is presented the board will
pass it, an Injunction will be served for
bidding payment, and the case will go be-
fore the Supreme Court. A decision will
Sc tile the matter for the whole State.
Young Tenuey Given to His Father.
OAKLAND, CAL, May 24-So far as tn Q
courts are concerned the matrimonial diff.
culties of the Tenneys are concluded. This
morning Judge Greene awarded the Gus
tody of The young child to the father with
the proviso that 1t must not be taken out
of the State and the mother can see it at q
suitable place as often as she wishes. Mrs.
Tenney was not represented at the pro-
ceedings.
Petitfils In Hard Luck.
OAKLAND, CAL, May "a IT. B. Petit
fills, who is on trial for killing Frank Gar
unfortunate. All his savings were used
up in his first trial and he appealed to
relatives in New Orleans to send him
money to assist him in his second trial.
They sent the money, but the train was
robbed in Texas, and Petitfis is without
funds to conduct his second trial.
A Young Woman Held Up.
OAKLAND, CAL, May 24-Miss Annie
Galloway has reported to the police that
while going home Saturday night she was
held up by two masked men at the corner
OF Sixteenth and Castro streets and robbed
OF o purse containing $40. After robbing
her the men ran and boarded an electric
car. The police have not been able to find
them.
To Observe Lincoln Day.
OAKLAND, CAL. May 2I.-On Friday
morning Lincoln day will be observed at
the High School, on which occasion the
middle class will be the entertainers.
The exercises will include brief address
on Lincoln by Major ]. r. Scupham of
the local G. A. X.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

casions Hudelson introduced the woman
to her as his wife, aid that he also stated
that they had been married by Rev. Mr..
Odum Baptist minister.
James Kinkead's deposition states that
Hudelson was known as a rockies charac-
ter In Modesto some years ago, and that
he introduced Cora Webster as his wife.
Similar testimony is given, by Mrs. J.
Merry and T. w. Burton, and it all for M
part Of the complaint.
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The CITY Trustees.

ALAMEDA, CAL, May 24-The sum OF
$500 was ordered this evening by the CITY
Trustees to be transferred from the gen.
eral to the health fund.
The charges against Police Officer KEN p,
preferred by Mrs. John G. Mast, were
ignored.
Chief Krauth of the Fire Department
was granted his annual vacation OF fiftes n
days and District Engineer Milling ton
was appointed temporarily in his place.
The board passed an ordinance to hold
the regular meetings on the first and third
Monday of each month, instead of weekly,
as heretofore.
Trustee Schuete making 1t a misde-
meanor to promote the sale of or influence
others to purchase any land by threaten
ing to construct or maintain on said
property any washhouse, stable or
chicken yard, or any other structure or
nuisance which would be offensive to resi-
dents of that neighborhood.
was offered by Trustee Clark requiring
the permission of at least five property
owners in q residence block in which it is
proposed to locate laundry.
Notes.
ALAMEDA, CAL. May ga number of Eng
lish flags were flying to-day in honor of the
Queens irthday.
There is great activity In Company on ac-
count of rumors OF pending changes in the o f.
fetal staff
The California Bimetallic Club now has 212
members, being larger list than during the
Campaign.
Adolph Hecker, the we'll known West End
merchant, was badly cut under the chin yes
terday afternoon while trying 10 remove a
piece of roofing which carpenters engaged in
repairing his place had left in an unsafe po-
sitton.
The funeral of Mrs. M. w. Montell took place
this or enoon at the residence of her daugh-
ter Pacific avenue and Benton street, after
which the remains were taken to San Fran
cisco for cremation.
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auction Sales
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FURNITURE.

narrow. gauge train. He complained
little to his companion of feeling poorly
and said that his chest panied him.
Nothing was bought of it, however, and
after reaching home he went out into the
stable to attend his horse. After a short
time search was made, as he did not re-
turn, and his lifeless body was found on
the floor of the building, where he had
fallen and died instantly. The cause is
believed to have been heart disease. De-
ceased was at one time a newspaper car
rier for City paper. He leaves a widow,
two sons and three daughters.
A man breathes about eighteen pints of
air per minute, or upward OF seven hogs
hea DIS in dav.
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LARUR's BODY FOUND.
Recovered by Friends a Mile and
half From Red Rock.

Recovered by Friends Mile and q
Half From Red Rock.
OAKLAND, CAL, May "a The body Of
James Larue. one OF the young men
drowned by the wreck OF the yacht Re-
gina. near Red Rock about week ago, was
brought TO Oakland this afternoon.
Commodore Lancaster of the California
Yacht Club and q party who were out
hunting for the body found it about a
mile and a half from where the Regina
struck They brought the body to the
foot of Broadway on the Edna and it was
taken in charge by Coroner Baldwin.
The funeral will take place from the
Church of the Advent at time yet to be
announced.
DR.. Robins on Once More.
OAKLAND, CAL. May 24-Dr. w. II.
Robinson, the "stop-over" man, has COM
menced suit against the Arteslan Water
Works Company of Alameda for $40
claimed TO be illegally collected for con-
Meeting the water pipes on his premises
to the mains. If the collection is declared
illegal the company may be required 70
refund over SIS 900 TO customers. The
case is one affecting all water companies
in the State.
Enthusiastic Over the Tunnel.
OAKLAND, CAL, May A.-Now that
the merchants OF Oakland and Contra Co.'S
Ia County have decided that they will build
the tunnel through the hills indspend-
ent of county aid subscriptions are comm z
in fast. Already $500 has been prom
ised and the merchants anticipate no
trouble in collecting the whole of the $40,-
600 necessary. 1t is more than likely that
the Boards of Supervisors of the two coun-
ties will also make an appropriation to
help the work.
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OAKLAND, CAL, May 24.-T. w. Har-
Tis, assignee of Monroe Salisbury, the
well-known horseman, recently declared
an insolvent, has petitioned for an order
of examination of Salisbury as to hi;
assets. Judge Hall has made an order
that Salisbury be examined ON Wednes-
day morning next in Department l.
P. A. A. Regatta Committee.
OAKLAND, CAL, May 24.-Preside nj
W. r. Berry OF the Pacific Athletic Asso-
citation has appointed the following on
the regatta committee for the ensuing
year: ]. ]. Nolan, Ariel Rowing Club
(chairman); s. J. Penn broke. Alarmed g
Rowing Club; William c. Espy, Pho.
neers; A. P. Rothkopf, Dolphins; J. D.
Mahoney. South Ends. A. P. Rothkopi
of the Dolphins has been named as spe.
cial committeeman on rowing
A Skull Discarded by Students.
OAKLAND, CAL, May 24-Some ex-
element was caused to-day by the un-
earthing o. human skull by a dog in the
yard at 518 Tenth street. The skull was
taken to the Chief of Police and after sew
eraI physicians had examined it they de-
clared that it had been operated on by
medical men and probably thrown away.
Steamer Line to Stockton.
OAKLAND, CAL, Nav 24-Arrange-
ments are in progress by which it is hoped
to esta biish regular steamboat traffic with
the Mary CARAT between Oakland and
Stockton. The California Navigation
Company, which is working with the
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

FERN HOTEL.
Mrs Bryant, sis&c, Sonora
G Mitchell d W, Ohio
] w Williams, Oakland
NJ d Clausen, U 8 s Alert
WBM erbdge&w, Lincoln
RRMerbdge, we'd, Lincon
p Crewt, Redding
N HOTEL.
r ] 4 Alden, Vallejo
d ] Linden, san Jose
i G A Jones, Reno
NJ Ellis, Oakland
g IL McGeer Jr, Tacoma
) J Sachs, N y
Mrs sim wood, Stockton
T w Patterson, Ere sno
d w Chase, Ohio
G r Orr, Los A ngeles
J Martin, Portland
HOUSE.
FL Taylor Jr, San Rafael
w r Robinson, Minneola
! Rev NJ Cole man, Marysv
> M l. Elliott. Santa Rosa
r Nichols Il VT, s Diego
g Hueter, Alma
J Kennie. Natoma
w S Orvis, San Jose
D T w Atkins, Salt Lake
B w Thompson, Cal
FL Richard so IN, Martinez
+ NJ Fisher & son, Napa
] + Black, Los Angeles
TAN HOTEL.
It Cloud, Redding
G g La3hley & +, Ohio
A Hager. Portland
w Cough, Vallejo
] w Roblnsol&w, Vallejo
w d Copeland, Eureka
G Irwin & w, Los Ang
G futile, Seattle
j c Barron & I, Ky
A Jackson IL w. san Jose
II l. Rapelje Sr, Fresno
Miss p Caldwell, N Mex
] Roberts & W, Chicago
Miss P Denton, st Paul
E HOTEL.
4 c J Salzer, Philadelphia
3 K A y, iller, n Y
, J Dei'reck, Los Angeles
@ J Nc arthy, Mexico
! Mrs u III Evans, Oroviile
f Mclaughlin, Or0villt
Miss Blair. Uroville
r T. Gard #, santa Cruz
r. l. Osborn. Reno
r e Ba msr, U = N
s. II shonineer, Chicago
| NJ Mcdonnell, Tehacai,i
Mrs NJ ~ Binford, Paeis
Miss HI + Binford. Paris
w Ii BowIby. Berlin
Mrs w ii Bowlby, Berlir
II Herzfeid. Los Angele
) ] M Proctor, Placervill,
d Melone, Oak Knoll
Miss Layton, London
HOTEL.
Miss ] Wade, Stanford =
+ + Smith, sacramento
Miss Williams, Oakland
: Miss Gibbs, London
7 ] Dunn. Santa osa
w w Watern> g. W
Mrs Hlggins, Nevada
Miss Boyls,oD, Wash
NJ A hayes, salem
p Splcer. Boston
e T Surry, Ii. dding
D H Byrne, Los angeles
w p Th0n as d W, Ukiah
D Baker, New York
+ w Stiffie, Morgan Hill
q M Foot, l ollistsr
] I Campbe- SnIa Rosa
] Z Tice. Sal. . Rosa
70 j S Charles VT, NY
Miss My Z. son, Ohio
w A Butter Id, Cal
o Mrs A Bombs :. 1,
) w p McFaul, u.l..h
II Nd lie Baron, vaily r.
J + Vaughan, Lakepo.t
d + Z Rhoades, Sacto
as 81 II Thompson, Salem
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Sudden Death,

ALAMEDA, CAL, May "a. - Conrad
Hess, a well-known resident of this city,
was found dead this noon in the stable at
tached to his place at 1716 Minturn street.
Hess was in business as a wood and coal
dealer on High street. and went home
| about noon with his br other-in-law on q
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NEW WESTE
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81 F Jones, San Jose /
p T Peck, Fresno
BALDWIN
Fl Baldwin. Stockton
w T Mcfarland, Oakland
A NJ Thomson, stmr san
Juan
R Effey, Santa Cruz
L Rewginan, y Y
A s Adams, kalamazoo
p Sickels, Cazadero
A Basch. South Bend
A Ramish, Los Angeles
J Mindhem, Vallejo
CL story. Santa Rosa
LICK 81
Theo Lawler, Cal
NJ l. Porler, stanford
W Carkeek. Butte, Mont ]
w + Duncan Sr. oroville ]
y b Blake, Cal ]
Mrs Lenore Sayles. Cal
IL hlcNamee. sta Clara .
p Sawyer, Cal
w f. Crossman, San Jose
w J FELTON, & VT, S Jose
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| G w Clark, sacramento
| @ f Berner, Is Angeles
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| r Elliot, Lakeport
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