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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24

Coming of a family Of charming and
intelligent women, Miss Robf:son has
made her influence felt in society and in
clubdom. being a busy member of the
Spinners, and latterly the clever progeni-
tor Of the Sequoia, which her executive
and social qualities have steered into
pleasant waters
As TO the bridegroom, he was for many
years connected with a local paper in
an editorial capacity, latterly assuming
the editorship Of Sunset" which he has
since wrought into a high-class publica-
ton.
In the Bohemian Club his sudden defec-
ton from the bachelors assemblage will
be received with the shock Of a cold
shower, as so recently as the club con-
cert he displayed no matrimonial symp-
toms. nor did he at the grove during the
recent hegira to the redwoods. And all
this while he harbored in his breast the
sweet secret. even to the preparation for
their future home.
That the betrothal was withheld and
the nuDtial ceremonies will be of the
quietest nature is due to the continued
Illness of Miss Robinson's mother.
After the wedding ceremony a break
fact will be served in the red room at the
Bohemian Club, to which a very few
friends have been asked. after which the
editor and his bride will leave town for
two weeks.
Returning, they will set up their house
hold gods at s25 Chestnut street where
they will be at home after November l.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
vogeI Receives His Sentence.

Otto vogel, who pleaded guilty in
Judge Lawlor's court to three charges
of grand larceny, was sentenced yester-
day to serve three years in San Quentin
on each charge, the sentences to run
concurrently. Vogel secured employ
ment in groceries and saloons and when
the opportunity offered he would empty
the cash register and disappear. Among
the victims were Frank Haustein, to
the extent of $40 and a diamond pin, on
December II; Fritz Hildebrandt. to the
extent of $40, on January Is, and Freid-
rich Heitmeyer, to the extent of ss7s. on
June %. $50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
EX-MINISTER IS AGAIN
IN TOLLS OF THE LAW
Kenneth Duncan DccHmpS With tn
Coin and Clothes of Bcne-
facf0r.

Kenneth Duncan, X-minister. who
has often fallen into devious ways, has
again been taken in by the police, but
this time on the serious charge of
grand larceny, for which he may have
to serve a term across the bay.
About three months ago G.. w
Schneider 939 Fillmore street, under
took to reform Duncan and lead him in
the right path. but in this he failed. for
on the first opportunity Duncan helped
himself TO $40 of Schneider's money and
a large quantity of clothing and left
the city. Yesterday Detective Bell and
Policeman Hewisch met Duncan on
Kearny street. and, knowing a warrant
was out for his arrest. they took him
to the City Prison, where he was
charged with grand larceny
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
CARGO
AROUND HORN
Ship Argyle to Carry Load
of 100000 Feet of Red
wood Lumber to New York
BIG DEAL is EFFECTED
Humboldt County Producers
to Furnish Immense SUP
ply for. Atlantic Port

An important DEAL that may mean
much to the future of the lumber busi-
ness in California, was effected here yes
terday, when contracts were signed for
the shipment of 100000 feet of redwood to
New York City. 1t is the largest single
shipment of redwood ever made direct to
New York and the first to go by the wa
ter route.
For several weeks Charles R. McCor-
mick & Co of. this city have been nego-
tiating with A. B. Hammond and other
timber magnates of Humboldt County,
with a view TO securing full cargo of
redwood lumber for shipme mt around the
Horn and the deal was completed yes
terday with the chartering of the ship
Argyle
Under the contract the cargo is to be
loaded al Eureka by the middle of No
vember and delivered In New York IN
April The value of the cargo is about
$4,000 and promises to net a splendid
profit on the investment The shipment
will interest all California lumbermen, es-
pecially those engaged in the redwood lum-
Der business, for 1t is in the nature of an
experiment. OF late a considerable guam
tity of redwood lumber has been shipped
by rail to Eastern points, one shipment
going as far as Philadelphia, but little
of the favored wood has ever reached the
New York market over the transcont-
mental lines.
1t is expected that the entire shipment
to be made by water will have been placed
If the experiment proves as successful as
Mccormick & Co. expect 1t will be fol-
lowed by others of a similar quaint "
and in this way a new outlet for the red
wood lumber product of Northern Cali
fornia will have been established.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
KasteIitr Appear. in Court.

Joseph Kastelitz. for whose arrest on
q charge of manslaughter Judge Cook
issued a bench warrant on Tuesday,
was arrested that night by Detective
Matheson and yesterday he appeared
in court His attorney explained that
he was unaware of the fact that the
case had been placed on the calendar for
arraignment and the Judge accepted
the explanation. The defendants bonds
were liked at $1,000. or $500 cash. and
the money was promptly forthcoming.
He will appear this morning for ar
raignment. He shot and killed George
Bischal in saloon at 41O Fourth street
on July J.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
GIRL SHOOTS MAN
TO SAVE HER FATHER
Wilkesbarre Miss May Have
to Face a Serious
Charge.
Special Dispatch to The Call

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Aug 23.-Annie
I. Riley, aged 20 years, was lodged in
tne jail at Bloomsbury to-day charged
with having shot Robert Kile of Centra-
liza, who is now lying with bullet In his
head and another in his abdomen.
The girl, 1t is alleged. shot him to pro-
tect her father, with whom he was fight
ing. He had entered Rileys room at
Centralia. and when Riley put him out
the two fought on the porch. He knocked
Riley down, and then the girl. it is
charged, fired four times al him, two of
the bullets hitting him.
When two policemen went to the house
to arrest her she locked them in a room
and escaped. They did not find her until
this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
Account i. Contested.

Frank e. Wright, Minnie E. Nord-
well and Maude E. Terwillijer. children
of NJ j. Wright, an incompetent, flee
objections yesterday to the account OF
the Union Trust Company as guardian
of the estate of the incompetent. The
contestants assert that although
their sister. Nellie A. Darling, is paio
for caring for their father. she is given
his home at Twenty-frst and Bartlett
streets rent free. They say she should
he charged $50 a month rent for the
home and also be compelled to pay for
lights. telephone and all incidentals
which have heretofore been charged
a against the incompetents estate. They
ask that all of these items be stricken
from the account and charged against
the guardian.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
COMPANY's CAPITALIZATION
is INCREASED $25,00O, 900
Western Pacific Stockholders Plan to
Broaden Financial Scope of
Their CnrnOrafion.

1t was expected that the stockholders
Of the Western Pacific Railroad Com
pany at their meeting yesterday would
make public the names of the success
full bidders for the construction work
on the new line between Oroville and
Salt Lake City, but 1t was stated after
the meeting that the formal announce
ment had been deferred for few days.
The only important action taken at
yesterdays meeting was the ratification
OF the recent increase of the company's
capital stock from 350,000.00o to
S75 600 900
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
Printing Trade. In Parade.
ctzsSEiss ctzsMSEs:ss ~ gysso
KJEE6

The Allied Printing Trades Council
decided last evening to march In one
division in the Labor day parade. Will
j. French, president of the council, was
elected marshal and his aids will COM
prise the presidents of affiliated
unions Individual marshals will be
selected by each organization parti-
cipating in the line of march. Eight
hour badges will be worn and red,
white and blue canes carried. The
Web Pressmen will have their new
500 banner drawn by eight Shetland
ponies. Lady members will be pro-
vided with wagonettes, and fully 1900
men and women will celebrate the
eight-hour day recently gained by the
printing trades.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
ASKS POSTMASTER GENERAL
TO RETAIN FERRY STATION
President NewhaII of Chamber of Conn
merce Sends Urgent Dispatch Rep
reseuffnx Downtown Merchants.


President George A. Newhan OF the
Chamber Of Commerce sent dispatch
yesterday, by request Of the trustees OF
the chamber, requesting Postmaster
General wyman to retain Postofice Sta
ton D. at the ferries in this city, un-
disturbed and on it's present scale. This
action followed special meeting OF
the trustees. The text OF the dispatch
IS as follows:
Chamber OF Commerce Of San Francisco. on
refsTSon OF $50 leading business houses and
action Of the Board OF Trustees respectiulIy ny
requests postcface station p be retained on
present scale undisturbed
The business houses that petitioned
the Chamber of Commerce TO move in
favor Of retaining Station d are the
following:
Shin Owners Association fPaclhc Coast),
Han Brothers George L. Billings, Fred Ward
a son A q Ward John A Bishop. Western
Repair and Supply Company. George z Plum
nler Co.. Steamship Navigation OF san ran
cisco, George Fritch, Sailors Union. =: Ia a.
Smith 6 Foster g. Co., Haas Brothers, STOCK
ton Milling Company. schwsbacher BrotheTs'
c A. Hooper Co. Welch q Co. ", y.
Grace Co. Hind. Rolph Co. Magner
Bros sam I.utz Norton, Teller & Roden. E.
p Grace. Hills Bros. Roussel q Davldsoni
Scheer. Morehouse & Grandi. Dodge, Sweeney q
CO. sussmsn. worrnser & Co. c. M Goodall'
Z. J. Tyson & Co.. California Door company
Bowers Rubber Company Holmes Lime Com
& Pr8en California Navigation and Improve
ment Company. California Transportation COM
pany, Sacramento Transportation company,
Charles Nelson Company. s. r. Slade Lumber
Company. Sudden Christensen. j. a. Baxter,
g J. Hendry Company. c. NJ. Josselyn q Co..
s. r. Weeks Company. Western Repair ana
supply Company. Olsen-Cook Company, Lewis
Anderson & Foard Company. +. X. Wood Lurn-
Der Company. Eastern and Western Lumber
Company. Dobeer g. Carson, @. 7. Jones d Co,
w. S. Ray Manufacturing Company LEVIN
Meyer Company dncorporated). Taylor d
Prftchard. Edward L. Baldwin Company, Ferry
Drug Company, Sea board Bank. r. j. Tyson a.
Co Simpson Lumber Company, Suydam
Bros & Rogers. y. Clark e. Sons. Z. Aigei-
finger & Co. Libby. Mcneil g. Libby. F. w.
Braun Company. J. d. Brandensten Co.
Sperry Flour Company. Charles F. Doe & Co,
California Mil Company, White Bros J. A.
Foiger & Co. Moore & Scott Iron Works. Bay
city iron Works, Illinois Pacific Glass Com
pany william Cuff Company. Hoibrook. Mer-
rill g. etetson. Durham. Carrigan a. Hayden.
Baker & Hamilton r. n. Mason & Co. Mag
nesia Asbestos Supply Company. Holt Bros.
Company J. p. Brocards Drayage Company,
w s. Ray Manufacturing Company
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
New Grand jury to BE Drawn.

Presiding Judge Lawlor made for
NAL order yesterday fixing Saturday
morning at II o'clock for drawing
thirty names to constitute the nucleus
for the new Grand Jury. On Wednes-
day. August 80, nineteen members to
constitute the Grand Jury will be
drawn from the thirty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
Woman Sentenced 20 Death.

RIGBY, Nova Scotia. Aus. 23.-The
trial of Hope Young for the murder of
Minnie Young, her ward. was concluded
tonight. when the woman was found
guilty and sentenced to death, the date
of the execution being fixed for Wednes-
day, December 20.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
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t m a m thaa
any San Francis
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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24

HAann HOT SPRINGS, sONosfA
IN AfTfTN COUNTY, only 4ia hours
Sst1SSS from San Francisco and
but nine miles staging.
waters noted for medicinal virtues: best natur-
al hot mineral water bath in State. Round
trip from San Francisco only SIS so Take
Tiburon ferry daily at 4 80 a. m. or 2 80 D. M
Rates s. day $12 a week References. any
guest OF the past nine years. Patronage OF
1904 unprecedented. Information at PECK
BUREAU. IL Montgomery ST.
Bryan's Bureau. 30 Montgomery ST.. or Of j. r.
MULGREW. Skaggs Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24

The Mechanics Savings Bank Bush and
Montgomery sts.. is open Saturday evenings
for the accommodat on OF deposltors who find
il inconvenient to make deposits in working
hours
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24

Many Titles make a much: and If
you find one want ad. day worth an
swering the total of gain at the end of
"a year will surprise you.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
Aqua
CALIENTE
SPRINGS

For rest. health and pleasure. scenery and
climate. The nearest hot sulphur springs to
san Francisco; sure cure for asthma rheuma-
tism. malaria. kidney, liver and stomach COM
paints Hot plunges. tub baths and the
largest mineral water swimming tank IN the
state; all baths free to guests. trained mas
seurs and swimming teacher No staging.
Rates. S12 to s14 per week: special to tam
HES. THEO. RICHARDS. Aqua Caliente. So
noma County. Cal. OF PECK'S BUREAU. II
Montgomery 50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
HoTEL BELyEDERE.

Thirty minutes ride (Tiburon ferry. NO
FOG, NO WINDS. NEW ANNEX OF 23 rooms
For particulars address j. W. ALLEN. Mgr.
or Peck's Tourists Bureau Co. IL Montgomery
st Write for booklet
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Exchange

Premiums of value will be exchanged
for the labels of Isleton Butter and
Jsleton Cream. A premium list gladly
sent to any address. When you use the
Isleton brand of Butter and Cream you
know you are using the best to be had.
IsIeton Butter is sealed in airtight
packages at the factory. Isleton Cream
Is pure. delicious in flavor and economi-
cal for either table or kitchen use. A
trial will be convincing A. L. Lundy
Co. 113 Sacramento ST., S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
Marin Co.
Ms. r. z.
Klamath Hot Springs.

Fishing hunting and health resort Leave
train at Ager Apply to Peck's Tourist Bureau.
ii Montgomery St. s. F.. to EDISON
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
CAMP VACATION.

Hotel under canvas in the redwoods; beat
ing bathing fishing and other amusenents:
good table: tents. Only 81 hours from san
Francisco via the California Northwestern Hy.
Secure Accommodations Address c. B. Cnopius
Camp Vacation Vacation P. O.. ..Sonoma Co. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
HlGHL AND SPRINGS.

LAKE COUNTY.
The new management has made many m
proven ements: swimming tank porcelain
bathtubs. patent sanitary plumbing: Installed
new features for the amusement and comfort of
guests: billiards. bowling. tennis. croQust liv-
cry. hunting. fishing. golf links and excursions
TO Clear Lake and other resorts.
Information nj PECKS. IL Montgomery ST.,
". V. BRYAN. 20 Montgomery St. or ad-
dress r. ROBERTSON. lessee and manager
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24

ncEAN And Cottages. Extensive grounds
OOlAt overlooking bathing beach Perfect
49,, sanitation New dining-halI and
VII u other improvements. High-ciass
service. New efficient mana cement.
HOTEL OCEAN s.gI1 X5LtA a.: co; q,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24

Try the United States Laundry. 1904
Market street Telephone South 40 .
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
GLENBRoOK RESORT.

5000 II. above sea level. Trout fishing. No
upstairs Tents on board floors. Good beds:
SIS per week board and lodging. Rates for
rooms so and S12 per week. TREDWAY q
BASSETI. Proprietors. Glenbrook. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24

OWN SUMNER HOME IN CAMP MEEKER
MOUNTAINS OF SONOMA co.
Eauable climate: lots SO up: cottages built
$50 up: stores hotels, post and phone; 200 lots
sold: 400 cottages built: San Francisco Agents.
ROWLEY 4 PACKARD. 323 Montgomery St.
or NJ. c. MEEKER. Sonoma County.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
BYRON

AMERICAS GREATEST SPA-Any one
can afford to go to Byron Hot Springs. sump-
tuous hotel: wonderful waters Booklet. week
end excursions everything paid. 81 50. Byron
Hot Springs P. o.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
WILLIAMS & BARTLETT SPRINGS
STAGE LINE

Leaves Williams daily on arrival OF northbound
train for Bartlett Aliens Hough's and COOKS
Springs. Daily except Sunday for Wilbur
Springs and Sulphur Creek
WILLIAM QUIGLEY. Proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
ElCarmelO Z. Sea

("'LITTLE DEL MONTE")
Is the place TO take your family for quiet vacation
outing. Fishing, swimming, golf and all sports.
Low rates. Address: GEORGE II. CORDY, Man
ager Hotel Il Carmeio, Pacific Grove, California
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
sUMMIT HOTEL. SANTA Cruz Vito.

THE FASHION STABLES.
J. II. SMITH prop. Ukiah. Cal-Tourists and
Hunters furnished with frst-cass turnouts
az reasonable rates Write for particulars
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-01-20
FARMERS INSTITUTE

On the 9th and 2Sth of January the
Experiment Station Staff will hold
three meetings in Gardnerville. The
first meeting will be on Friday even
ing, the next on Saturday afternoon,
and the last meeting will be on Satur-
day evening. The evening meetings
to open at :. 30 p NJ. and the after
noon meetings at l. 30 P. NJ Friday
evening the lectures and discussions
will be on the contagious diseases of
cattle; such as Anthrax, Black Leg,
Contagious Abortion, Swine Plague
etc. Among other subjects of great
importance to be discussed are Dairy
Cows and how to improve them. Dur
ing the Saturday afternoon meeting,
Miss Bardenwehper, of the Depart
ment of Domestic Science, will give a
lecture and demonstration of the
methods employed in teaching cook
ing, sewing and housekeeping at the
University. Domestic science is
study not sequired at the University,
but TO the surprise of the University
authorities nearly all the girls take
course in this department. The
meetsng be especially for the ladies
of the Valley and they should make it
one of their duties to be present All
Of the subjects are of extreme import
ance to those concerned.
Remember the date and place and
be present. The meetings will be
held in the school house.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-01-20
Our Devil"

Last week by some hook or crook a
number of papers of an earlier date
were mailed to some of our subscrib-
ers. We are glad to say however,
that no irrate came in to rake. us up
the back for mailing them papers of a
wrong date. Upon questioning the
force in regard to the matter, we found
that all had joined hands against our
little 'devil," Swanson" Jensen, say
ing that in his endeavor to fold more
papers than the boss, and seeing that
shorty had shade the best of it. he
GRABBED about twenty old Record Cour-
iers and put them on his stack, thus
winning five spot Swanson saws
he will see that it does not. occur a.
gain.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-01-20
{. E. SOuthWOrth Tells
Some Interesting
Facts.

Editors RECoRD-CouRIER: Since |
threw aside the paste pot and shears
for the prospeetor's pick and shovel, |
have made several abortive attempts
to give you brief account of this
country, as per promise. But wander
ing over desert wastes and rocky
mountains Is not conducive to letter
writing and | only pen these lines in
the hope that perhaps they will arouse
you from your lithargy long enough
to send me a copy now and then.
have only seen one copy of the Rec
cord-Courier during my absence and
in that | found myself roaming, hat
less and coatless, about the Amargosa
desert. plead not guilty to the
charge but haven't the courage to ask
for retraction
Ny stay in Goldfeld was necessarily
brief, but long enough to convince
me that the stories of its wealth are
not exaggerations. The mines are
showing up better every day and real
estate brings enormous prices. a lot,
3Oxl0O, which last spring could have
been bought for 500 sold, while ! was
there, for SO, 500 and that is ,only an
example of the transactions taking
place almost daily in that wonderful
camp.
am now oamped at Beatty, in
the Bullfrog district Situated 100
miles south of Tonopah and about the
same distance from the Clark railroad
that is being built across the southern
part of this state TO Los Angeles, the
district has two outlets, the preference
il any, being in favor of the latter
route. The whole district, hundreds
of miles --in area, is called Bullfrog,
though many labor under the false
impression that Bullfrog is not the
name ofa district but Of the principal
town in this vicinity. In reality the
town of that name is the smallest of a
group of five, consisting of Beatty, the
largest, Gold Crater, Bonanza, Amar-
gosa and Bullfrog, all within radius
Continued of page four.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-01-20
FROM THE BULLFROG
MINING DISRTICT
ANSWERED THE
FINAL SUMMONS

The many friends Of Fred II. Teale
were sorrowfully surprised to learn
that he had passed away. Death over
took him after a brief battle with
pneumonia.
Mr.. Teale came to Fallon few
months ago and engaged in business.
By his square dealings and gentle
manly conduct to all he built up a
trade that would have eventually
made him prosperous Deceased was
in the neighborhood of 35 years of
age and was a gentleman of culture
and refinment His younger years
brought many honors to him. In his
early manhood he was elected City
Recorder of Los Angeles and served
in that capacity for four years, after
which he entered the newspaper field
and in which he was quite successful.
\ business mistake cost him $50, 600
and it is said he never recovered from
the crash. His ambition fed and he
sought relief in the flowing bowl,
with the result that he left his wife
and home to become wanderer on
life's highway. From place to place
he fitted until death ended his travels
''far away from home and kindred
He has a mother and father as well as
wife residing in Los Angeles and they
have been informed of his death and
asked what disposition should be
made of the body. At present the re
mains lie in the courthouse.
Fred Teale was a good fellow; he
was his own worst enemy. He has
gone to that bourn from which no
traveller returns. May his soul rest
in peaee.-Churchill Standard.
Mr.. Teale was well known to the
residents OF this Valley, he having
been employed as clerk by Mack Bros.
for several months.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-01-20
Louis Nelson's Little Son
Meets His
Maker.

Saturday noon, Carl, the five year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nelson,
fell into the Carson river and was
drowned.
The little boy had been fishing a.
bout where the old water wheel used
to be when his line in some way be-
came entangled in the pilings and its
probable that in his endeavor to re-
release it, he slipped into the water,
which at this time of the year is icy
cold and runs swiftly, carrying him
down without his making any outcry
whatever, although his mother only
a minute before had called to him, he
answering her that he was alright
The body was carried about a half a
mile below the bridge and thrown up
on a sand bank, where it was found
by Knud Brink three hours after the
accident.
AS soon as the body was found, the
father who was in Bodie, was tele-
graphed for, he arriving at the Bridge
Sunday.
The funeral took place from the
Lutheran church Tuesday afternoon,
a large :cortege of sorrowing friends
following the remains to the Garden
cemetery where the interment took
place.
Mrs. Nelson had but recently come
from Bodie with her two little child
red on visit to Mrs. Hans. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, the bereaved
are well known in the Valley,
and their many friends extend TO
them their heartfelt sympathy, in
this, their hour of sad affection.