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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
lnunicipal Ownership Advocates Will Meet
Jan | to Nominate Ticket Labos Coun-
Gil Takes Initiative al Meeting Last Righf

Of January. 1905. al 10 o'clock a. m,
for tho purpose OF considering tho
Availability OF nominating a ticket.
ON platform Of municipal owner
ship Of street railways, 10 be voted
upon at the city election next
March; and that II aaid convention
decide 70 take such action. Il pro-
coed To nominate such ticket. and
be II further
Open Discussion.
Resolved That in order 20 carry
out the spirit Of these reeoluiionH.
this council hereby makes ifs meet
ing on Wednesday. December n. an
open" nesting In the broadcast sense
Of tho term that II invites 10 said
meeting all members of organized
labor and all other persons fayorsua
the social or business affiliations.
then and there TO openly and freely
discuss tho question:
Resolved. That a copy Of Theses
resolutions be furnished each of tbs
daily papers Of Seattle. and that
they be invited 10 have representa-
tiYes at the open meeting of ths
Council and. in the event of con-
Yention being called. at such con-
ventlon.
The above resolution is Endorsed
by your legislative committee.
GORDON A. RICE,
ALICE NJ LORD.
r. NJ. MCCULLOUGH,
A. MCCLELLAN,
+. c. JENSEN,
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They follow
The Resolutions.

The Resolutions.
Whereas, The declaration OF prin=
elplea OF the American Federation Of
Labor commits all affiliated unions
10 the policy Of municipal ownership
Of public utilities. aud
Whereas. That Issue has been
brought adnarely before the people
OF Seattle b. the attempt OF the Be
atlle Electric company 10 obtain
franchises from the city which will
forever prevent the city from ae=
qulrInE valuable street railway priv
lleReH. therefore be II
Resolved. By the Central Labor
Council Of Seattle and Vicinity rep
reaenling 60 unions Of organized
labor and approximately 5000 votes
That the time has arrived when or
Kaulzed labor demands that the cit
liens Of the city Of Seattle shall be
given an opportunity 10 cast their
votes for or against the municipal
ownership OF street railways;
Assumes Responsibility.
Resolved. That said council. fully
realizing the responsibility II aB-
anmea. f. willing to take the militia
tive toward giving the citizens Of
Seattle that opportunity and With
that end in view. be II
Resolved. That the Central Labor
Council Of Seattle and Vicinity
hereby Indorse the calling Of non
partisan convention. TO be held in
the labor temple on the first day
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CONVENTION
TO B. HELD

That municipal ownership viii be
an important iaaue In the municipal
election next spring ia now Ger
tuihfY
A mus convention Of all citizens
advocating tie idea viii be held Jan.
! IL the iabof temple. a ticket being
nominated TT that tune
II VIII be called pursuant 10 reaaz
luttonH which were passed last night
hy the Seattle Labor council. as
fofeeaatea yesterday b. The Star
Purely Non Partisan.
The local labor LEADERS are re-
sponaible faf the calling Of the con-
Rentioa which they declare how
ever viii not be under the direction
Of organized iahee being purely a
non partisan affair.
The result. il II claimed BY them.
viii be a victory for municipal own
efHhip ali party lines being swept
away under concentrated move
meut aimed ainHiy at municipal
ownership
There viii be no fusion Of the
democratic uud municipal owner
ago proposed There has been an
attempt IN this direction. hut II haa
fallen through. The labor leaders
assert that there will be but one
municipal ownership ticket In the
field. and thai democrats aud re-
uubiieana Wiii have 10 break away
from their PARTIES II they wnHt 20
vote for d municipal ownership plat.
form.
End Of Democratic Party.
II Is ever predicted IN seine guar
tets that the democratic party wiil
uaHa cut Of existence III the spring
campaign. maaf IF ltH members unit
ing under the banner Of municipal
ownership.
The resolutions were passed last
night practically without opposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
FROZEN
ON TRAIL
TWO MINERS LOSE THEIR LIVE AND TWO OTHERS ALSO
NEARLY sUccums-ogAo WITH GOLD DUST

four men we're exhausted. the dead
men became separated from the
other two. The Williams boys. more
dead than alive. finally stumbled
onto hunters cabin at Cape suf-
ffen. One Of them had TO be nursed
q hours before he could use his
feet
Snow Covers Track.
Sehwafttug and his party. who
had been doing assessment work for
the Pacific Coal a. OH company,
started out from YakataEa for Kyak
on Nov ls. five days after the other
party had started. They found no
trace OF the dead miners. When they
left kyak on the steamer Is days
afterward. the bodies had not yet
been discovered. although the mems
discarded blankets and guns had
been found.
Had s775 in Geld.
RowIeY had 5000 In gold dust on
his person. Hughes carried n poke
containing about tl75.
Rowley is n native Of Iowa and
member of the woodmen of the
World. The williams brothers also
came from Iowa. and they will walt
until the melting of the snow In the
spring TO obtain the bodies and
bring them out.
Marshal wardeii Of catelia has Of
fered a reward of $50 for the re-
eovery OF the bodies.
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STILL UPON
THE RACK
vice-President Of The Metropolitan Life
Tells How His Company Does Business
.--George W. Perkins Resigns

company. has resigned both posl-
tianh and has been succeeded in the
first bF AIe1ander T. Orr president
OF tho Naw York City rapid transit
eommmsf0g. and IN the second By
John ClAflia. head uf the dfy goods
firm of II y. Ciaflin 4 Co
Another Important feature 81 yes
teraAyn tfial vas the statement
made ~ Hadley riake. vice preai.
dent u the Metropolitan Life. vha
said that be paid g. 600 Of the COM
panY'a fluids N annnsing a child
labor law IN Pennsylvania.
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FLOATER
FOUND

Shortly after II o'clock this
morning the body of an unknown
man Vas discovered floating in the
bay At the foot Of King #
lie was Of medium height and had
dark hair. lie had on a AR Of
black trousers. a green sweater and
a heavy pair of logging shoes. There
was q poekstbook. two niekels aud a
letter In his pockets
The letter was addressed to Rev
w. r Johnson. Arrowhead. n. G.
and on tho flap OF the envelope
written with = blue pencil. In the ad-
dress Of G. =. Tucker. photographers.
Arrowhead. b. G.
The body had been in the water
about three weeks II was taken 10
the Hnnney- Watson morEue.
Nothing has been aaeeftalned a.
TO the mans identity.
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MINERS
TO MEET

EHAMOkIS. Pa. Dec. ft.-Thou-
sands Of anthracite coal miners
opened the convention Of their dele
gates at the q. A. r. opera house
ffia morning About 700 delegates
representing the three great aathra-
cite districts. known as the Iacka-
wanna. SchuylkiH and LehiEh am
thraclte districts Nos. /. and ,,
were in attendance when the Joint
convention Of the United Mine
Workers Of the three districts NAM
ed was called 10 order. The OPEN
Ing session was devoted 10 addresses
OF welcome ard routine business.
which will be continued III the aft
eruoou session.
II IL considered certain that the
convention will take a stand for an
eight hour workday. uniform pay
for classes Of employees not rated a.
miners and specific terms Of EN-
ployment. but these Will be held
subject 70 a joint discussion and VIII
not be obtruded In advance Of the
request for q conference.
They VIII also formulate demand
FOR a full recognition OF the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
HOLD PLUMBERS EXAMS

The Washington state plumbers
beard met yesterday at its head
quarters on First AZ. for the ex-
animation Of applicants. r. II.
Heiiingham. W. Mueller and r.
Lambert. comprising the examining
beard. we're in attendance.
Five applicants for 5oaFneymen
and two for master plumbers were
Ei4en = test. About "a more appll-
eants will be examined during he
week.
The board will convene in Tacoma
Monday. Bellingham. Wednesday.
and Everett. Thursday.
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their health and their lives. she
says
lie half staryes them By refusing
them RoIid foods. she AYERS. and
forces them To eat raw and uncook.
ed vegetables. In addition To which
he tries ia inculcate in them be-
liefs anfagonistie to law, order and
government. and In opposition 10
the deeeneiea of social law.
At one time. the plaintiff alleges
Ericsson disappeared. taking the
children with him. and remaining
away for II weeks without letting
her know their whereabouts.
Mrs. Ericsson also asks a decree
Of divorce and the custody Of the
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14

OF traitors.
In connection with the plans 10
remove the emperor. another plot
has been discovered To establish n
military Dictatorship. and but for It's
timely uneovertng by Wltte. would
undoubtedly have been carried uat.
Nicholas has been informed hy
witte Of these attacks upon the
throne.
RiotinE. murder. pillage. civil war
aud rebellion are ysddening the EN-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
TRUT H?

posToy. nee. i4-Thomas Law
son to-day advertised in the papers,
admitting that the pool In AmalgR-
mated Copper which he operated
sustained = loss Of s3.eee. 0oo.
lie gives advice concerning the
copper range. SAYING that he be
lleyes in an advance. but that he
drops all responsibility.
Lawson Gays Investors following
his advice on copper range made
s. 600. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
CENTER OF ATTRACTION

WASHINGTON. Dec. f4.-This
afternoon Congressman Bongworth
is the center of attraction in the
house.
He retained his good nature DUR
ing the gatherings, and even the
impertinence of his colleagues. One
representative asked him his opin-
ion on race suicide.
Fool question" he said. show
ing the first sign of irritation, but
a smile soon drove away the
frown. Another asked him IL IL
was love at first sight.
Nick blushed and wouldn't an
swer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
LAND OFFICE EXPERT
is NOW IN THE CITY


Dennis refuses 10 talk. Il Is be
lieyed be IL here for the purpose
of gathering information prepare
tory 10 governmental lnYeatiEas
ton.
For the past few months ramofa
have been afloat that an lnYeatiga-
ton IN Washington land deals was
TO follow closely upon the closing
Of the Mitchell trial Ia Oregon. II
has been broadly hluted that many
questionable deals IN regard 70 the
location Of hameataada in this state
have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
CHINA-JAPAN
TREATY DELAY

TOXIC. Dec. Chinese real
dents are Al unrest because of de.
lay in the treaty which Ko.
mura vent 70 pelin TO arrange be-
tween japan and China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
At Ballard


Postmaster Frank f. Peils was
notified yesterday By the poataffies
department that his request for
another mail carrier 81 ballard had
been granted. {. $. Branniehe. who
il 10 I'll the nea position viii be
ain his duties next Friday This
addition 10 the mall service viii
enable the local office To give every
section q Ballard having graded
streets. including those now build.
ing a daily delivery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
The Correct Test.

The following list Of tests was
declared correct hy the board.
Boycott EVaporated Cream, manu-
featured by Leahy Bros, Seattle.
7.aa per cent fat; Primrose Brand
sterilized Cream. International MIX
CondensiuR company. chehnlis. 80
per cent fat: 81 ltelen'a Brand. St
Iieiens CondeusinK company Che
hnlis. e.72 per cent fat. Pacific Ster-
ili2ed Evaporated Cream, oregon
Condensed Milk company. Hillshore.
ore. els per cent fat aud Borden's
Condensed Milk company, New
York. 7.a0 per cent fat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14

The Lady Sterling chapter Of the
Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton will hold a special business
meeting on Friday afternoon OF this
week at the Hotel Washington.
Madam Magrl, a member, will be
a guest Of the chapter. The Kitty
Livingston chapter has also been
invited 10 be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
DIVORCED PEOPLE MARRY

COLOMBO. Dec 14.--Earl Cowiey
today married Lady Hartopp, the
divorced wife OF Sir Charles Har-
topp. Earl CowIey has a divorced
wife living. now the wife OF Rob
ert Middleton Biddulph. She uses
the title OF countess. because she
ia the mother OF the heir 10 the
earldom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14

Deputy United States Land In
Hpeetor Dennis Is now In the city
and rumarn are aflaat that hia com
ing Is the fifat atep of the reported
inveHtlKation of alleged Washington
land frauds.
Inspector Dennis this morning
had long conference at police
haaduuartufn. He also interviewed
several strangers. The inspector
refused To state the object Of his
visit here.
In spite Of the fact that Inspector
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
NABbE[)

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. Il
Charles II. Eaton and II G. Glls
mour have been arrested here for
II IL believed they are
wanted In Seattle for an attack
upon a woman The men are ehRfg-
ed with stealing money and clothes
belonging 20 II. G Lowe. a tele.
graph operator who recently ar
rived here from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
SMALLP0

EUGENE. Ore. Dec. 14.-on ae-
count of an outbreak Of smallpox.
the boys In the dormltnry Of the
state university were dismissed to-
day until January 3 Six cases have
been found. all light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14

NEW Y0Rty. Dec. HaaieY
Flako. vice pgealdeut Of tho Metro
poiitan. Was the frat witness in the
insurance case today He told thu
enet Of securing business and the
cost Of lapaed policies.
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10
YEARS

Jim Falsetta. aged IS. the Italian
who was recently found guilty Of
erImlnally assaulting 1b-sear-old
Mary GasconnetH last summer on
Vashon island. was this morning
sentenced by Judge Griffith to n
i0-year term in the state peniten-
tiaTy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14

NEW YORK. Dee. i4.-preased By
the servants of the law In the lnveH-
tlKation OF the methods Of large life
insurance companies. George W.
Perkins. vice president and chair
man Of the New York LIFE insufaHse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
SUNK

BROWNSVILLE. Pa. Dec. IL
The passenger steamer Respite col
ltded with 4 coal barge today aud
sunk. -Four or five deck hands were
drowned.
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Tho movement on foot 20 have the
city and county withdraw their sup
port from the Wayside hospital and
give II 20 some other institution
was very unfavorabiy received BY
the Chamber Of Commerce at
meeting yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
WILL NOT
TAKE SEAT
GOVERNOR LAFoLLETTE OF sconslH REFUSES BECOME
SENATOR BECAUSE ANGRY THE LEGISLATIVE
TURNoowN OF HIS BILLS

MADISON. Wis. Dec. 1.-THE
governor is writing hia special mes
sage. The subject f. unannouneed.
but he Is said to have decided not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
REFUSE:

WASHINGTON. y. G. Dec. IL
California and Washington repub-
Ilcans today agreed To refuse to be
bound b any party agreement or
caucus for joint statehood Of Ari-
zaua ana New Mexico. eoutendinE
for single statehood OF both. or for
admitting Arizona alone this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14

John Roaley IS. and Harry
Hughes. IS. miners. we're frozen TO
death IN a SNOW storm on the trail
between Yakataga and kyak Nov.
te. The other two members Of the
party. whose names are Williams.
esea ped a similar fate after one OF
the most narrowing experiences re-
corded In the long list Of Alaska
tragedies.
The news AIS brought 10 the city
by Robert schWartiug. a miner. who
Vas a member Of the party which
passed over the same trail few
days aftefwnfa. SehNaftiag arrived
On she steamer santa Ana Tues
day.
The Start.
The four men started out from
kHkataga for kyak on Nov II.
They only took three days. rations.
because they we're told hY Hughes.
who has resided AZ kyak for eight
years aud waH supposed TO be thor
ouFhly acquainted with the country.
that was all that waz necessary.
The distance is IS miles over rough
country at the foot Of Boring gla-
eier. Five days Is required TO make
the trip.
When the party ran out Of food on
the third day. they tried 10 take a
short cut. aud became lost on the
treaeherons GhIleaf flats. Two days
later. during a snow storm. when all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
Family Of Traitor.

Not only have his subjects turned
against him. but the Little Father 5
own brothers. uncles and cousins
are eousnlring 20 unseat him. and
discriminating documents found unon
fgnattsf. the arch-ennspirafur
prove that the czar nurses 4 family
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to go to the senate. because the leg
talature killed hts favarlte bills. lie
viii remain to seek a fourth term az
governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
TROOPERS
KILL MANY

Livonia in Rebellion.

plre with blood
Livonia in Rebellion.
Livonla IL In open rebellion. and
an independent government has
been established at Riga. the fort
esa Ct which city has been burned
and entirely destroyed by the reyo-
lutionints.
Two eonrlers dispatched by the
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for In the east IL was announced by
those claiming TO be on the in
side that the boats were TO be placed
on the Vladivostok run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14

Steamer umatllla. Pacific Coast
Steamship company. leaves for San
Francisco Tuesday Al ? o'clock IN
the morning
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ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. f4-Net
satisfied With opcnly declaring that
his life viii Be taken from him. the
common people have Joined with
certain elements Of the royalsst
party. and have cunspired 60 de-
throne the emperor.
Plots seeking this end were dis
covered yesterday by the ever Wig
liant Count Sergius Wttte. who has
publicly denounced and arrested
Count fgaafIeff. leader Of the move
nent 10 make Nicholas the last of
The RnmnuoffS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
CIVIL SERVICE
REFORM MEETING

MILWAUKEE. wIs. Dec. II
Delegates from all parts Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-14
Brutal Cossacks Confront Starving Peas.
ants, Demand Return OF Cattle, Goods
and Then Shoot Down The People

FYnTNuHNEN. Dee it.--N
naiasheff Cossaeks assembled the
villagers aud demanded the return
af cattle and goods stolen from es-
tates.
While the commander was har-
angnlng some one fired shot.
wonndinK his horse The soldiers
then fired. killing four and wound
ing ten. II Is said the situation ut
RIGA Is So grave that LOO. 600 troops
will be needed to restore order The
council Of the empire has approved
the plan Of dealing With strikers
which vii Be- published rs soon as
the enar approves.
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The government Is making but
little Roadway ia crushing the tele-
erapheFs, strike. Wires over the
few lines ON which service has
been temporarily restored are now
cut and not a single wire is working
out Of St Petersburg Weeks must
PASS before the service Is restored.
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them
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-24
SAYS HUSBAND THREATENED
HER LIFE WITH A PISTOL

OAKLAND, Feb. 2S.-The hearing
of the divorce suit brought by Mary
Butler against Thomas Butler. former
business agent for the Carpenters
Union. on the ground of habitual in
temperance, was on before Judge Ellis
worth to-day. She testified that he
had threatened to shoot her and had
the pistol in his hand. and that he
had been in an intoxicated condition
for months past. He is strenuously
opposing her suit and has large
number of witnesses ready to testify
for him.
Suit for divorce was begun to-day by
Manuel ]. Silverfoot. an East Oakland
barber. against Nellie Silverfoot on the
ground of desertion. She has taken
their only child with her.
An interlocutory decree of divorce
was granted Clara ID. Reed from Sam
uel B. Reed on the ground of intem-
perance The following final DEGREES
we're granted: Nellie Holmes from
Russell Holmes. for neglect: Isabel p.
Wentworth from Charles Wentworth.
neglect. and Olive Porter from John I.
Porter. extreme cruelty
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-24
NEWS OE ALAMEDA COUNTY

POSTPONES WATER RATE INQUIRY
Oakland. Feb 23.-The City Council tonight
postponed the water rate inquiry until Mon
day night.
wHEELMAN RUNS DOWN WOMAN
Alameda. Feb 23-Mrs. Catherine Sheppard.
an aged woman residing at s56 Oak street. was
run down by Taschenko Emo a Japanese
wheelman on Park street. near Santa Clara
avenue. last night and badly injured.
- YOUNG WOMAN DIES.-Alameda. Feb. %.
Miss Maria Kcenig. daughter of John Koenis,
local business man died to-day at the fam
lily residence 2237 Alameda avenue. after
long illness. She was native OF Sedalia.
No.. and had lived in this city four years.
AGED WOMAN FOUND DEAD.-Berkeley
Feb 23-The dead body of Mrs Ellen john
son. an aged Swedish woman. who had lived
alone at 1916 Scenic avenue for twelve years,
was found dead in her room last night by her
neighbor. Mrs. Mary Johnson The Coroner
took charge of the case.
A. JONAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Feb "a
change of Oakland has been elected delegate
of the Grand Lodge CT the Independent Order
OF B'nai Birth TO the constitutional conven-
tion of the order. This will be held in New
Orleans. opening on March 10.
FISH COMMISSION AcTIvE.-Oakland
Feb pa. B. Weeks. wood dealer at the
on complaint of the State Fish Commissioners
who charge Weeks with dumping sawdust into
the estuary in violation of the State law. 1t
Is claimed the refuse kills fish.
CALL ELECTION.-Oakland Feb. os-The
Board OF Supervisors met this morning to pass
the formal resolution calling election for
the sanitary district of Melrose. The election
will take place March II at the schooIhouse.
The proposed sanitary board will consist OF
Sanitary Assessor George A. Taylor and OFF,
| GERS Joseph Damn John Mcdonald Frank
Ora W. F. Floyd and d. Scanlin.
REPUBLICANS WILL MEET.-Alameda
Feb. 23.-There will be meeting of the Ala
media City Republican Club in Linderman Hall
to morrow night for the purpose OF perfectine
arrangements for carrying the municipal pri-
| mary election to be held on next Tuesday
All of the members of the organization have
been notified to attend. On Saturday night tn.
delegates chosen by the club will assemble In
Linderman Hall to canvass the available can.
didates for nominees for members of the Cit,
Trustees and Board of Education
MARRIAGE LICENSES-Oakland Feb
23.-The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the County Clerk to-day: A J
Fouchy over n. Alameda. and Mabel Cramer
/, over 1s Fitchburg; John F. Brown RI. Mis-
sion San Jose. and Mariana Z. Frates 2s
Crockett: Clarence n. Hardy. %. and Rutf
| Hamilton 20. both OF San Francisco: Lew
| Kee shuck. 2s, and Pom shee. rs. both of sar
| Francisco: Isaac w. Harden. 80 and Kathles
NJ watson. 26 both of San Jose Edward K
Clark. 49, and Ednie c. Jones. 80. both of Elm
hurst; David H. Tussey 30. and Freda Jensen
! 10. both of Oakland.