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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29
THE ORPHEUM. :. :.
gND SOME OF :.
IT'S VgRIET.Y

The most renarka be thing IL intettcv..
decorating and house furnishing re ..aEe
ever seen forms the background 1taT: 4.
sketch entitled a Forgotten conolr7<,
ton presented this week = chs Or
pheun b. Francesca Reddlng and Carlton.
Mac. Truly. II is an actin I.se.1i. and
We regret the presence q tas hatnsE sn1
thiJEer talking figures tHzt SOMETIMES:
prevent our hearing the cosorsf, even
though they scream Al Us with pElraar}.
ins0lence loud enough 70 make tle Ee4k.E
ring Al eight hours distance fns .ecf.css
Of. them Etfil remain They are Z n ..-
and We let them again Into o. tls
when they knock much IS ne graz
usher did 20 the palace during the r ESEactl
Revolution. mot finding il c0nFezl7SI;l -
refuse" The room cannot D se1a 70 p
It's chronology with II. for Ny aIlG PTS
Newed evidently consider Z rlll-4-C-s
frugality 70 cOHflne themselves 70 ai.s
one pericd-Emp-rs Colonial tF 6tssSe-s=.
several others Unc-ass1fled- 10 "o..t.-i
they lose collar buttons s1c safe ceLl-.
binations and portions q .l1slr NM 10
WnO could live u sucn TON paIlE 30 =
being sgfrated2 Il would uourlsh rhe ~ 1t-
ing temper Of lambs. IheE VIII soon .cSs
their minds entirely. and then those tu[t@9:
their use Go and see that room for 4
lesson in not what u 90. Let Us call the
style pure Lcuis-American and pass OF %
legitimate criticism ~grasp1ng az1 cq--
po-tunity'' IS a well worked OUT sketch,
.cleverly handled b. VIII CressE aid
Blanche Davne Nj Crsssy Is such \
lffelike old hayssed that even the -rloss~ z
grown joke Of & srusshsd-5n hat. ) aecsEI+
able al his hands. He Is one 81 the few
entertainers vino can hold ths stump f9T.
and length without making Z clearl1g-
Melville and SIetSo1 are best IL the:r
dialect impersonst tons. the copy Of E95l~s .
Mann being especially good The musical
tale Of the numerous keIlys found respQrl-:
sfye echo in al our minds and the SS1[5-
nent voiced IN their let up on; the coC2. .
songs" refrain We heartily applaud. E.-.
the coon epidemic has more than eaFreq
the right 70 yaWn and die. In the lace
Of this remark how can We say win IN
puni1y that the cakswalk Of B<1ly and
Willie Farrell is the most rhythmical and
graceful a San Francisco audience. mas
seen? We won't: well say II with pen
The PasQuaHs and Signor AbramoI won
their laurels last year and have returned
again 70 wear them with dignity So long
as their voices last they may count on our
audiences and our encoreS- ne IouF
O'Learys have & novel Turkish harEn1-'
sCarum entrance and do some Of the, most
reckless OF Jumbling. II they don't break
their necks before the end OF the week
they VIII probably find place higher or
the programme and continue 70. toss each
other about al the option OF the manage
ment- The bill. as things in sumner are
apt 70 be. is & little limp, but. on the
whole, good
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29
FIGHT FOR THE RIGHT.

~ ISPATCHES from Napa announce that
J Thompson Beard & Sons, merchants, doing
- taslaess ii that city. have applied to the
cautts :5r WI: Of mandate requiring the Wells
Ez-5o Express Company to receive packages from
The plaintiffs ior shipment and TO give receipts Tor
them win The internal revenue stamp affixed, Is re
qu;red By law.
Thus i appears. that another fight Is 70 be made
agairst the ext0rtion OF the tax-shjrng corporation
that has been robbing the public simply because the
public has tsrnely submitted 10 the robbery. II more
citizens would stand UP Tor their rights and the rights
O: the community as this firm IS doing the extor
ton would soon cease the corporation would pay its
taxes and the pssln-snging president would pose as
religious dev0tee with less uncton, perhaps, but
tziny with less hypocrisy.
Ii Is to Be noted the dispatches quote Mr.. Beard
as saying his firm objected year ago TO paying the
revenue tax which the express company then endeav-
ored 10 e,tor1, and, the firm being large shippers
the company consented to pay it Thus appears the
company. has been playing sneak game on the pub
hcettng of the big shippers who stood up for their
rights but cinching the small shippers and those who
were TOO cowardy to fight
That action IS quite in accord with the trick the
cornpany.s agents in this city had the npudence to
ask The Canto connive at As soon as the war taxes
were enforced the express company sent notice 10
The Gail advising it OF plan whereby entire
wagon load 81 packages would be received as one
package. It. was a trick TO defraud and cheat the
Government as well as the public. and The Call
promptly exposed It at the time. The public, there
lore, will feei no surprise in learning from the state
meft Of Mr.. Beard that game OF hypocrisy as well
as one Of eNtortion IS being carried on by the tax
shrlers..
With: such revelations before them. making clear
tie raj as well as the greed OF the express com
pany.= there ought TO be universal demand on the
part Of tie merchants OF California for their rights
Several Suits 10 compel the company to pay its taxes
and cease its. extortions in the courts, and
the decisions thus far in favor OF the people In
the nleatire while the action Of the court OF final
appeal IS awaited. the company continues its extor-
tons with unabated vigor Thousands OF dollars are
being taken from-the public enrich the tax-shrkers
and doubtless by trickery OF kind similar to that
exposed. by The Call thousands OF other dollars are
being taken from the Government
The issue Is once more presented to the public in
. plain and unmistakabe way, and it remains to be
seen how many firms individuals will have the
courage to stand up for their rights The frauds and
etortons practced under the mask OF ostentatious
pety will be successful only long the people are
willing to submit to them. Let few more resoute
men act as Thompson Beard & Sons have done and
the Wells-Fargo Company OF robbers will begin TO
pay their taxes
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

peace, What reason is there for the erection OF
than Russian autocracy under the jurisdiction OF the
United States in Hawaii?
Much IS being said, sometimes idly and sometimes
maliciousy, about the influence upon the Cubans and
the Filpinos OF anti-mpeTialistc sentiment in the
United States We ask respectfully OF the irperalists
this exhibition OF good government in Hawaii has
no influence upon other peoples TO whom We are OF
ieEing government under the same brand:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29
The Parry Murder Case.

When the case of Mrs. May Parry.
charged with the murder of her husband
was called in Judge Grahams court yes
terday morning. Attorney George s.
knight put DR.. s. F. Long on the stand
who testified that Mrs. Parry was con-
fined 10 her bed, suffering from nervous
prostration, and was unable 10 appear in
court. On that showing the Judge con-
tinued the case till August 5, as he takes
his vacation in about week.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29
CALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-D. a. Hulse OF
San Francisco Is at the Normandie- H.
X Mademan of San Francisco. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 3. Richardson. Miss Charlotte
Richardson. Master Girard Richardson OF
Oakland. and Willis Jackson of San Fran
cisco are al the Majestic
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29
cALIFoRNIANs IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, June 2S-W. c. Tamns
of San Francisco is al the St James;
William Robertson of San Francisco is
at WillarGs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29
OUR HOMECOMING VOLUNTEERS.

c ENATOR PERKINS dispatch to the Presi-
y dent requesting information TO the time
- when the First California Regiment would en-
bark to return home has brought forth any def
rite information on the subject Adjutant General
Corbn replying for the President the instance OF
the Secretary OF War, does no more than direct the
attention OF the Senator that portion OF recently
published cable from General Otis in which it is
stated: Nebraska, Pennsylvania and Utah now
taking transports, and Sixth Infantry Negros
to relieve California.
From this information II appears the work OF re-
lieving the volunteers IS going forward about as rap
idly as can be effected under the circumstances The
California regiment however instead OF being first
or among the first be relieved is to be OF the
last The Oregon volunteers are already on their way
home, those OF Nebraska, Pennsylvania and Utah
were embarking at the time Otis sent his cable, but
the Caliiornians still at Negros waiting for the
Sixth Infantry to relieve them.
While the delay in the homecoming OF our volun-
teers is not according TO hopes, it is still one
which the people OF the State will bear with the 10y
atty OF patriotism. 1t high compliment to the
Californians that they intrused with separate
duty in distant islands far removed from the main
command. They won that honor by distinguished
service and discipline and the State has reason to be
proud OF it. That separate command, however, de-
lays them at the front while others come home. High
duties impose high responsibilities, and honors, like
everything else must be balanced in the scale OF
pensations.
Ii is assured. however that in time compare
lively short boys will be sailing home Then will
come an occasion for San Francisco to make gala
day and invite all Californians to come to town and
help in the grand reception OF the homecoming he
roes. That day is not distant. Once relieved at
Negroes the volunteers may embark Immediately for
home, and it is. therefore too early to begin
preparations for making their welcome festival OF
more than ordinary brilance and enthusiasm
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

The other day Columbus centenarian was di-
vorced and was then almost kidnapped. He probably
thinks that he escaped two phases OF the same fate on
the same day
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

At the recent creation OF Cardinals at Rome an in
teresting ceremony OF opening and then closing the
mouths OF the new princes OF the church was per-
formed. Somebody with sense OF the eternal fitness
Of things ought to introduce the custom in the
French Chamber OF Deputies
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

There is one locality on this round globe where the
Market Street Railway Company does not want a
franchise. It IS Seoul, in Korea. The other day
there company tried to operate fenderless cars
As result several children killed In retaliation
the citizens destroyed cars and killed several en-
ployes OF the road
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

Fourth OF July decorations, flags. pic
lures, etc, wholesale and retail. il. guam
titles 10 suit Sanborn. Vail & Co. =
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

Special information supplied daily 10
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen'sl SD Mont
gomery street Telephone Main IQ42. "a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

1t is stated fact TO be doubted that there are
fortunes in oil in California. None OF the painters
hereabouts seem to have found them
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

=. .:ac<rz5l4---. h Adventure G: Lady Ursula"
: On rau1Ti-yaudeTille.
.te4zs-' -et=rtck the Great
. .!s-4-a -0.aza E5.ase-'The LILY O; Killarney"
tlsg-t+-- .C1pEsus and EVrydioe'
- ! at1bra-e' VI gnon.t'
chsres: no a-4 Free Observation-Disclosures
z1"esellng
osyra5s-cor-sF Mason AID EI4s strsetz-specsaIties
Inerstse Panorama Co. Market street. EighthBat
L. a@ Manila Bay.
. e.t-o Ba.ts--s @arning PAGES
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

PORT ORCHARDS. J.. San Jose Cal
In an air line Seattle Is distant eighteen
miles from Port Orchard, and Tacoma is
fifteen miles.
PREMIUM COINS-C. E. Fairfield
Cal. There is no premium offered on 2
half dollar OF 1928. a three-cent piece OF
1852 nor on nve-franc piece OF lS45. =.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

On July IS and IA the santa Fe roate viii sell
tickets TO indianapolis and return at the very
low rate OF SIS. Occasion-annual meeting: %
the Epworth League. Get full particulars ST :
the Santa Fe office. e2S Market street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

1t is to be hoped the New York woman who killed
herself because she found it 100 hot to live" took
the precaution to provide herself with insurance
against fire risks in the next world
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

So far friends OF the British royal family have been
able to keep from the poet laureate the knowledge
that her Majesty has entered the sixty-third year
OF her reign. They fear it might provoke him to in
lict the public with one OF his poems
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

DR.. Siegert's Angostura Bitters-scknowi-
edged the world the greatest known
regulator OF the stomach and bowels.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

The announcement has been made in New York
that great spirit trust has been formed 1t is ex-
pected that will dictate terms to practicng
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

Just imagine what noise there would have been
m:the world if the tinplate makers had struck-noth-
iig short u a pan-demoniulnl
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29
Yesterdays Insolvents.

Archie Ben Allen OF Oakland, $S17;. as:
Cohen of Oakland $50; assets, SIS. g.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

Professor Gayley says apologetcay that the Uni
versity OF California is suffering from growing pains
Is it possible that the learned gentleman would wish
TO the institution in the agonies OF the rheumatism
OF old age?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

And the newly formed milk trust is claiming
protection the ground that it is an infant industry
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

calglace fruit soc per ID at rowhsend's.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29
MAYOR I. 4. FULLER OF NAPA.

anybody cities
him, her read
| accompanying Mayor L a. Fuller:
NAPA. %.
To of Call-Sr: erecting monument to
Dewey the American the people of CaoT-
adopted the worthy Of pepetuating his
pinnacle Of it is natural
should such Of honoring
this tribute captain
erected by the English people to Lord Nelson
both in proportions elaborate the
Manila the battle of Trafalgar
follow the footsteps of California but
all the others and would
the State only subscribe to
the but block durable
construction of this tribute of
of incentive
of reward the approval
of his conscience and of his countrymen.
I. a FULLER, Mayor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29

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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
PERRY LUKENS JR..........-....29 Tribune Building
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-21
Causes Lively Times On the Utah
Exchange.
$4,000 SHARES WERE SOLD
HIGHEsf PRICE PAID FOR IT
WAS ONE CENT.
Large Holders of the Stock I'm
loaded Right and LEFTOVER
Mammoth In Strong Demand
Daisy Active On Salt Lake Ex-
change.

The excitement of the day on the ex-
changes was during the call of the
Utah exchange, when Antler was SIM
ply 'paralyzed." 1t was only a few
days ago that this stock sold UP to "a
cents per share, but yesterday it went
tobogganing and the highest point
reached was L cent. Some of the larger
holders unloaded right and left, but
the brokers seemed to want something
to play with and it was taken in to the
amount of $4,000 shares at the prevail
ing prices. In fact, everything offered
was quickly taken in Lower Nam
moth was wanted at strong prices and
1000 shares were transferred.
Outside of Antler the new board did
a light business.
On the Salt Lake exchange Daisy
was more active than any other stock
The bears tried to lower prices and
succeeded to some extent. The Showers
Consolidated received some attention
and the prices ranged from 46 to 1874
cents.
The days quotations are as follows:
Call of Listed Stocks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-21

of copper ore continues that put in APP
pearance at a depth of sixty feet from
the collar of the shaft, which seemingly
ly is increasing in value.
A blind man would have had no DIFF
ficulty in locating the South Sunbeam,
as the tremendous ledge outcrops in
pronounced, bold and unmistakable
manner just below the site located for
hosting. Great things are predicted
for and from all appearances justly ex-
pected, of the South Sunbeam.
The Hope Mining & Milling company
VIII, on May 1. resume work on their
at one time renowned claims in Chi
cago gulch, about three-fourths of a
mile northeast of Silver City, located on
the wonderful Chicago vein-a vein that
has yielded some remarkably rich min
eraL During the early 'T0's over $50, 900
worth of ore was extracted from the old
workings. and like amount again in
1S90-9l. The old shaft has been aban-
doned, and work viii be prosecuted
through a new one, which is now sunk
to a depth of ia feet. Some very sub
stantial surface buildings have been
erected, and first-class steam power
equipment supplied.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-21
CONDITIONS AT ALTA.
Operations On Peruvian to Be Re
sumed at Once.

Val Clays, the principal stockholder
of the Peruvian Mining company, has
Just returned from the company's prop
erty at Alta. In company with Mr.. J.
L. Ristine he went up the canyon last
week for the purpose of examining the
property and to find out just when the
resumption of work would be practi-
cable.
Mr. Clays reported that the snow is
sinking at the rate of foot dav in
the canyon and that ore shipping will
begin in a short time if the warm
weather holds on. The town of Alta,
he says, is a total wreck and by the
way the snow is piled up around it he
is of the opinion that it viii take more
than one seasons sun to thow il out
lie found the buildings at the Peruvian
all intact. only being covered with
snow, and everything in that section
the same as ii was left at the opening
of winter.
Mr.. Claws will return Immediately
with q force of men and begin work in
the mine. He intends to begin with
two shifts and increase the force as the
season advances. When work was sus-
pended last fall he was engaged in sink
ing a Wine and had reached a point
which indicated that the ore body was
near. This work will be continued.
besides taking out ore in the upper
workings Of the mine. of which con-
siderable quantity is in sight He hopes
to be shipping ore within thirty days
after work is resumed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-21
ARIzoNA's MINING BOOM.
George Bradley Talks About the
Great Copper Bonanzas.

The well known mining machinist,
Mir George o. Bradley, has just re
turned from a trip to Arizona. Mr..
Bradley was the designer Of the smelt-
ing and reduction works of the Phelps
Dodge company on the Copper Queen
and the Detroit mines near Bisbee,
Ariz., and visited that section for the
purpose of starting plans for an in
crease in the old plants and the cree
ton of a new smelter. He reports that
section of Arizona as booming. The
Copper Queen property last year
handled $4,000 tons of ore and the De-
troit as much more. The new plant
that Will be erected viii increase the
output at least % per cent from these
figures. The same company that own
these two mines have still another, the
United Globe at Globe, AriZ
The company has recently completed
a railroad from Bowie on the Southern
Pacific TO Globe, a distance of some
eighty miles. This road was started
about nine years ago and built up to
the Apache Indian reservation. where it
stopped owing to the difficulty en-
countered in securing a right of way
over the reservation. Last fall this
was secured and the road pushed
through Mr. Bradley speaks of the
Globe mine as a very large proposition.
which viii pro~e the equal of the other
properties owned by the company
When asked about other portions of
the territory Mr.. Bradley said that a
great amount Of prospecting was be
ing done for copper. A strike had been
made about thirty-five miles south of
Tucson on the Southern Pacific. The
strike was made about two months ago
and from reports viii prove to be the
biggest thing vet uncovered in the ter
ritory. There vas great excitement in
that section and prospectOrs were flock
ing TO the district similar to the travel
which has recently set in for the
Buffalo HUMP country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-21

Dexter, 1O0G2.44; 1OO@s2.46; 1OOQS2.4S.
Daly-West. 100Gs9.90.
Lower Mammoth. 100G731sc.
Northern Light, S0067lIsc.
Showers Consolidated, 500@431ac; 5000
4414c: 100q4Sc; SOOQ46l4e; 2OOQ469sc;
100I46%c.
Eagle & b. B. 5OemS1.7O.
Golden Eagle. 1.000@61sc: 4.000G6c.
Joe Bowers, GOOGLE; 2,000615c; 1900
Ice: 5OOQ16Ac; 50OQ163sc; 1,5OOQ1615c;
500Q17c.
Joe Bowers Extension, 1O,OOOQ9c
La RENE, 200Q77c.
Mckinley, 200O6Sc: 1.00009c
Martha Washington, 5OO91414c.
Monarch, 4.009%c.
Midnight Bowers, 3,000Q3ssc.
Total number of shares transferred,
SO, $50.
Total value of sales s1O,S6S.11.
The Utah Exchange.
Antler; 4O,oOOQ%c; 12,OOOQ1c; 10000
sc
Dexter, 1OOG$24s: 1O0Gs2.5O.
Daisy, 500Q27%l; 2.0OOQ2S9s.
Golden Eagle, 1,000l6c.
Generalization, 200G1G1a.
joe Bowers, 1,000d16c.
Lower Mammoth, 1O0@71c; 100G705sc;
S00Q70Ac; 200@701ac; 400Q70c.
Mercur, 1O0GS7.05.
Midnight Bowers. 1OO63Kc; 1,OOO0Sc.
Northern Light, 2OO@72%c; 1,10Oq7Sc;
I0O0@731sc.
Twelve-Thirty. 1O0O64$sc
Yankee Consolidated. 50OG12Ac.
Total number of shares transferred,
g. 300.
Total selling value of shares, S4,295.97.
On the Curb.
Sales on the curb were quite lively
during the afternoon. Lower Mammoth
was strong and in demand. The sales
reported were as follows:
Lower Mammoth, 5,0O0470c; 1900
69c: 1,5O006915c
Ajax SO00451ac
Showers Consolidated, 5009441sc.
Homestake, 5.O00014c.
DAILY West, /, O00@S9.91.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-21
Utah County Locations.
Especial Correspondence.l

IopeCIaT OOTTespOHuenCP.J
Provo, April 2O.-The following no.
tees of location were filed today with
the recorder of Utah county:
The Daisy, by 7. A. Clawson ct al,
and the Lucky Strike and May Flower
by Y. a. Clawson, all situated in the
North Tintic mining d.sErict.
The Blue Bird, situated west of Pei
lean Point, in the Leini district, by c.
w Earl.
The Grizzly. Look Out, Trixy and
Nesuvius, all in the North Tintic dis
trict, by Charles Angel ct al.
a quit claim deed to the Clock Tower
group of mining claims in the Camp
Floyd district was recorded today;
grantor. Charles 4. Strickland ct al;
grantee, Leroy Mining & Milling COM
pany.