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AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

II. p. Wood Of San Juan. Porto Rico lg
n guest at the Palace.
Superior Judge F. A. Cutler OK Crescent
City is a guest at the Palace.
f. w. Winter. a well-known mining man
OF Placerville. is at the Grand.
Among the recent arrivals az the Cali.
fornia is ]. r. Dodds OF London.
c. W. Crystal. prominent merchant OF
Vacaville, is registered at the Grand.
A. A. Van VOORHEES,. wealthy banker
Of Sacramento. is registered at the Occi-
dental.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Landers OF San I.s-
andre have taken rooms az the Jcci-
dental
Dr. B. A. Plant. one Of the prominent
medical men OF Santa Cruz. Is O guest az
the Grand.
NJ. S. Dashwood. traveller from Lon
don, was one OF the arrivals last nigh. at
the Palace.
n. G. Hughes. a prominent capitals, of
Los Angeles. is registered for a short
stay at the Occidental.
James A. Hardin. the Nevada cattle
man. is at the Palace. Mrs. Hardin ac-
companies her husband
W. A. Reid. a millionaire from DEw7on.
Is registered at the Grand, where he ar
rived yesterday morning.
j. C. Weatherwax. a wealthy lumber
man Of Aberdeen. Wash. is among the
recent arrivals at the Lick.
b. V. Sargent. one OF the leading at
torneys OF Salinas. is registered for a
short stay at the Occidental.
T. NJ. Henderson. a merchant OF Van
couver. who is in the city on a short va
cation trip, is at the Occidental
Frank Short, a well-known and in
fiuential politician Of Fresno. 10 one OF
the late arrivals at the Palace.
]. W. Barbour and d. r. Cameron. two
wealthy spectators In the oil lands OF
Fresno, are registered at the Lick from
Hanford.
f. VI. Sheehan. one OF the leading news
paper men OF Sacramento. is registered
at the Occidental. while on short visit
10 the city.
A. s. Canney. a fortunate mining man
Of Alaska. is at the Occidental. lie comes
from New York and is on his way back
to his home in the north.
Mrs Hugh c. Wallace. daughter OF
Chief Justice Fuller OF the United States
Supreme Court. is at the Palace on a TWO
weeks visit OF pleasure 20 this city.
DR.. V. b. Gregor. u. s. A. is at the
Occidental en- route 10 Manila from Cuba.
where he has done excellent service since
the outbreak OF hostilities with Spain.
F. Lewis Clark. well-known million
aire and horse fancier OF Louisville, Ky.
is registered at the Palace. where he ar
rived yesterday, accompanied by his wife
and child and DR.. c. S. Penheld.
c. H. Markham. general freight and
passenger agent OF the Southern Pacific
lines in Oregon. is registered at the Cali
fornia from his headquarters in Portland.
He is down here on business connected
with his position.
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THE WAR REVENUE ACT.

I0WlNG to the excellent condition of the Fed
| eral treasury and the prospect OF speedy end
to the war in the Philippines some authori-
ties on national revenues OF opinion that when
Congress undertakes the revision OF the tax law
II will be found expedent to eliminate from II good
many OF the more vexatious and burdensome OF the
taxes.
1t is noted that since the act was passed the
derived from it have rapidly increased with the
increasing prosperity and business activity OF the
country The receipts under the act were for the
fiscal year closing last June about $40 against
$32oooo,ooo for the previous year and every month
OF the present year shows increase over those OF
last year This increase taken in connection with the
fact that the Government has not expended the
obtained by the loan OF ISoS has given the
ury ample money for immediate use, and it is there
fore argued the war taxes might we'll be diminished.
A writer for the New York Sun suggests that the
Government without much loss OF revenue might
drop the little stamp taxes which are of considerable
annoyance the public but yield comparatively small
income to the treasury. Among these he includes the
proprietary medicines, chewing gum, bottles
of wine, telegraph and telephone messages and ex-
press receipts, checks and bills of exchange. OF
the last-named taxes the writer says: The re-
ceips from this source, under the act repealed in
1917 not separately reported but at most they
could have been more than 100000 or $2ooo,-
600 year, and they are probably not much greater
now The imposition of taxes on checks discourages
the keeping OF bank accounts which ought rather to
be promoted, and requiring them for bills of ex-
change is a burden on commerce which it is bad
policy to retain"
1t will certainly be gratifying to have the war
taxes hghtened at the time the law is revised, and
with most OF the suggestions made the public will
Il
should be repealed which has given rise to question
of law il by the repeal the issues be terminated without
being decided by the courts. The controversy be-
tween the people and the express companies for
ample, as to whether the companies the shippers
are bound affix the stamp the express receipt,
ought not to be summariy disposed OF by abolishng
the tax Ever since the law was put into effect the
express companies have compelled the public to pay
the tax Suit after suit has been brought to test the
issue and decision after decision has been given for
the plaintiffs against the corporations, and at last
the people in sight of victory. 1t is therefore not
winter That fight should be carried to a finish and
nothing should be done TO relieve the corporations OF
the duty of paying just the courts about
to compel them to do so after two years OF shrkng.
For the rest the suggestions made with respect to
repeating the lesser taxes are good The tax bot
is as heavy on bottle OF table claret OF
the costliest brand. There are other taxes equally
unfair and all such should be repealed.
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grieved. who may commence an action IL
recover such penalty. Make your demand
TO have gas connected with your prem
ises. and IL the company fails 10 DO 80
commence suit. II has been held that a
eas company cannot demand a deposit,
bur an appeal has been taken from that
decision. and the appeal has not yet been
acted upon.
HOMESTEAD-A. B., City. The law re-
Iatlng TO homesteads In California says:
eff the claimant be married the home
stead may be selected from the commu-
nity property. or from the separate prop
erty OF the husband. or with the consent
OF the wife from her separate property
When the claimant is not married. but is
the head of the family. the homestead
may be selected from any OF his or her
property. The head OF the family Is tho
husband when the claimant Is married.
every person who has residing on tho
premises with him or her and under his
or her care and maintenance, either his
or her minor children or minor grandchU-
dreu. or the minor child Of a deceased
husband or wife. n minor brother or sa-
ter, the minor child of brother or s.s-
ter a father, mother. grandfather, grand
mother, the father. mother. grand ..r
or grandma; her of a deceased husbg y .~
wife. an unmarried sister. or any Jt tr<
relatives mentioned in this section VIII
have attained the age of majority and 1ea
unable 70 take care Of or support them-
selves -
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Cleanest in America.

The Lackawanna Railroad Is the eleanest
railroad In America. Even though IL cared
little for the comfort OF its passengers. which
II does. II probably would burn hard coal. for
the reason that 10 owns the most extensive an
thracite coal mines In Pennsylvania. and A Is
cheaper for II TO, burn hard coal. which makes
no smoke. than soft. AT any rate. there Is no
smoke from it's locomotives. IL Il built for the
most part through the mountains where rock
Is the material easiest OF access. and its road
bed for that reason Is rock -ballasted. There ls
therefore, dust. These two things are %
unusual interest 10 the traveller by this line.
for the reason that on no other road IN the
United States Is there stronger Incentive 20
keep ones eyes upon the passing scene IL Is
said OF this line truthfuly. that every mile
Is picturesque. It traverses the agricultural
region OF Western New York. the valley region
OF Central New York. the mountain region of
Pennsylvania and New Jersey. and every mile
offers view that is beautiful interesting and
enhancing. In point OF comfort It's passengers
are particularly fortunate for, In addition 10
there being no smoke or dust, the cars are
rOOmy, comfortable and scrupul0usly clean.
Sleeping cars. parlor cars and dining cars offer
all the convenlences and comforts OF modern
travel.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CrTh0um-Nau1evIIle.
Orpheum-In the Charity Fund OF the Associated
Theatrical Managers. Thursday afternoon December a.
Coluubia-'Shenandoah
Cailfornia-'An Enemy the King"
Tlyoli-"Tar and Tartar" Saturday evening
Grand Opera House-'EI!s Majesty
Alcazar-''Adother
Alhamhra- Air. Plaster of Paris
Chutes. Theater-Nauet vile every and
evening
Olympia. and Ellis streets-Specialties.
Central Park-Steeplechase Coney Island.
Panorama Battle Manila Bay. Market
Eighth
Me.lern T,url Aa.ocatlon. Alatea caunty-Raess.
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Mr.. Pabcock on Deck.

The newly appointed Shipping Commits
sioner, c. F. Babcock, took charge OF the
office yesterday. No changes were made
be likely TO be until after the holidays.
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After hearing of the overwhelming opposition to
himself in the House OF Representatives Congress
man Roberts is inclined to the belief that the members
have prejudced the case against him. Perhaps he
would have been closer to the mark if he had said
that the case had preudiced the Congressmen against
him.
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Special information supplied daily 20
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's). $40 Mont
gomery street. Telephone Main 1912.
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The South African press censor has been guilty OF
another slip Of the pen. A week ago he had General
Joubert travelling in a hearse. Now the distinguished
Boer is hustlng through the country in an omnibus
Whatever he may be travelling in he seems to be very
much alive.
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ONE DIME-A. s.. City. A dime Of
1920 with a small 0 in the date is offered
by dealers for so cents, and one with a
large in the date for so cents.
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ing with the British and ourselves Perhaps after all,
in considering the crooked course OF European dip
lomacy, it is just we'll to draw conclusions from
horse races from anything else
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STATES IN THE UNION-Subscriber.
City. There are now forty-five States in
the Union, thirteen original and thirty
two admitted.
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MIDSHIPMAN IN THE NAVY-Sailor,
City. The rank of midshipman in the
United States navy was abolished in 1852
The lowest rank in commissioned officers
now is ensign.
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ILLITERACY-H. T. w, City. The per-
centage of illiteracy in the United States
is s. Germany and Spain 72.
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CALIFoRNIANS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Sam samter OF
San Francisco is at the Herald Square:
T. NJ. French OF San Francisco Is at the
Imperial; Samuel Sachs Of San Francisco
is at the Savoy.
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GREEN AND NELL FIGHT-H. w.
X, City. This department refers you to
The Call and other morning papers OF
November %. 1899. for details of the last
round in the Green-Neill fight.
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DECISION is FINAI-D., Newark. Cal.
In a pugilistic contest the decision of the
referee is final.
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Note-a Fourth ST.. SC barber. grocer;
best eyeglasses. specs. 1Oc TO 4Oc
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GAS COMPANY-A Subscriber, CITY
The law says that gas company must
furnish gas TO an applicant within a Ger
tain time, but is silent on the subiecr of
deposits 10 secure the company furnish
company does not furnish the gas. AZ in
has a main within easy access. II Is Liable
TO penalty in damages TO the party ag-
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NOT A PREMIUM DOLLAR-K. T..
City. An American dollar of 1894 is not
premium coin.
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(7hs Cali does not hold itself responsible
TOR the opinions pub ishsd in this eoInnrn, but
presents them for whatspsr pliaS ihey my
haze as communications of general INTEREST,"
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SEASONS. NJ. c., Suisun City. Cal.
Those who predict a dry or wet season.
claiming TO do so by certain signs. some
times hit It. and more times they do not.
1t is not within the power OF man to pre-
dict months ahead what a season will be.
The Weather Bureau can make predic-
uons about twenty-four hours ahead, bas-
Ing such on the movements OF storms, but
sometime storm changes its course inn
mediately after the prediction has been
announced, and the prediction goes for
naught.
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I ing each variety in n cubic inch space and
then counting the grains.

THE AGE-J. II. N, Lincoln. Cal. This
department has no record of the age
asked about II you will communicate
with the District Attorney of Calaveras :
County at San Andreas, he may furnish
you the information that may place yoI
in communicat tion with the owner OF the
animal.
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INTEREST-W., Philo. Cal. In the
State of California interest is the compen-
sation allowed by law or fixed by the
parties for the use or forbearance or de-
tention or money. Unless there is an ex-
press contract fixing a different rate. in
terest Is payable on all money at the rate
OF per cent per annum. Parties NAV
agree IN writing for any rate OF interest
ana IL snail be allowed according to the
terms OF the agreement until the entry OF
judgment -
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Mocha. cameIia. Pistaehe for soIrse. sOs LArkin.
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MUST GIVE NOTICE-A. s., City. If
a tenant is always prompt in the payment
of his rent and the landlord wants the
premises he must give the tenant q rea-
sonable notice, not less than fifteen days.
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Cal slaee fruit soc per Ib at Townsend's.. {.
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GOVERNMENT LAND-F. ]. H.. City.
IL you wish information about Govern
ment land in this or any other State you
snould apply at the United States Land
once in the district in which the land is
located. In California the land offices are
located at Humboldt, independence. Los
to, San Francisco, Stockton, SusanvilIe
and Visalia. Either of these offices. for
81. will furnish plat of land under it's
control. showing what land has been aud
has not been taken up.
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ON A TRAINING sHIp-u NJ

ON A TRAINING SHIP-H. NJ, Ala
media, Cal. Apprentices on board of
United States training ships are educated
to fill the positions of seamen and petty
ofhcers. but they cannot become commIs-
stoned officers The Hartford is at Mare
ments In this State and course of study
should be addressed TO the Commanding
G,r ofilcer OF the training ship, Mare Island
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS;
sherman House, Il. %. News Cot Great North
Hotels Fremont House; Auditorium Hotel.
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WASHINGTON Cd. c. OFFICE. .weIlin Eton Hote
}. l.. ENGLISH. Correspondent.
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDsi
Waldorf-AstOrfa Hotel; 4. Brentano, 81 Union
Squares Murray HilI Hotel
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

NOT A PREMIUM DoLLAR-K. T..
City. An American dollar of 1894 is not
premium coin.
DECISION is FINAL-D.. Newark. Cal.
In a pugilistic contest the decision of the
referee is final.
nLITERACY-H T. w, City. The per-
centage of illiteracy in the United States
is s, Germany and Spain ".
STATES IN THE UNIoN-subscriber
City. There are now forty-five States in
the Union. thirteen original and thirty
two admitted.
ONE DIME-A. s., City. A dime Of
1870 with a small 0 in the date is offered
by dealers for so cents. and one with
large in the date for so cents.
MIDsHIPMAN IN THE NAvY-sailor,
City. The rank of midshipman in the
United States navy was abolished in 1852.
The lowest rank in commissioned officers
now is ensign.
GREEN AND NELL FIGHT-H. w.
X, City This department refers you to
The Call and other morning papers OF
November %. 1893. for details of the last
round in the Green-Neill fight.
MUST GIVE NOTICE-A. s., City. If
a tenant is always prompt in the payment
of his rent and the landlord wants the
premises he must give the tenant a rea-
sonable notice, not less than fifteen days.
AMERICAN COINS-B A. s., Golden
Gate, Cal. The market or selling price of
quarter OF 1886 Is from 60 cents to 81:
half dollars of 1878 and 1919 from IS cents
to 81 10: JO-cent piece of 1881 from 70 cents to
81, and 5O-cent piece of 1884 from 10 cents
to 90 cents. These figures may vary ac-
cording to locality or demand. Dealers in
coins do not offer a premium for any of
these coins.
LIABILITY-B. A s.. Golden Gate, Cal.
Your question in relation to the liability
of city for destruction of property by
fire, by reason of inefficient fire depart
ment or insufficient apparatus, is one that
cannot be answered offhand IL would
require evidence on both sides and a iu-
dicial mind TO determine. II you are Of
the opinion that you have a case against
the corporation. lay your case before a
reputable attorney.
GRAINS OF SAND-B. w. Oakland
Cal The amount of clear sand that NAV
would depend on the character OF the
sand, as some is coarser than other. In
your idle moments you might find out how
many grains may be contained in thai
| space by obtaining several varieties, plac-
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE
PERRY IIhENS JR.....2D Tribune Buildn
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT,
c. @. CARLTON. Herald sauar'
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perwunbeten l28 unb madtsn SO su Oe.
fanatnen. Die Mannlhaft unter Waic,
D'Drien tGbteten 49 Tilipincs, perwun-
betep piele unb 28 ron ben 9nluraenteu
fettn In bie 6dnbt Der Mmerilaner, BIZ
MIR elf gtrpunbfte batten.
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Observation-Disclosures, betaupttt, baf
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