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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-05-15

PITCHING THE IssUE.-Commentlng
on the address Of the i-dispensary
committee. the News and Courier says,
among other things:
"The array is of honesty against lar
ceny of virtuous citizenship against
vicious government, of common decen-
cy against spreading corruption. There
are but two sides and the time Is come
to take one or the other. We shall
not say that in the dispensary's ranks
are enlisted no honest and patriotic
men, strangely ignorant and blinded
to the issue-far from it-but we dis
miss as idle and incOnsequential any
defence they offer for the institution.
The gross corruption testers every
where, it is too palpable, too impudent,
and to prate of cleansing and rehabili-
tating this thing born as a make-shift
and subterfuge nourished for partisan
advantage. and through all its years
reeking with ever-increasing offence.
is to trifle with facts. to deny the OBJ
vious. and fight on the side of pub
lie crime
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-05-15
Ths ilorkrille enquiries.
YORKVILLE, s. O.;
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1906.

THERE seems to be no question OF
the fact that they have proved II on
President Roosevelt this time.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-05-15
Death of Sarah Gordon

Sarah Gordon, a well-known and
highly esteemed negro woman, wife Of
Thomas Gordon. and former slave and
house servant of Capt E. A. Crawford,
neighborhood last Saturday afternoon.
She was about fifty-flve years of age.
Her death was quite sudden and was
probably due to heart disease.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-05-15
LOCAL LACONICS.
We Will Send The Enquirer

we VIII 0cHU TITO GTIHuITcI
From this date until January 1st.
1907, for $1.30.
Communion at Bethesda.
AS usual there was large crowd Of
people at Bethesda last Sunday, the
occasion of the regular spring COM
munion. The pastor, Rev. ]. K. Hall,
was assisted by Rev. E. f. Gillespie
of Yorkville. who preached two excel
lent sermons, one in the morning and
the other in the afternoon.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-05-15
Sale of Gilfillen Place.

Pursuant to advertisement. Mr.. w.
Brown Wylie, executor. on last Sat
urday sold the r. A. Gilfillen home
place at the postoffice In Sharon. Mr..
C. M. Inman of Yorkvile. was the
purchaser, and the price paid was
about 100 acres.
Mr.. Mellow at Newberry.
Newberry Observer: The regular Me-
mortal day exercises began in the opera
house at 4 o'clock, the meeting being
called to order at that hour by Adju-
tant o. L. Schumpert Of Jas. D. Nance
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-05-15


withstanding a feeling Of just indig-
nation on account Of a great wrong
he had suffered. His written story Of
the negotiations were, in part, as fol-
lows:
ION Saturday, March 81, was in
formed by ex-senator William Chand-
Ter that President Roosevelt had sent
to him a note asking him to call at
the" White House that evening; that
he had obeyed the call and had been
told by the president that he desired
through him to get into communica-
ton with me as the senator in charge
Of the railroad rate bill and with Sem
ator Bailey representing the. Demo-
ocrats Of the senate for the purpose
of ascertaining whether there could
be such united action among the
friends in the senate Of the Hepburn
bill as would make sure majority In
it's favor and against injurious amend
ments. Mr.. Chandler said the presi-
dent named various Republican sena-
tors who he thought were true friends
of the bill, but said it might require
all the Democrats to defeat obnoxious
amendments. Mr.. Chandler said the
president had stated that he had
come to complete disagreement
with the senatorial lawyers, who
were trying to injure or defeat the
bill by ingenious constitutional amend
ments, naming Senator Knox in addi-
ton to Senators Spooner and Fora
ker; that the president stated care
fully and deliberately the basis upon
which he thought there should be CO.
operation, viz: an amendment ex-
pressly granting a court review but
limited to two points: G) an inquiry
whether the commission had acted
beyond it's authority ultra wires and
(2) whether 1t had violated the con-
stitutional rights of the carrier. Mr..
Chandler stated that the president re-
peated that he had reached a final
decision that the right Of review
should be thus limited; that thus far
he would go and no farther; that his
decision would be unalterable."
Continuing, Senator Tillman told Of
further conferences between Senator
Bailey and himself on the one side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
Some Purely English Humor

Al the subtle humor those English cousins Of ours
They laugh Makers can them dull pom
vii bat don't foEet that merry
provoked minstrel show Tor
century
EFrest with the Earl Lady blue
blood flows his veins and he had notion that would like
buffalo hunt IN Wall at be
somebody a the stake In nes Molnea Ia.
Ernest dubbed with hunor of aoeped
Areagh his hide lie smiled Al trouble luked
When the quarantine eesr attempted put
the usual questioning he asked Ensshman
occupation and right OF the funny nrshor replied
a boss too anything you know
laughed risht merrily
The dispatches have seriously related how detained
for further mental examination Cash bonds offered his
but find humor such little Job
ota II ANYTHING don't know les and
a siraitaekei in this country
And after "a hours discovered that Ernest british
huoris, officer lacking in
perspleaclty IN his failure laugh the risht time.
weak this OF the pond
iaoouAted with the deadly Kind OF home made
English h1mo but cinch that America has gotten million
Ernest has OF Uncle
he that before which will not hurt
him bless Is blooming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
AMERICANS MAY
GET THEIR PAY
CAPT. ALEX M'LEAN AND OTHER SAILORS WHO
ASSIST IN BERINo SEA CASES HAVE CHANCE
TO BE PAID AFTER ALL.

WASHINGTON. n. &. March -
Aftes knocking Ia vain FOR ~ years
&c The aoors Of congress. the Amer
tean saiiors who helped the Inltea
States save more than $500. GOO tn
The Befing SEA cases at Victoria
now stand a chance of securing pay
for their ships which were ssIzsd
by the government ard confiseated
under a law which was afterwards
knocked cut b International agree
nisnt The committee on foreign re-
aatioun q the senate has ordered a
favorable report on a oil 20 confer
jarisdietion upon the eircnit court
81 the Ninth district to hear ne
cases 81 these seamsn. and Ia alt
probability the measure viii PASS
without opposition
n lta report on the case the eam-
mlttee admits that Uuele sam has
been nnpardouabiy Slow In granting
these men even bare justice for
uardlnx them for their patriotic
services Their ships we're Hessed
outside u the three miie limit = hen
the government eiairnea Jurisdiction
over tbs whole u nerinx sea adj
Jacsnt to Alaska.
Conspicuous among the Assert
cans was Captain Alexander Me
feAn. lie owned a hAn interest IN
tao SHIPS Esixsa by the United
States. Tor which Great britain de-.
rnan4ed indemnity. Ifis co-ewaef.
. British subfeet. had suofn before
the Paris tribunal that he vas the
sole owner. The registry of the
ships aid rot disclose Captain Ne
Leans Interest Under the sfipslla-
tions nathing could Be awarded 70
him. an American But fUll award
20 the two shifts would have heue-
fitted him % the rxtent Of hts aaui-
ties in them. Under fha circum-
stances. this brave and honest man
made cath before the commission 70
HIS part ownership. when b. silent
assent 20 the perfidy q his partner
re would have been benefited him.
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self Not only aia Captain Mclean
lose By his truihfulasss. but his a.
tivity in behalf % The United States
subjected him 10 many unplsanan nj
experiences and personal rlak Al
the hands q the British claimant.
and their friends IN Victoria. sure.
~ snch a man and his cuuntEYmen
the American sailors. Who felned
defended aud sustained him. not
only deserves tho consideration Of
his government. bat has earned ths
praise 81 the pAaimist given q ehiu
who swcaroth 70 his own hurt and
chauzath not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

blookhaada who have heen causing
va 80 much trouble. and think
you arr entitled 10 tili cnpianh
tion. Thia company. az you know.
has always been n poor mans com.
pahY. and stands as the protector
of his family. Hoping this explain
alton IL satisfactory. have the hon.
or Ia be. Yours truly.
aELDEH HOOKER.
A letter from the anmo president
10 the chairman Of the company'a
finance committees
Dear Hlll
! have my eye on private
yacht ] wish 60 buy 30 the folks
can spend the rest 81 the winter
III tho West lndioa. aud Wish you
would Introduce a resolution rails.
inR my salary from tl60. 900 "a 5000.
goo Please omit the eulogistie rot
about my able services. my
many years Of faithful work. my
making the company the strongest
IN the world. etc. It's nobody a
business. aud I don't sec any roa.
son 90 explain
I Wiah you would take 81 600 600
out 81 the reserve fund aud buy the
control of the nucknkin Rapid Tran
Hit 90. We can rtorganize II. turn
the losa on and iaaue $500. 900 bonds
for improvements I'll take the
bonds know whore can dump
them aud then veil sell other
stock OF the company Of course,
we'll take 5000 apiece Tor our
fee. as we'll as the usual profits
have decided Ia charge the com.
pahy $4,000 600 for tho building
bought last week That leaves me
81 cot. 600 600 to- the good ON this
deal and $3.50 900 r. yours Tor your
trouble in having aa architect en-
anime the building Yours.
GELDER HOOKER.
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AMENDMENTS ARE
TO BE VOTED ON
eNHr CHARTER CHANGES WILL az SUBMITTED AT COMING
HLHcrioN-sGvERAL aREAr IMPORTANCE. 70 h

Elghi uhArter amendments aud
two bonding propositions have been
submitted to be voted ON by the
electors at the city election next
Tuesday Tho proposals. submitted
are IA follows
Amendment No. / provides that
regular council meetings shall be
held on the first and third Mondays
of the month instead OF the first
Monday. as at present Special
meetings may still be held when.
ever called by the mayer. preai.
dent Of the council or three mcms
tafa.
Street Assessments.
Amendment No. relatea TO the
method 81 making aud paying Tor
street improvements. aud It a. tn
tended 20 incorporate certain recent
state laws On the aubioet into the
charter
Amendment No. ! provides for
slightly changing aud making more
definite and certain the method Of
determining the bunefita accrulns
q property from street assess
ment. and FOR properly ApportioninE
such coat 10 thar property.
Raises Salaries
Amendment No. provides for In.
ereaslng the salary OF the mayor
from 5000 10 5000 a year, that %
the corporation counsel from 81 900
20 5000 the city treasurer from
$500 20 1850. the city comptroller
nom fseo1 10 ts.6e1. and city coun-
rilmen from tfs a month 20 tiaa
II provides Tor docking city coan-
eilmen $40 for non attendance At
regular meetings. so n the number
uf rcsular meetings monthly "a In.
creased 10 two city councilman
Who neg'eess hts duties entirely Will
draw Sos a month The proposal
contains an Unconstitutional pratf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
nm YorNa IDEA

FETH y - ET'T""fT
A young woman who teaches a
class In a Jersey city Sunday school
was recently talking 30 her pupils
relative To the deaifabilitY - Ia
ereaslng It's membership. When she
invited the cooperation "a that end
81 the several members, the young
utar nearest her shook his head du.
hloualy
= might sic one boy In our
nelRhbofhnod "a come" he explain
ed. but all the others hin tick me .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
JOHNNY KNOWS
WHATS GOOD

iIitla JohnnY jones eaain run.
nlng home frufn little niliY saith
house uus DAY. All excited ~uh
ma" aid be. "urO bat saii,hs got
some tanGy maple syrup. Billy :
ma gave mo some pan cakes With
that Oh an X vas the best ! ever
tasted Get snme. won't youf II
don't cost much. an'-Geol but it,
god
N~nd \ s.ceut stamp "a the Cries.
cent Manufacturing Co. Seattle. AMI
= sample battle will BE- seut TO yuu
free lfn vol worth tryfnk sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

"The price OF leather ls going up
again" remarked the president Of
the street railway company.
Let 'er 60" aaid the flippant
young superintendent i've got
enough 20 keep as IN straps Tor 10
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
2 Dozen 45c

For strictly fresh home ranch eggs.
and the beat butter n town lba
SIC. Good Iowa Creamery Csc per
10. and lard AZ cut rate prices
Cow Butter Store. First and Pike
st. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

HAD TO PICK TT TIP.
Z Thought qua told me yau we're
driving the water wagon.
That's rtEht. vaa But I
dropped the whip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
Texas Celebrates

AUSTIN. Tex. March s-Tuiay
u the 10th anniversary ~ the Dec.
laration % Independence % Texas
which was proclaimed on March
?. 1870 In honor Of the day all
public offices throughout the state
are closed to-day. flaxa are wayinF
from all puallc and thousands o.
private buildings. aud the eitlErnl
Of the state are generally ohaerv.
Ing the day a. a holiday Special
celebrations we're held IN nearly al
the public achooia this morning
and IN tho afternoon there viii BE-
paraAea and meetings BY patriotic
organizations. with addresses BY
prominent speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

Ian Mselarsn says a yuanx man
ahosia hide his wtt No. friends.
this advice "a not Intended for
Yong Jack Rockefeller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

When you're down town bur your
meat ~ the Hand n9x market. 100
First With every purchase Of soc
OF more you set a car ticket free. so
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sion which undertakes - giye bens-
~ of the increase to two eoanell-
men-ai iarse in the middle ~ their
term Of office
Amendment No. 8 provides the
city council with the power 90 grant
free water 20 any institution sup
ported IA whole or In part BY pub
~ charity.
Power 20 ESoavats.
Amendment No. g provides that
the city council shall have power 60
exrayate any street extending into
tho hafhor area. TO be uted IA q
slip for water craft.
Amendment 80. provides that
no franchise shall be granted Tor a
period extending beyond 1854 en-
evpt that u contain provisions for
tho purchase OF the plant construct.
"a Hereunder. and without any
value for franchise right. aud pro.
vldinE that street car franchises
on certain central streets shall con.
tain common user clauses.
Recall Amendment.
Amendment No. = IL the recall
amendment II provides that In
case an elected public official does
no, perform the duties Of bis office
% tho satisfaction ~ those who
elected him the voters can. upon
petition. call a new election FOE tho
election ~ successor The ineum-
bent IL permlttei 20 be q candidate
for re-eiection. but n defeated by
another candidate his term OF office
ends and the successful candidate
succceda him IN tho office
Que OF the bonding propositions
provides for the authorization OF an
issue Of $500 600 In honda Tor the
purchase and improvement OF para
property. the other for the issue Of
sees. 600 FOR the completion aud en-.
tension Of the city lighting plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
Butter, Butter

Fancy Iowa Creamery. pounds
Soc. good Iowa Creamery. 2be
pound. Cooking Butter zoe pound.
At Cow butter Store. Firnt and Pike
81 go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

Any advertising Of Omaha thai
Mr.. Patrick Grove may have omit
led has been supplied BY hls jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02


THE READY LETTER WRITER
A letter from life insurance
president 20 a policy holder!
Honofed Sir;
| am In receipt % yuur letter ia
which yDu tell me a namlser of 70.
ports afioat about our company Let
me thaak yoa very much f0r year
Kindness In communicating with
me instead % placing thn matter
before Thos " tawbnu ~ some al
torney u hrinE anit against ua You
have shown yogfaelf To - a man
OF far muec iutelllgcuca than tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

LouKwatthf Loakwprshf MEX
fsanKwurthT Who-oh. yra. certain
u. the fello~ Who wan married IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

Two chances 20 buy hnffaloes Tor
Seattle parks werc considered By the
park board yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02
STAR DUST
By Josh"

The way Of the Insurance man Is
hard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

been hiding In Tom iAwuon's pri
vHte car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

All thinEa come
quicker 4 theu tht
won't wait.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

LET II be understood once and for
all that John ID Rockefeller hasn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

the white housn Isn't n ntrangs
bow name wlll alp from ones
memory"
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-21

Bowes, lot 3. block 81. Refs Tract: grant
Joseph Haber and wife to Stephen T. Arnold
and wife. lot on W line of Ralston street, %
of Garfield 80 by 100; $40.
Home Realty Company TO Charles II. l1inde-
mann and wife, lot 6. block ., College Home
Emanuel Lewis Investment Company to Clara
sullivan. lot on NV line of London street, .oo
S Ducas Company TO Maria Aleze. lot on \
line Of Thirty second avenue. 2IJ " of j street.
James T. Brundase to Mabel W. Phelps. lot
on " line of Eighth avenue. 22o Of X street
Annie Davies ct AL TO Alfred NJ PheIan. lot
on Il line of Capp street. 1926 or twenty
sixth: \ S2:e by f 10. $40
Estelle Fiske to Stella +. Harmon. lot and
fraction of lots 8 and 6, block Slo. salt marsh
and tide lands; $40.
% lot on Sutter street. 91:s L of Taylor, 72:lo
by 13T IS; grant. ,,,,.
Schirrner. lots % and u. block 56. Refs Tract;
line of Islais street. 20 W of Gotta. 100 by
W %: $40.
of Italy. NE IS by Sc 1oo $40
Mary a Freeman ct AL to Louis a. Nalen-
tine ct al, lot line of Harrison street
20S:3E n of Twenty third. 51:Sla by E
C. E. Merrick and wife to Jane Hooking. lot
on \ line of Clement street 57:6 w of Twenty
hITd ayenpe Pet,hy 3 By ;.S loo; SO 70 John
Grany. lots SO and 40: grant.
Building Contracts.
Charles Frahm with Gustave Anderson. all
work except mantels for two-story frame
building on e line of Eighth avenue, 250 of j
street; 90 by 100; 1892.
J. H. Boardmsn with S Petersen, plumbing
gas fitting. sewering and standpipe for four
story frame apartment building w line of
Guerrero street 110 OF Seventeenth, so by
Timothy ]. sand Clara sullivan with Getty
Bros. to erect four-room cottage on W line
of London street, $50 of Persia 25x100 $3.50
Marcellin and Marie CarToul with Luigi Mar
story frame building W corner of Folsom
SIT GOO
Paul D. and May D. winkelman with F. s
Fyfe & Co. four-room cottage on lot "a block
l, College Tract; S2050.
August vetter with E. W. Stone excavation
and concrete work ON NV corner of Fifteenth
and Potrero avenues: S1300
John ID. Feldbush with J. L. Browne & Co. and
McSheehy Bros.-To erect two-story brick build
ing on W line Of Polk street, so of Bush, 80
by " so; $10,3
Kate Perssso ct al. with Charles Coburn-To
erect two-story frame building line of Fill
bert street; % Z of Scotland; $500
Joseph Music Estate Company with Vulcan
Iron Works and c. A. Hock-Brick and iron work
for three-story brick building on w line of Bat
tery street, 20 of Pacific. avenue; S12. 4s1.
Antonio Cuneo with Louis Cuneo-To erect a
three-story and basement frame building on
NV line Of Howard street 276 NE of ThIr
79:4A; $40. 600.
Mrs, A. Philbon with Mayer Bros-All work
except gas fixtures and shades of one-story
BrRtR;s 1ns s942s. 81 line OF Folsom street l2S Of
Mrs. p Stapeton with W A. TulIah-To
erect one-story frame building on W line of
Jessie street. 160 from Hermann; $500
b. Cereghino with L. Capurro and Joseph Mac
cano, contractors-To build three-story brick on
SW corner of Broadway and Montgomery street.
5S:6x10: S26 900
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California
Limited
To Chicago in 3Dags
Leaves daily at 9:zo A. N.
With Diners and Sleepers.

500 AN For Stockton. Merced, Fresno.
Hanford, Visalia, Bakersfield
500 PM. and intermediate points.
9:20 A.M--California Limited. Three
days to Chicago. Leaves every day.
Direct connection to Grand Canyon.
9:20 A.M.-Valley Limited for Stockton.
Merced, Fresno. Hanford. Vfsalia
Bakersfield and points on Sierra Rail-
way
1O:45 A.M.-For Stockton, Riversbank.
OakdaIe and points on Sierra Railway.
400 PM--Stockton Local
500 P-M--Overland Express for Dem
yer, Kansas City, Chicago and Grand
Canyon
TICKET OFFICES-Ferry building.
San Francisco; 1112 Broadway. Fortieth
ST. and San Pablo ave. Oakland; Uni
versity ave- and West St, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-21
SIEGE STORE ATTACHED

MARTINEZ. Nov. 20.-The Siege
Lumber and Hardware Company was
attached today by John F. Soule for
$21,557.27 for merchandise and lumber
delivered in the past year. Soule is
the plaintif on the dockets, but the
real plaintiffs are the Simpson Lumber
Company, Friend and Terry Lumber
Company, Humboldt Lumber Company,
Mccullough & Mueller, Charles Nelson
Company. Baker & Hamilton, Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson. Pacific Hardware
and Steel Company and the Redwood
Manufacturing Company.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-21
PROPOSALS.

for Subsistence supplies-offce
Purchasing Commissars San Francisco cal
November II, iD06--Seaied proposals for fur.
nishing and delivering Of such quantities OF
subsistence supplies. delivered al such wharf or
waaryes, or sucD warehouses In San Frsnrlsco
CAL. as per circular to be seen dt TINS ONCE
will be received here untn II O'Clock a m
THURSDAY. November p. 1906, and opened i'm.
Specifications. general Instructions q, bi6ders
acd blank forms of proposals WIZ be f.rzlsl@S
to established deasxS5 oL application 10 (5 n
KRAUTH0FF. Major Commissary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-21
BIRTHS

HICKS-In this city, November H. 1906 to the
wife Of William D. Hicks, daughter.
to the wife of Edward L. Holmes, a daugh-
ter.
LEYISON-In this city. November 90 1906, to
the wife of L. o. Levison, daughter.
PIXLEY-In Corte MADEIRA, Marin County. CAL
November 20, 1906 to the wife Of W. /. Pix
ley, daughter
PRESToN-In Oakland Cal, November 30.
1906, to the wife of Herbert F. Preston, a
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-21
Shipping News and Gossip Of
the Water Front

Office. Ioeated ut the Merchants Exchange. is
mantsined in san Francisco for the beneht of
mariners. without regard TO nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators are cordially invited TO
visit the Office. where complete Sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world kept at
hand, for comparison and reference. and the
latest Information can always he obtained
gsrding lights. dangers to navigation and all
matters Of interest to ocean commerce. The
time ball service has been suspended pending
the reconstruction of the tower OF the Ferry
building. J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. 5. ~, in charge.
Movements of steamers
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-21
MARRIAGES

TATUM-PEARCE-I this city. November IS,
1906 by the Rev. ]. S. Thomas. Henry L.
Tatum and Nellie Guy Pearce. both of San
zEIz-MICHAEL-In this ity. November II.
1906, by the Rev. NJ. II. Iiebe. Curt Zeiz and
Else Michael, both of San Francisco.