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work can be done the last OF winter,
yust before growth begins. the injury
will he but little. The above practice
~ apply about equally TO the apple,
j, ar and plum, but perhaps should lie
oplied with some variations to the
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Mr. III. I. Hardin is.the genial proprie-
tor. 1t might pay you to try this
house on yourlnext stop at East Rad
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All persons who walk. Idle. hunt, Gu
timber, throw fence, or tresspnss in any
way On my land will be proscc Ia tel to the
fullest extent of the law.
RACES SLUSS, Adria, Va.
March 7. 1908.
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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
KERN COUNTY OIL MEN
DISCUSS NEEDED LAWS
Appoint a Committee to Frame a
Statute to Be Presented to the
LEGISLATURE

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 27-Thirty prom
inent oil operators from all parts of the
State interested in the Kern fields as
sembled tonight at the Oil Exchange to
consider the matter of protection by Iegis-
lation of oil wells from water. Among
those present were John NJ. Wright of
San Francisco, president of the Peerless
Company; F. r. Henderson of the AssC-
ciated; S. P. While Of the McKittrick;
Mr. Mont Of the Monte Cristo of Los An
geles, and c. T. Deane, president of the
California Petroleum Miners Association
at whose instance the meeting was called.
Timothy Spellacy of Bakersfield was
elected chairman and w. d. Young of Ba-
kersfield secretary.
The general opinion expressed was that
a law was needed to compel operators
who strike water TO keep the same under
control or to abandon and plug the we'll.
Various methods of handling wa ter were
fully discussed. A committee was ap-
pointed, consisting of Chairman Spellacy,
NJ l.. Thorn Of the Peerless, F. B. Hen
derson of the Associated, Aleck Wark of
the Union and II. l.. bort of Bakersfield
to examine fully into the details and
frame a statute on the subject to be sub
mitted TO the Legislature. The committee
will report at a meeting next Monday
night when the proposed law will be fully
discussed.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
MINORS AND THE FRUIT.

CALL HEADQUARTERS. sACRA-
MENTO, Jan. Ex-senator Diggs of
Yuba is in receipt of a letter from the
Mayor of Marysville. in which the latter
protests against the passage of Assembly
bill No. l41, introduced by Dorsey. This
bill regulates the employment and hours
of labor of minors.
The Mayor takes exception to the first
section of the bill, which provides that
no minor under the age Of Is shall be
employed in laboring in any manufactur-
ing mechanical or mercantile establish
ment. or other place of labor more than
nine hours a day" He states in his
letter that the passage Of the measure
would work a hardship on the fruit grow
ers and packing-houses of the State. He
says it is absolutely necessary for the
minors to work more than nine hours
day during the season. as the fruit must
be preserved or canned Immediately. in
order to prevent it from spelling He fur
ther states that it is hard enough as it
is to engage help during the fruit season,
and this bill would work a hardship on
all concerned. He asks that the bill be
either amended or defeated.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
GOVERNOR FAVoRS BILL.
Landowners Who Want a Channel
Appropriation Talk to Pardee.

CALL HEADQUARTERS SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 27.-A delegation of land
owners and ranchers in the vicinity Of
Rio Vista held a consultation with Gov
ernor Pardee this afternoon for the pur-
pose Of getting his views on the bills
for appropriations to cut channel across
the lower part of Sherman Island, in or
der TO give the flood waters a chance TO
get away. Senator'S Diggs, Devlin and
Luchsinger participated in the discus
sion, as did also Engineers NJ. NJ. Nourse
and George Reynolds. Frank d. Ryan
Commissioner of Public Works, was also
present i'm his official capacity. The land
owners were p. ]. Won Loben Sells Peter
Cook, b. Peart. A. J. T. Reynolds, Henry
Glide and G.. w. Chapman.
Governor Pardee said he would make
no promises. He said he was not op-
posed to the bill, but thought the appro-
priation asked for was too large. He
stated 1t was impossible for him to say
"a this time what appropriation he would
favor. until all bills for appropria tions
were before him. He intimated that he
was not opposed TO the object of Diggs'
measure, but deemed $3.50, 900 was too
large.
1t is understood that the author of the
bill will cut it down one-half, in the hope
that it will finally pass.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
PATENT GAS IGNITER.
Little Electric Joker in the Lodging
House Suffocation Bill.

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 27.-As was stated in the
Call to-day, a bill was introduced in the
Assembly making it a misdemeanor for
anv one to turn off the gas at the meter
and to regulate the use of Illuminating
gas A similar bill was introduced in the
Senate this morning These bills, COM
ing as they do so quickly after the un-
timely deaths of persons who lost their
lives in lodging-houses of San Francisco
through the alleged turning off and on
of gas at the meter by the keepers OF
the houses, is significant. 1t may he
more so when 1t is known that Attorneys
Morgenstern and Webster of San Fran
cisco are here to secure articles of incor-
poration for a company organized to put
an automatic gas igniter on gas jets,
which will prevent death by asphyxi-
alton.
Morgenstern explains this contrivance
to be a patented wire which is attached
to the burner and automa tically every
fifteen minutes an electric spark is
caused which will ignite the gas if it is
escaping. Morgenstern believes there is
millions i'm it," and this would be ap-
parent if the following provision in the
Senate bill introduced this morning is
considered:
provided. however, that this act shall
not apply TO any of the persons herein
enumerated. when such person or persons
shall have connected every exit or orifice
upon the gas fixtures used in such place
or places with a practical and safe gas
ignfter"
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
NEW BOARD OF PARDoNs.
Members Viii. Not Receive Salaries.
but Work for Honor.

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO. Jan. 27.-AssemblyTnan Amerige
OF Orange County is preparing bill the
effect of which will be to change the
manner in which pardons may be granted
to feons under sentence and to others
who may be suffering punishment for
violation of the law. Not the least of
the troubles of the Governor, whoever he
may be, is that of hearing the appeals
which come to him constantly for the
exercise of executive clemency for some
person who has been convicted of crime.
1t is not an easy matter for a Governor
to coldly turn down the petitions for par
dons or paroles when they are accom-
panied, as they usually are, by the tear
ful prayers of some mother wife, daugh-
ter or sister, a combination of them.
1t is the purpose of Assemblyman Am
erige in introducing his bill to relieve the
Chief Executive of this frequent source
of worry. His plan is to create non
salaried board of pardons, of which the
Governor shall be eX-officia a member.
The board will consist of three or five
members, as the Governor may prefer,
and to it must be referred all petitions
for pardons- The proposed law will be
composite copy of similar measures which
are in force in the Eastern States, but
there may be certain notifications of the
systems which obtain there. The matter
is now in the hands of the Governor for
his approval, in order that he may have
an opportunity to make such suggestions
with reference to it as he may desire.
The bill will therefore be indirectly the
Governors bill, and as such it will be
almost certain to be adopted. 1t is pro-
posed to vest in the Governor full power
TO act in capital cases without reference
to the board of pardons.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
With Confidence We Direct
You to the Never-Fa7Ing
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Compound
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Condition of ALI Rundown and
Sick People.

In the winter season, when many peo-
pie, especially women and children, are
confined in close and stuffy apartments
which lack proper ventilating facilities
the blood becomes watery. pale, sluggish
and impure: the nervous system is i'm
paired, the brain is tired insomnia begins
its terrible work. and a general collapse
of the whole system ensues.
Our object at this time is to suggest the
true means of sUccOr and help for pale.
languid nervous. irritable and weakened
women and children. Thousands Of such
nerveless and fraf victims will soon be
cut down if help is delayed and time lost
Paine's Celery Compound is the lifeline
the sure and tried anchor Of hope that
all may lay hold of with a certainty OF
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it promotes cell growth. builds up flesh.
bone and tissue and elevates the cOnsti-
tutional condition of every sick person
and defends them from germ and bacte-
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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
COYOTE CLAIMS BEATEN.
Assembly Refuses to Pay, but Vote
Will Be Reconsidered.

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO Jan. 27.-The collection of
coyote scalp judgments received set
back in the House this morning, when
bill No. 142, providing for the payment
of judgment claim Of $4S5. one of the
claims making up the total of $213,0O0,
came up for final passage.
Carter moved that action be postponed
two weeks, as he had learned that the
Attorney General wanted to appeal the
case. Prescott said the Attorney General
had had ample time in which to inform
the House of his possible intention to
appeal. Johnson said that the Attorney
Generals office had put the matter over
purposey until May, 1904, that the Legis
lature might take what action 1t saw
fit.
Carter's motion was lost, but the final
passage of the bill was defeated by a
vote of 80 to 81 Johnson Immediately
changed his vote from aye to no that he
might make a motion to reconsider.
The adherents of the bills providing
for the payment of the judgments claim
that they carry them by ten votes
when the members get back from the
present trips of inspection.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
Curry Objects to the Bill.

CALL HEADQUARTERS. SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 27.-Assembly bill No. 273,
introduced by Pyle, which exempts mu-
tual building and loan corporations or
ganized under the laws of this State from
paying fees to the Secretary of State for
filing certificates of increase of capital
stock, is creating a deal of comment. 1t
is known that certain building and loan
societies of this city and San Francisco
communicated with the Secretary of
States Office to learn what the fees would
be for increasing their capitalization, and
when they discovered that the fees were
very high they thought out plan to
avoid the extra payment. A bill was pre-
pared and turned over to Pyle and he
has introduced it in the lower house.
Secretary Curry does not take kindly to
the bill and has expressed himself as
being opposed to the measure.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
FAVOR VOTING MACHINES.

CALL HEADQUARTERS. SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. T.-Voting machines will
probably be in use at the next elections
in California. The. committees on Elec-
ton laws of the Senate and the Assem-
bly, met in joint session this afternoon,
and after a discussion on voting ma
chimes in which Registrar Walsh of San
Francisco took part, appointed a sub
committee of three, which is to draft a
bill embracing the features desired.
There was only one point that the COM
mittee could not agree on. and that was
whether the Supervisors in each county
or the State should select the machines
to be used. This point was left to the
subcommittee to decide. 1t is almost
certain that the power of choosing the
machines will be left to the Supervisors
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
EXEMPTED RAIL WAYS USE
Continued From Page 1, Column g..

lished, said knight 1.-The bill will in
Jure the oil industry and | am opposed
to it"
Inc bill is calculated to hurt the oil
producers and the test provided is en-
tirely unnecessary said McMartin.
II am shown" said Barber, that
there is no danger in using fuel oil at a
lower flash test than $50 degrees | will
vote against the bill. | certainly shall
not stand for any measure that will in
1ure the oil producers and benefit a mo-
nopoly.'
Il have not had time to study the Raj
ston bill,' said Allen, "but | shall GER
tafnly oppose any measure that will in
Jure any industry of this State.
Assemblyman Dunlap of San Joaquin
said that other matters had kept him too
busy to permit of his studying the bilf
but that he would vote against 1t if it
was inimical to the oil producers.
What God has supplied for the use of
the people they should be allowed to en-
joy, said Assemblymah Camp of Sierra
Madre. Il am opposed to the Ralston L. =
and all measures that tend to put the oil
business into the hands of a monopoly"
''They are boring for oil in my county"
said Brown of San Mateo land l shall
wait to hear what my people want be-
fore voting on the bill If the test pro-
vided for Is unnecessary and the bill is
of such nature to give the business
into the hands of monopoly l shall vote
against it
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28

worked for the interests Of California and
always would so labor. He referred to his
EFFORTS to defeat the Cuban treaty at the
last session of Congress, and intimated
that he would continue in that effort. This
letter was written in response to one
from Johnstone, in which the latter stat
ed that the only condition which he
wished to exact from Perkins in return
for his promise to vote for him was that
he would work and vote against the
treaty and such other measures as would
be prejudicial TO the interests of South
ern California.
Johnstone comes from the heart of the
orange growing district and his letter had
particular reference to the proposed Gu
ban treaty The answer of Perkins for
some reason did not satisfy him, though
he cast his ballot for the Alameda County
man.
Burgess of San Diego declared that be-
fore Perkins served his term the MEM
bers of the Legislature would be sick
of their work in having elected him.
Johnston moved to support the Devlin
resolution and when some member sug-
geSted that a petition be sent TO the
Senators Johnston quickly declared
that he was not in favor of petitioning
votes. He liked the word demand bet
ter
Although no definite action was taken
it was understood that the members
would support the DeVlin resolution and
work for its adoption when it reaches the
Assembly.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
Edward Zingler.

SAN JOSE, Jan. 27.-Edward Zingler
died at his home at so South Tenth
street in this city yesterday. He
was a native of Germany and 64 years
oe age. He had resided in California for
many years and was known one OF
the most skilled mechanics and artisans
in the State. He took a prominent part
in the erection of the Lick Observatory
on Mount Hamilton, and bore the distinc-
ton of having placed the lenses of the
big glass in position when they were re-
ceiyed here from the East. Zlngler
leaves a wife and four children.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
court stenographers, salaries.

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO. Jan. 27.-Walsh Of Alameda in
troduced a bill in the Assembly to-day,
the purpose of which is to give the court
stenographeTs of his county a salary OF
$3.50 a month each, instead Of the present
per diem of $40. No change is made in
transcription fees. 1t is said the re-
porters are satisfied with bill. 1t also
provides for salaries of from S166 SO to $50
a month for court stenographers in va
rious counties from the fifth to the fifty
fourth class.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28

California Saw Works California Canneries
Company, George W. Caswe q Co., California
School OF Mechanical Arts City Street I'M
provement Company, California Hotel. Califor
MIA Women's Hospital California French Laun-
dry, California Vinegar and Pickle Works, Chi
cago Brewery -Portvood Canning Com
pany. Central Linen Supply Company. Califor-
MIA Barrel Company, City LAUNDRY James v:
Coleman, California Botthng Company, Crystal
Company Del Monte Milling Company Z. u
Dodge, NJ II. de Young Deming-Palmer Mill
ing Company. George F. Dow Pumping and En-
gine Works Dyer Bros, =. +, Dundon Boiler
Works Eureka Laundry Company. Enterprise
Brewing Company. Electric Laundry Company.
Eagle Laundry Company, Fair Estate. Fair-
child & Gilmore, Fulton Engineering and snip
building Works Fredericksburg Bottling COM
pany. Flood Building. D. Ghirardelli Company.
Compressed Yeast Company. Gold~n Gate
Woolen Manufacturing Company. Guggenhine
e. Co German Hospital, n. Gotten, Geary-
street Railway John II. Graves, c. E. Grun-
Sky. Gray Bros. Joshua Hendy Machine
Works J. Downey Harvey. Haywards Laundry
Company. Hulme Hart. Healy. I1bbetts q
Co, Hiberna Brewery. Independent Electric
Light ana Power Company, ". j. Robbins. NJ.
j. Keller & Sons, Palace Hotel, William }.
Kelly keystone Boiler Works Isaac Levy.
Lick House. Lane Hospital, La Grand Laundry
Company, Lachman & jacob. Lesallet-H Heiwig
Tanning Company. g. r. Lucy Company, Long
Syrup Refining Company, b. Lantey Sons,
Lick Baths Merchants Ice and Cold stor-
age Company. McPhee Company. p. Mcclellan
United Railroads. Mutual Electric Light Com
pany Metten '& Gebhardt, Mills Building NC
Gilvray Stone Company. Mercantile Towel Com
pany, A. Merle Company. Mutual Savings
Bank New England Soap Company. p. Noble,
National Brewery Neustadter Brothers N
Ohlandt Company. Oriel Glass Works, Olympic
Club Olympic Salt Water Company. Pacific
Sheet Metal Works, Pacific Oil Supply Com
pany Pacific Power Company George w. Pen
nington & Sons. Pacific oil and Lead Works,
Henry Pottel. Pacific Refining and Roofing
Ferries Railway. Pioneer Varnish Company
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company, Pacific Vinegar
and Pickle Works Phelan Building, Poetsch d
Peterson. Pacific Coast Glass Works. Pleas
anton Hotel. Pacific Ammonia and Chemical
Works. Payne's Bolt Works, Rufino & Bianchi.
Russ House San Francisco Timber Preserving
Company. san Francisco Brick Company; San
Francisco Breweries. Limited Joseph Scheerer,
san Francisco and Pacific Glass Works San
Francisco Gas and Electric Company. Spring
Valley Water Works. Stauffer Chemical Com
pany. Simons-FOnt Brick Company. San Fran
cisco Candle Company Southern Pacific Com
pany. San Francisco Savings Union. ST. Luke's
Hospital. +. z. Seidel. St Nicholas Laundry
Company, ST. Nicholas Hotel. Standard Shirt
Factory. Starr King Building. A Schiling.
Standard Biscuit Company. San Francisco Iron
Works. Selby Smelling and Lead Company. F.
Thomas Partisan Dyeing Works. Tubbs Cord
age Company, Troy steam Laundry. Union Iron
pany. Wilgus Manufacturing Company Wunder
Brewing Company. Whitney Estate Company,
Claus Wreden Brewery. Yosemite Laundry.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
Support of Highways.

CALL HEADQUARTERS, sACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 27.-The Assembly Com
mittee oT Roads and Highways.
through Chairman Greer, presented
a bill this morning providing for a tax
of two mills on "aT" property within
counties for the maintenance of county
roads. Heretofore only property outside
cities has been taxed for the support OF
roads. but this measure will place part
of the burden on the cities.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
TEXTBOOK BILL is FAULTY.
Attorney General Says Portion of It
Is Unconstitutional.

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. H.-Drew's bill providing
for the purchase by the State of text
books, plates, copyrights and other edu-
cational matter outside of the State for
the use of its schools has been held un-
constitutional by the Attorney General
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
ELOQUENT COMPARISON.


Thus the falling off in fire losses in the
city OF San Francisco in 4 period of four
years oil burning under the existing flash
test, as compared to a corresponding and
Immediately preceding period, amounts 10
nearly s., 900 in round figures, or ST.
904 ,610 50, TO be exact.
Lest any one should suppose that the
period of coal fuel that Immediately pre-
ceded the installation of oil burners was
exceptional in its comparative totals OF
losses, the official figures, supplied by the
Underwriters Fire Patrol of San Fran
cisco in its tWenty-eighth annual report,
are herewith published as follows, from
the year 1855 forward:
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28
MANY MANUFACTURERS.

American Fuel and Power Company. Ameri-
can Tool Works. American Steel and Wire
Company, American Biscuit Company Abrams
HeUnisch Company, American Crude Oil
Burner. Bowers Rubber Company Amshouse
o. NJ. Brennan, Bay City Brick Company Sam
uel Bloom g. Sons. Buckingham e. Hecht Cali
fornia Glue Works Central Light and Power
Company, California Street Cable Company
Cascade Laundry Company, Crocker Estate
Company, California and Nevada Ice Company
California Fruit Gamers Association consun-
ers ice Company, California Wine Association.