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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26

son, r. B. Hale. VIII be found when
off duty at 251s Union street.
Press Committee (Citizens)-S. Wells
Horton, Garret McEnerney, Andrew G
Ward.
Printing Ofice-M. Kolbergh. 1868
Fillmore street.
| Public Administrator-Pine and Eli
more streets.
Recorder-Mowry Hall, Laguna ane
Grove streets
Redmen-1S17 Devisadero street and
Il Bartlett street.
| Red Cross-2510 Washington street.
(Want all volunteers they can get.)
! Registration Bureau-R. S. Loveland,
Bush and Fillmore streets.
Registration Of Doctors and Nurses
Registration OF Lost-Mrs. McFarlan.
1888 Sacramento street
Relief-Miss Wilder, 1910 vallejo
street
| Relief Of Sick and Wounded-20O4
Sutter street. VIII be found when OF
duty at S055 Van Ness avenue: Miss
Catherine FELTON,. Columbia square;
Fairfax H. Wheelan. o. K. Cushing.
! Restoration of Buildings Golden
4
Demen. chairman
Restoration Of Fires in Dwellings
n. E. corner OF Golden Gate avenue
and Cough street: Jas. Deneen. ]. j.
Mahoney, George E. Duffy.
Roofing the Homeless (Sub-comnit-
tee of Housing the Homeless)-O. K
Gushing. Miss Katherine 3. FELTON,. 3.
]. Symmes. Fairfax H. Wheelan.
Royal Arcanum-792 Haight street.
Royal Neighbors-1541 Steiner.
Abe Ruef-Fillmore and Sacramento.
Sacred Heart Headquarters-Ellis
and Franklin
| Sanitation-Dr. Ward, Laguna and
Grove streets.
Southern Pacihc-22ss Sacramento
street
School Department Repair shop--s1l
Hayes street.
Stenographers-A- f. Lawton. 2s4s
Fillmore street
| Supervisors-Mowray Hall. Laguna
and Grove streets.
Telegraph Ofice-California street,
near Fillmore; Fillmore street. near
California. Cali for all telagrams at.
Ferry. kilograms can also be sent
from Mckinley statue. entrance to
Panhandle at Golden Gate Park
transportation = United Railways.
Turk and Fillmore streets
Transportation OF Refugees-Frankiin
Hail.
Treasurer-2511 Sacramento street.
Vacant Houses-2004 Sutter street; o.
K Cushing.
Water. Light and Power-is4s ELL
more street.
Weather Bureau-S01 Clay street.
Western Union Ofnces-2407 Calffor-
MIA street. Twenty-second and valen-
eia, Haight and Stanyan.
Woodmen Of the Worid-2514 Sacra-
mento street and Fell and Stanyan
streets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26
ARMY TO DISBURSE FOOD
INSURANCE MEN
GIVE Up COIN

NEW YORK, April 25.-The Tribune
to-day says: None of the fire insuranc,
companies yesterday announced coming
! liquidation on account of losses by the
San Francisco fire, though the Ameri-
can Insurance Company of Boston sent
letters TO its representatives telling
them to cease writing policies.
Several New York agents OF foreign
companies have been fearful that the
San Francisco disaster would cause
the companies to withdraw from the
American field. One agent yesterday
displayed in the window of his office
a message he had received from the
home office. The message consisted of
one word continue" The Trans
Atlantic. Company of Germany, on ac-
count of its large business in San
Francisco has been looked on by some
brokers as total wreck. But the
New York agents received a cable mes
sage from Hamburg yesterday instruct
ing them to go on do the business. 1t
is known to some of the chief under
writer's that the Trans Atlantic has in
surance contracts with some strong
French companies which will share its
LOSSES.
The New York Fire Insurance Conn
pany it was also feared had lost more
tban its surplus, but yesterday one
stakeholder offered to subscribe $50, 900
new capital and another $4,000, so that
the officers Of the company, who are
highly respected, said they were sure
that whatever impairment the COM
pany had suffered would be promptly
made UP and the company's solvency be
thoroughly established 1t was said
that the Union Insurance Company of
Philadelphia was endeavoring to re-
insure it's business with another COM
pany.- -
The directors of the Providence,
Washington Insurance Company of
Rhode Island met yesterday, and while
the officers of the company felt that
the losses would probably be not as
much as the net surplus. the directors
decided that IL the capital of the COM
pany was impaired an immediate call
would be made on the stockholders to
make up such impairment
Several insurance adjusters from
New York are already on the way to
the Pacific to assist in settling the
affairs Of their companies. The Lon
don Assurance Corpora',-l. in sending
out David Laurie and George H, Marks.
formerly American manager of the
company, and G. A. Helm, foreign
secretary of the Svea fire Insurance
Company, of Sweden, expects to hear
from her men in New York tomorrow.
BOSTON. April 25.-As result of
the San Francisco disaster agents of
the American Insurance Company OF
Boston have been directed to write no
more new business until the company
can receive information. as to the ex-
tent OF its losses in California. The
company has been in business more
than ninety years. According to it's
last official report the company's capl-
tai was 100000. its gross assets $780,
S52 and surplus SS9.16S.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26
Hobson for Conar.as.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, April 25.-Re-
turns from the Democratic primary
election In the sixth Alabama Con-
gressional District indicate the noIni-
nation of Captain r. P. Hobson of
Merrimac fame over John H. Bank
head, the present representative.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26
TO ENQUIRER PATRONS:

The San Francisco Call Will be published
from the office of the Oakland Enquirer until
its own plant is re-eStablished. In the mean
time the Morning Enquirer will be diSCOn-
tnued, but Enquirer subscribers will be
served by The Call
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26

4 branch office OF the San Francisco Call
for advertisements and subscriptions has beeY
opened at OH Stanyan ST., near Haight.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26
SOME LIBERAL GIFTS.

SJME LIbEftz1I@ GIr >.
Long Beach raised $1400 and Visalia
is sending $4,000. San Diego has seEr
s25. 900. and is promising more. Santa
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
LARGE ATTENDANCE IN HOUSE
Anticipating Roll Call on Rate Bill
Galleries Were Crowded.

Washington, Feb. S.-Anticipating a
roll call upon the rate bin today, there
was large attendance Of members.
The galleries We're crowded. and after
the roll call the announcement Of the
passage Of the bill was received with
ripple of applause.
Speaker Cannon stated the vote To
be 346 yeas and seven nays.
Those voting against the bill are all
republicans. They Were Littlefield OF
Maine: McFall and Weeks OF Massa-
chusetts, Perkins Southwick and Vree-
land OF New York, and Sibley OF Penn
sylvania.
sullivan of Massachusetts voted
present and was not paired. There
were % members paired. but these
pairs were generally political ones
None Of them made speeches upon the
bill and consequently they did not in
| dicate any opposition.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

Washington, Feb. S.--The pension
bin was taken up in the committee OF
the whole with Madden, Of Illinois IN
the chair. The general debate upon the
hiu. was limited to three hours. Card
ner Of Michigan In charge Of the bill,
took the floor.
In presenting the pension appropria-
ton bill Gardner detailed an inter-
esting array of information. There are
now one million pensioners, all but
53,5a4 being from the civil war. The
annual pension roll amounts To $780,
900 900, or one-fourth of the expense OF
the government. Three billions for
pensions have been paid out since the
civil war.
Twenty years from now, Gardner
estimates the pension rolls will include
| half million names including 132,4ll
testimated) chargeable to the spanish
American war.
The annual pensions OF France
amount to s26. 100000: those Of Ger
many S2l,ooO.oo Austria Hungary
$40, 900, 900; Great Britain. sao0o,oo'
/ Gardner said there are more spanish
, American war veterans on the pension
rolls than were in Skaters entire arm,
In Cuba.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
REPORTS ARE
MADE TODAY
Women Of Oregon Give
Substantial Aid to
the Cause.

Baltimore, Nd. Feb. S.-The second
day of the annual meeting of the ma
tional woman suffrage association
opened with reports from several Off
GERS and standing committees and
from the state presidents. among the
latter being Illinois, Georgia. Colorado,
California. Arizona and Alabama.
Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton. treasurer
Of the association, submitted report
showing the receipts. including last
years balance to be s2s.333.92. The
disbursements amounted to S16,564.S7.
leaving a balance Of s11,769,05.
Additional reports show that the five
states standing at the head in point of
membership are New York, Massachu-
setts, California, Nebraska and Iowa
of money are Pennsylvania. Oregon
California, Massachusetts and New
York.
Florence r. Kelley presided over the
afternoon session which was given
over to the consideration of industrial
kproblems affecting women. Womer
and children as wage earners formed
the subject of a symposium in which
many interesting views We're eX
| changed.
This evening is to be devoted t.
prominent college women who appre
| ciate to what an extent they are in
debted to the pioneers of the woman
suffrage cause for the positions the
now hold President Remsen, of John
Hopkins university. is to preside an
the scheduled speakers include Pres
| ident Mary f. Wolley, of Mt. Holyok
college, Professor Mary A. Jordan o
| Smith college. Professor Lucy NJ. Sal
mon. of Vassar college; Maud Ma
Clark. of Radcliffe college: Professo
Mary w. Calkins. of Wellesley college
and President NJ. Carey Thomas, G
Bryn Mawr college.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
CONTRACT CLOSED FOR ROAD
TO- CRANCEvILLE

bench" land. which Is rich In agricul-
ture. the extension will tap territory
which will ultimately mean great
Jsal To the Northern Pacific. WORK
,,.ii, t,a started on the line at different
points.
Negotiations for the construction oi
the extension have been pending f"f
some time. but actual consideration oi
the project was not taken up dehiiit"is
unttI the return of President Howard
Elliott from the east week ago IN
cost Of the work was not ascertainabie
This is the only contract for rallroa'
huilding which the Northern Pacih
has let this year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
TO REOPEN TAILOR SHOP.
e. Haldeck Goes to Portland After Sup
plies for Gibson e. Co.

Eugene Baideck of the firm Of Glib
son and Co. has gone to Portland to buy
business by the fire in the Ketten oach
building, but their insurance ha bee ,
adjusted and they are preparn' Z 10 g ner
again in the tailoring busine sc W. n q,
entire new stock of the la .es, .,+..rns
ai' ''aiuech VIII return by rae first q
.,'e month"; "nen a Inoun cem,.nts O
'''e'i 'peiii"s VIII "e made.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

Salt Lake city. Feb s.-With the ar
rest last saturday ot Hiram Tyree anc
G, e, Wyle president and secretary.
respectively OF the Continental Life IN
surance and Investment Co. charged
with having made false reports of tram
saetions OF the company to Secretary
of state Tingey. there IL threatened
an expose Of an insurance scandal IN
volving millions and company In
which some of the leading men Of the
northwest have unconsciously takes
part =
The report IN which President Tyres
IL alleged to have made false entrles
was flied with the secretary of state on
January 81. 1905. and the complaint
was sworn to by County Attorney
rarley p. Christensen, The report II
sworn TO by President Tyree and Sec
retary WYE.
Both Tyree and WYE gave bon'ss
when arrested and will receive tiseir
preltminary hearing on civil c1s'fse
I'm a few days Tyree makes tns
statement that he has been drawn iatt
the trouble through what Ne charges
To be a conspiracy, threatening ms con-
nection with the company
Chapter OF High Finance.
A portrayal of the charges agains
President Tyree read like ~, excitin
chapter in High Finance. II Ia charge
against Tyree that he kept the pooS
OF his company open until January
u 1905. In order 10 receive large sum
money which II Is asserted he kne
WAS coming.
u IL is charged that he reported
~ eas an on hand aud in safe deposit box
was si0.s52 whereas II Isl averred
tContinued ON page fourD
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
WILL Rep,sTR,cT IOWA STATE
win Give Each Congressional District
- Population Of 100000.

Des Moines. Feb. s.--A sweeping
change In the congressional districts OF
,oa.a .i,, no 1i,ad. In a hll introduced
today by representative Green, eha'r-
man of the congressional committee
The aim * TO give each Of IN" eleven
districts a population of one hundred
thousand.
vba bin will max. no change In the
political complexion OF the state eNceP'
to make a sold republican delegation q
certainty.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

-. Paul MA. Feb. s,-The con-
ract for the construction Of the ex-
tension TO C.runpevilie was awarded pF
>-ortbern sac,fc Yesterday, II was
given 10 Porter Brothers & Neich 'i
spoka,e. Wash. who will start al the
wors as soon as they can get men
an, material 10 the ground. opera
Jons will be pushed through with the
utmost diligence and II is expected
-, ,ra5,s will be in operation over
the new line by January l next
The length Of the extension Wiii %
- miles. so that it gylll take as straight
course as possible from cuidesac e
c:ranrey.l,e. Entering roiii"s
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
PASTOR IS PUT
UNDER ARREST
Attempts Suicide by Jumping From a
Moving Train.

Chicago, Feb. S.-Rev. Justin Wade,
nastor of the First CONGREGATIONAL
church at Waukegan, I'll, was arrest
ed yesterday. charged with sending
obscene letters in the mails. He at
tempted to commit suicide by throw
intr him self from the train. He is prob
ably fatally injured.
At noon it was announced that Wade
would probably die in short time.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
BOAT DALLES CITY SINKS IN
COLUMBIA RIVER

large
zrockfour mile
.
beacned TO
vent rfromsm in the 0 Columbia river
off n
c
No on
Regulator line
in their death the destruction
the Regula
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
HEPBURN Rate BILL PASSES
HOUSE 346 TO 7
Author of Bill Declares It Meets As Near As
Possible Recommendations of
President.

the existing law. They include the
publicity of railroad methods, which is
to be aided by prescribing system OF
book keeping and enlarging the COM
mission to seven members, and increas-
ing the salaries Of the members to s1o,-
O00 year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
KILLED WHILE
STEALING RIDE
Lumber Cars Ditehed on Southern "a
cific Road.

Redding. cal, Feb. s.a--A s"ath o"ano
freight on the Southern Pacihc was
wrecked near Lemoine early TO-DAY. Inc
engine and seven cars OF lumber were
hurled from the rails. An underlined
younV man. stealing ride, was killed
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
Favorable Report Longworth Bill.

Washington, Feb. S.-Congressman
Longworth's bill, apropriating $5,000,-
900 for the purchase of American lega-
tions and embassies In foreign coun-
tries, was favorably reported to the
house committee on foreign affairs by
the SUBJ committee today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
A NEW CABINET FOR ITALY
Contains Republicans and Radicals
But Majority Conservative.

Rome. Feb. s.-A new Italian cabinet
succeeding the Fortis ministry which
was retired February .. has been an
nounced Although majority OF the
ministers are conservative. the new
cabinet includes Signor Pantanao. a
nrofessed republican. and Signor Sa-
CHA. leader of the radicals.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

ashington, Feb. S.-Last week Sem
Heybum, pursuant to notice that
would call up from the table sem
bill No. 1861, providing for the
bursement by the government to
state for school lands included in
BIT reserves, called up the bill and
leeded to show that under the
IS Of the act of congress admit
Idaho as a state all sections 16
36 the title to which was in the
Jed States at that time, passed alb
tely to the state of Idaho, sub
to disposal only as provided in
constitution of the state of Idaho.
II, as public sale for a price not
than $40 per acre. Senator Hey
argument was conclusive. He
ii upon the decisions of the su-
y court Of the United States and
ly demonstrated that neither con-
the president, the governor OF
state, nor the state legislature had
power whatever to either ex-
ge, transfer or dispose of these
except in the manner provided
Ae constitution of Idaho, and thai
me acts have been and are be.
ommitted IN connection with these
are void.
governments Action Void.
was made clear that it was no
~ the power of either congress
ie executive department of TIL
nnent to include 16's and &c.
passed to the state under the ad
oi act in any forest or other re
mat 1t was not within tn
'. uhe government or the legis
: VI the state, to trade. or dispos
:" iahds for lieu lands. He dem
a'eu that Whatever the depart
VI me president or the govern
VI eohsress NAV have though
v accomplished hv the ATTEMPT
'''au'sament Of the stete's right
a''empted REIMBURSEMENT of tn
'heAts rights. to lands in lie
|. STA, states rights, had been abse
VOID VOID and that the titles stan
anere they stood under the ad
neyoafh has presented the.
!. - eiiect to the president on n,
NO = occasions, in connection wi,
.'"ss's ..s against taking Of Il
/. IT, sehool lands for forest reserve
- was the first occasion un,
Dp =, ), has had an opportunity
:, .ne protest in a resnonsih
w. a responsible forum a,
souid Seem to leave but If,
'ued on page five.)
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

pecial to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Boise. Feb. e. - Governor
Gnoding In home from Salt Lake
city. where he attended an In
vestigation OF the affairs OF the
Continental Life Insurance ana
Investment Company.
In a statement this morning to
Teller Representatives. Gov
ernor Gooding says an examina-
tion Of the books OF the COM
pany shows everything to be all
right An expert Is now al work
on the books. and he IL confident
ne VIII find no errors.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
SENATE BILLS PASSED TODAY
Provide for Withdrawal Lands Needed
for Townsites on irrigated Lands.

Washington. Feb. S.--Thc senate to-
day passed the following bills;
Providing for The withdrawal OF lanhs
needed for townsite purposes In con-
nection with irrigation projects
amending the law for the regulation OF
salmon fisheries of Alaska, prohibiting
aliens from taking fish In Alaska
waters.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
TWO men MEET DEATH IN
A QUARREL

ore" q gun and while Tyndall was
try,.s ~ ls,ke the weapon from him,
.ynda4te son John was accidentally
killed.
s.ndau became go enraged over the
accident that he secured kesters gun
and heat his brains out with II.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

.'roved 70 its ,atisfactiDn
-. 81 being short lived. ath-
ng-iived. the or ~ need now
- Dc an iaproveme nj of fnstbalI
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
|rIF RESTS WITH
| STATE OF IDAHO
k..o. Makes Lengthy Speech in
which He Argues Executive De-
,.,tment Had Not Power to
include Sections 16 and 81
in Reserves.

Senator Heyburn's speech on
kha forest reserves and their
relation to school lands, mining
rights and settlers, appears in
nil in the Congressional Record
pf February /. 1t occupies 13
hages in the Record. including a
bnap showing the area of the
state included in the reserves,
and is followed by the speech
Of Senator Dubois, occupying
-four more pages.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
TO SHOW
Up FRAUD
Mayo Brings Charges
Against Continen.
| tal Life.
| ALLEGES THAT TYREE
| MADE FALSE REPORTS
Former Member Lite Insurance Co
Has President and sserstary Ar
rested ~ Startling Aiissations
Are Made Concerning the
| Management.

The Continental Life Insur-
ance and Investment Co. was
organized two years ago. Since
that time. according 10 the In
surance Blue Book, this COM
pany has written over 100000
OF insurance In the state Of Ida
no, and people Of this state have
paid the company nearly $780,
600 IN premiums.
Several local people hold poll
cies In the company.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

Thermopolis, Wyo, Feb. s.-News
has been received here of the killing
of two ranchmen in a quarrel. Dick
Tyndall. one of the wealthiest horsa
breeders in northwestern WyoriGg
became involved in an alteration witn
his neighbor, Jemea kester. Kesi,l
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
40 KILLED IN
AN EXPLOSION

Hinton, w. Va. Feb B. OBulletin.)-
Th,rtv-fve or forty persons We're killed
by an explosion at O'Clock TINS AFTER
noon in the Perel mines, near oak Hin,
in Fayette county.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
BIG EXPENSE
FOR PENSIONS
Three Billions Have Been
Paid Since Civil
War.
PASS PENSION BILL.

Washington. Feb, S.--The
house today passed the pension
appropriation bill. carrying
$4,000, 600 for pensions and
Sl,245.000 for administration
purposes, after consideration
of three hours.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
RESUME HEARING TO-DAY

Chicago. Feb. S.-With $50
pages of Commissioner Car
fields report still to be read. the
attorneys for the packers re-
sumed the reading today in
Judge Humphreys court.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
House eill Received in Senate.

Washington, Feb S.-The railroad
rate bin was received In the senate to-
day from the house, and referred 70
the committee on interstate commerce
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
HOCH DENIED
A new TRIAL

Springfield. Feb. s.--The SUI
preme court has denied re-
hearing for John Hoch. sentence I
; ed TO hang February 2s. for
) wife murder.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
ARMY APPROPRIATION elLL

Washington, Feb. S.-The
army appropriation bill was re-
ported 10 the house today by
Hull of Iowa.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

Washington. Feb. S,--The house to-
vote of 346 to I. Those voting against
the measure We're: Littlefield, Mccall.
Perkins. Sibley. Southwick. Vreland
and Weeks.
The bill. according to Hepburn's 9
statement in his closing debate on the
measure, was intended to and did, so
far as could be made, he said. comply
specifically with the recommendations
of President Roosevelt on the rate
question. 1t gives the interstate COM
merce commission authority when a
rate has been complained Of as "un-
reasonable" by shippers. to investigate
the rate. to state whether or not it Is
unreasonable, and if found unreason-
able. to name a rate, which Is to be just
and reasonable and fairly remunerative
be charged
Remain for Three Years.
This rate is to go into effect within
80 days after 1t IS announced by the
commission. subject during that time
to being set aside or suspended by the
commission or the courts.
After it has gone into effect, It Is t
/ remain the rate for three years. Dur.
| ing this time. according to the opinions
that have been expressed by those who
participated in the debate, the rate ma,
also be reviewed by the courts and i
found to be in conflict either with the
terms of the act or with the constitu
ton, by being coniiscatory. it can b'
set aside by the courts.
Another important feature Is tn
definition of the words railroad an
Transportation" in manner to includ
all auxiliary instrumentalities OF com
mon carriers and bring them within tn
control of the commission.
New Features Of Bill.
This power to name reasonabl
rate and the inclusion of the auXilarie
within the jurisdiction of the copmis
sion are said to be the new features; a
p ! OF her proviSionS haing notifications G