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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-22
BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTs
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
WHITE & BAYLEY.
Successors TO
w. j. WHITE.
CHICKEN RANCHES EVERYWHERE


NEW 5-room cottage, porcelain bath. mantel
gas and electric lights. shades; dining-room
and hall old oak. finish; large closets;
lot 40x135; 2 short blocks to Key Route and
s. p. station; price $500; terms $500 cash
balance SIS monthly o. A RUDOLPH,
Lorin station, South Berkeley; open Sundays
BARGAIN-New Broom cottage. bath: folding
doors, large reception hall, gas and electric
lights, combination fixtures. shades, nice
mantel; city water; lot 40xf35: all fenced:
street work done price $3.50; terms $3.50
cash, balance $40 monthly; open Sundays.
o. A. RUDOLPH, Lorin station. South
Berkeley.
BARGAIN-Almost Groom cottage. high
basement, bath. folding doors. pretty man
tel: corner lot, 50x140: street work and side
walk done: stable, chicken house. garden:
price S2500 terms $3.50 cash. balance $40
monthly; this is snap: in good location
and close to station. o. A. RUDOLPH,
Lorin station. South Berkeley open Sundays.
MUST be sold within the next few days;
house. rooms and bath; windmill: well OF
water: fine shade trees; street work and
sidewalk done; large lot; this Is bargain:
near station also many other houses and
lots and fine business property. j. p.
HALE CO. 2515 Shattuck ave. 1911
Shattuck ave-. Berkeley.
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HELP wAKTED-AALE.
AT c. r. HANSEN & cos. .42s Bush

AT c. r. HANSEN & co.'s....z2s Bush St
Teamsters RR work short distance. So
Fee Sl-o0------ Cali early Ship tonight
All-around meat and pastry cook May 1.
State OF oregon: free fare; 500 found
French meat and pastry cook north. S10o
For Ist Of June, party in our Office to-mOr-
rON. meat. pastry cook: 500 found.
cher Sl00. 2nd $25: springs.
Cook country hotel. el....--................S $40
Porter and handy man. resort near city
walters $50 500 found: porters SOS ''''0
Farmer and wife. $40: mixers. $50
Fireman oil burner elderly man. $50 board
Night watchmsn who can run elevator; city
Gardener for Nevada, party here $40 found
C. z. HANSEN & co.. 429 Bush St
AA-AMERIcAN EMPLOYMENT RUREkn.
6s2 COMMERCIAL ST. near kearny.
Phone Bush $50. JOHN L. DRECHSLER.
blacksnitas, dredgers and shlpyards, s5e
$50 and S65 found: levertnan. dredger. $50
found: cooks. dredger. S35 found; cook. 9
men. ranch, $50 found; edger--a ses
found and g 70 day; mixers. D cows.
$50 50 found; mixer 30 cows, $40 found: ,
laborers shipyard S35 found: concrete fore
man 70 build biz dam; engineer and ma
chinist to care for donkey engine in the
woods. large lumber company. $50 and I'd.
OFFICE. store. factory. hotel. club. cafe. in
stitUfion private family. resort. mining.
wholesale houses and speciality men help
placed. city. country. on our association plan.
agency line ever put into effect: regis
tration fees. all members share in the profits:
people employed can also add materially 10
tnelr income. members pay fOr position after
employed. others on guarantee or refund.
MUTUAL REFERENCE EMPLOYMENT
AssocIATIoN. 2es o'Farreii 81
wANTED-A good tailor. JOHNSON. 1896
Mission 81.
ELEVATOR boy. used ta MeNichoH lie trio.
ABBY a. m. % California 81. room 70.
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REAL EsrArE-cITy-roR SALE.

HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK AND OCEAN
SIDE LOTSi
Only s125 to $3.50 each.
NEW BLOCK. NEW BLOCKi
superb lots now ready for sale at above ex-
tremely low prices. on instauments!
Near Ingleside road and ocean.
so per cent lower than lots offered in same
vicinity by others
Don't delay. Secure a few OF them!
Call for diagrams to-day!
$500 tc S12oo-graded lots. fronting park.
boulevard and ocean: Unobstructed view.
Rapidly advancing! Easy terms!
Branch office cor. "H' ST. and 47th ave.
Open daily and Sunday.
$500 to $45o-North of park. between park
and Point Lobos ave-; opposite SPreckels
Lake and speedway; unexcelled view of park.
lake and ocean; $40 monthly.
$3.50 to S15oo-Elegant corner lots in SPLEEN
did locations; Sunset. Richmond and Ocean
sidei All bargains! Don't miss themi
500 to $450-Level Excelsior homestead and
Ocean View lots. near Mission ST. cars: So
monthly.
$1,000. $500 to $3500-spendid cottages in
choicest locations; Sunset. Richmond. Excel
sior Hd and Oceanside; special bargains; easy
terms!
SOL. GETz & SON, Owners and Dealers.
Room 81. Fourth Floor Chronicle Bldg.
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BuELINGAME REAL ESTATE.

BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE.
WHY NOT MAKE MONEY?
One of the most charming suburbs down the
peninsula is Burlingame only 3S minutes by
train from Third and Townsend sts and on
the line of the San Mateo electric cars. The
Bay Shore cutoff. which is being built
will reduce the time to 25 minutes The new
tract right at the station is selling rapidly
All the lots large. none less than so feet
also water mains. Many attractive homes are
being erected; saloons Objectionable
buildings allowed The prices are very low;
$3.50 will buy lot 50x15o; terms $50 cash.
balance SO monthly. Do you realize that
when the Bay Shore cutoff is completed that
Burlingame will some day be a city as large
as Oakland? Send for maps
LYON & HOAG, lie Montgomery st.
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HORSES AND WAGONS.

AU66ES AND WAdONS.
A LARGE assortment of horses wagons and
harness Auction sale every Tuesday at IL
a m. at 1140 Folsom 81.
A-FOUR young mares weighing 1850 pounds
each. years old. for sale. All Sixth st.
4 YOUNG horses. 1900 lbs each. L. c. SHELL
DON, Second and Market sts Oakland.
FOR ssle-Six good cheap horses; must be
sold al Sixth St
AUCTION sale OF horses. wagons and harness
every Wednesday at IL m. 32T Sixth St.
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ONLY THREE LEFT.
81 20 PER WEEK.

ONLY THREE LEFT
81 % PER WEEK.
NO INTEREST. NO TAXES.
s225 for choice lots Excelsior Homestead
Tract; level billiard table; grade: close
to fine school and Mission-st electric cars:
bound 10 double in value
S40O each on installments Of SO per month ;
no taxes; fine lots; near Ocean boulevard best
residence location south of Golden Gate Park
these are the cheapest lots in this district;
advancing price rapidly.
W. ]. WHITE.
26 Montgomery ST.. T. g. Phone Main 5104.
LOMBARD, S9S-Sacrifice flats; 5-6 rooms;
modern conveniences; gardens; rents $685.
S10,5O
TIN roofs cutters and leaders repaired ALL
BACH & MAYER. plumbers S36 Howard ST.
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HELP wAxrED-rEmAnE.

COOK fer Protestant orphanage ...--......$ $50
COOK Tor pork aud beans and brown bread,
short hours. small deiics lessen $500. $50
Cook German tamUy little washing .S5o
German nfsni nurse .--...--- -....--.....- ) 30
- crambei maids 2. , stwlng private fam
lies .-....... ............Ss s %
t,hen helper t,r d=i eatesssn So
tc.k for men lity ......... .-..........S s 80
hN aitress Tor country. fare here -..---.. So
lfouscwCrk. s family Angel Island .-... $50
COCK Tor private family. Petaiuma 5000. SO
Nurse girl for Oakland ...-.....-..-.-. S25
Cook on 3 ranch -.--....----.... $50
1ouseNork Menio PARK .-.-.-..--.-. $50
Housework. 10 washing. Ross Valley $50
A. general housework girls. city ami country,
rrst-class places good wages. Apply 10 J.
= NROSE.IT & co. 334 Sutter 81.
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s1tO PER FRONT FOO

s11o PER FRONT FOOT.
Lots 25 81 :6 feet larger by depth of
1875 feet on the sunny side OF Waller
St, between Ashbury and Clayton sts-; best
and lowest priced lots in the Panhandle dis
trict; streets bitumnized and accepted by the
city; splendid place for home or flats.
LYON & HOAG, 116 Montgomery st.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Large prune orchard in Oregon; driers and
packing plant complete situation such that
good interest is received on investment, even
in unfavorable years; value $40 O0O lowest
cash estimate produced last year over 10
Der cent net on such figure; will trade for In
come property; reason for disposing OF or
chard. business interests of owner are foreign
TO fruit business am open for quick reason
able DEAL cash or trade. Box 9235, Call
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
OAKLAND FuRNIruRE ron sALE.

TOMORROW the day for bargains in furniture.
ID. Schelhaas. 11th ST.. cor. store. Oakland
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

REAL estate wanted; Richmond lot: imm
ate sale. Box s7S9. Call office
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SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE.
IIOMITA PARK LOMITA PARK
LOMITA PARK
On the line of San Mateo electric cars; As
minutes from Fifth and Market SITS.
Sewer and water pipes laid
Pure artesian water.
Lots $40O and up
Outside the Fog Belt.
$40 to $50 down and $40 month.
Go down and investigate.
Maps sent on application.
sELBY. RODGERS & CO.,
Main 673 116 California 81.
Also at Lonita Park.
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500 to $450-Level Excelsior homestead and
Ocean View lots. Mission ST. cars; SO
monthly.
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LoMITA PARK REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-Two choice lots at Lomita Park.
Box 9237. Call office.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
DIVIDEND Notice--Mercantile Trust Company
of San Francisco. Dividend No. of three
dollars per share will be payable at the Office
Of the corporation AGA California ST. San
Francisco, April !, 1905 Transfer books will
close March "a 1905
JOHN D. MCKEE, Secretary.
THE regular monthly dividend, No Q. OF S
cents per share the preferred stock of the
United Milk Company has been declared and
Is now payable at its office. $40 Montgmy st.
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ELMHuRsT REAL ESTATE.

FOUR suburban homes and acreage Call
write ". C. BOOTH Elmhurst. Cal
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$1,000. $500 to $3500-Splendid cottages in
choicest locations; Sunset. Richmond, Excel
sior Hd and Oceanside; special bargains, easy
termsi
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PATENTS

INVENTIONS patented F. p. MEDINA, at
torney -at-law G Hobart bldg. 532 Market 81
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$3.50 to $15oo-Elegant corner lots in SPLEEN
did locations; Sunset Richmond and Ocean
side! ALI bargains! Don't miss them
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SOL. GETZ & SON, Owners and Dealers.
Room 81. Fourth Floor, Chronicle Bldg.
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MEN1o PARK REAL ESTATE.

IN roofs cutters and leaders repaired. ALL
BACH & MAYER. plumbers. s36 Howard ST.
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IT pays to attend the Pacific Coast Normal In
dustriaI Training School at 900 East Twelfth
st.. Oakland terms reasonable; Vale 1622.
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WANTED-sEVERAL FIRST-CLAss SALES
MEN FOR CALIFORNIA TERRITORY BY
A LARGE CONCERN. WHOSE RAPIDLY
INCREASING BUSINESS WILL FURNISH
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR AD-
VANCEMENT ONLY APPLICANTS OF
ESTABLISHED RECORD. INTEGRITY
AND PLEASING PERSONALITY WILL BE
CONSIDERED. WE DESIRE NONE BUT
Al MEN AND ARE PREPARED TO PAY
LITERALLY FOR THE RIGHT KIND OF
SERVICE. ADDRESS STATING AGE
AND REFERENCES BOX ss43. CALL
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ELEVATOR boy. used r. MeNichoN ele trio
ABBY a. m. % California 81. room Is.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK AND OCEAN
SIDE LOTSi
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$500 to $450-North of park. between park
and Point Lobos ave-; opposite Spreckels
Lake and speedway; uneXcelled view of park.
lake and ocean; $40 monthly.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
BAIIINGER ARRESTED ON
GRAND JURY INDICTMENT
Accused of Felony Embezzlement
While Boolzkeeper for the Cali
fOtnia Art Glass Works.

George T. Ballinger, indicted by the
Grand Jury on a charge Of felony en-
bezzlement was arrested by Detec-
tives Dinan and Wren yesterday on a
bench warrant and booked at the City
Prison. He was at once released on
$4,000 bonds, his sureties being Mat
thew Nunan of the Hibernia Brewery
and Colonel Thomas F. Barry. The
case has been assigned by Presiding
Judge Lawlor to Judge Dunne's court.
Ballinger was bookkeeper for the
California Art Glass Bending and
Cutting Works, 120 Second street. and
was arrested in March, 1904, on COM
plant of William Schroeder, president
of the company, on a charge Of felony
embezzlement, the amount alleged in
the complaint being 1892.
On May an application was made
before Judge Graham for writ of
habeas corpus for Ballinger's release.
The writ was granted and the prison
er discharged. When the case came
up for trial in Judge Dunne's court
the Judge ignored the action of Judge
Graham and insisted upon its going to
trial against the vigorous protests of
Ballinger's counsel. The case did not
go to trial, however, the District At
torney having decided to take the
matter before the Grand Jury.
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FAVOR DEPOSIT
!. OF CITY FUNDS
=:
State Solons Are to Support
Amendment Allowing Loan
:. of Public Coin on Interest
WILL BROADEN SCOPE
Proposal to Permit Use of
=. State and County Moneys
by Banking Institutions
WILL BROADEN SCOPE

Frank c. Prescott, Speaker of the
Assembly, has sent a communication
to the Board of Supervisors saying he
will be glad to assist in procuring an
amendment permitting the depositing
OF public moneys in financial institu-
tions under suitable security on in
terest for the people to vote upon. AS
TO the question of refunding taxes
enormously collected, Prescott says he
Will give it careful consideration. In
the meantime the resolutions memo
rializing the Legislature to pass the
amendments will be submitted to the
Assembly. Prescott says:
Secretary H. A. Mason of the League of
municipalities has received number OF COM
munications in reply TO requests from city
favor of the amendment to permit banks to
act city repositories. Among these are
Mayor Clark OF Santa Cruz. Mayor Hassett
of sacramento. City Attorney Pickard of
.: Mason was at Sacramento last Thursday
and with State Senator B. W. Hahn of Los
Angeles Assemblyman E. F. Treadwen of
this city and Attorney General Webb Will
frame the proposed amendment 1t is the in
tenton' to permit of the loan of State and
county as well as municipal funds under the
conditions noted.
The Los Angeles Municipal League has
adopted resolutions favoring the proposition.
Supervisor Comte suggested at the
meeting of the board that the munich
pal bonds which have been received
from the printer be not signed by the
proper city authorities until they are
ready for delivery to the purchasers
or arrangements made for their safe
+CuSt0dy.
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WIDOW OF WINEMAKER
TELLS OF HER COURTSHIP
Mrs. MOnnier Married at Sixteen and
Lived Under Old "Melodian"
Music Hall.

The attorneys for George Monnier
Jr. devoted yesterday to a further
cross-examination of Mrs. Anna Mon
nier in an effort to trap her into con-
tradictions of her deposition taken In
the will contest. In instances where
discrepancies were brought out the
widow explained that the reporter had
made a mistake in rendering her evil
dence or she had refreshed her
memory.
Among other things she told the
stcry of her courtship and marriage
with George Monnier nearly a half
century ago. She was only sixteen,
she said, and she met him on street.
car going to a then popular resort in
the Mission. Four months later they
were married. He was interested in
the 'Melodian," an old-time music hall.
and took tickets at the door. Their
living rooms were beneath the hall.
Mrs. Monnier was questioned as to the
circumstances surrounding the making
of her will and that of Monnier. She
said that since his death she had made
another will, because she was afraid
she was going to be killed. In the lat
ter testament she has provided for
George Monnier's daughter. so she
will have something to be raised on"
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Inventor Loses Suit.

=. Judge Seawell yesterday decided for
the defendant in the suit of Bernard
". Augustine against the Augustine
E. Manufacturing and Graining Com
.pany, Thomas w. Gardiner and others.
The plaintiff, an inventor, sold the
California rights to his patent grain
sing machine to the defendants under
an. agreement that they should pay
him $4,000 and a salary of SIS a
month. Payments of 5000 were made
before a lapse and he sued to set aside
rhe contract. The defense pleaded that
he had given extensions of time on the
payments and had broken the contract
:. by failing to deposit in escrow a writ
!ten description of the secret ingredi-
e.Gts of the material used with the ma
crime and instructions for its manu-
facture
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ECAN TO MAKE
Up MIND TO-DAY
Mayor Gives Him Until 10
O'Clock to Accept the Place
on the Board of Works
10 NEW APPOINTMENTS
Announcements Not Made as
to Selections for Park and
Health Board Vacancies

The newly appointed members Of the
various boards and commissions met in
the Mayors office at noon yesterday
to receive their commissions. take their
oaths Of office and to file their official
bonds. These formalities were complied
with by Police Commissioner Poheim,
Election Commissioner Voorsanger,
Civil Service Commissioner Rogers and
School Director Altman.
Thomas F. Egan, who. as told in yes
terday's Call, had expressed his inten-
tion of refusing the commissionership
of Public Works because he did not re-
ceive the long term, was closeted with
the Mayor for some time and at the
end of the conference left without TAX
ing his oath Of office. Mayor Schmitz
gave Egan until 10 o'clock this morning
to decide whether he would accept the
appointment. The Mayor said he
thought Egan would change his mind
and assume the duties of the office.
Edward H. Aigeltinger was not quite
ready yesterday to file his official bond
as Commissioner of Public Works for
the long term, but will do so this morn
ing A meeting of the Board Of Works
has been called for to-day at noon and
Aigeltinger will be inducted into office.
If Egan decides by that time to abide
by the Mayors wishes he will also take
his seat on the board. Commissioner
Maestretti has been decided upon for
the presidency of the board for the en-
suing year.
Fire Commissioner Henry M. Wreden,
who is i'll, will take his oath of office as
soon as he is able. Because Of his alb
sence the Fire Commission held no
meeting.
The Police Commission will meet this
evening to seat DR.. Poheim, the new
member, who in all likelihood will be
elected president of the board.
The Mayor made no announcement as
to his appointments to the vacancy on
the Health Board and that on the Park
Commission. William II. Metson seems
to be the only one mentioned for the
latter place.
1t has now been definitely settled that
Alexander O'Grady will not accept the
secretaryship CT the Police Commits
sion Morris Levy, secretary of the
Board of Works, will shortly carry out
his intention, decided upon several
months ago, to resign the place in or
der to devote his entire time to other
and more profitable interests. 1t is on
the cards that Secretary James de
Succa of the Park Commission will sue
ceed Levy and that Herbert Schmitz,
ex-Commissioner of Works, will resume
his old position as secretary of the
Park Commission. 1t is said that deal
is on involving the shifting of several
officials, but it Will not come for sew
eral days yet.
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DOAN's PILLS.
A CITIZENS STORY
Told. BY a San Francisco Citizen 70
:. the Benefit of San Fran
cisco People,

The greatest Importance attached
=. TO the following is that it concerns
a. San Francisco citizen. 1t would
lose three-quarters of its interest if
it. involved some resident of Kala-
mazoo, Mich, or Woonsocket, R. I.
Like all the testimony which has ap-
peared here, and like all which will
follow about the Old Quaker rem
edt, Doan's Kidney Pills, it comes
from residents, fellow citizens and
.neighbors. No other remedy can
show such a record of home cures.
Read this case:
: Louis Sanquinetti, huckster, OF
1910 Dupont street, says: Il was so
crippled with pain in my back-in fact
/ was laid up with it-that could not
attend to my work, when Doan's
Kidney Pills came to my notice and
took course of the treatment. Pre-
vious to that / had exhausted my
knowledge of known remedies gath
cred from reading and prescribed by
my friends Some recommended this
and some recommended that. | took
:. D6ans Kidney Pills as | had taken
other preparations in the past, with
/. very little expectation of receiving
any results, and / must confess | was
/. more than surprised when the aching
in my back stopped. That is six
months ago, and it has not returned
] honestly recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills to others, so that they may
know about preparation upon which
they can depend
/. For sale by all dealers. Price soc
/. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
CRANEY HAS
HAD HIS SHARE
Majority Of Joint Committee
Recommends Distribution
of Horse Shoeing Contracts
GRAY'S BILLS ARE CUT
Supervisors Believe Eight
Dollars a Day. Is Enough
for a Sweeping Machine
GRAY'S BILLS ARE CUT

The Supervisors Joint Committee on
Police. Health and Electricity met
Yesterday to consider a proposed reso-
luton favored by a majority of the
committee awarding contracts to six
bidders for shoeing horses of various
city departments which the three
committees control. The resolution
divided up the work by awarding con-
tracts to M. Mcneil. Nick Morrissey, J..
F. Farrell, J. F. Mooney and Norris
& Lynch at 81 80 for shoeing and 81 so
for rubber pads and to Ed Toy at
81 25 for shoeing and 81 20 for pads
Supervisors Boxton and Rock desired
to know why Edward Graney, who
had also put in bid, did not get part
of the work. D'Ancona replied that 1t
was the opinion of majority of the
committee that Graney had received
more than his share of the city's work
in the past and that it was time for
him to defer to others. At this point
the further consideration of the awards
was postponed until next Monday at
2 o'clock
the bills of Gray Brothers for the
rental of street sweeping machines
from s2S12 81 to $2093 26. The firm
asked $12 per day for each of three
machines The committee agreed that
$S would be a fair charge and ordered
the bills paid as reduced.
The Board of Supervisors adopted
a resolution directing the San Fran
cisco Gas and Electric Company and
other corporations furnishing gas and
electricity to file before January 81
the usual annual statements showing
their revenue from all sources, the ex-
penditures made, the original cost and
estimated present value of the plants,
amount of capital stock, bonds and
floating debt of the companies prepar-
atory to fixing the lighting rates.
The proposed resolution granting
permits to various hospitals and sani-
tariums went over for one week, owing
to a protest having been filed against
one of the hospitals to be established
by Drs. Harvey and Hunsaker at 2117
California street.
City Attorney Long advised the
board that resolutions be so amended
as to authorize him to permit judg-
ments in greater amounts than those
obtained by the Pacific Coast Com
pany, ]. d. Spreckels & Brothers Com
pany and Hyman Brothers, whose at
torneys have satisfactorily convinced
Long Of the validity of the larger
claims.
LIE lily AttoihSy auNiSCu ehC poe'AN
that the resolution accepting Pierce
street between McAllister and Golden
Gate avenue before a sewer was laid
in the block was void and that the
city was not liable for the cost Of the
sewer since constructed, which was
assessed bv the Board of Works to the
property owners.
Consideration Of the Mayors veto
of the proposed amended ordinance
permitting the reconstruction of
stables on existing sites without the
consent of surrounding property own
ers was deferred one week.