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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
TO BUY
THE FARM SITE
Commission Appointed to
Purchase Tract for Uni
versity to Meet To-Day

Important action is expected to be
taken by the commission appointed to
select site for the university farm at
meeting TO be held by the commits
sion this afternoon at o'clock in the
Hopkins Institute of Art Announce
ment was made at the university yes
terday that the members of the COM
mission will gather in San Francisco
to-day and supposedly decide between
the various offers of land for a uni
versity farm site.
The Legislature appropriated $780,
600 for this project and appointed Coy
ernor Pardee. President Benjamin Ide
Wheeler, Elwood Cooper and Profess
sor Z. J. Wickson as a commission to
determine the location of the farm. Af-
ter the commission had visited sections
of Alameda County and Contra Costa
County, examining proposed sites,
President Wheeler was called East and
the farm matter was left in allegiance.
With the return of President Wheel
er, and the presence on the coast of
Professor Liberty Hyde Bailey, direc-
tor of the agricultural college work at
Cornell University the university farm
project has been brought to the front
and viii now be definitely settled Pro-
fessOr Bailey has been asked to give
the commission the benefit of his ex-
perience in such matters, il being the
belief OF President Wheeler that so able
q man could help to guide the commits
sion Alright in the beginning of a work
that is new in California, but familiar
to Mr.. Bailey.
The question that has disturbed the
commission hitherto has been that of
whether the farm should be adjacent
TO the university or in the interior OF
the State. The people of Haywards
have made tempting offers to the COM
mission, and offers have also come from
communities in Contra Costa County
that desire the farm to be located near
them. YOlo County has been mentioned
as a strong competitor for the prize,
and other sections of the State are can
didates.
Professor Bailey has stated his belief
that a university farm should be re-
garded as a work shop, and not a model
farm, and that the best results may oe
expected when students can step from
the farm TO the laboratories in connec-
tion with the agricultural college on
the campus. where research work
would be done, supplementing the prac-
teal work on the farm If the commits
sion is guided by this suggestion it is
supposed that the Haywards people will
have the best hope of success.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
ASKS THE SALE
Of CITY BONDS
Works Commission Wants
to Repave More Streets
in Need of Improvement
TO BUY MORE APPARATUS
Clute Must Put Covers OH His
Wagons When Removing
Sweepings From Roadways

The Board of Works yesterday adopt
ed a resolution requesting the Board of
Supervisors to sell additional municipal
bonds for street and sewer work. Ac-
ton was taken on a petition fer the re-
paving of Stevenson and Jessie streets
from First stree to New Montgomery
street and other streets in need of i'm
provement
c. H. BraWner was appointed draughts-
man in the Bureau of Engineering at 500
per month
Martin j. ONeil was appointed inspect
or of street sweeping at 800 per month
Finn q Treacy were permitted TO
withdraw their bid for the repair of
streets east of Van Ness avenue and
Eleventh street, as they had bp on the
assumption that Market and Folsom
streets were to be kept in repair by the
City Street Improvement Company under
a previous contract. The latter company
was then awarded the new contract al
$23 ,SOO.
Inc board notified the Department of
Electricity 10 require corporations re-
moving poles in the underground districts
to cut them off flush with the sidewalks
and not leave any part of the pole pro-
jecting.
Bids were ordered invited on August
% for the bukdihg of sewer in Sixth
street to be completed in $50 days and a
sewer in Persia avenue to be completed
in ninety days.
Commissioner Ageltinger was delegat-
ed to arrange for the purchase of addi-
tional street sweeping apparatus, includ-
ing ten dumping wagons, ten sprinkling
wagons and 25J cans.
A. 3. Cute was directed to place COW
ers on his wagons when removing street
SWeepingS in order TO prevent the dust
from flying.
Aigeltinger reported that he had ar
ranged with the United Railroads to use
its sprinkIing cars ON Mission Street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
PAPERS READ
BY OSTEOPATHS
Members of Profession Fin
ish Work of Their Reg
ular Annual Gathering
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Appoint a Committee to Ar
range for Next Meeting
and Close With Banquet

Yesterdays session of the California
Osteopathic Association was occupied
with addresses on subjects dealing with
the practicing of the profession and a
discussion Of the application of new meth
ods in curing chronic cases In the
afternoon the election of officers for the
ensuing year was held, the meeting con-
Guiding with banquet at the Occidental
Hotel
DR.. w w. Nanderbursh presented a
case of hemiplegia and it was discussed
by Drs. Sisson, Tasker, Meacham and
Sheldon The latter demonstrated a treat
ment by which he reduced a subluxation
of the innomlnate. Vatious practitioners
Joined in the discussion.
Scientific explanations of the results in
many cases were made and shown to the
convention.
Some Points i'll Laboratory Diagnosia"
was the subject of an address by DIR. c..
a. Whiting Of Los Angeles. He urged the
Importance of accuracy in diagnosis and
pointed out the methods of distinguish
ing between anemia and chlorosis. Dia-
grams were used 10 illustrate his dis
course.
DR.. w ]. Hoyden of Los Angeles read
an interesting paper on Diseases of the
Respiratory Tract and Dr. P. B. Shep-
herd demonstrated 'Sciatica." Dr.. Shep-
herd is president of the California College
of Osteopathy.
Members of the State Board of Oste-
pathic Examiners were elected at the
afternoon session of the association as
follows: For. the term expiring in April,
1907, DIR. Isaac Burke of San Francisco and
DR.. j. S. White of Pasadena; for the term
expiring in April, 1908. Drs. w. H. Ivie,
Is. +. Shepherd of San Francisco and c.
A. Whiting of Los Angeles. The new
officers elected for the State Association
are: Dr. Ernest Sisson, president; DR..
r. d. Emery, first vice president; DR.. c.
F. Ford, second vice president; DR.. Effie
York, secretary: DR.. S. D. Cooper, treas
urer; Drs. c. A. Haines. T. w. Sheldon,
Agnes G. Madden, D. L. Tasker and A. c.
Moore trustees Drs Ivie and Tasker
were chosen ste. represent the association
at the national convention at Denver A
committee on the arrangements for the
next meeting was also appointed
III the evening about 10U' members and
their friends gathered al the banquet at
the Occidental Hotel President Shepherd
of the local college acted as POSTMASTER
and was greeted with eloquent and witty
RESPONSES Among the toasts especially
interesting were "Our Associate ton by DR..
L. Sissorf, Father of Osteopathy. DIR.
STILL by C. A Moore. Pacific College Of
Osteopathy' by DR.. c. A. Whiting. Cal
ifornia College of Osteopathy' by, DR..
Etfie York, 'Woman's Work in Osteo-
pathy by Dr.. Eta c. Wakefield, tOs
teopathic Pioneering in California" by Dr.
u. l.. Tasker, and Our F'iedglings' by
Dr. f. B. Teter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
WILL ISSUE A NEW FORM
OF POSTAL MONEY ORDER
COrtelyOu Hopes Ii VIII Be Proof
Against Alteration mt Hands of

WASHINGTON. Aug. Before leav-
ing for his vacation Postmaster General
Cortelyou directed the issuance of a
new form of money order which, it is
believed, will be proof against altera-
tion at the hands of forgers. The de-
partment has been greatly annoyed
by the operation of persons who pur-
chase monev orders for small amounts
and raise them, passing them on mer-
chants after Office hours. Although the
direct loss falls on those vino accept
the orders the department refusing to
cash them except as originally drawn
there has been heavy indirect expense
involved in the pursuit. arrest and con-
viction of the offenders.
The form adopted will be issued as
soon as the new plates can be prepared
and other necessary preliminaries in
the way of arrangements made.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
REPORT ON
STATE INSTITUTIONS
Board of Charities and Cor
rections Gives Account
of Work.

The quarterly meeting of the State
Board of Charities and Corrections was
held Tuesday evening in the Parrott
building Mrs Carrie G. Rexford of
tHee State Board of Charities of Indi-
ana, Superintendent Frank l. Randall
ot~-the~ minnesota. State Reformatory,
end A j. Pillsbury, secretary of the
State Board of Examiners, were pres
ent.
w a. Gates. the secretary, presented
a report OF his visits to State and
county institutions. The members of
the board reported having visited the
Southern California State Hospital, the
Napa. State Hospital the Whittier State
School and the San Quentin prison;
also the county sjails and hospitals of
the counties of Riverside, San Bernar-
dino, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and
SAM Francisco; and the County Hospital
of. Alameda County.
The tent colony for tuberculosis at
the Mendicino State Hospital was re-
ported ds having proved very satisfac-
torX. This colony was established in
December last, tents being erected on
raised floor About fifteen patients who
were afflicted with tuberculosis were put
in. these tents. Some of the patients have
shown marked Improvement, having
gained in flesh, some as high as twenty
pounds.
The report states that the county hos
pitals were usually in fair condition
and. show Improvement, the San Joaquin
County Hospital deserving special no.
tiee''
There was no Improvement noted in
the county jails, which, like the prisons,
are considered far behind what they
ought to be.
The monthly census of inmates of State
institutions showed the following: Total
in reform schools, 49S: toraI in State hos
pitfalls, 5S01; total in State prisons, 262O;
total in Industrial Home for Adult Blind,
los; total in Homie for Feeble Minded, 534
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
The Geysers

Health and pleasure resort is now open TO
guests, und=r same management which made
this famous resort popular last year Inc
hotel cottages lighthouses ana grounds are
lighted by electricity; a new dancing pavilion
has been erected and good music VIII be fur-
nished for dancing. Several new cottages have
been erected to accommodate the increased
demand fer rooms; also tennis court has
been built for lovers of that sport.
Our best advertisement is our table. which
cannot be surpassed. We have our own dairy.
hence we have plenty of fresh milk and cream.
Rates are S12 S14 and S16 per week; bath
free TO regular weekly guests.
Postoffce ard long distance telephone in
hotel For further particulars and booklet ad-
dress R H. CURRY proprietor. or PECkS
Ri REAU. IL Montgomery St
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
DOUBTFUL OR WORTHLESS ASSETS
Condition Of n Collapsed Kansas City
Rnnk Is Not Cheering.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-The Comp
troller of the Currency to-day made
public a statement showing the condi-
tion of the failed City National Bank
of Kansas City. 1t classes the assets
as follows: Good. s4Se.99S; doubtful
s551,SaS: worthless s71,5s2
Charles Loomis and c. H Pattison
of Kansas City called at the Comptrol-
ler's Office to-day and had long con-
ference with the Acting Comptroller in
regard to the proposed organization of
a trust company at Kansas City to take
over the assets and assume the liabili-
ties of-the City National Rank They
were advised that the proposition could
not be entertained in It's present form
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
AutomobiIe Runs Down Boy.

Edward Hollister, ii years old, while
riding bicycle along Wan Ness ave
nue. near McAllister street, was run
down by a reckless chauffeur. who sped
his automobile on top of the lad. The
boy was taken to the Central Emerg-
ency Hospital and Dr. r. c. Hill treated
him for a series of bruises and also
three fractured ribs. Hollister lives at
234 Dolores street. ~
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
HURRYING WORK ON NEW
LINE TO THE YOSEMITE
President Bullock Returns From Toul
of the Route Being Surveyed
Ont of Jamestown So


T. S. Bullock, president of the Sierra
Railway Company, has just returned
from an inspection tour of the proposed
route of the Yosemite Short Line Rail
way. now in course of construction be-
tween jamestown and the boundary OF
the national park. He reports that the
four surveying parties now in the field
are making great progress with their
work and everything indicates that the
new line will be completed and ready
for business at, the beginning of the
tourist season Of 1906.
The new road, will pass through one
of the most interesting scenic portions
of the State and will have at it's val
Lev. terminus "a magnificent hotel. which
the company will build in a big grove
of trees.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

PETITIONS IN INsoLVENCY-Petitio
in insolvency were filed yesterday in the Unit
and e H Smith (Smith Bros-), hoteI-keepers
Red Blun, liabilities. S1c22. assets S317.
George ". Stone. blacksmith. San Francisco.
Liabilities S3Jo, assets.
SUES MINING COMPANY-AHie Martin
yesterday brought suit against the Karma
Mining Company for $4,000 damages alleged
band, who was accidentally killed at the mine
II is alleged that the death due to negli-
gence on the part OF the company.
WANT ELECTRIC LIGHTS.-Property own
ers IN the district bounded by Q and streets
South and Fifteenth and Nineteenth avenues
have pedtioned the Supervisors 10 have an
electric light placed the corner of Eight
eenth avenue and street. A petition was
also fled FOR light at the corner OF Valley
and Castro streets.
cLUNIE MAY BoRRow-Judge Corey yes
teriay granted permission 10 L. A BridgIcrd
and Burren {. White. trustees of the Ciune
estate. to loan Andrew ]. clunie $40, 900 at
per cent per annum. The loan win be made
with the consent Of George a. Clunie. seeur-
ity consists OF mortgages and two pieces CT
san Francisco real estate.
DILLY KICKED oUr-AIfred L. Dilly,
Chinese watchnan at the detention shed on
the Mail dock, was dishonorably dismissed
from the Federal service yesterday by order
Of the Department of Commerce and LabDI
at Washington. He was found guilty by the
department Of having assisted in smuggling
goods ashore from the steamship Siberia.
DOUGHERTY BEING INVESTIGATED.-
Albert Dougherty arrested on Tuesday by
Policeman Williams Haight and Stanyan
streets He had been acting in a suspicious
manner, going from door to door. begging for
a pair OF shoes. He taken before Captain
Burnett who ordered him locked UP without
bail pending investigation.
JOHNSON HELD TO oANswER.-Frederick
Johnson. alias Hooknose' was held to an
sWer yesterday by United States Commissioner
Heacock on the charge of counterfelting.
Johnson was arrested in San Jose on July %
by United States Secret Service Agents George
" Hazen and Thomas y. Foster for passing
81 silver certificates raised to the denomination
OF 30 ~
WATER CASE RESUMED.-Chief Engineer
Arthur Adams Of the Contra Costa Water
Works. was cross-examined ali day yesterday
before Commissioner Heacock by Assistant
City Attorney John 6. Partridge in the suit OF
the Spring Valley Water Company against the
City and County of San Francisco. The testi-
mony as TO the cost OF laying pIpe and
other work for the Spring Valley Company
HELENA Mont. Aug 9.-rhe State Board
NJ Equalization to-day after hearing G. s.
Fernald Of the Northern Pacific, R. A. Will
kinson os the Great Northern, J. B. Evans
of the Oregon Short Line. and Charles
- h. EQs4fe o-d De a.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
GLENBROOK RESORT.

5000 IT. above sea level. Trout fishing. No
upstairs Tents board floors Good beds:
IS Der week board and lodging. Rates for
rooms 80 and Sl2 per week. TREDWAY &
RASSET1. Proprietors. Glenbrook. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

HELENA, Mont. Aug. 9.--rhe State Board
NJ Equalization to-day after hearing G. s.
Fernald of the Northern Pacific R. A. Will
kinson OF the Great Northern, ]. B. Evans
of the Oregon Short Line and Charles
Schwartz Of the Butte. Anaconda and Paclnc,
in regard to the Montana railroad valua-
tions decided 10 leave the assessments atoue
the same last year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

nHA 11n HOT SPRINGS. SONOMA
NH AEf1N COUNTY; only ~ hours
SHSBOS~ from San Francisco and
but rine miles staging:
noted for medicinal virtues; best natural
hot mineral water bath in State; boating and
swimming in Warm Spring Greek: good trout
streams: telephone. telegrap phi. daily mall. ex-
press and San Francisco morning and evening
pers: FIRST-CLASS SIS HOTEL AND STAGE
SERVICE: both morning and afternoon stages.
round trip from San Francisco only IS so. Take
T'buron Terry daily at : 30 a. m. or 2:3O D. m
Rates So a day or Sl2 a week References, any
guest OF the past nine years. Patronage OF
1904 unprecedented Information at PECKS 5
INFORMATION BUREAU. IL Montgomery St.
Bryan's Bureau. 30 Montgomery ST. or OF J. F.
MULGREW. Skaggs. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
Klamath Hot Springs.

Fishing hunting and health resort Leave
train at Ager Apply TO Pecks Tourist Bureau,
IL Montgomery St. S. f.. or to EDISON
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
TAHOE TAVERN, LAKE TAHOE.

FRANZ ". RICHAKDSON, Manager.
American plan only. Rates IS Ler day up.
Stopovers allowed lat Truckee on all overland
railroad and Pullman tickets
DEER PARK INN and cottages. six
miles from Lake Tahoe Ideal place Tor rest.
Elevation 6507. Mineral springs Information
at office Bryan's Inf Bureau. 80 Montgo1lsES
ST. or booklet j. B. SCOTT. Deer Park Inn.
Lake Tahoe Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
Napa Soda Springs
NIoHY SPRINGS

Now open. The most beautiful mountain
health and pleasure resort. Call Pecks. II
Montgomery at. or acdress John Jacobs. Prop
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
HOTEL BELyEDERE.

Thirty minutes ride (Tiburon ferry)- NO
FOG NO WINDS NEW ANNEX OF 25 rooms
For particulars address j. ". ALLEN. Mgr,
or Peck's Tourists Bureau Co. II MONTGOMERY
ST Write for booklet
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
BYRON

AMERICAS GREATEST SPA-Any one
can afford 10 20 to Byron Hot Springs. Sump-
fuous hotel: wonderful waters Booklet, week
end excursions everything paid 81 80. Byron
Hot Springs p o.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
THE FASHION STABLE

T. H SMITH prop. Ukiah. CaL-TourfBts and
Hunters furnished with hrst-cIass turnouts
at reasonable rates. Write for particulars
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
rng SUMNER HOME IN CAMP MsExEs

MOUNTAINS OF SONOMA CO.
E1uable climate: lots $40 up; cottages built
$50, up stores hotels. post and phone: 200 lots
sold: 400 cottages built: san Francisco Agents.
& PACKARD, 323 Montgomery ST..
or NJ c MEERER Sonoma County.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

LAKE COUNTY.
The new mana cement has made many m
provemerts: new swimming tank porcelain
bathtubS patent sanitary plumbing: Installed
features for the amusement and comfort OF
guests: billiards. bowling. tennis. croqUet. uv-
ery, hunting. fishing, golf links and excursions
to Clear Lake ard other resorts,
Information at PECK s. II Montgomery ST..
or W. V. BRYAN. 80 Montgomery ST.. ad-
dress r. ROBERTSON. lessee and manager.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

Three miles from Ukiah Mendocino County
Natural electric waters, champagne baths.
.cvely grounds; fishing and hunting; crystal
springs; accommodations and table first class.
j. A REDEMEYER. proprietor
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
LAKEPoRT AND BARTLETT SPRINGS

STAGE LINE Hopland to Bartlett
Springs via Lsktport. carrying passengers for
Lakeport and Bartlett Springs. Stages connect
with trains at HOpland- Leave Hopland ae
~ 30; arrive at Laksport at $50. arrive &c
Bartlett Springs al 80. New 6-horse 4-pas-
sengsr tourist wagons. with all the most mod
ern improvements Passengers for Lakepo=. o.
Bartlett Springs call for tickets by Bartlete
Springs Stage Line. Tickets can be purchased
az office OF California y. w Ry.. $50 Marked
st. or at Tiburcn ferry.
MILLER HOWARD. Props
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
San ToCaLOma

Bertrand Hotel: hrst-ciass accommodations.
speciaI rates for families and parties: fishing.
hunting boating. bathing; beautiful drives &c
Bear Valley: telephone JOSEPH F. BER-
TRAND or North Shore Ry. office. 600 Mar
ket st. every Thursday. to 4 p. m
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
CAMP VACATION.

Hotel under canvas In the redwoods; boat
ing bathing fishing and other amusemsntBs
good table: tents Only 313 hours from san
Francisco via the California Northwestern ny.
secure Recommendations Address c. B. Cropius.
Camp Vacation. Vacation p o. .Sonoma Co. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

WILLOW RANCH-Delightfu To-
Gated in redwoOds 5 miles from Santa Cruz.
SDring water fruit. milk. excellent table;
daily mail; free conveyance: 81 week: phone
Suburban 81. MRS w CRANDELL. santa
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
HOITI'S MENLO PARK

quiet summer resting place amid charming
surroundings. with perfect climate. The table
is first class: 30 acres playground Comfort.
recreation, society. AS a preparatory school
Hoitt's cannot he surpassed. Circular on re-
quest w MEREDITH. MenIo Park
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

OCEAN 1ookng Ana bahaS beacS Pepsa
sanitation. New dintng-ha and
VILLA other improvemsnss: : High-sia:s
HOTEL OCEAN saH5d H5ltA cruz CO. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
THE GROVE.

Lake Tahoe half mile east OF Tallac. on lake
shore Excellent table board. with nice outside
rooms Rates So per day or $40 per week. with
good livery and saddle horses Boats tree 70
all guests J. E PARMETER. proprietor.
Tallac 2. o.. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
PAID NOTHING no BOARD.
CHARGES UNFAIRNEss.

Il was during this questioning that
he broke out against certain members
or the State Board, his actions indicat-
ing that he meant some OF the SOLID
five" College examinations are pass
ed on merit" he said, but the State
examinations depend on the mans
standing with the board. If he has had
any trouble with certain members Of
the board I am perfectly safe in mark
ing him of my list of those who have
passed, for I know that he has no
chance. I can name instances. Dr.
Taylor failed in 1908 because he had
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
WILLIAMS & BARTLETT SPRINGS
STAGE LINE

Leaves williams daily on arrival OF northbound
train for Bartlett Aliens. Hough's and Cook
Springs Daily except Sunday for Wilbur
Springs and Sulphur Greek.
WILLIAM oUIGLEY. Proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
WILSON'S INN

In the mountains. L miles from Napa- ele-
walton 1000 feet. home place; pure air and
water. own milk. cream fruit vegetables:
IS TO Sll per week Folders at Peck 5. IL Mont.
ARNO H. WILSON, Atlas, Napa Co., Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
Laurel DELL.

Is kinds Of Mineral Water and Baths:
Bowling Alleys, CrOQuet Marine Toboggan.
Livery the best OF Orchestras. under the man
agement OF DR.. Monroe Calender: hrst-class
Table: Dining-roOm seating 500
Address EDGAR Durham. Proprietor. Lau-
rel Dell, Lake County. Sal. talsO proprietor la
Trianoa HoteD. or Peck's. n Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
SARATOGA SPRINGS

Is different mineral springs; cure for all
Information at Peck's Bureau. IL Montgomery
st. or at ]. MARTENS. Bachelor P. O.. Lake
al
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
SOLID COyfFoRT HOME.
RICHARDsON sPRINGsAIn the fotl


hills OF the Sierras, 10 miles from Chico. No
grade no dust. Famous for the cure OF rneu-
matisrn gout scrofula. stomach liver and
kidney diseases. New bath houses. porcelain
tubs; trout fishing; telephone: stage from CHICO
daily J. H RICHARDSON. Chico. Cal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-16
STUCK IN sNowpRIFTs.

Or. Hanchett's office removed to 4Ol
Mccormick Blk