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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
REVIEWS TROOPS
IN MOTOR CAR
italian King Uses Mod
ern Transport at
=. ManeuTers.
Staff Automobile Collides.
!. With Milestone and OFF,
:. Ger Is Hurt.


: ROME; Aug. e S1,-Some alarm was
caused here to-day by a rumor of an ac-
cident To the royal motOr-car at the ma
neuvers around Udine. 1t was stated that
the King had been thrown out. 1t trans
pred. however. that the report was mac
curate and that it was an automobile ocs
cupted by. stan officers, which had run
into milestone. One of the occupants,
Captain Gaultieris, suffered a broken
arm, but the other two, Admiral .Deldbro
and Captain AvOgodrO, escaped unhurt.
?. The King is showing extraordinary in
terest at the military maneuvers. He is
the first sovereign to use a mOtOr-car in
inspecting and directing the movements
of troops. He is out every morning at
O'Clock and travels from point to point,
now in the. automobile, now in the saddle,
with rapidity that. has greatly inn
PRESSED the troops. The new MarcOni ap-
paratus: for wireless Geographic commu-.
nication is being. used with excellent re-
suits.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
RESIDENTS OF. sAUsALTTo
- ARE GIVEN A BAD FRIGHT
Rumors That Escaped ConVicts Are
,:....- in. the:Town. Cause Great
Excitement.

=
! SAN. RAFAEL, Aug: 31.IThe' constabu-
larry Of. SaGsalito were cut IN. full. force
last,nfght searching for escaped cOnvicts,
while various residents. Of the Hill, were
:thoroughly alarmed, EXCITEMENT ran
high for. several, hours. People were
reused. from their: beds and information
. as to- the SUPPOSED whereabouts Of the.
Folsom. fugitfves was vainly sought. The
first 'intimati9n that anything was wrong
was: about. s O'Clock, when some blankets
were discovered in the stable Of Captain
Barrow: "A pistol and a knife alongside
the bedding also gave rise to. the rumor
I that .F'olspm'S cOnvicrss had been dOmiciled
in the retired army officers stable, but
had left their rendezvous on a raid upon
the summer homes Of the society people.
Gradually the .rumOf gained in proportion
and neighbors called each other UP by
telephone to ascertain particulars as well
as! to give warning of the threatening
/ danger.
...Sofne of the male residents of the hill
assembled at Starr Keeler's dOmfcile, held
council Of war and decided to call for
Resistance.
Keller .telephoned for officers and Con-
stable P: Truette; Marshal Harmon and
several others were soon. up. from the
water front, heavily armed and thorough
~ prepared for. an ambuscade. After
learning all particulars. obtainable the
posse. reinforced by the Utilities" start
ed out to Investigate. The officers
searched until daylight, but no tangible
.cleW could be. found Captain BarrOws'
barn was watched all night. but the own
ers: of, the blankets and weapons did not
return.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
.LINEMEN AT SAN JOSE .......-
+. ...- ARE AGAIN ON STRIKE
Leave. Their Places Because Western
Z. Conference Threatens. to Take !
i. =. ~: a NO - ETI,ai,. "Charfar =

!. SAN JOSE. Aug. .S1.-The hnerpen. of
the Sunset: Telephone. Company of: this
city are. again or a strike. Two weeks
ago they: returned. TO work after being
out in. the general strike. along the coast
for six weeks AT "a meeting Saturday
night; the local union agreed: TO obey: the
order of the Western. and again walk
out: :: !
> The. San Jose linemen:, tired of the ac-
:tions Of the officials: Of the; Western: com
ference some time. ago: and took the mat
ter in their own: hands,: They soon reach
ed terms of settlement with the local. tele-
phone office -and@returned to york All
the. old men were taken back, and the
company agreed tocpay: ST. 80. per" day to
those. who: were worth it, - - ..
:. The-:Western. conference then Threatened
.to:take the: linemen's charter away. An
appeal was therefore taken. tO;'the Inter.
national 4;inemen's Unioncbx the San Jose
JJnfon, Since then the Western confer
ence has brought influence TO bear. on the
local union and rather. than run the risk
Of. losing their, charter: the. men again
went out The local union claims that
each district has a right to settle its own
affairs. without consulting the conference.
None of the union men reported to work
to-day. The local men expect to have a
ruling from the international Union in a
few days that will allow them to- go to
work Until then they intend to stay by
. the local. linemen on strike all over the
coast
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
BOARD OF. EQUALIZATION. III. !. ), :. :.
+: ~. HEARS COUNTY ASSESSORS
Santa Barbara; San Luis obispo, Ven
!: tura: and Riverside Enter Protest. =.
:: =. :: Against Increased Assessments. :.

- -
SACRAMENTO. Aug. I-7The<: State
Board of Equalization: devoted the morn
ing session to the examination of Deputy
Assessor ]; l.. Barker of Santa Barbara
and other represents residents of that
County, The return for that county..for
1903: shows an assessed valuation of s15,-
507, Hos against: Ss, 4SO,942 for 1902 :. -
/: Some years ago there was "a boom in
his county, said: Barger; and later on the
county suffered severely from the effects
of it, AS a, matter. Of pride; they did: no
want to acknowledge 1T he:said. but they
had to admit it when. the panic of JSs3
came: "A considerable portion of the rev.
ehue: is derived from the large number
:of: tourists that visit that: section of the
State. !" Some wheat. and other grains land
some fruit are grown and considerable
stock is raised in the: county. but 1.-The
drought. of 1895 practically depleted the
stock: said Barker. That. Industry has
not yet, recovered from. the effects of the
drought: All the crops are: fairly good in
the southern part. of the county. The
county has. a little over 10000 acres of
assessabIe: land. Last year was: "a pros
porous one for; the cOnntyj the increase
in valuation over the; previous year be
ing. $2,OO0,O0G -: ..: 80 -. ::
- The board this afternoon listened to. the
statements of the=Assessor and: other of
ficials: of Sam Luis !: ObispO;~ Ventura and
Rixerside counties; concerning the .Yalu-
atoms of land in. their respective> counz
ties -, =. -. q,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
!. TO .HsEn the SinE

calaveras. Rarlor of ls- ,,Tati[.a I29ug4i-
tiers Of the Golden -y.est..4ylll -g1lC-an en-
rertainrnerlt Of the va & sel-ilEe character:
q be followed by a dan in Ma ave ms.
for the relief of its sick and distresself
members. The. following. d8liad commit
tee has arrapged a. fine prog rIipnie. Il
numbers by frst1class TALENT. Sophie. c.
Struss Cchairfnan)i EleaFior. W.. CAIRNS.
AIartie AcFarlaud: Agnes. 8IcYary. :}TiIlie-
Schimpf Alice: A.. Vice. Alicia. A. Nunan;
Lena c. Moore, JessEe. .Budde, Lean 7.
Wrede andtJe nnie. a.. OhlerIch,':.. ? -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
JUDGE DE HAVEN PASSES.
SENTENCE ON PRISONERS
Attorney Shortridge. Makes Motion
for New Trial on Behalf of
w H billiard

A batch Of prisoners appeared before
United States :. District Judge de
Haven yesterday to receive SEN
tence. Tim Symmetry. John Phelan,
S. A. Peterson, John Wilson and
lilly Jorgeson, sailors, who had pleaded
guilty to smuggling 100 pounds of white
lead from the British ship Dumfrieshire,
were each sentenced ito pay a fine of $50
or, in. default, to be imprisoned in the
County JAN until the fine SHOULD be paid.
Theodore w Johnson and Emil Daniel
son. for assaulting United States Gauger
Frank II. Driscoll while in the perform
ance Of his duty. were sentenced. to three
months imprisonment in the County Jail.
In the matter. of the conviction of VIII
liam II. billiard for issuing false and
fraudulent certificates of registration,
Samuel NJ. Shortridge announced that he
desired to make motion for a new trial.
Next Saturday was set as the day. on
which the argument on the motion will
be held.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01

REFUSES To PAY
FOR FRANCHISES
Southern Pacific. Takes
Determined Stand !.
= in Alameda. (.
Will Discontinue One Line
if Operating. Rights s
Are+Denied. :.

ALAMEDA Aug. 31--Attorneys Frank
Shay and j. E. FouTds of the law depart
ment of the Southern Pacific. Company
gave. the City Trustees to distinctly I'M
derstand at an executive conference OF
the municipal legislators and representa-
tives of the railroad corporation this af-
ternoon that the company would not pay
anything for the two local franchises 1T
seeks and that if a franchise was refused
the Southern Pacific for the south side,
or old narrow gauge line, that all SER
vice on that road would be. discon- lnued.
The railroad people. demanded IT,. the
franchises be granted for fifty years
instead. of twenty-five years as offered
by the City Trustees. When the con-
ference ended after. four. hours Of ami
mated debate the majority. of the five
members of the municipal governing body
of Alameda. were almost. ready to. grant
the franchises to the. Southern Pacthc
without. exacting any monetary consfd-
Grafton, but. they were not prepared TO
give, the privileges for half a century.
Attorneys Shay and Foulds then informed
the City Trustees that the board of dt-
rectors. of the railroad company would
be notified: at New York by telegraph of
the stand taken. by the Alameda legisla--
tors ,on: this point. and that an answer
would be Immediately forthcoming. ::
: 1t was decided 70. hold. another confer
ence Thursday night. when fits expected
that the franchise; agitation. which has
disturbed the municipality. for. two
mont will to all :fntents| and PURPOSES
he. settled 80. :: 49, .:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
CHARGES -wILKERsoN WITH. :. Z.
=: =. AIDING DIAMOND SELLER
Suit over Ring Worn by Maude Am
~ Der. Breeds More, Trouble !: ::
- - FOR, Her Sriollse. = ;:

= Attorney. William. Humphrey; legal rep
resentative< of Maude. Amber zYilkerson,
in. a suit brought by. E.. A.. Fano, "a Los
Angeles .jewelers TO. recover: "a: $500 .dfa-
nlond given. to her by: her husband, Ira
Puer1: 'Wilkersont yesterday openly
charged in: Judge. .SeawelFs: court, where
the: suit is on. trial that Faho. and VIII
kerson were acting in. .collusion in their
efforts to recover the stone: He made the
statement. after the evidence; in. the case
had been taken and just before the court
took the case under submission. ::
a.. According to Fano's Complaint; Wilker-
son bought 1.-The diamond on the Install
nent plan, paying 500 down. and agreeing
TO pay. the. balance in monthly Payments.
He made two. of the payments; in the
meaptime giving the jewel to his wife,
and. when he failed to come around when
the. next payment was due, Fano brought
suit to- recover the stone 'or its value.
While all. this was going on, Wilkerson
and his wife disagreed and a divorce suit
was the result. Maude. Amber. admits
having the diamond, but claims it is her
property; that the title to it became vest
ed in her when it was placed. on her finger
by her husband. She claims in her. an
swer to Fano's suit that she is not sup
posed to know how Wilkerson: acquired it
or how much he paid for it.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
. Mrs Delbos Again Held.

Mrs. Angelo Derbos was held to answer
before the Superior Court by Police Judge
Cabaniss. yesterday on a charge of grand
larceny in $1,000 bonds. She. is accased
of having tricked Mrs. Maria Marquet
of 40 Jessie: street out of $500 ON Deem
Der H. It is alleged that she told Mrs.
Marquet that she could buy lodging
house at 513 Howard street for $500 She
got the money, but only paid 500 instead
of $500. Some months ago she was held
to answer by Police Judge Mogan on a
charge of obtaining money by false pre-
lenses, but was released on a writ of
habeas corpus on the ground that she
was wrongfully charged. She was then
arrested on the grand larceny charge
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
Observation-Disclosures. ).

=: Attorney Shay. sta ted that if the South
'ern. %Pacitic, obtained, the :, franchise the
conn any intended to- xpend $3.50, 900 on
the new depot: at: the. Alameda mole and
Ito establish. extensive yards on :.the:marsh
west: of yvebst er street and ..north. of Pa
'cific: avenue: IT was also nlanned,'- Shay
said, 10: put in al track between San.Lor9
enzuc: on. the narrow gauge line. to a: point
nea r: San. <Eeandro: ON. the: broad gauge
liniee,: to. permit: Of 1.-The: running. of freight
and passenger trains. over: that route af-
ter. the third rail shall have: been laid
from: San lose I: This: would. mean the
abahd6iTmefit of the: narrow gauge. track
overthe. expensive, sink near. Bay Farm
island and: the. long. trestle east of. High
street -. Fl: :. =.
According to Shay: the board of direc-
tors: of: the Southern: Pacific wired: Man:
ager Kruttschriitt yesterday. that upon.
no condition Should he. agree to pay the
city Of. Alameda. anything: for the local
franchises :. He further. asserted that if
the: company was not granted: the fran
chise. for the south Side. local road 1t. could
easily cease operating that line and carry
IAN Alameda .passengers' on .;the.> north
side lire. The. franchise ordinances. will
come up again for action <at the regular
session of the City Trustees; to: be held
'one week from .to:naorroW: night. =: -:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
Face.
-. -
Was Always " cry.
Pale and Thin.
Nervous Prostration.
Faint Spells. !:
DR.. Miles Nervine Saved
Ny Life.

There is great danger IN run down con-
dition. OverwOrk, mental strain, the cares
and worries Of business and the home, all
have q deleteriOus effect upon the nerves,
which in their devitalzed condition readily
fall prey to the attacks Of disease. Aside
from the danger there is no condition at
tended by SO many disagreeable symptoms;
such as loss Of appetite, Indigestion or nerv-
Gus dyspepsia, headache, tired feeling ana
loss Of ambition together with the agony OF
sleepless nights spent in tossing restlessiy
about, only TO rise exhausted 81 the morning
Dr. Miles, Nervine is a tr4e nerve tonic
which, by strengthening the nerves, restores
health and appetite and brings sweet sleep.
PC, six fears suffered almost constantly
from a complication Of troubles which cElml-
mated IN complete nervous prostratlon. L
had no appetite, could not sleep, suffered
from Indigestion and nervousness. As is so
often the case IN nervous prostrahon L ire
ouenty had weak, fainting spells. Doctors
did not help me. They said my blood was
very poor, and ] know my face was always
very pale. The very first bottle of Or. Miles
Nervine / took gave me noticeable relief and
] felt stronger than / had in years. My
neighbors in Puyallup, Wash, where ! then
lived VIII testify to this. ] also used some OF
Dr. Miles Restorative Tonic and Anti-Pain
Pills. / believe the DR.. Miles Remedies
saved my Life. Mrs. J. c. BENEDICT, Tuck
Utah.
wll druggists. sell and guarantee first bot
Dr. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
n Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
~. Miles Medical Co, ElkhaTt, Ind
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
RUNAWAY TRAIN !. !.
/. Il. WRECKS. ITSELF.
Reaches Colorado. City
!. Going at 100 Mile
an:Hour.. Gait. s: +

:. .CoLoRADo. sPRiNGs. colo, Aug: 81.
A :: Colorado Midland freight: train crew
five miles above Mafit6u ats O'Clock this
.morning plunged down through Manitou
and into Colorado City at an estimated
speed OF 100 miles an hour. In Colorado
City the train, which consisted of an EN-
gine, a: caboose. and sixteeb loaded. box
Cars, plunged into a. switch engine :on a
siding knocking the dead engine more
than one hundred yards and preeipita ting
one of the worst wrecks in the history of
Western railroading. The members of the
train. crew jumped, leaving the train to
its fate when it was seen that it could not
DE controlled. No one was injured
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
EVADES PAYMENT.
OF BIG POLICY
New YorkLife Insurance
Company Secures
:: Judgment.
Cashier Cole Must Defend Suit
for $50, 900 Stolen by
.. Dimmick: ....=... {.

Yesterday mornings session. Of the
nlted states Circuit--Court was a very
busy one, Judge Beatty delivering sew
eral oral opinions IN more. or less, i'm
T9rtant cases. Judgment was given. for
the defendant in the. case. Of Michael
Fitzgerald against the New York Life
insurance Company. Michael Fdtzgerald
sued the company on behalf Of, his de-
ceased brother, Richard; TO recover $1,000
insurance alleged TO be due The agreed
statement OF facts was 10 the effect that
Richard gave his nete TO secure. pay
ment Of the first premium on g. life policy
Tor $1,000. The company: held the policy
and refused to- deliver. II: unless. the note
was paid. Richard never paid the amount
named IN the note. nor any part of it,
and the policy remained with the. com
pany. Judge Beatty held that. It was the
duty of.th6- not6-makeT to have paid the
obligation. I'M order. 10 be entitled TO re-
cover the amount .of the policy. .... =:
Some time ago William X. Cole. cashier
ofsrhe- United. States Branch. Mint in this
10y. Med. a. demurrer in. the suit brought
sainst him hy the United States TO: re-
e7Fer from Cole the $4,000 stolen by Wal
Ter y. .Dimmick: while Cole was cashier.
he ground of.--rhe demurrer was. that
s cole could' not be. held espolsjbIe legally
17r the, money because no. SUCH office as
cashier was mentioned in the stabute
rrescr1bing the dETies of mint Gals.
y zdge Beatty yesterday -aOverruled the de-
murrer. ana allowed Cole: ten: days in
Whtch.to' file. an answer to-the complaint.
2 he. court remarked that 1t was true that
The statute did, not mention a cashier as
c1!e q the officers of the. mint: hut Cole
1ao been. pla ced-' in charge Of the. money
that -lsFas afterward stolen and his re-
sponsibiIty-'would :be2a matter that could
-he determined at the trial. -: :; ri.
.. Ihe.- case of A. .; j. Mccoy and Others
against the alsara Mining and Milling
company and Others was. reInanded TO
the Superior COurt:of Sierra County. The
case OF Joseph Stricken against the
Southern Pacific :C6nlraay was reinanded
10 the Superior Court Of Tehama. County
z be ease was tried III. the Superior. Court
ofeTehama' County and.a verdict of S12-
600 damages was. secHred..- An appeal was
Ken by the company TO the Supreme
court and the. Judgment was reversed
and.a new trial ordered. ~. :. -.--
The. application. Of Ne. Chung for an in
Junction to-. restrain = the: San Francisco
Board of Health from. tearing the wood
work out, Of .a- building owned by him in
the Chinese. quarter was denied. It was
shown that the health authorities had al
ready taken out the woodwork and had
announced thar they would not interfere
with the 'bridkVz0rl1 49,. - 80. 20
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
PROBABLE SUICIDE. OF
q. AGED DAVID MURRAY

David Murray, clock agent, aged
about 70 years, was found dead on the
floor of his'room yesterday at 949 Howard
street He had been sick for long time,
and it was believed that his death was
due to natural causes, but after the bedy
had been taken to the Morgue, Gus Wei
mann, a matchmaker at '622 Merchant
street, received a note through the mail
from Murray in which the writer inform
ed Weimann that he had a little. money
invested in stocks and that he wished his
friend Weimann first to pay for his bur
ial and then such other debts as he. might
owe.
Murray's stomach was. sent to. the city
chemist for examination. .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
Held to Answer. for. Robbery.

John. Busch, an. ex-convict was held
to answer before the Superior Court by
Police Judge Cabaniss yesterday in $4,000
bonds. He was. accused of holding up
9 and robbing Frank ODonnen. on. the
night of August Ii, while going to
his home at 1101 Broadway. Busch
and Joe .Euporini we've also held to an
swer on a :. charge of robbery for
holding UP. and robhing Walter Young
Of. '726 Green street on the night of
August. IL. = Their bonds were fixed
at $1,000. each. There are three other
charges against Busch, but they will be
held in. allegiance till the. trials of 1.-The
two cases in the Superior Court.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
KILLED bv FAN From a Porch.

= MARYSVILEE, Aug 31.--Jacob Gsingel!l,
a pioneer resident Of this city, fell from
a. porch, a distance of twelve feet, this
morning and was almost instantly killed.
He HAD. been ill for. several days and
walked OF: the. porch while in. a delirious
condition. The deceased was one Of-'the
very: early settlers in this county. He
: was. mining. at; Long. Bar in 1850 and at
terHaFd accumulated considerable money
in. the. Iivery stable business in. this city,
He:<was !. a. native OF England, aged s.
wears. -: = :: =; -: -:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
RINGLING BROS. SECURE ~.
o. FINE SITE FOR CIRCUS
VIII Pitch Their Tents. on Big. Lot
at Eleventh and Marker. 4. ..:

The p nging. BROTHERS, have: been able
70 get the gToHnds:.a,t 5leYeiltll and Mar
Fl 1et streets for their: circus. next week
The. iets are a MP ~. big. enough FOR their
huge tents. and sthe:.lot 1oca ton for ipl5z
Die conyenieUce could not ...5e. ..fnirroved:
The parade, Tor s:Whie5s the Ringing
Brothers. ARR .oisttngsiishedi; will start
from Eleventh sFnd u aTlLe t.stEeet Is Monday
morning IT s. o'clock sharp :. Ehe .circus
IS 10 De here eight Us beginning Mon
DAY AFTERNOON. Early Sunday: morning
the long trains: N'ir,be. transferred: from
oakland, andF before. the rate riser has
and fUtterng flags. viii. hear witness. that
circus day b q bend =. - ~. 49, y.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
EDITOR: OLIVER RENDERED :. :.
"A RECEPTION BY WooDMEN

California. Camp, Woodmen. of the
World. receiyed:a visit last night in Ma:
tive Sons. Hall from the Visiting com
mirtee"of the red hot campaign of: which
P. F. Gilroy. is the. chairman, and the
camp made it the. occasion OF. rendering
a reception to David oliver Jr., editor Of
the Pacific Woodman- BY invitation there
were present about 1900 neighbors of
woodcraft, representing all of the local
CAMPS. several of those across the bay.
the circles of woodcraft and all of the
degree teams in uniform. :: :.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
Governor Pardons Insane Convict.

SACRAMENTO, aug. Ex-Governor
Pardee to-day granted a pardon to Ber-
nard McQua1d. convicted in Yuba. Coun-
ty of robbery and sentenced to five years
Imprisonment at San Quentin. McQuaid
soon after being taken to San Quentin
became insane: The pardon was granted
upon the condition that the insane pris-
oner's father. should take him to his
former home at Minneapolis, Mimi, and
there keep and care for him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
ARMED GUARDS ESCORT r..
MEN TO AND FROM WORK

RANDSBURG. Aug. Si.-The Yellow As
ter mine started up Sunday morning with
a small force Sheriff Kelley and his
deputies, who arrived Saturday, are pro-
tecting the employees by armed guards,
who. accompany the men to and from
work. The Yellow Aster Company is. car
ing for its employees in bunkhOuses and
boarding houses of its own Four of the
men from Joplin refused to work, they
having sworn allegiance to the Miners
Union. A few of the .old men have re-
turned. to work.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
Marriage Licenses.

OAKLAND. Aug. S1.-The following
marriage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk to-day:
Jens P. Jensen, over q, and Edith Cum
berpatch, over IS, both of Berkeley; JOS
eph c. Peralta, 81, San Leandro, and
Ethel Peterson, "a, Oakland; Andrew W.
Merlo, %, Alameda, and Reta G. Con
zales, e. Half Moon Bay; William o.
Raymond, over 81, and Florence E. Mo-
ran, over IS, both of Berkeley.