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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
FRANCHISE GRANTEp.

OAKLAND, Aug. 16.-The Street
Railway Committee of the City Coun-
ell tonight recommended the granting
of the application of the Oakland Trac-
tion Consolidated for a franchise
through East Fourteenth street, from
First to Twelfth avenue. Councilmen
Aitken, Baccus, Hahn and Donaldson
favored the application and Councilman
Pendleton opposed it on the ground
that he did net think the company's
offer of $1,000 was sufficient
S. ]. Taylor, secretary of the COM
pany, said a very heavy expenditure
would be necessary to reconstruct the
road, changing the system east of Lake
Merritt to standard gauge. He added
that the company's payroll in Oakland
now amounted to S1.00O,000 a year, that
the franchise asked for was in the in
terest of better service and was not es-
sentiaI to the company, for it could, if
necessary, continue TO operate over it's
present lines through East Sixteenth
street
The City Board of Equalization
granted the Southern Pacific Company
a reduction from $500, 600 to 500, 900 on
West Oakland yard acreage assessment,
a resurvey reducing the actual acreage.
A reduction of assessment from s142, 900
to $127,000 was granted on a plat of
102 acres of water front lands off Pc
ralta. street
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
GREAT COUNCILS
ELECT OFFICERS
Red Men and the Daughters
of l,ocahOntas Choose Their
Leaders for Ensuing Year
MANY AFTER HONORS
Fresno Man Defeats San
Franciscan in Contest for
Junior Sagamore's Office

2 NEVADA CITY, Aug. 1.-THE Great
Councils of the Red Men and the
Daughters of Pocahontas were taken
UP to-day mainly by the election of Of
ficers The Red Men had but two con-
for great representatives to the Great
Council which will meet at Nashville, In
the second week of September Frank V.
Bell of San Francisco and w. j. En-
right of Fresno fought 1t out for junior
sycamore. Enright won by vote OF l23
to los.
Great Sachem c.. E. Davis was unanl-
mously elected one of the great repre-
sentatives.. For the other three repre-
sentatives the candidates were James
Boyes, Frank Brandon, Josiah Sims,
Harry Hutaff and E. Lastretto. Sims,
Lastretto ana Boyes were elected, The
other great officers are: c. E. Davis,
past great sachem; A. M. Cunning, great
sachem; j. 5. Godeau, great senior saga
more: James Boyes, great keeper OF
wampum; Porter l.. Bliss, great chlef OF
records.
San Francisco will be the meeting place
next year Santa Cruz and San Jose
want the Great Council in 1907.
The Great Council of the Daughters or
Pocahontas elected the following ofilcers:
Annie NJ. Bliss, great prophecies; Jennie
erase, great Pocahontas; Ida Wheeier,
great Wenonah: Jennie Semner, great
Minnehaha; Bertha Brazile, great chler
of records; Harriet James. great keeper
of wampum: Jane Adams, Mrs. Fossert
and Sophie Simmons, great trustees.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
ONE THOUSAND RED MEN
JOIN IN CELEBRATION
VIII Dance for Week in Hen-
or of Conclusion of Peace
Negotiations.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

Indians, representing the Washee and
Piute tribes, held their great war dance
at Sparks tonight. The Indians came
from all parts of the State to take part
in this, the crowning feature of their
peace negotiations, the treaty having
been signed Tuesday night and ratified
by both tribes tonight The dance will
continue the balance of the week. Many
Indians are drunk, the streets of Sparks
and Reno being lined with drunken red
men, too helpless even to take part in
the ceremonies. Thus far no trouble has
been experienced by the officers, but they
are prepared. Both Reno and Sparks
have been overrun with the Indians,
more of them being congregated together
now than for half a century or more
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
N. s. 3. 2.

N.sRR TOGRLOMA Marin Co.
Bertrand HOTEL first-class accommodations
special rates for families and parties; fishing.
hunting boating, bathing beautiful drives 70
Bear Valley: telephone. JOSEPH T. BER-
TRAND or North Shore Ry. office, 800 Mar
ket ST. every Thursday. to 4 D. m
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
COLLINS SOON
TO KNOW FATE
Evidence in Case Is ALI In,
the Last Being Furnished
by the Accused Attorney
DESCRIBES MARRIAGE
Sticks to His Declaration
That Charlotte Newman
Was Never His Legal Wife

VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. 16.-The extra
dition case against George d. Collins, the
lawyer who levanted from San Francisco
when under prosecution for bigamy and
who was arrested here under a charge of
perjury, preferred at San Francisco, is
almost ended before Judge Lampman.
The evidence is all in, the last being Civ
en- this afternoon by Collins, at the
Judges requests detailing his life with
Agnes Newman, whom he alleges he
married by civil contract and later went
through a church ceremony, which other
witnesses swore was a marriage with
Charlotte Newman
He said Agnes Newman previously had
always been acknowledged as his wife,
but because she was obliged to support
her family he left his domicile so that
they could come there and reside, he go
ing to hotels and lodging houses and de-
voting nearly all his time to his profess
sion, seeing his wife. Agnes, about three
times a month. Agnes Newman had been
buried publicly as his wire and the cof-
fin plate had her name as Agnes Collins,
Charlotte Newman and others of the
family being present at the funeral and
taking no exception. He denied that he
had ever married Charlotte Newman as
she averred in the maintenance suit, in
which the perjury was stated to have
been committed by Collins in denying
that marriage
Tomorrow counsel will summon up the
evidence and all that will then remain
will be the decision Of the Judge as to
whether Collins is TO be extradited or not.
Collins completed his defense when he
gave further evidence of the law of Cali
fornia relating to perjury, contradicted
that of Assistant District Attorney Whit
ing, who was brought from San Fran
cisco by the prosecution to give expert
evidence. A deposition by Mr. Moore,
clerk in Collins office at San Francisco,
was presented in rebuttal, refuting the
statement Of the accused that he had not
given the clerk authority to deliver the
answer in the maintenance suit in which
the perjury was alleged to have been
committed. Detective Gibson was called
TO verify this deposition
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
GOVERNOR OF COLORADO WILL
NOT GIVE UP A PRISONER
Constitutes Himself Trial Court and
Refuses TO Honor Requisition
of Pardee.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. l6.-The Gov
ernor's office is in receipt Of a dispatch
from Governor Mcdonald of Colorado
announcing that he has declined to
honor Governor Pardee's requisition for
the arrest and return to this State of
Charles Shumway, wanted at San Diego
on charge Of assault Conflict in the
testimony and evidence that Shumway
was in this State several months after
the commission Of the alleged crime
without being arrested are given as the
reasons for not honoring the reouisi-
ton This would seem TO indicate that
Governor Mcdonald took testimony in
the case. quite an unusual proceeding.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
Written by Father to Gain
Control of Two Children,
Who Thought Him Dead
me rs A YOUNG WIFE
Parent Claims Husband Won
Girls Hand by Fraud and
He Viii Start Legal Fight
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SEATTLE, Aug. 16.-Two months ago
the wires carried to all parts of the Pa
cific Coast the story of the death of
Robert McNeill in Alaska after inditing
a will on birch bark leaving his fortune
to Viola and Freda Fem Of Spokane. 1t
has been learned that the will was faxed
by the father of the Fem girls to win
his children from James H. Barclay, pro-
prietor of the Clement Hotel of Spokane,
who. Fem alleges, poisoned the minds of
the girls against him. Barclay, who is 49
years old, has married Viola, aged 10
years, the ceremony being performed
after the death Of McNeill. Fem alleges
Barclay. led the girls to believe their
father was dead.
Fem made money in the north and
will bring an action to recover his chill
dren, alleging the marriage of Viola was
accomplished by fraud.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
OPPOsE SALOONS.

BERKELEY, Aug. 16.-The South
Berkeley Improvement Club has dele
gated the representatives of that part
Of Berkeley on the charter revision
committee to work for a clause in the
new charter prohibiting all saloons in
Berkeley. The action taken was in
Difference TO a petition from the local
W. c. T. Q.
The Improvement club was informed
by Rev. w. Scudder that an anti-saIoon
petition, adopted by the Federation of
Alameda County Clergymen, is being
circulated and will be presented to the
Town Trustees Of Berkeley when 500
names have been signed to the docu-
ment. The petition is for a special
election at which voters may register
for or against saloons in Berkeley and
&C be held prior to January l, 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
STANFORD ROMANCE ENDS WITH
WEDDING AT THE UNIVERSITY
Former Member of Faculty Weds a
Graduate of the PaIo Alto
Institution.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug. 16.--
Mrs. Ruby Green Bell became the life
partner of Professor A. w. Smith at
the home of the bride upon the Stan
mony was a quiet affair and was wit
messed by only the relatives and near
friends of the couple Rev. w. Hays
Of Palo Alto tied the matrimonial knot.
The bride and groom started imme-
diately following the wedding break
fast for the East. Professor Smith is
prominent member of the faculty of
Cornell University, holding the position
of dean of the Sibley College of Engi-
neering.
Professor Smith. until a year ago,
was at the head of the engineering de-
partment of the Stanford University.
Mrs. Bell was an instructor in the de-
partment of entomology and was also
a graduate of Stanford in 1902.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
AGED PIONEER
OF SANTA CRUZ
is SUMMONED

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 16.-Elihn An
thony, aged 81 years, who came here In
lS47, crossing the plains from Iowa to
Oregon. and who has been one of the
most prominent men in the county, is
dead. Mr.. Anthony made the first plows
used in this State in this city nearly
sixty years ago.
He was the first Postmaster Of Santa
Cruz and also served as Supervisor, Town
Trustee and Assemblyman. He was in
the State Legislature of 1880. He started
the first Methodist churches in San Jose
and Santa Cruz in 1856 and was Meth
odist preacher for many years.
Rev. Dr. c. V. Anthony, q prominent
Methodist divine of Alameda County, Is
his brother. Mr.. Anthony leaves large
family Of children and grandchildren. He
was large owner of property in this
city. u.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
GREAT NERVE SHOWN
BY TWO INJURED MEN
Save Themselves From Death
After Losing Hands in
Steamer Wheel.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

TACOMA, Aug. 16.-Chief Engineer
Fitzgerald of the steamer Tanana dis
played remarkable fortitude three weeks
ago when his hand was cut off while ne
was standing on the fantail beside the
steamers stern wheel Fitzgerald put his
hand inside of hollow shaft to ascertain
If it was hot Before his eye could detect
danger the steamers crank struck his
hand, cutting it off as smoothly as though
1t had been cleaved with sword. Grasp
ing the bleeding root firmly, Fitzgerald
succeeded in holding to the rail though
the steamer was plowing up the Tanana
at full speed. Reaching the engine room
he sank into chair exhausted from loss
of blood. The steamer put about for Fort
Gibbon, where Fitzgerald was placed In
hospital.
A few days later an oiler on the steam
er Kerr lost his hand ip the same way
and nliraculously saved himself from fall
ing overheard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
The Geysers

Health and pleasure resort IS now open to
guests, under same management which made
this famous resort so popular last year. Inc
hotel, cottages lighthouses and grounds are
lighted by electricity; new dancing pavilion
has been erected and good music will be fur
nished for dancing Several new cottages have
been erected to accommodate the increased
demand fer rooms; also tennis court mas
been built for lovers OF that sport
Our best advertisement Is our table, which
cannot be surpassed. We have QUE own dairy
hence we have plenty Of fresh milk and cream
Rates are $12 S14 and SIC per week; bath
free to regular weekly guests
Postofdce ard long distance telephone IN
hotel For further particulars and booklet ad-
dress r. H CURRY proprietor. or PECK .
BUREAU, IL Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
MAMMOTH DREDGERS
ARE USED IN ALASKA
Big Steam Shoyels Help
Seekers After Gold in
the North.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

TACOMA, Aug. 16.-Dredging operations
on a large scale comprise the features OF
this summers mining operations on Up
per Yukon. j. j. Rutledge is building at
Dawson a large dredge with which to
dredge several miles of Forty Mile River
from its mouth up. A company headed
by Colonel Williams is towing large
dredge down the Yukon from White
Horse. 1t will work a concession in the
Klondike basin between Klondike City
bridge and Ogilvie bridge. The largest
dredger in the north is working at the
mouth of Bear Creek.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
NORTHERN RAILROAD
is IN DIFFICULTIES
Trust Company Asks Federal
Court to Appoint a
Receiver.
speelsl plspetoh to The cal.

TACOMA, Aug. 16.-The Knicker-
booker Trust Company Of New York has
brought suit in the Federal Court TO
foreclose its mortgage against the Port
Angeles Pacific Railroad, requesting the
court TO appoint receiver to conserve
its assets. Sixteen months ago the pro-
5ectors OF the railroad authorized a
bond issue on which the Knickerbo ock-
er Trust Company advanced 100000 Tor
five miles Of completed railroad. Con-
struction then stopped. Interest was
oefaulted last April. 1t was intended
to build fifteen miles TO Lake Crescent
and ultimately cross the divide ana run
down the coast to connect with the
Northern Pacific north Of Grays Har-
Dor. This railroad is distinct from tae
Port Angeles Eastern, the affairs OF
which are also in litigation
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
MANS PLAN TO KILL
HIS WIFE is F0ILED
Revolver, Stiletto and Razor
Found in Pockets of De-
serted Barber.
Special Dispatch 70 The Can

SAN JOSE. Aug. 1s.-Philip Coletti, a
barber Of San Francisco, came TO this
city this afternoon to murder his wife,
who left him yesterday. When arrested
Coletti had a large revolver in his hand
and was telling his wife he was going
to KIN her. Mrs. Coletu, who is pretty
young Italian woman, came to the home
Of her brother, John Metranga, at III
Colfax street This afternoon Coletu
went 10 her brothers residence, and,
finding his wife. declared he intended TO
murder her. Her young nephew went
out and telephoned the police, who re-
sponded and arrested him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
CAMP VACATION.

Hotel under canvas in the redwoods: boat
ing bathing fishing and other amusements:
good table: tents. Only 81 hours from san
Francisco via the California Northwestern Ry
Secure accommodations Address c. B. Cnoplus
Camp Vacation. Vacation p o, ,Sonoma Co. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
MISSOURI DIVINE NARROWLY
ESCAPES DEATH IN THE SOUTH
Ia Thrown From Rig and Wheel of
Wagon Runs Over His Neck and
SkOEIder

SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. 16.-Rcv
4. d. Edwards pastor of the CHRISTIAN
church at Nevada. Mo-, narrowly es-
capped death to-day in a runaway accident.
The raStor, with his wife, was on his
way To the convention at San francisco,
and tiey stopped over for a few days
20 visit relatives. While driving in
" agcn from the railroad station Mr.
Edwards lost control of the horse
which bolted. A wheel Of the wagon
struck the car track, throwing the di-
vine out His head struck the rail an /
one Of the wheels Of the wagon passed
over his neck and shoulder. He was
TO sail August 26 for Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
WORK ON RAILROADS
STOPPED BY FARMERS
Ranchers Take Laborers
From Construction Camps
to Harvest Wheat Crop.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SEATTLE, Aug. 16.-Farmers in
Eastern Washington, now engaged in
harvesting the greatest wheat crop in
the history OF the State. have raided
the camps of the railroad construction
contractors and have in instances
caused a practical suspension of rail-
road work The situation is not with
out precedent in past harvest seasons,
but it is doubtful If there ever was
time when farm labor commanded
so high pay as now. Conditions are
particularly severe in Lincoln and
Douglas counties.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
soLACE ANb LAwTON REACH
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Repairs VIII Be Made to Vessels at
Uncle Sans Plant, Near
Vallejo.

VALLEJO, Aug. 16.--The Solace ar
rived here at o'clock to-day and the
Lawton at g. The Lawton has twenty
five sick on board. The Solace is to
have her boilers overhauled.
The Wyoming will be taken out OF
the drydock Saturday and probably will
go out of commission. 1t would take
eight months time to complete repairs
on the monitor. Her armor plates VIII
be removed and her guns will be taken
off and the turrets removed after she
leaves the dock.
1t will be necessary to make some re-
pairs on the Lawton to fit her for her
next trip east Paymaster Irwin, who
returned on the Lawton, may be given
duty as paymaster of the navy yard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
BOND REPORTED MISSING
Is FOUND AMONG PAPI1RS
Ex-City Clerk of stockton Receivers
Document of Great Value to
n Contractor

STOCKTON, Aug. 16.-The missing
$4,000 bond given by II. H. Griffiths.
with John Treadwell and W. ]. Bart
nett as securities. for the completion
of an electric street railway in this
city, was found to-day by ex-City Clerk
Ike Robinson where he had placed it
among some private bonds IN the city
vaults. The search was Instituted at
the instance of ex-City Clerk George
Wheatly. About an hour before find
irg the bond a telegram was received
fron Mr.. Barnett in New York an
rouncing that if the bond could not
be found he and Mr.. Treadwe;l would
execute new instrument. GriiHths has
four months yet in which to complete
the road and may secure an extension
of tine
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
FIND ABANDONED
TENT IN WOODS
Fear Is Felt That Campers
Near Castella Perished
While on a Hunting Trip
DOG TIED TO A TREE
Canine Believed to Have
Starved to Death During
the Absence of It's Owner

REDDING, Aug. 16.-Dr. George Seven
man. a prominent Keswick physician and
q party Of campers just returned from an
outing east Of Castella report the finding
IN the woods Of tent that had appar-
entity been abandoned
The camp outfit had been untouched.
To q tree at the tent edge was found the
skeleton OF a dog. rope attached TO
a collar around the animais neck was
tied 10 a tree. II is believed the owner
of the dog and the occupant Of the tent
wandered of hunting, and perished, and
that the dog failing TO get loose died OF
starvation.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
PIONEERS OF SANTA CRUZ
COUNTY ATTEND BANQUET
OId-Timers Celebrate the Seventy
Sixth Birthday of President of
Their Society.

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 16.-The annual
gathering of the California Society of
Pioneers of Santa Cruz County and the
celebration of the seventy sixth birth
day of it's president, F. A. Him. the
millionaire lumberman of this county.
were held at Hotel Capitola to-day. A
banquet rendered the members by Mr..
Him followed. Him was reelected
president of the society, which has
been in existence for more than fif-
teen years.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
GOLDFISH SCHOONERS
MAKE BIG CATCHES
Vessels Return From Bering
Sea With Record Break
ING Loads.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

TACOMA. Aug. 16.-Codhsh schooners
arriving from Bering Sea report record
catches in an unusually short time. The
schooner Lizzie Colby arrived at Ana
cortes last night with 10000 Goldfish,
weighing $40 tons. She left Bering Sea
three weeks ago. The schooner Fanny
Dutard was about to leave Bering Sea
with 200 tons Of Goldfish. The schooner
Lucy had nearly completed a similar
catch. Two Goldfish plants at Anacortes
will cure 1000 tons of Goldfish during
the fall and winter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17

THE FASHION STABLES
J. H SMITH prop. Ukiah. Cal.-Tourfsfs ana
Hunters furnished with drst-class turnouts
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
SHAFT Is DRIVEN THROUGH
BODY OF SAN RAFAEL MAN
Joseph BOIangerO Is Severely Injured
While Trying to Hold a Rest
less Horse.

5 SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 16.-Joseph Bo-
langero of Fairfax was severely in
jured to-day and may lose his leg. Bo-
langero was standing in front of a
restless horse, removing the bride,
when the animal started and drove the
shaft of the wagon through Bolanger's
groin
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17

Finest sulphur water In the state Tai
and service the best. Under the uanaSeme
OF MIR. and MRS. JOHN SANDFORD.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
BOY OF THREE PLAYS NEAR
STOVE AND is BURNED TO DEATH
Coal Ignites Little Fellows Blouse aud
His Father Is Unable to Save
Him.

REDDING, Aug. 16.-The three-year-
old son of B. NJ Barney of Westover
mill at Algomar, near McCloud, was
burned to death yesterday. The little
one was playing near the stove in the
kitchen, when a coal fell out igniting
his blouse. The child ran screaming
to his father, who extinguished the
flames, but not until the boy had been
fatally burned. He died before a ply
sician could arrive.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
SEVENTH SATELLITE OF JUPITER
Is WATCHED BY ASTRONOMERS
Scientists Observe Movements of Body
and Estimate It's Diameter ut
100 Miles.

SAN JOSE, Aug. 1.-THE seventh
satellite of Jupiter, discovered last
March by Professor Perrine of Lick OBJ
servatory, has been under observation
during the last two weeks. Observa-
tory authorities state that its diameter
is probably 100 miles and its period Of
revolution six or eight months.
BOSTON, Aug. 16.-Harvard Observa-
tory officials received a telegram late
last night from the Lick Observatory
in California that the seventh satellite
of Jupiter has been observed
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
TWO MEN ARE BADLY HURT
IN MILL ON McCLOUD RIVER
Leg of One Mechanic Is Mangled and
the Others Limb Is
Broken.

REDDING, Aug. 1.-THE overalls of
Leslie Fitzwater, a ''dogger" at the
McCloud sawmill, got caught in the
cogs of the mill Monday and his
leg was drawn in and badly mangled.
The machinery was stopped just in
time to save his life. On the same day
Poscia Brunellis leg was broken at the
same mill.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
THE GROVE.

Lake Tahoe. half mile OF Tallac on lake
shore Excellent table board. with nice outside
rooms Rates 81 per day OF $40 per week. with
good livery and saddle horses. Boats free 10
all guests J. z PARMEJER. proprietor
Tallac p o.. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17

LIMA. Peru. Aug. 16.-Ferdinand Umberto
Prince of Udine. eldest Of admiral, the
Duke of Genoa. brother Of Dowager Queen
Marguerite Of Italy, entertained at tea to-
day by President and Mrs. Pardo. Members
Of the Cabinet and Of the diplomatic corps
and number of other prominent persons were
present. The Prince. who is a sub-leutenant
Of the navy, is on a voyage around the world
in the Italian cruiser Calabria, which is now at
Callao.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
TOWNSHIP is STARTED NEAR
SCENE OF BIG GOLD STRIKE
Kantishna District I'm Alaska, Because
of Its Wealth, Attracts Number
of Miners,

TACOMA, Aug. 16.-Fairbanks dis
patches say that the new Kantishna
strike is turning out rich. There are
now $50 men in the district. Pans
found on Eureka Creek washed $5 to
$40 to the pan. Steamers run within
seventy-five miles of the diggings A
townsite has been started.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17

nPEhA And Cottages. Extensive grounds
OOLHis overlooking bathing beach, Perfect
80. !. sanitation New dining hall and
VII "a other improvements. High-cI1ss
service. New efficient manag cement.
HOTEL OCEAN s.vIa y5IfA rA,. co; =,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
SOLID COMFORT HOME.

Extensively improved: 1900 feet altitude; no
fog: climate delightful; telephone connection;
view unsurpassed: hot and cold baths; spring
water: cement swimming tank 40xS0. Rates
81 week up; stage meets train SCHUYLER q
SCHEBEN, Nopa, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
=THE CALL

but
any San Francis
have
o.
week
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
Klamath Hot Springs.

train at Ager Apply to Peck's Tourist Bureau.
III Montgomery St. s. F., or TO EDISON
BROS, Beswick. Siskiyou County. for booklet-