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LEGAL NOTICES.

TO Whom 1t May Concern: Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting of the
board of directors of the Empire
Builders of the Pacific Ca California
corporation), held on the S1st day of
May, 1906, said board of directors
passed a resolution that the principal
place of business of the said Empire
Builders of the Pacific" be changed
from the city and county of San
Francisco, State of California. to the
city and county of Los Angeles, State
of California;; and further notice is
given that the owners and holders of
all of the capital stock of said corpo-
ration. that is to say, the owners
and holders of all of the capital stock
of said corporation the ownership of
which entities the holders thereof to
a voice in its control and mana ge-
mept, have consented in writing to
said change; and notice is further
given that it is the intention of the
said Empire Builders of the Pacific"
to change it's principal place of busi-
ness from the said city and county of
San Francisco, State of California, to
said city and county of Los Angeles,
State of California. M. w. FOLSOM
w. A. FOLSOM, c, r.. .PITTOCK, O. w
COTTON, J. M. ASHER JR.. Directors
3t-jn 1421
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:
Arthur o. Smith. 81. s35 Ashburys St,
and Rosabel Morris. 20, S11 Lyon St
John T. Sherburn. Is. Sacramento.
and Mabelle c. Cole, 20. 3352 Sacra-
Hiram B. Berry. s6. San Francisco.
and Matilda S. stevens, A.. San Fran
cisco.
Emilio Lastreto, ss. 1s5 Belvedere
ST, and Goldie Cufield, Is. 141s Post ST
Franklin E. Murphy. 2S, 33S Brazil
ave-, and Louise r. Brooks. p, 1913
Lawrence Farley, 21. 1874 sixteenth
st. and Cecilia A Dolan. is. 1855 Brod-
Richard t. Dawson. 21. 1924 Nine
teenth st. and Henrietta A. Cook, 20.
1924 Nineteenth St.
Earl Grady. %. San Francisco. and
Maud L. Canham. 10. San Francisco:
Harry +. Landwehrkamp, 33, 1850
Lombard St. and Hattie Z. Arndt. "a.
1850 Lombard st.
Theodore Banbrock. 40. I32 Fillmore
st, and Mamie Dye. S5. 1855 Twenty
Edward A. Mccarthy, 2s, 271s Fol
som st, and Lucie A .Guillemard. %,
1161 Vermont st.
Joseph F. Grizelanczyk. %. 26S Page
St. and Della Won Nottingham, rs. sol
John j. Darrell. 42. 1924 Post ST..
and Rebecca 1. Marks. sS, San Fran
cisco.
1nOHaS J. Buckley 81, anu
Marie A. Parenti 21, Oakland
and hS%as Rathryn haslsR IS Sam EraneO
and sa Mary F. i Bachle. &. 2SSs k Folsom st. St,
John T. Biekerdike. 3S. San Fran
cisco, and Amelia NJ. Galley, 2S, San
Francisco.
OAKLAND. June s.-The following
marriage licenses were issued today:
Homer Beuak; %. San Francisco. and
Walter Mcdonald. 2s, San Francisco.
Ralph 2; Leland, 80, San Franciseo'
Chester c. Adle. %, San Francisco.
and Hazel X. Bradie, 10, San Francisco;
William n2o Z Talbot oS g. oaklsRd. 3aMsds and
%na Ternon n p RsisTSfs fT%is q e. ssa and
Mary e. Andrews, %, Oakland.
John c. MacCormack. Ss. San Fran
cisco. and Ida r. Mckenzie 70. San
Antonio Laiolo, 4s. Berkeley. and
DeIfina Cayalli, SO, Berkeley;
MsTy George EeImsn Ma1ea g q oaffaad Oakland and
George B. chiIds, 50. San Mateo. and
Matte G. Coombs,, SO, San Matee.
Franco olace. sS San Francisco, and
Blaeehe eh eamPbeiiI. q; oaklandi
LonViiia E. Siaueira. %. Oakland.
Edward L. Mcleod. .25, San Fran
cisco, and Josephine Miller, 10, San
tBernsIG Bernard Fuchs. "a. San Francisco,
and ZiIla Lubbock. SO, San Francisco.
and Sadie Landon, "a; San Francisco;
William II. Thiele, 21, Oakland, and
Sarah ]. Nelson. Il. Oakland.
! George stoddarrd. q. Berkeley: and
Susan s Ames; 26. San e FraSeisc88; Sen 8ro
cisco, and Carmen NJ. Gerling. %, San
Francisco
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TO Whom 1t May Concern: Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting of the
board of directors of THE Central
Agency-Incorporat Ca California
corporation), held on the 31st day of
May, 1906. said board of directors
passed a resolution that the principal
place of business of the said The
Central Agency - Incorporated" be
changed from the city and county of
San Francisco. State of California, to
the city and county of Los Angeles,
State of California;; and further mo-
tice is given tnat the owners and
holders of all of the capital stock of
said corporation have consented in
writing TO said change: and notice is
further given that it is the intention
of the said THE Central Agency-In-
corporated" to change its principal
place of business from the said city
and county of San Francisco, State of
California, to said city and county of
Los Angeles. State of California.
M. w. FOLSOM. w. A. FOLSOM c.
r. PITTOCK, o. w. COTTON, ]. nj.
ASHER JR., Directors. jim 7-14-21
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kENrFTELp REAL ESTATE.

,OAIE 10 Mira Monte. In beautiful,
healthy Ross Valley. Mira Monte IS
the country home OF the late Hall
NcAilister and is located at Kentneid.
Take Sausalito ferry and third-rail
electric: frequeht trains: low com
mute: 81 lots sold in four weeks
houses going up. streets graded; sew
ers and water mains laid in front OF
all lots: handsome live oaks. shrub
berry. roses; Mount Tamalpais in front
81 an lots; finest water in the world; l.;
climate unequaled.
Mira Monte IL a natural park
500 cash buys home.
$40 monthly until paid
Lots 5oxt5O and larger; prices $500
and upward.
LYON & HOAG. 1928 Fillmore ST
s. ". Banks, Resident Agent.
5t-su- -Nd-th-fr-sa
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PROPOSALS.

BIDS WAN rED-Notice is hereby given
that sealed proposals will be received by
the board of directors of tho Veterans
Home Of California. at the Veterans
Home. Napa County. California, up to
ii O'Clock a. m, SATURDAY. June 8,
1906, and opened Immediately. thereafter.
in the presence or bidders, for furnish
Ing and delivering luartermaster and
commissary suppnes, etc, for the Vet
erans' Home, Napa County. California
(raiiroad station \ ountville {. o. b., for
one year. commencing July J. 1906 and
ending June 30, 1897. Schedules with m
formation and instructions for submit
ting bids will be. furnished upon appli-
cation by the undersigned. Bidders will
schedules. and no bid will be considered
unless It is in accordance with such
sphedules Bids must be made on Sam
pies submitted whenever called FOR in
the schedule. Each bidder must accom-
pany his bid with a certified check upon
some well known and responsible bank
ing-house for at least 10 per cent of the
mesnil, treasurer, conditioned that the
bidder viii enter into a good and valid
contract upon notice of acceptance as
reduirel by law. The board reserves
The right 10 reject any or all bids and to
order any quantity over or under the
amount specified. Preference viii he
given 10 goods manufactured or pro-
uuaiity being equal, under the provisiorfs
of section Sef7 of the Political Code Ad-
dress John F. Sheehan, secretary of the
hoard os directors of the Veterans
Home of California. Veterans Home (P
Oh. Calsfo-nis- by order of the Board
OF Di-estorS. JOHN z. EHEEHAN
Secretary. my27' 's-J inc
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices
sent by mail will not be inserted They
publication offices and be indOrSed
with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same pub
1ished. Notices restricted simply TO the
announcement of the event are pub
lished once in this column free of
charge.
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MILL rALLE1, REAL ESTATE.
10 CASE. $40 MONTHLY

30. CASE. $40 MONTHLY
At beautiful Taaalpais Park, Mil
Valley, we are selling lots 50Hl5o and
larger AZ $3.50 TO 5000. many of them
are covered with grand rcdwoocs.
-laurcis and oaks. wafer mains and
sewers laid; ycu are in the country,
but STU have all Tae convcaiences OF
the city: two railroad stationn on the
tract Millwood and Park; every lot
within a few minutes' walk OF elec-
trio trains
See them today; a splendid place
fer your family. get OF at PARK sta
49,. a gent On the ground
LION s. EEOAG, 1923 Fillmore ST
5t-su- wd -th- fr-sa
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GLASS AND GLAZING.

GLASS and Giazing-Leave your orders
and they will receive prompt attention
GREGORY & CO.. Van Ness ave. and
Market st. my22-tf
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INFORMATION WANTED.

SHOEMAKERS, ATTENTION.
We want the address of George Pc
terson, Swedish shoemaker, who when
the fire came was working in a shop
on Fifth St, opposite the Mint. Adj
dress at once, UNITED WORKING
MEMS SHOE CO., 400 Bartlett St.,
San Francisco. rs
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DIED.

BRAsToW-In Alameda. Cal, June 5,
1906, s. ID. Brastow, beloved husband
of Sarah Brastow, and father of Vir-
ginia E. Brastow and Mrs. r. r. Hen
rice, native of Maine. aged "a years.
speetfuiiy f1y ana Invited he9uAnes to attend the
funeral Thursday, June z, at 4 p m.
from the parlors of the First Congre-
and Clay streets, Oakland. Interment
private. 1T
BOBSIEN-In this city. June 5, 1906.
Christiana Bobsien, beloved mother of
Emil. Henry and Johannes Bobsien,
and the late Mrs. Marie Scheuch. and
grandmother of Willis Bobsien. Mrs.
Modesto Fredrickson and Mrs Hen
ry Hillebrand, native OF Hamburg
Bremen, aged Sc years and 25 days.
Wiihnina. wife of the late John
Broieh. mother of Fred and Louis
Broich and Mrs. Manville C. Free
man, and the late Otto Broich, a ma
tive of Germany, aged "A years.
Remains at the parlors of N Gray
& Co. 2198 Geary street, and viii be
shipped TO Sacramento. Cal. today
on the $3.50 p m. train for interment.1
Hospital, June s. 1906, John Carlson,
"a native of Sweden, aged II years.
COLLINS-In this city, June 6, 1906,
Josephine. dearly beloved wife of
Mary G. and Josephine A. Collins. a
native of County Kerry. ireland. aged
33 years.
Friends and acquaintances are re-
funeral tomorrow tFriday).. at $50 a:
undertakers. r' ssos Howard Street.
near Twenty second. thence to St:
Church streets, where solemn re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated for
the repose of her soul. commencing g
at a. m. Interment Holy Cross Gem
etery. 7-2t
CONNOLLY-John Connolly, dearly be-
loved husband of Maggie Connolly.
and father of the late John Connolly,
native of Sligo. Ireland, aged 55
years l month and 4 days
spectfully invited to attend the
funeral Sunday, June 10, at 1920 a.
m. from the chapel OF Mount Olivet
Cemetery, and service Will also be
held for the late John Connolly.74tt
her late residence. 24S5 Post street.
Mary, beloved wife of James Casey,
and loving mother Of Mrs. ]. Byrne
and James and Charles Casey. a ma
tive of Ireland.
DUTToN-In Alameda. Cal. June 5,
1906. Jennie Dutton, beloved wife of
G. r. Dutton, native OF Ohio. aged
Sc years months and 25 days
Friepds and acquaintances are re-
funeral today tThursday). June 7. at
2:30 o'clock. from the chapel of James
Fowler. 2244 Santa Clara avenue. In
terment Mountain View Cemetery. 1s
FI.ATER-In this city. June 6, 1906.
SON Of James mes and Katie efIiy FIater psi4vin twin
brother OF the late Josephine G..
Flater. brother of Baby FIater. and
grandson of Mary and the late
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TO Whom 1t May Concern: Notice is
hereby given that we have purchased
the fruit store from ARTURO FAN
TOZZI. located at 1923 Haight St, free
of all outstanding Indebtedness San.
Francisco. June 6, 1906. p. MEL and
p FREDIANI 75fe
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LEGAL Notice--All bills against
HEINZ RESTAURANT and OYSTER
HOUSE, 1925 Haight ST., must be pre-
septed in 5 days, as it will be sold j.
HEINZ. 4-5ts
NOTICE is hereby given that I have
sold my grocery store. MRS NJ. COR
DON, Sc. cor. Seventeenth and San
chez sts a-5ts
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BORN.

MOFFITT-In Oakland, Cal, June 5,
1906. to the wife of II. Nj. Moftitt,
son.
SCHLESINGER-In this city, June s,
1906, to the wife of L. Schlesinger,
son.
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MARRIED..

N-SULLIVAN-At st. Mary's
Cathedral, by the Rev. Charles A
Ramm, Arthur B. Cameron and Claire
V. Sullivan, both of San Francisco.
= ZINNEN - In this city,
June 8, 1906, by the Rev. Herman
Gehrcke, Adolph F. Dettmer and Ce-
ellie ]. Zinnen, both of San Francisco
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STORES, offices. lodgeroom and all
kinds of space ct corner Haight and
Webster sts. Apply c. J. & w. j.
KEENAN,, 900 Webster st. 7-7ts
10 OFFICES for business. doctors, lodges:
modern Jefferson-sq. bldg, OPS G. c. av
my25-1nn
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los ANGELES.

INDUSTRIAL SITES
IN
LOS ANGELES
Write or wise
GEO. n SOREIzLE.
ee1 Citizers National Bank bldg,
SaTaTh-1m
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ALAMEDA FURNISHED HOUSES.

TO lease-One or two years, on Webster
st, Alameda, large building, contain
ing a large store 3SX40, plate glass
front; also flats containing IA rooms
in same building. H. G.. MEHRTENS,
Railroad ave. and Webster ST., Ala
media. 7-3t
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS.
AUDUBON.
e2S Ellis ST.

92S Ellis st.
Only half block above Van Ness
ave-; only first-class rooming- house
in city; so elegantly furnished suites
with private baths. electric lights,
electric elevator. steam heat hot and
cold water, telephones; sample rooms
for drummers; transient trade espe-
cially solicited; rates 81 per day up;
take Ellis-st car at ferry. je1-1mo
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JARDINE MACHINERY COMPANY
Temporary office 80 Noe St, between
Fourteenth ST. and Duboce ave. SITE
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CITY REAL Esr trE.

r. J. DUNPHY & co,
REAL ESTATE AMI lNSUR ANCE
1913 FILLMORE STRnsET.
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OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.

FOR rcnt-Best Offices in the city;
lO17 Steiner, cor. Golden Gate my3l If
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND Notice-The Giant Powder
Company. Con, Giant Station, Cali
fornia-A dividend, No. SO, of one
dollar (s1.00) per snare on the issued
capital stock of the company has
been declared, payable on June i1th
1906. Transfer books will close June
4, 1906, at noon.
c. C. QUINN. Secretary
Note.-Checks will be mailed as
usual to all stockholders who have
furnished their present addresses In
the absence OF this information
checks will be held at our temporary
Office, room 295, Bacon block. Oak
land, California, until called for or
request to forward is received. Yours
very truly, THE GIANT POWDER
COMPANY, CON.
lit c. c. QUINN. Secretary.
AMERICAN Can Company-A quarterly
divident Of one and One-quarter OK
per cent has this day been declared
upon the preferred stock of this COM
pany, payable on July 2, 1905, 10
stockholders Of record at the close Of
business June 16, 1906. The transfer
books viii be closed as to the pre-
ferred stock from juno II to July 2,
1906, both inclusive. Will mail
checks. r. II. ISMON, Secretary.
Dated New York, June 5, 1906.
je7 IL l3 is st
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Continued on PAGE Twelve.
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FRuITyALE ROOMS.

TWO apartments of rooms furnished
completely for housekeeping; gas:
bath closet; pantry; laundry. large
ground; s25 each per month: also
basement for housekeeping, s10 per
month, near local and electric cars.
1419 Fremont ave-, Fruitvale. c. G.
DAUNIT. 7-2t*
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TO LEASE
Lot soxl2o 70 rear street on the north
SIDE GOLDEN GATE AVE, BET
VAN NESS AND POLK
lot z5N5s s on south side OF BUSH ST,
Lot 50Nl06: NINTH ST, NEAR MIS-
SION. Owner will build
Lot s5135 on the &ORTHWEST COR.
POST AND LARKIN. Owner will
bulid an apartment house and
stores TO suit tenants
A. 1$-room house on PACIFIC AVE
NEAR VAN NESS; unfurnished:
$3.50 month rental: two-year
lease, II desired
-Four furnished rooms on ELLIS ST.
ut for living rooms or offices.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

Sl0o. .o00-WHEAT and barley ranches;
fully stocked and improved; good
houses and fences; on county road;
large income annually; situa ted on Sac
ramento River; now offered in exchange
Tor ;. f. real estate in business district
Apply r. NJ. ROYCE. 1852 Bush. my25tf
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HOUSES TO LET.

TO RENT.
2721 Clay ST., bet Plerce and Scott, IA
facing Alta plaza; partially furnished
273T Clay St, modern house of rooms
and BATH adjoining above property
House 2S11 Jackson St. rooms and
bath; will improve to suit tenant; near
Devisadero.
Modern house, II rooms and bath, 2351
Devisadero st, nr. Jackson; will fix house
to suit tenant.
G. X FKINK. 2626 Vallejo ST., corner
Scott. Phone West 1888 (working) .m20 If
LODGING HOUSE and restaurant: ca
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PROPERTY WANTED.


WANTED-To lease building 25x75 for
years, between First and Fourth
and Mission to Brannan; state rental
Box S02, 1851 Fillmore st jeT 3t~
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
4-ROOM cottage, barn and shed for lots
not too far out. Inquire 1924 Mis-
sion st. hats
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BURLINGAME LOTS.
$3.50 UPW ARD.
$50 CASH; SO MONTHLY.

t3U NAcEl5 sLU Nun Hi
san Francisco is the place for busi-
with the Bay Shore "Cut-Off" COM
Ileted il will be but % minutes from
;he city; IL is now only 5S minutes on
the fast train: electric car service TO
san Francisco as well; every lot has
sewer and water mains in front, and
streets are graded, etc; lots near the
station fine schools: good climate;
healthful conditions: fine water, etc.
FORTY LOTS SOLD SINCE THE BIG
FIRE.
Property is advancing In Burlingame
but we have not yet raised our prices.
Take San Mateo electric cars direct
- our Office at BUriingame
LYON & HOAG,
8-5tSuWThFSa 1928 Fillmore st.
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WANTED TO LEASE.

WANTED-To lease lot 3Oxl20 or
thereabouts. boundary Of Oak and
Golden Gate, Franklin and Laguna.
2-7t%
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FOR SALE

T1 let-WiIl put up temporary build
sngs, y. side Of Fulton. 1Oc f. of Polk.
l2OxI2o; ". side of 7th St ISo n. of
FOLSOM. 44xl65; W. side OF Cd St so S.
OF Harrison, Sox120; ". side of Sd ST
50 : Of Perry, 25X.5: s. side of Harri-
son. - " of Sd. S0xl2o: tenn orary
building on Z. line OF Polk bet. Clay
and Washington. GEORGE X. FRTNK.
. -2%s6 Vallejo St. till $3.50 a. M and at
ser 6 .. m. r9-tf
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
GEO. w. AUSTIN.
1909 Broadway, Oakland.

s4,0oo-Factory and warehouse site So
X200. right at the S P. freight
depot; spur track and all; this is
undoubtedly the best thing of
the kind on the market. (l2ll)
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Ah ESTATE ~ LEASE.
100000 SQUARE feet to lease on
Twelfth St. near Mission; will i'm
prove with temporary or permanent
buildings if desired. BALDWIN &.
HOWELL. 1892 Fillmore ST. my 81 If
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SEWING MACHINES.


SEWING MACHINES.
NEW HOME Office, temporary. 1889
Fulton new store open June is. Pine
St, near Van Ness. c. C.. BARRE
agent. my17-tf
WILCOX & GIBBS, Automatic Sewing
Machine Co.. located at TAB Turk ST.,
near Van Ness avo. Jnl-1ms
AFTER June / Domestic S. M. Co. 1883
O'Farrell ST., near Fillmore mail orders
will have attention. my26-tf
ALL kinds bought, sold, rented. repaired
/. s. Cohen. 1916 O'Farreil. my29- I'm
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS.
WILSON BROS. CO, Inc.--Moving and
storage. Cor. 14th and Sanchez / blk
from Market e Fillmore-st cars inyf7 IL
RUPTURE CURED.
Pierce Electric Co., trusses, belts, ETC.,
now located n. ". cor. Central ave and
Chestnut ST., Alameda. Call or write.
my20 II
VETERINARY HOSPITALS.
IRA BARKER DALziEI.. veterinary dem
tist. COS G. q. ave-: tel. West 24o0.ml7 II
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A FURNISHED room for refined gem
tleman; in private family. 1918 18th
st., Oakland. 6-7t+
TWO elegant furnished rooms for rent
Address 1920 z. 22d ST., East Oak
land. 7-Stt
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sWhAT AN EARTHQUAKE MEANS;

The destruction of the business means
Just what the destruction of Chicago 1871 Earthquake
and fire have turned of business activity
Property is gone assets have lost value and all the machinery
organized commercial and industrial activity destroyed
In Chicago there only fire deal with In San
e dread OF another earthquake becomes handicap
ton because the dhearened people it will
be natural to that what happened "Wednesday likely
to happen again.
The truth is however that earthquakes changed the ds
tiny OF only few OF the worlds cities Constannope
beautifully situated San Francisco by earth
quakes 557 o36 1900 on the Golden
Horn the capital of empire and the desired empires
oklo overwhelmed by earthquakes 1903 1855 but
was rebuilt time and again Toxic bay 1t the political
another empire and of the largest prosperous
cities in the world
In location strategcaly commercially considered San
francisco not unlike Consantnople Toxic The great city
OF the ac coast will be the Golden Gate
bay earthquakes earthquakes Francisco has had life
as city OF only tsx years 1t from Struggling of
10000 inhabitants 1850 square miles ex-
tent with population of $4,000 in fifty years
The heart of the city covering eight square miles,
oeen DESTROYED BUT the men who San Francisco wealth
and influence alive and the interests that
to the development of San Francisco and California only
Chicago, New York and hundred other reaching
forth helping hands with more than promises in them All the
signs point to the quick restoration of order prompt
organization OF resources and to the rebuilding of the city
As to another earthquake tell San may
never nave another such visitation that of Wednesday, But
city is immune in this particular The Standard referring
to the disaster at San Fraecsco said We well
that there will not be lacking in this land happily
these sudden caamties, impulse brethren in dis
ess The plain inference that England beyond the earth
quake belt and have any such disaster that which
whelmed San Francisco.
The truth that England earthquakes than San
francisco had previous Wednesday, There shocks
1880 1874 and 1878 In the earthquake of April $50
many buildings in London wrecked among St Paul
and lmpe churches There earthquakes England $780,
1882 1871 and 1884, each doing considerable damage
Peking China lost inhabitants earthquake of
M Du mas not been materially injured by earthquakes
Cairo Egypt lost half its 10000 of its inhabitants in
I754 but has had no disaster of the kind since
lhe precedens OF the do contention that
an francisco more than other city of the Pacific
to be subject to earthquakes On the other hand record of
earthquakes favorable city just has the sympathy
OF the whole world-Chicago lnter-Ocean.
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pmpflnto iof other eounii's
Tho chair aail he it nui and added
ihai ihs Nnfl uus AWInpriftng fHi
ihr tuUrtri fhat vouchers we've pre-
sonied lore f0f ufh csprHfes nnd nr
proved
Mr. Lucas chen remarked that ihc
Board cou, mahr nn appropriation and
the chair said the maitor would BE-
isken up. hr hll u1 doubt ii would be
settled satifn.f1rilv
Mr. Archer reported from committee
on Nays aud Means the following,
Your Committee ON Ways and
Means. 90 whom was referred The com
municailon from James l.. Holt. Tax
Assessor First rnNation Division, in
regard 10 commissions due for road
taxes collected for the period from
July !. 1905. 20 March 81, 1906, beg 20
report that they recommend that the
bin of commissions. as presented boy the
Tax Assessor for the collection of the
special road tax hc allowed
+. X. ARCHER,
II. r. MOORE,
Committee
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nearly so great. The wall of water
had chance to spread out, and in con-
sequence it lost it's terrific force The
farmers and ranchers had removed
their stock and valuables to places of
safety, thus minimizing the loss from
the overflow. Consequently 1t is now
certain that the people of Rumsey will
be by far the greatest sufferers from
the flood.
Guinda, the first town below Rum.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-22

sey, is ON comparatively high ground
and so it escaped with comparatively
little loss.
At Capay little damage was done
though a number of small buildings
and barns were reached by the flood
The hills, which rise abruptly above
Capay, were covered with camps, where
the people probably will continue to re-
side until it is certain that all danger
is over.