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Amador ledger., 1903-05-22

Given its time, its place and measure,
What for us is there more in store;
Todispel our grief and give us pleasure
Than a glass or two Of Jesse Moore,
Amador ledger., 1903-05-22
While In San Francisco.

Secure accommodations at Hotel Nc
Allister, cor. Van Ness & McAllister.
First-class family hotel. Cars pass
door. NAV %
Amador ledger., 1903-05-22

MOUNTAIN RANCH FOR sALE:-A tract
INA Of go acres, situated one mile above Aque-
duct, with q six-room house thereon; also q
small barn; 20 acres cleared and fenced; guam
tfty Of timber on the property. The place will
be sold at bargain. For particulars apply to
the Ledger of1ce. my22-tf
Amador ledger., 1903-05-22

Drink Ell Dorado Brewing Co. g
'Valley Brew" Seldom equaled,
never excelled. Ell Dorado Brewing
Co., Stockton, Cal.
Force, " ready-to-serve, ready-to-
digest, delightful food, brings the in
dependent strength that comes of
health.
Amador ledger., 1903-05-22

BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON STUMP
11 and Center streets; lots so 100 feet; for
sale cheap. Apply Ledger office.
Amador ledger., 1903-05-22
MOKELUMNE HILL.
Murder Of Speech

Is suffering, stammering. Mel
bourne Institute patent rights protect
ed) Van Ness and Market, San Fran
cisco Los Angeles branch], guarantees
cure by celebrated Australian system,
or fees refunded, fares repaid. Stam-
mers are sensitive, slow to act. Friends
are true; real friends who quickly send
addresses-confidental. Special rates
60 days. No immortality or dissipation
tolerated.
Amador ledger., 1903-05-22

MINE SIGNALS, printed on cloth, and in
H4 conformity with the provisions of the Cali
fornis law, for sale at the Ledger ofice.
Amador ledger., 1903-05-22

A LII kinds of Blanks for U, S. Land Filings
n Homestead, Timber and Mineral blanks
may be had at the Ledger office; also deeds,
mortgages, mining locations, proof of labor
and other legal blanks kept for sale.
Amador ledger., 1903-05-22

WANTED. = trustworthy gentleman or
w lady in each county to manage business for
an old established house of solid financial
standing. straight, bona ide weekly salary
OF SIS paid by check each Wednesday with all
expenses direct from headquarters, Money ad-
vanced for expenses. Manager, $50 Caxton
Bldg, Chicago. de5-3Ot
Amador ledger., 1903-05-22

D ECEIPT BOOKS. for rent or general pur-
N poses, in books of so or 100 each, for sale at
the Ledger ONCE. Specially printed for ANA
dor county. 25c per 100 receipts, 15c for So
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17

Women Produce Of Beouty

Miss c. Jones. Miss Gertrude JosseIyn. Cap
tain johnson, Lieutenant p. W. c. jolly, En-
sign A. w. Johnson.
Charles Kenyon Thomas Knowles. Miss
Kendall. Joseph l. King. Percy L. King.
Frank Keeling. the Misses King, Lieutenant
Kuguik. Miss Ethel Kittredge. Frank G.
Kellond
John NJ Lewis. Miss Landers ]. NJ Long
Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lurd Jr-. Frank A.
Mss Margaret Nee Mr.. Nee. Miss Helen
Murison, Mr.. Marye, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Magee,
n. de T. Mel. j. b. Metcalf. Miss Mathes. ].
W. Mathes, Miss Z. Melone, John Mel. Miss
NJ. Milton, Miss e Middleton. Mr. Milton.
Mr. Murphy, u s. A. Ensign \. y. Mitchell.
Ralph Merrill, DR.. de Marville Frank Much
more. J. f. More, DR. Metollest, NJ. McAIulin,
n, Mccormick, John b. Mcdowell, William l..
McLaine. Lieutenant Mcintyre. Miss McCalIa.
Miss Stella McCalla. Mrs. IcKenna. Miss
Maria McKenna. Thomas McNab, A. II. Nc
Carthy, Du Val Moore
Charles G. Norris, w. \. Newbold. Miss
Nolles, Mr.. Nitgen
Roy M. Pike Captain J. a. Penn. Miss NJ.
V. Plow, Percy Pike. +. ID. Peixotto. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pofneroy, John 5. Partridge, Miss Fanny
Pray, j. II. Polhemus Miss Edith B. Perry.
Miss Palmer, Miss NJ. Pease, Z. w Prentice
Dr. j. f; PRESLEY, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pow
Mr.. Perkins.
G. E. Roussy, F. Refs Jr., Dr. T. G. Rus
sell. Miss Redington L. NJ. Robbins. Joseph
j. Rosborough, Miss Robinson, Miss Redding.
l. W. Robbins, w. c. Russell, Admiral Rod
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
MRS. MAX ROSENFELD
WANTS A JURY TRIAL
Petition Is Opposed by Defendant,
Who Also objects to Paying
Increased Alimonv.

Another chapter in the divorce proceed
ings instituted by Max Rosenfeld
opened in Judge Grahams depart
ment of the Superior Court yesterday
when Attorney Charles F. Hanlon rep
resenting Mrs. Rosenfeld. asked that the
court direct the plaintiff to pay his client
an additional amount toward the main
tenanec and support of herself and the
three minor children and that the court
allow the defendant the right to have the
merits of the case determined by a jury
Attorney Thomas Riordan, representing
Rosenfeld, objected to the court impanel-
ing q jury to decide the case, on the
ground that if the verdict was not in
accord with his Honor's opinion he could
set it aside and that there was nothing to
be gained-by jury trial. In denial of the
allegations of Mrs. Rosenfeld that he was
receiving an income of more than $500
per month and that he would spend $780,
600 to compel her to get a divorce and
stop any hostile proceedings. Attorney
Riordan read an affidavit made by Ros-
enfield. in which he denied the allegation
and stated that he was unable to pay a
larger allowance to his wife.
Judge Graham took the matter under
adyisernent and will render a decision in
the near future. The case when it comes
to trial promises to be highly sensational
and both sides will make a bitter fight.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17

gers. Commander Reed.
Donald Spencer, Harold Smith, R. s.
Springer. Miss Simpson. S. Stow. Miss Shorb.
Mr. Skpwith GU. S. NJ. Mrs E. A. Selfridgs,
Miss Sslfridge. William NJ Sims. Harold Shell
Scott, Miss Lily spreckels. Miss Grace spreck-
els. Mr.. and Mrs ]. d. Spreckels Jr.
Prescott Scott. Miss Shafter Miss Mary
Shafter. Miss st. c. Shepard, Mrs Shepard.
F. Sewall. II. NJ. Suppler. o. A 5chlessinger
f. h. Southack Jr., George Sessions. H Ses-
sons. Mr.. Shinker. Miss Southack, W II.
Smith Jr.. j. A. Sanborn. c. W. Stuart. Miss
Lurline Spreckels. Lieutenant Sterns. Lieuten-
ant Symington. Lieutenant Sellers. Lieutsn-
ant SuIiemeider.
Joseph Tobin Jr. Miss Taft Miss Fay. Lieu
tenant Terry. Percy Towne. William B. Tuck
er. Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Thomas
q l. o. Upham Benjamin P Upham Miss
Hilda Van Sicklen. g. Van Fleet Miss L.
Van Wyck Dr. Crittenden Van Wyck, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Van Wyck Jr
Mr. and Mrs c. Winslow Mrs Cyrus Walk.
er. J. g. Wilson. Miss Margaret Wilson. Miss
b. Wright. Mr. and Mrs NJ Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. W. r. Wheeler. Miss Wiltshire. Miss
Woodruff. Miss Wilson. r. Emerson Warheld
Mrs. a. A. Watkins Miss Watkins w VIII
lIans, Frank Wakefield. o. A Wilson, r. X
Wuln Jr.. Miss Wigmore. Miss E Warner.
Miss Wheeler, r. V. Wilson, Ensign Y s.
Williams. r. Witherell. W. j. Wagner. Allen
Wright
Miss Helen de Young. Mrs. w. t. YOUNG
E Zook. j. Zeile, DR.. E. Zeile.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
o !: :: :: ;:
HINDoo FILES COMPLAINT
AGAINST CIRCUS MANAGER
Acrobat Accuses Proprietor of Un-
lawfully Withholding From Him
a Solid Gold Bracelet.

T. K. Kuppurao, one Of the acrobats of
the Hindoo circus performing at Central
Park, obtained yesterday warrant for
the arrest Of Kashinath Vinayak Chstre,
proprietor Of the show, on a charge of
felony embezzlement. officer McMurray,
Of the Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Children, made the arrest. Chatre
went with the officer to the Hongkong
and Shanghai Bank, and drew $500. which
he deposited as bail for his appearance
to-day.
Kuppurao accuses the proprietor Of
Withholding a gold bracelet belonging TO
him, valued at $50 Kuppurao declares
that there is a feeling of great discomfort
among the troupe. He says that they are
i'll clad starving and freezing to death.
In this he is corroborated by Vitoba, a
Hindoo barber. who also complained to
the police authorities yesterday Detec-
tive Coleman was detailed to go with vi
toba TO Central Park to inquire into the
case. Coleman saw Chatre, who informed
him that Vitoba has grown sulky and in
solent and had refused to work eat his
breakfast yesterday morning. Later he
came around and wanted meal cooked
for him out of hours and this the man.
agement refused to do.
Y T. JOSH, secretary to K. Y. Chatre,
denied the reports that the members of
the troupe were i'll fed and freezing and
stated they had had trouble with Kup-
uairao before and that he had refused TO
work almost ever since he came here. He
denied also that the bracelet belonged to
Kuppurao and said that it was Chatre' s
property.
Detectives who have been detailed by
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
BURGLAR VISITS
ROOS RESIDENCE
Intruder Appears While
sthe Family Is at
Dinner.
French Maid Discovers &
Thief and Drives Him
Away.

A burglar entered the mansion Of
Adolph Roos, president OF the firm of
Roos Brothers, at the corner Of Jackson
and Octavia streets. shortly after s
o'clock last evening. The coolness Of a
French maid. who discovered him in the
act OF proving about the house, is per
haps responsible for his departure with
out any plumber. Captain OF Detectives
Martin was Immediately notified at the
central police station and he detailed De
lectives Whitaker and Taylor on the
case. The officers were unable to dis
cover any trace or the criminal up 10 a
ate hour this morning.
The RoOs family, several in number,
were enjoying dinner when the thief made
his appearance. How he entered and how
he escaped no one knows A French
maid, Miss Marie FisChette, passed out
INTO the hallway and found the intruder
in the act Of forcing an entrance into one
OF the rooms. What DO you wish?" she
asked without evincing any emotion
i am looking for the janitor, replied
the man, then turned upon his heel and
fed toward the front Of the house The
maid. unable TO control her fright any
longer, shr1eked and attracted the atten-
lion Of the members Of the dinner party.
She described the man as being shabbily
dressed and wearing slouch black hat
Special Police Officer Phil Mcmahon was
soon on the scene and made q search of
the premises, but without any reward. the
burglar having disappeared as mysteri-
ously as he came 1t is supposed that ne
IS a member OF the gang of daring house
thieves that has been operating in the
Western Addition for some time and that
skeleton keys were used IN effecting an
entrance
Detective Reynolds and Policeman Kes-
sane arrested Matte Wilson and James
Jordan on Powell street last night and
LACED their names on the detinue book
at the Central police station. Both are
suspected Of having robbed an Oakland
man OF sls5 last Tuesday. night in the
-lifford House, corner Of Mason and Ellis
streets. The victim, while he reported
The crime 10 the police, refused to give
his name, saying be had wife and fam
Sly and did not desire notoriety He wa
picked up by the thieves at the Palm
Concert Hall ana lured TO the scene OF
The robbery. Both the woman and Jor-
uan were shown 70 the watches at the
Central station last night. Catherine
Lee. arrested by Policeman Pearl, was
also introduced 10 the officers.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

Abe Marks, a merchant Of Ukiah, is at
the Palace.
8 ApDlegate. a mining man OF Dawson,
IS at the Grand.
=. r. Clifford, a merchant Of Auburn.
is at the California
~. J. HaIes. a Iumberuan OF Sonora. is
a guest at the Lick.
Or. J. II. Moore Of Treadweu. Alaska.
IS a guest al the Palace.
r. J. provinces a mining man Of Grass
Valley, is registered at the Lick
j. ~ Hadley, a hardware merchant Of
Nevada City, is registered at the Lick.
George X Porter, a rancher Of San
Fernando, is among the arrivals at the
lick
r. j. knight. veteran fireman Of Salt
Lake accompaned by his wife is visiting
the city.
II. A. King. en- official Of the tele-
phone company in Los Angeles is at the
California
State Senator c. W. PendIeton Of Los
Angeles, is at the Palace, accompanied
by his wife.
T. D. Baxter. Assernblyrnan Of the
p -"enty-siXth district, and J. V. SNYDER
Assembiyman from Nevada City. are at
The Occidental
j. j. F. Jaeger. q wealthy citizen of
Arizona who owns a string Of hotels
along The Southern Pacific. extending
from Yuma 10 Tuscon. Bowie and No
gales, and who IS also Interested in min
i1g and ranching throughout the Terri
Tory, is visiting the city for a few weeks
lie is at the Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
FLORENCE CRITTENToN
HOME REPORTS READ
Officers Render Accounting and Ex-
plain in Annual Meeting Ma
ture of Work Done


The annual meeting of the Florence
Crittenton Home was held On the assem-
hly-room in the Mills building yesterday.
George S. Montgomery presided. Dr. Vir-
Ginia w. Smiley, the secretary, in her re-
pert stated that during the year sixty-one
girls had found shelter and aid and
friendship in the home, and the greatest
appreciation had been shown by the in
mates. The health of those cared for was
ali that could be desired. DR.. Smiley
stated that the girls who had been be-
friended and who had married well had
not forgotten the home, many Of them
returning to express appreciation for all
that had been done for them
Cyrus w. Carmany, the treasurer. in
his report showed that the receipts for
the year amounted to $6522 r. and dis
bursements to S6040 So. leaving a balance
or hand of $4S2 OF. The liabilities were
$1146 %, and available assets $13SS 6S. Be
which sum was intended to go toward a
building fund.
Dr. Lucia NJ. Lane, manager of the
home, read her annual report and re-
ferred to the bequest made the home of
s5o0O by the late John Dolbeer, and ten
dered thanks to all who had generously
contributed to the institution.
The following officers of the home were
unanimously reelected:
Charles N Crittenton New York Citv) nresi-
dent: George s. Montgomery vice president !.
Virginia W. Smiley. NJ D.. secretary: C,vrbs
w. Carmany. treasurer; nder
Mills Rev. Frederick w. Clampett. Lucia NJ
Lane. NJ d.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
GRAND ARMY FUNERAL.

Upon the arrival of the steamer Puebla
to-day the body OF General Friedrich will
be conveyed to A W. Martin & Co.'S
undertaking rooms, 319 O'Farrell street.
Funeral ceremonies. under the auspices
of George H. Thomas Post, Grand Army
of the Republic will take place to-mor-
row at / O'Clock from post headquarters,
Red Mems Hall. Interment will be in
the post plat, National Cemetery.
Preside.
The Union League Club and the san
Francisco Bar Association have chosen
paIlbearers. The league will be repre-
sented by ex-senator A p. Williams and
General John F. Sheehan-
Thomas r. Lyons, who was the Assis-
tant United States District Attorney un-
der General Friedrich. is now in charge
of the office at juneau
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
THE INVITED GUESTS.
The invited guests were:

Miss Gertrude Allen. Miss Frances Allen. Miss
Elizabeth Allen. Miss Ruth Allen Hugh w
Adams Jr-. Mrs. L. H Allen. Thomas NJ
Anderson, Miss H Anthony Miss Carolina
Ayers; Lieutenant Anderson, L. s. A Gilbert
Nick. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs =. Bancroft } r. Baird
Thomas J. Barbour, Mr.. and Mrs s. Buci1bee
Misses Buchler, H Baker II. Boniheld F.
Baker, Air. and Mrs. w. b. Bourn Miss Bes-
sic Bates, Mrs. i. J. Bates, Miss Du Bois. F.
q. Bottum, Miss Edith Bull Misses Borel wal
ter Bates. DR.. ana Mrs. J. A Black Mrs c
L. Bent, Robert = Berkeley. ". H Breeding
Miss Florence Bailey. Robert =. Baird. Clair
Boyd, II. s Bales, Miss Grace Baldwin. Miss
Florence Boone, Frank Baird. E. Bee, E. Ba-
con. Nj. and Mrs. W. Baker, Miss Fiorehce
Booth. w a Boole, Walter Bundschu. CIeve-
land Baker. ". +. Bowers, Edward Bishop
Frank Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs Baldwin Philip
Baker. Lieutenant Bettison Dr. benjamin.
Blackwell. Misses Brigham, Lieutenant II. E.
3ullsrd.
Lieutenant Craigie Angelo Conte. Bruce
Cornwall, Du Pont Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs +
IL Croker Eugene de Coulon, A. b. Costigan.
Miss Curry, Misses Cole Miss Nave Colburn,
Miss Elizabeth Center. J. G. Church DR. and
Mrs w. r. =. Clark, Philip Clay. J. r. Craig
George F. Crothers, Mr.. Cadwalader William
y. Collier Jr., MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Cowgirl !:
Mr.. Currie, T. s. A.; John Carrigan Mr. and
Mrs. Cameron. Chaplain J. p j. Chldwlck
Lieutenant Cathcart, Mrs. P. B. Cornwall
n. Duperu, w. H. Doherty L. S N; Miss
Helen Dean, Miss Agnes Duff Miss Elsie Dorr
Louis Dorr. Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Dean II s
Dutton, Miss Dillon. Miss Caroline Day' FranK
{. Dutton, Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson Dutton p
j.. Dunbar. Captain Davis. Ensign j. r. De-
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17

prees Miss Mollie Dutton Miss Gertrude Dut-
ton Miss Helen Davenport MunsOn Deuprey.
Hniyer Deuprcy Mr. and Mrs John Daniel
Miss Jeanette Deal. Mr. Dolman Miss Helen
Davis r. w. Davis Miss Donaldson. Com
nander Deaurietch Miss lone Dilley.
Percy Evans, Frank Evans. Lieutenant
Erickson. DR.. and Mrs Ebright. Miss Louise
Eide Mss English, John S. Edwards. Mr. and
Mrs William Eide. Miss Clarissa Evans.
Mrs. r. +. Frank, Mr. Fenwiek c. Froe-
lcl.. Mr. and Mrs. Follls, Miss Margaret
Foulke Miss Laura FarHsworth Mr.. and Mrs.
S. NJ. Fletcher Miss b. Fife. ]. c. Fremont
James s. Gilmer. w. T Goldsborough Frank
s. Glass 5. Herbert Gray. Frank Grace. Rob
ert Greer Z. NJ. Greenway, Arthur Geissler,
Miss Margery Gibbons. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Gray, Miss Leta Gallatin, Miss Leslie T.
Green p w. Gedney. Captain Gordon, Spen-
Ger Grant Carlton w. Greene. Miss Nellie
Grant Mrs. Gallatin, Lieutenant Gherardi.
Miss Marion Hall, William p. Humphreys,
Miss Mabel Hosmer, Miss Frances Harris, III.
ID. Hawks. Miss Hogg, Miss Ethel Hastings,
George n. Hind. Mrs II. Il. Huntington, J..
X Howell Miss Hobbs W. H. HUE. Karl
Howard e *. Hopkins. William Honger.
Miss Howell Mrs. r. A HoIcombe, DIR. S.
Hardy, A. w. Higgins, Fletcher Hamilton, L.
f. Hewlett, j. w. Hicks =. Henley, the
Misses Hammond ". Hubbard Miss Hen
ley Miss Belle Harmes. Miss Isabel Hooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Downey Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hellman. Dr. Hale, William Hust, Mrs.
Hatch.
Miss Annie Ide Miss Margery Ide.
Frank Jones' Paul Jones, Herbert Jones,
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FAKE HAIR PREPARATIONS
Do Hair No Good, but Often Cause II
to Fall Out.

Many hair preparations are fake" he
cause they are merely scalp irrifan,r.
They often cause a lryness. making the
hair brittle. and finally lifeless. Dans-,tfs
is the cause Of all trouble with hair. 1t
D. "A germ disease. The germ raakes en-
ticle scales as il digs 20 the root of fbc
hair. where II destroys he hairs yitalifv
-ausing the hair to flll cut To cure
jandrum the germ must be killed. .Ee
str0y the cause. you 'eInOve the effecr .
NeWbros Herpicide is the only hair I,ren-
sration that kills the danlruT Germ
thereby leaving the hair to grow luxu-
riantly. Sold by leading druggists. send
10 cents IN stamps for sample 70 The her
2icide Co., Detroit, Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
WEAPON IN A TRUNK
NEARLY CAUSES DEATH
Veteran Porter at the Ferry Has
Narrow Escape While Handling
Baggage.

A piece of unclaimed baggage came
near causing the death of John Phillips,
a veteran porter, at the ferry depot yes
terday. Phillips was handling a trunk
that had laid in storage beyond the pre-
scribed time. when a weapon contained
in it was exploded The bullet narrowly
missed the porter
Several persons in the baggage-room
at the time thought that a shooting
affray was in progress, and not being
certain they were not the targets drew
their revolvers. The unarmed ones ran
out, but it only required a few moments
to discover the cause of the alarm
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
Takes Up HiIlen Case.

The Grand jury met yesterday and in
qulred into the facts surrounding the kill
ng ot Fred HelWig by Robert Hillen at
saloon on the corner of Bush and Devi-
sacero streets, some months ago. The
killing was held 10 be jUstihable by the
Police Court Judge before whom Hillen's
preliminary examination was held and IT
is Tor the purpose Of determining the
wisdom Of this decision that the Grand
jury has taken up the case. After read
Ing the transcript Of testimony taken at
the preliminary examination. the Grand
Jury took the case under advisement.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
Fila Articles OF Incorporation.

Articles Of Incorporation OF the Midland
Pacific Railway were filed with the Coun-
ty Clerk yesterday. The capital stock Is
given as 5000 900, of which $4,000 has
been subscribed. The road Is to be built
from a point on San Luis Bay easterly
through the counties Of San Luis ObispO,
Santa Barbara and Kern and through the
sunset district, with side lines TO Midway
and McKittrick. The road viii termin-
ate at Bakersfield. The subscribers are A.
L. Well. NJ A. Lippitt, E. B. Davis. p. i.
Manson. J. w. Bahrendt. s. G. Lippitt
and ] W. Pauson.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
Californians Ia No. YnrL

NEW YORK, Jan l6-The following Cal
fornians are in New York: From San
Francisco-R. Boggess al the Normandie
j. Birmingham at the Holland. Y W
Casteu at the Hoffman, Major Richards
and wife at the Imperial, T. Z. Going at
the Grand Union, J. Parke and wife at
the Nendome and p. SeIig at the Herald
Square. From Los Angeles-A. Little At
the Broadway Central. II. Bozin al the
Everett. S. S. Spier and wife at the Nor
mandie and y. F. Wiltshire at the
Navarro.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
Serves Quail to Wrong Guest.

The Fish Commissioners reported yester-
day that Deputy Kercheval had arrested
Ben sill, the proprietor Of the Louvre res
taurant in Bakersfield. for selling quail
and that Justice OF the Peace Millar had
Kercheval saw quail on toast" on the
bill of fare and ordered some. When he
had finished his repast he arrested sill.
who Immediately consented to plead
guilty.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17

preserved in Sherwood Park England.
One is from acorn of robin Hood s
Larder' ard the other from the famous
parliament oak. 1t is contemplated
that, after the trees have taken root and
become adapted to the soil and climate,
the grand officers of the Order of Forest
ers will hold exercises in honor of their
Planting.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
The woman miniature painters in
to-morrow's Call.
Finds Woman's Body in Bay.

The body CT a woman named Hedda
LUndbland was found floating in the bay
at the foot of Pierce street yesterday
morning by Ernest Eckert of 1927 Broder-
ick street. 1t was removed to the Morgue
and identified by the sister-in-law of the
deceased, Mrs. Freda Lundbland.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
q Brilliant AssembIoqe
Crowds Native
SoDs' HoII.

bodice and wreath OF leaves in the hair COM
pleted the costume.
Miss Frances Harris was pretty and attrac-
tive in an imported gown Of French grenadine
embroidered in white. A pink sash finished
the waist.
Miss McCalla wore an attractive gown OF
light blue with white lace
Miss Stella McCalla was charming in white
crepe.
silk.
Miss Sophie Bore was dsintily gowned in
white mousseline de sole worn over silk and
embroidered with flowers
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
californians in Washington.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.-The following
californians registered here to-day: AT
the Arlington, Ada @. Wood Of San
Diego; at the Shoreham. Miss May O.
Hunt and Florence Hunt of Los Angeles:
at the ST. James, II. Ballard.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-17
COMMERCIAL BANKS ARE
EXTREMELY PROSPEROUS
Years Gains in Deposits and Assets
Are Unprecedented in History
of State

The State Board of Bank Commission
ers rendered its report on the financial
condition OF the nineteen commercial
banks of San francisco yesterday. Every
one of the institutions is said to be very
prosperous. The aggregate gain in de-
posits from December 81, 1901, to Decem-
Der 81. 1902, was $12, ,3O7. .634 81, and in assets
S19, ,109,099 %. These increases are unprece-
dented in the banking history of Califor-
mia. The statement of resources and La
bilities is as follows:
Resources-Bank premises. So 223. 6S5 IL.
other real estate, S2,452, los %; miscellaneous
bonds and stocks $7,T31. 604 %: loans on real
estate. S3S23 500 So; loans on stocks. bonds and
warrants. S23. 531. $40 81: loans on other seclrI
ties, ST.T45. 4s4 5S: loans personal security.
including overdrafts, $25. 61S, 725 63; money On
hand, $13.5T9. 9l2 06; due from banks and
bankers. $21. .70S. 633 90; other assets ss79 :
13G 80; total resources, SOB, ,294, ,s65 90
Liabilties-Capital paid in coin. S12 997. :
226 81; reserve fund and profit and loss Sl1' :
526744 SIS: due depositors SCI S53 1S2 n. dine
banks and bankers, sS,512.47T 40; other La
bilities S2,4o5.234 IS; total liabilities. S100 =
294, s65 SO.