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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
ORDERS DESTROYED
STOCK RE|sSUED.

OAKLAND. Sept. 14-Jucge Waste
handed down a decision today of con-
siderable Importance to those who
owned mining stock that was destroyed
in the San Francisco fire. He made an
order compelling the directors of the
Central Eureka Mining Company to
duplicate stock so destroyed.
The Central Eureka Mining Company
is one of the richest corporations in the
mining business and its shares are
worth from 81 to $3.50 each Many Of
these shares were destroyed in the fire
and the shareholders employed Attor-
ney George E. de Cola to bring a
friendly suit under the new law to have
their shares reissued- There was no
contest De Cola simply offered proof
of the ownership of the stock and
Judge Waste gave judgment for the
plaintiffs.
The shareholders who sued and the
amount of their holdings follow: DR..
J. H OConnor, 1900 shares; S. J. Gard
ner. 1850 shares; Walter Morgan, 1000
shares; Alice L. Jordan. 200 shares: w.
T. Green, 200 shares: ]. H Spring, 400
shares; Colonel A Andrews, ESQ shares;
c. H. Lamberton, 2o90 shares
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
Professor LangeS eScoresPresent
Spirit of College Students.
He Finds Blatancy,
Jingoism and
Herding.

BERKELEY, Sept IA rude jolt !
was received by the graduate students
of the university this morning during
their meeting for organizing purposes.
when Professor Alexis F. Lange IN
formed them that college spirit as he
saw IL on exhibition at the university
at this time consisted of 80 per cent
blatant spirit. rs per cent herding spirit
and 25 per cent Jingoism and college
loyalty"
Professor Lange is dean OF the coli
lege of letters. notable figure at the
university. He is highly esteemed b.
student fraternities and the graduatD
students in particular regard him with
reverence and affection. They accord
ingly invited him to address them this
morning as a preliminary to their work
of organizing for the year Their sur
prise was evident when Professor
Lange delivered his characterization or
so-called college spirit" spirit which
collegians are constantly exhorted to
covet and possess.
Professor Lange suggested that a
proper form OF college spirit would
be found to include reverence for
scholarship, quality apparently lack
ing now in collegians as a class
Silence reigned while Professor
Lange spoke and fo- some moments
after. Then the formal work of ar
ranging for officers went on. COM
mittee was appointed to nominate Of
ficers. this committee consisting of Oil
yer Young, NJ White. ]. w. Moran. Miss
Edna c. Pruitt and Miss Margaret
Moore.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
FOUND 5ENSELEss
ON SIDEWALK.

OAKLAND. Sept. 14-Unconscious
from the effects of knockout drops
and subsequent fall on the sidewalk,
H. r. Hudson, an advertising solicitor
for a San Francisco evening news
paper, was found by the police at
Eleventh and Franklin streets this
morning and taken to the Receiving
Hospital, where he now lies in state
of coma.
Hudson was found unconscious at
4:45 o'clock and the police ambulance
was summoned to remove him to the
hospital There it was found that he
was suffering from poisoning and con-
cussion of the brain. All that he re-
members is that he took drink with
a stranger in a saloon, the location
of which he does not know. Nor does
he remember how much money he had
at the time When found he was pen
niless.
1t Is the belief of the police that he
was given knockout drops and that
later he fell on the sidewalk, striking
his head. which caused the concussion
of the brain, Robbery was evidently
the motive for giving him the poison.
Hudson is about 35 years old and
was well dressed
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
PHYSICIANS DISAGREE
REGARDING MAY AvERLY

OAKLAND. Sept. 14.-Physicians dis
agreed today in the case of May Aver
ly, a seventeen-year-o girl who was
examined with a view to sending her
to the Home for Feeble-Minded at
Glen Ellen. DIR. Susan j. Fenton was
convinced that the girl was feeble
minded. but Dr. l. l. Riggin expressed
the belief that she was simply way
ward AS DR.. Riggin desired to hear
more testimony the case was contin-
ued until Tuesday morning
The only witnesses today were Miss
Helen SWEET and Miss c. A Whitney
of the Associated Charities and Mrs.
c.. E. Quincy, matron OF the Fred
Finch Orphanage. They based their
belief that the girl ~Tas feeble minded
on the fact that she would not work.
but ran away from homes in which
she was placed, and wandered about
the streets
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
Personal.

OAKLAND, Sept 14.-H r. Smoot,
registering from Provo, Utah, is at
the Metropole.
E. Reiter Of Cleveland, Ohio. is at
the Crellin.
at the Athens.
Norman Selby, registering from Day
ton. Ohio. is at the Crellin.
". Nollman is at the Athens, regis
.tcring from Lebnitz. Germany.
J. J. Wortham and wife Of Phila-
dclphia are at the Touraine.
N. Ciouthier and p. Guemes. regis
tered from Mexico, are at the Metro
pole.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
News of Cities and Towns in Four of the Bay Counties
Society in TIE Cities
.Across the Bay.

OAKLAND, Sept. 14.-Mrs. Alice NJ
Albright became the wife of Robert
Balm last evening at quiet service
celebrated at the home of Rev. ]. F.
Trivett, rector of the Church of the
Advent There We're no wedding
guests. and Immediately after the GER
emony the bridal couple departed
upon their honeymoon Upon their re-
turn they will reside in Fruitvale,
is the widow of the late John Albright
and is a charming and gracious worl-
an. The groom is prominent in COM
mercial circles, where he is associated
with his sons In business.
For the second time this week there
was a sound of reveIry at the beduti-
full home of the Soules in Piedmont,
and tonight to a late hour zoe of the
younger of the social set gathered at
dancing party at the invitation of
Henry Douglas Bacon Soule. The
young host was assisted in receiving
his guests by his mother, Mrs E. Ba-
con Soule. The entire lower floor of
the spacious residence was turned into
ballroom. while a tempting sup
per was being served in the marquee on
trio lights and trailing ferns carried
out the simple scheme of decoration.
Among the guests were Miss Made
line Clay Miss Pattfe Chickering, Miss
Edith Coffin, Miss Helen Coogan, Miss
Grace Downey, Miss Mary Englehardt.
Miss Anna Englehardt. Miss Beth How
ard, Miss Susie Harold, Miss Enid Law
ton, Miss Helen Lowden, Miss Margaret
Moore, Miss Katherine McElrath. Miss
Lulette Mauvais, Miss Ernestine Nc
Near. Miss Charlotte Morrison,s Miss
Marguerite Ogden. Miss Hazel Pal
manteer, Miss Dorothy Taft, Miss
Ruth Valentine, Miss Edna Whit
ney. Miss Madeline Todd, Miss Helen
Beckwith, Miss Hazel Burpee, Jack
Britton. Franklin Bangs. Harry But
ters. Irving Cockcroft, Lloyd Crellin,
Colin Craig, Eric Craig, Sidney Carl
ton, Warner Cope. Ellis de Cola, Don
aid de Fremery, Sidney Howard, Tyler
Henshaw. Curtis Hayden. Lloyd Ha-
vens, Frank Isaacs, Spencer Kales,
Frank Kales. Fred Kutz, Leslie Oil
ver Harold Oliver. Herbert Scupham,
Edgar Stone, Maurice Walsh, Fred
Whitney, Jeoffrey Bangs, Horace Cad
man. Remf knight, George Davis, Irv-
ing Morrow, Warren Harold and many
others.
Mrs. Frederick Stolp has joined the
Oakland colony which finds the smaller
town of Hayward so delightful during
the summer and fall, and is most COM
fortably situated in the Albert Sutton
place. She does not anticipate return
ing to Oakland until midwinter.
The luncheon over which Mrs. Wallace
Alexander presided today was one Of
the most enjoyable functions of the
week. Mrs. John Waterhouse was the
guest of honor. Covers We're laid for
a score of old friends of the hostess
and her sister-in-law. The Country
Club made the charming setting for
the merry reunion.
Miss Helen Sutphen. the talented
young violinist of Alameda, who, ac-
companfed by her mother. leaves short
ly for New York to continue her mu-
sical studies, will be the ,complimented
guest on Saturday afternoon at a mat
inee party at Ye Liberty Playhouse
given, by Miss Emma Lemcke. Those
who will form the gay group are Miss
Irene Connor. Miss Edith Crumer. Miss
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
DEPUTY CLERKS TO REGISTER
CITIZENS ON THE FERRYBOATS
Accommodation for Commuters Who
Are Prone to Neglect Getting
Names on the Rolls

OAKLAND, Sept 14.-Deputy County
Clerks for registration purposes are
TO operate on the ferryboats to ac-
commodate and make it convenient for
the dilatory citizen to get his name
on the great register in order that he
may be qualified to cast a ballot at
the election in November.
In this way it is expected that many
commuters who spend the day in San
Francisco and are not particular
whether they register or not can. be
induced to place their names on the
roll of voters. But ten days more
remain for registration and it has been
observed taat since the recent con-
ventions the voters are waking up to
the fact that all who mean to vote
in November must register. The daily
registrations are now twice what they
were ten days ago.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
MOTHER LONGS FOR HER son.

OAKLAND, Sept. 14.-Sheriff j. L.
Richardson of Shasta County has re-
quested Chief of Police Wilson to To-
cate Jasper c. Bidwell a son of Super
visor c. c. BidweIl of Shasta County.
who resides at Cassell in that county.
Bidwell was last seen in Sacramento
on February 2S of this year. where
he was engaged in newspaper work.
Since the departure of the young man
from his home his mother has brooded
constantly, and her condition is now
so serious that fears are entertained
for her. life.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
MORE TALK OF DALTON.

OAKLAND, Sept 14.--An "Indepen-
dent Taxpayers" convention is TO be
called Monday night as the nucleus
Of campaign organszation for County
Assessor H. P. Dalton, according to
the talk in political circles tonight.
Four years ago an "Independent Re-
publican" organization nominated Dali
ton when he. defeated Supervisor John
Mitchell for the assessorshi2.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
DEMOCRATS FAVOR
HENRY P DAL TON.
Bourbons Have Him Pro
grammed for Nomination
for County Assessor.
FIGHT rs INTERESTING

OAKLAND. Sept 14.-Henry P. Dali
ton will be the Democratic nominee
for County Assessor If the present pro-
gramme is carried out tomorrow at
the Democratic county convention
which will be held at Germania hall,
assembling at 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing. This announcement was made to-
day from Democratic sources as au-
thoritative- 1t gives Dalton a place
on the ticket this fall without the ne
cessity of running independently. un-
less he should so elect in the face of
a regular party nomination.
Dalton declined to allow his name
to go before the Republican county
convention. He also refused to make
contest in the Union Labor party
convention against Charles e. Thomas,
the Republican nominee. who also re-
ceived the Union Labor Endorsement.
This left the Assessor to the Demo-
cratic convention or the choice of an
independent canvass When Dalton
gave up the fight in the Republican
convention he announced his 1ndepen-
dent candidacy There is nothing to
prevent him from making his fight
not bothered much about party NOM
nations He swung along in his own
peculiar way, apparently oblivious OF
party lines, making his campaigns on
his own personality
This year there waj pronounced
and determined fight made by his
friends to get the Republican nonina-
tion for him. 1t failed.
The Democrats say they purpose to
nominate Democratic ticket tomor-
row in so far as there are. Democratic
candidates M. ]. Laymance, chair
man of the. Democratic county central
committee, will call the convention to
order. John ]. Mcdonald. who led the
fight at the Sacramento convention for
r. M. Fitzgerald as chairman of that
organization. will probably be chair
man of the county convention.
Hearst's chosen few, the Alameda
County branch of j his Independence
League. Will hold a county nominating
convention at Alameda tomorrow The
preliminary meetings that have been
held in oakland, Alameda and Berkeley
do not indicate an overwhelming de-
mand by the people of this political
division of California for Hearst can
didates.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
tnurTrReTs 7.

ADULTERATEs THE A1LK.-oakland. Sept
1s-Manuei FaRtaadss. proprietor Of a small
dairy nt Fifty eighth and Adeline streets, who
was arrested yesterday charge OF adHl.
terra ting milk. this morning found guilty and
sentenced 20 pay a fne of 500. with the al
fergative OF spending fifty days in the city
prison. In passing sentence Police Judge
smith severely scored the offender declaring that
the adulteratiOn Of foodstuns was a crime for
which the law provided no adequate punishment.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
CLUB ELncTs DELEGATEs

PALO ALTO. Sept. 1.-THE Political
Equality Club of Palo Alto helS Its first
regular meeting yesterday afternoon
at which two delegates were elected to
attend the State convention in San
Francisco. The club was pleased with
the news that five political organixa-
tions had indorsed woman's suffrage
at their recent. conventions and that
two of them have nominated women
for State Superintendent of Schools.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
REV. wILFHED HoDGK1N WEEDS

BERKELEY, Sept. lizards have
been received by friends OF Rev Will
fred Hodgkin announcing his marriage
to Miss Helen c. Parsons. the wedding
having taken place IN New York on
September 10. The bride is sister OF
Rev. E. L. Parsons. rector Of ST. Marks.
in Berkeley. DIR. Hodgkin is rector of
All Souls Church in North Berkeley.
He will return about September % and
will reside at 2532 Durant street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

Mildred Dodge, Miss Adele Ehrenberg.
Miss Roberta Haslett- Miss Marion
Mitchell, Miss Edith Porter, Miss Olga
Russell, Miss Alice Teller. Miss Ruth
Tisdale, Miss Jean Tyson. Miss Sutphen
and the hostess
The musicale on Tuesday evening at
the Home Club, at which Miss Sutphen
will make her farewell appearance be-
fore her departure, will be a notable
occasion, for not only is she a splendid
musician but the Sutphen family is
among the most prominent in the En-
einal City. A, dozen girl friends. In
cluding Miss Irene Connor, Miss Alice
Teller, Miss Jean Tyson, Miss Roberta
Haslett, Miss Emma Lemcke, Miss
Edith Porter, Miss Mildred Dodge, Miss
Martha Kirby, Miss Erma Young and
Miss Mary Sherwood. will serve as
ushers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
Army and Navy
Officers Moved.

wv WASHINGTON, Sept. A.
Wv Army orders; Major
Adam Shaker, artillery
; corps, is relieved from duty Mt
: Fort Morgan, Alaska, and will
proceed TO Fort Baker, Call, and
take station at that post.
Navy orders-Lieutenan w.
BcthoIf is detached from the
Preble and ordered to the navy
yard, Mare Island, for duty In
connection with the torpedo
boats and destroyers i'm reserve
at that yard.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
READY FoR, THE CAMpAIGN.

OAKLAND, Sept. 14-The Republi
can County committee has organized
for the campaign, eIecting George w.
Reed chairman, B. +. Woolner vice
chairman and H. s. Anderson secre-
tary. James N. Giflett, the Republican
candidate for Governor, will be in
vited to open the campaign at a mass
meeting to be held in this city, Sep
tember a. Governor rPardee will be
requested to preside,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
IRS blanche L. oadman the girl ue of the aged millionaire of
VI Oakland has brought against C Emma Shar Howard
cure deed to the Lahes magnificent home the bay
Wife of Millionaire and ClubWoman
Begin Battle for Oakland Mansion.
Mrs. Boardnlan IN
SuitAgainst Mrs.
Howard.

OAKLAND, Sept. IA battle, royal
Is on between two prominent women
over the possession OF the Howard
mansion on Alice street. just north
OF Thirteenth. For several months
the property has been in the possess
sion Of Mrs Blanche L Boardman as
tenant. and today she sued Mrs, Emma
Shafter Howard. the owner. TO compel
the latter TO execute a deed TO the
premises and for $4,000 damages LOT
breach Of contract.
Mrs Boardman is the wife OF aged
Joseph Boardmsn. a millionaire who
has been declared Incompetent ana mas
been placed under the guardianship OF
W C. Palman1eer. vice president OF
tho Central Bank Of Oakland. Mrs
Howard is one of the most prominent
club women in California Both women
are determined and the legal battle
promises TO be long and bitter
MRS. HOWARD CHANGES MIND.
II is alleged by Mrs. Boardman in
the suit filed today that she entered
into an agreeme with the Realty
Fsonds and Finance Company. as agent
Ter Mrs Howard. TO purchase the man
Sion. she has been occupying for $25.-
600. She paid $500 as A deposit and
part payment of the purchase price
on August i. On august d, she de-
ciares. she went TO Mrs. Howard's home
in san Francisco and offered her the
remaining s24,500 Although it had
been only four DAYS since the deal was
closed. Mrs Howard. she says, fatty
refused 70 accept the money or 20 exc
cute the deed. The club woman had
evidently changed her mind about sell,
ing the property.
There have been several atterats
since to induce Mrs. Howard TO take
the money. but she has persistently re-
fused. according 20 Mrs. Boardman, who
claims TO have made written agree
ment with the Realty Bonds and
Finance. Company TO purchase the prop
erty AT the price named.
GTRL-wTFE OF ocrOGENARIAN.
Mrs. Boardman was pretty Blanche
Walker. a 1s-year-old school girl when
she married the capitalist, who is now
nearly 50 years old. about eight years
ago Their married life has not been
smooth sailing. Soon after their mar
risge Boardman was sued for breach
Of promise by Mrs. Elizabeth Glad
store. former housekeeper. He won
the case and then had trouble with his
mother r-fn-law. Mrs. E. E. Walker.
Finally old age and infirmity came upon
him and. TO protect his heavy financial
interests. 2 guardian was named by the
courts in the person Of the prominent
banker
The battle over the Howard mansion
Is the latest OF the Boardman troubles
and II has caused a sensation among
the society folk OF the Lakeside dis
rrict Mrs Howard is determined to
held the mansion, which is one of the
landmarks Of Oakland, and Mrs. Board
man. who is in possession. insists upon
having the deed that she says is due
her and the $4,000 damages.
The property has a frontage of 300
feet on Alice street, beginning 200 feet
north Of Thirteenth. and depth of 135
feet,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

SECOND HAGUE CoNFERENcE.-washi
ton, Sept. 14--A1though the date has not ret
been definitely fixed. the second Hague confer
ence will probably be held next May or June ae-
cording to DIR. David Jayne Hill. American Min
lister to the Netherlands. who is now in Wash
ington on special mission.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

AUTO RESTRICTIONS IIGHTENED.--Berlin.
Sept. las result of the representations of
the Imperial Automobile Club. the restrictions
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
MANSION WITH HISTORY.

The Howard residence has been the
scene Of some of Oa.kland's most select
assemblages. When Mrs Howard. af-
ter. her separation from Charles Webb
Howard, for many years president of
the Spring Valley Water Works, be-
came the hostess at the beautiful home,
she gave special thought to the culti-'
walton OF the esthetic and literary side
of life. Her home was open to many
celebrities. local and national
Mrs. Howard helped in a movement
te adorn the city's public plazas and
was active in many other directions.
= Some time before the fire Mrs. How
ard suddenly astounded the Lakeside
club women by giving up her home in
Oakland and going to San Francisco.
The residence was placed on the mar
ket. Within a short time after her
departure the millionaire octogenarian,
his young spouse and their child be-
came tenants OF the mansion. Now
comes the struggle in the courts for
ownership.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

The luncheon over which Mrs. Wallace
Alexander presided today was one cf
the most enjoyable functions of the
week. Mrs. John Waterhouse was the
guest of honor. Covers We're laid for
a score of old friends of the hostess
and her sister-in-law. The Country
Club made the charming setting for
the merry reunion.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

OFFICE and STORE HELP WANTED
WaybiH clerks, wrappers. cashiers, dry
goods, drapery and furnishing goods
sales people, delivery boys and cash
girls Apply at Sixth street, near Market.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

Mrs. Frederick Stolp has Joined the
Oakland colony which finds the smaller
town of Hayward so delightful during
the summer and fall, and is most COM
fortably situated in the Albert Sutton
place. She does not anticipate return
ing to Oakland until midwinter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-09
PROBATE COURT.

Nancy B. Stevens estate, Coventry. APP
praisers' inventory fled.
Charles w. Greenwood estate, Lowell.
Osmer Farman appointed administrator;
Y. M. Parker and Milo Hines, appraisers
and commissioners.
Willard c. Sheldon estate, Barton.
Frank P. Sheldon appointed administrator;
E. w. Barron and Homer Potter, apprais-
ers and commissioners.
Sarah E French, non compos, Green's
boro. L. Jackson appointed guardian.
NV. @: simpson and George NJ. Cuthbert-
son. appraisers.
Harriet n, Dearborn estate, Charleston.
VIII proved. E. A. Ferrin executor named
IN SAID Will, declined to serve. Erma S.
Nye appointed administrators with will
annexed; j. B. Holton and c. B. Ewens,
appraisers and commissioners.
Ira A Darling minor, Barton. Apprais-
ers' inventory filed.
| Dewitt G. Sanderson estate. Charleston
Administrator fled application for license
to sell real estate. Hearing, July 16, at
Newport.
Charles H. Warner estate, Irashurg.
Frederic M. Sears appointed administrator,
A. b. Post and Clark Bailey appraisers
and commissioners.
Ira A Darling minor, Barton. Guardian
filed application for license to sell real es
tate. Hearing thereon, July 18th, at New
port.
John Kerr estate, Barton. j. B. Cassidy
administrator settled his account. AS
signment of residue of property made to
| widow.
William Il. Colburn minors, Charleston.
William FL. Colburn appointed guardian
unto his minor children, Orrin F., Will
liam G. and Elvin Fl. Colburn.
Eliza A. Spencer estate, Irasburg. John
s. Wiley. appointed administrator, Clark
Bailey and " illiam Fl. Winget commits
sionerg.
Emma R. Miller non colnpos. Jay,
William Fl. Miller appoint d guardian.
Mary A. Allbee insane, Derby. Allen P
Niles appointed guardian.
Lila n MOVE 6SCate. GIOV0r. 1OH' w
F. Clark appointed administrator. Henry
II. Cock and George Anderson appraisers
and commissioners.
Fred s. Paquin estate, Derby. Henry
L. Paquin appointed administrator.
Betsy G. Stebbins estate, WestfieId. F
S. Gray executor presented his account
Referred for hearing to July 3Oth at New
port.
Mary M. Farr estate, Holland. viii
filed for probate by Hon. S. r. Fletcher
executor therein named. Hearing July 2
t at Newport.
William Fl. Radlock es tate, Troy. VIII
filed for probate by John Stillman Young
executor therein named. Hearing July
at Newport.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-09
Estate Of Joseph Mackey, of
Greensboro.

|sTATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court,
|DTsTRjCT OF ORLEANS IS. held at Newport, in
aid district, or the 18th day of June, \. d. 1906
l.. A. JACKSON. Administrator Of the estate
'Of Joseph Msckey late OF Gr- ensboro, in said
|District.deceased, pre- sents o is administration
account for exaWibstion and allowances, and
makes application for decree of distribution
and partition OF the estate of said de eased.
~ Whereupon II Is ordered by said Court
THAT s.io account and said application be
ref FRED to o session thereof, to be held at
II. w. Bsldwius Office IN sai1 Barton, in said
|dittrict on the 18Th day OF Ily A. d., 1906, at
mime O'Clock in the forenoon for h airing ana
decision thereon And, IL is further ordered
u at notice OF be given to all persons inter
ested by publication of the same three We eks
successfully in the ORLEANS Coz TY MONITOR,
q newspaper published at said Barton, pre-
vious to sal time Apo nted tor hearing,
that they may ap ear st said tms and place,
and snow cause, if any they may have why
said account should not be allowed, and such
decree made.
BY the Court. Attest,
2e-2s + b ALFRED, Judge.