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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
LOSES HER DIAMONDS
IN AN OAKLAND CAFE
San Francisco Fire Sufferer Leaves
Jewels on Table and They Mys-
teriousIy Disappear.

BERKELEY. May 11.-Mrs. Emma
Stahl congratulated herself. after los
ing all her property that could be
burned in San Francisco, that she still
retained set of diamond earrings,
worth $500. She lost the jewelry today
and now is destitute. While lunching
at cafe she took the earrings off. as
they panied her. and laid them on the
table. A few minutes after she had
left the restaurant she recalled having
left the diamonds on the restaurant
table. and hastily returned. only to be
told that no diamonds had been seen In
the place The police are at work on
the case.
Mrs. Stahl came from France two
months ago to reside in San Francisco.
She had planned to return to Europe
after the fire, using her diamonds as
collateral upon which to secure a loan.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
BRYAN WILL NOT SEEK
The NOMINATION I'M 1903
Indicates in 4 Letter, However, That
He Would Not Refuse IL If
Rendered Him.

CHICAGO. May ia dispatch to
The Tribune from st. Louis says:
N. c. tWetmore Of this city, a per-
eonal friend Of w. ]. BBryan, yester-
day received from Bryan, who is in
Egypt, letter, in which he says:
Il am satisfied that the things I
am lighting for are growing, but who
VIII be most available in 1903 is g
question that cannot be answered now.
! shall not do anything 10 secure an
other nomination. and do not want it
unless circumstances seem to warrant
g.; time alone can determine that"
This is the first authoritative state
nent Of 8Ir. Bryan's attitude toward
The Presidency in 1905. The letter is
personal and his comment on the ma
tional situation is more interesting
10 the public from the fact tha: IT is
me frank utterance Of q party leader
lo q confidential friend
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
FRANCISCO LOOT
FOUND IN QUARTERS
OF A NAVAL GUNNER
! Hero of the Recent Fire Faces Seri-
I, Gus Charge as Result of
Search.
Cut Glass and Gold Headed Can.
Found Among His Effects at
Mare Island.
Splendid Record Made 'by Accused
Man While in Charge of
Dynamiting Squad.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SoPtCldl- lJlSPc1tCll " lie Ndll.
EALLEdO, May 10.-The quarters of
Gunner T.. c. Hull, who was in charge of
one of the dynamiting squads during the
San Francisco fire, was searched at Mare
Island Wednesday by Captain Charles E.
Harber of the receiving ship Independ-
ence and Warrant Maehinist Ricketts,. A
quantity of cut glass and a gold-headed
cane, with the name of Henry MePike,
an attorney of San Francisco, engraved
upon it were recovered. While charges
have not yet yeen preferred against Gun
ner Hull, is it probable that he will have
to answer to the serious allegation that
he engaged in looting while on duty. 1t
is the custom in the navy to give an ac-
cused man opportunity to present his side
of the case before formal charges are
fled.
Gunner Hull was one of the heroes of
the San Francisco catastrophe, and was
commended for his daredevil operations
while in charge of dynamiting operations.
He repeatedly risked his life and his he
roic work was praised on all sides.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
Such Is the Information
Given DepoSitorS.
TO LIMIT THE WITHDRAWALS
Normal Conditions to Be
Restored Soon.

Ihe savings bank Of San Francisco
Will reopen for business on the first
Monday in June. which falls on the
4th. No announcement has been made
OF this fact. but depositors in the saw
ings institutions who made inquiries
yesterday as to when they would be
able to get money were Informed that
the opening date had been definitely
fixed by the executive COMMITTEES OF
the Associated Savings Banks.
A meeting OF representatives OF the
banks Of savings has been called for
next Monday, to be held at the north
west corner Of Clay and I.aguna
streets. Important business will then
come up in connection with the open
Ing Of the banks.
The general expectation among the
bankers is that on sordinary deposit
accounts the limit OF money to be
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
Priee Of Ice il chicago Advances.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE price of
ice in Chicago yesterday reached the
high record of 1903. with a promise of
soaring even higher before the present
season closes. To the small user It is
now 40 cents per hundred pounds when
100e pounds are contracted for. or
81 l-2 cents when the contract Is for an
entire ton. not paid for in advance.
The rate in 1905, when hundreds of
tons more ice were used in Chicago
than In any previous year, was only 25
cents per hundred.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
SALOONS WILL REMAIN
CLOSED INDEFINITELY
Police Board Revokes Their Licenses
Mayor Takes a Firm Stand
Against Liquor Sale.

Mayor Schmitz, in an interview, yes
terday, referred to the saloon ques-
ton In the following language:
You may say for me that the sa
looms will remain closed indefinitely
in San Francisco. Peace and quiet
have prevailed since all traffic in liquor
was stopped and no saloon will be per-
n1ttted to open until such time as there
lis no likelihood of complaint. I may
say that the saloon men themselves
are not complaining. It is certain that
nothing will be done in the liquor mat
ter inside Of sixty or ninety days, pos
Isi6sy longer
After the great Chicago fire the sa-
looms We're kept closed for a year and
q day. The San Francisco fire covered
more than double the area of that dis
astrous blaze, left homeless nearly
twice as many people and trebled the
temptation to commit crime.
The Police Commissioners met yes
terday afternoon In their rooms in the
Lowell High School. with Mayor
Schmitz present. At his suggestion
that in view or the present conditions
all liquor licenses be revoked tempo
rarily and that not so many as here
tofore be issued in the future, Com
missioner O'Grady made a motion tc
. that effect. which was carried The
Mayor said that several saloon mer
were erecting one-story buildingse er
the sites OF their former saloons anl
1t was we'll that they should be made
aware Of the fact that there viii be
sweeping process of elimination al
the proper time.
Prior to the adoption of that mo.
tion the Commissioners had ordered
that Herman Frey, 140l BELLS street;
Richard Rohrs. Ocean terrace; James
Curtin, 4O94 Twenty-fourth street, and
Dick Henning, Twenty-arsr and Fol-
som streets, who had been arrested fol
selling liquor in violation OF the May
or's order be cited to appear before
the board next Friday to show cause
why their licerTes should not be per-
manently revoked.
A report was read from Captain Duke
making a complaint against Captafil
J. N. Killian OF the regular army Ii
was alleged that on Sunday morning
May 6, while policemen Frary anl
Lyons were on their way home from
night duty thew met Policeman r.
Skain in front OF the Moulder School
at Page and Cough Streets. .Skair
and Lyons were in uniform. Captain
Killian approached them and told then,
they had no business there. He called
Private Lawrence Walker of Company
F. First Regiment. n. G. c.. who was
doing sentry duty. and told Walker
not TO allow the policemen to cross
the lines and ST they refused to move
On to stick them with his bayonet. II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12

was ordered that copy of the report
De forwarded 10 General Greedy.
A motion was made that CHER Dinar
De instructed to report at the nexr
meeting Of the board as to the con-
duct of the fve men against whom
charges We're pending at the time of
the earthquak, since that time and if
satisfactory that the charges be dis
missed.
|. Following are the resolutions. passed
IN regard to liquor licenses:
Resolved, that all holders Of ner-
nits to sell liquor are hereby warned
uhtil further notice TO incur no expense
IN the construction or preparation Of
any buildings. or to lease, or open for
such purpose. under penalty Of abse-
lutte loss Of their entire Investment
therefor.
Whereas. tfe conditions which ex-
ISL In San Francisco imperatively re-
quire for the city's best interests the
absolute cessation OF all liquor traffi,.
and
Whereas, al good citizens have
combined In the laudable desira 70
tiiidiueale such cessation. and,
whereas, the proclamations which
nave heretofore been issued by His
honor the Mayor have been hereto
lore generally obeyed. but a dispo-
sition now exists on the part of some
liquor dealers to disobey the same. and
70 question the legality. and,
Whereas. the same result may be
achieved by action on the part NJ tba
board; therefore be 1t
Resolved. thar in order to secnr,
proper conditions. and for the reasons
aforesaid, all permits to sell or disnose
OF liquor in the city and County Of
San Francisco be and the same are
! hereby revoked and set aside until
further action of the board. and all
authorities of the city are hereby re-
IQuested to take notice hereof"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
Hermann AsssI Fight . Draw.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. May 11.-Kid
Hermann OF Chicago and Abe Attel OF
San Francisco fought twenty rounds
to a draw tonight before the Pacific
Athletic Club The fight was one OF ths
cleverest and fastest ever seen in this
city, Attel using all his cievernsss
and speed to avoid the sturdy rushing
Hermann. The cleverness and speed
Of Attel was marvellous and were all
that saved him from certain defeat.
Hermann forced the fight from tho
start TO finish, but not until the last
four or five rnis1hda was be able to land
effectively.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
Adjustment on California
Wine Association Is
Nearly Done.
Several More BuildingsAr
Allotted to Various
Companies.
Large Staff Is Now at
Work Figuring What
Shall Be Paid.

one hundred ana twenty-five adjust
ers, with STATS Of expert assistants,
are actively at work determin-
ing the losses on nineteen big
risks, and The general adjusting
committee OF the Fire Under
writers Adjusting Bureau and the rep
IresentatiYes Of the companies interest
ed expect. reports soon. The adjusters
on the losses of the California Wine
Association have about completed their
labor and their findings viii probably
be the first TO be made known Repre-
.sentatives OF 4tne companies concerned
in this risk say that there will be no
delay in payipng the insurance after
the adjusters have submitted their fig-
ures.
At the meeting Of the general adjust
ing committee held in Reed Hall, Oak
Land. yesterday the following losses
were taken up ard the companies given
after each risk were ordered to pro-
vide adjusters to ascertain the damage
done:
racific Union Club-North British
and Mercantile. Aetna. Globe. Rutgers.
San Francisco Bulletin = American
Central. Phoenix of Hartford, svea.
N. S. Schussfer & Co.. Incorporated,
707 Market street-National Fire. Union
Assurance, Northern Assurance.
John CARRIER Brick building
ford, Atlas. Transatlantic.
Mercantile Trust building - Royal.
Atlas, Hartford.
Max Harris, 5ewelry. 105 Stockton
eet-Transatlantic, Hanover.
Henry T. Scott, office building. south
west corner Mission and Fremont
streets Queen. Home. Commercial
Union.
Palace Hotel building--Commercial
Union, London, Royal
Il. P. Smith & Co., s10-s12 Brannan
street-Law Union and Crown. Trad
ers
Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co.,
building. II Beale street = Individual
underwriters, German-Anerican. Rhine
and Moselle.
Dunham, Carrigan Hayden Co.,
stock-Fire Association, Scottish Union
National.
B. Holt & Brother. eli Sansome
lstreet-conecticut, Norwich Union. At
las.
Many experienced adjusters from
New York, Boston, Baltimore. Chicago
and other large Eastern cities have ar
rived here and are being daily assigned
to work For the benefit and enlight-
eminent Of the adjusters from outside
Of California loea. authorities on wages
paid here and also the cost OF building
materials have been appointed to assist
the Eastern mefi.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
c COMMISSIONER SARGENT
SPEAKS ON IMMIGRATION
Thinks the American People Are Need
iessly Alarmed Over the In
Hux of New Corners.

PHILADELPHIA. May live can
admit q million immigrants every year
for ten years, and II they are put in
the right place they viii prove a bene-
Il to the United States" said Immi-
grafton Commissioner f. p. Sargent
While discussing the immigration prob
lem at the semi-annual meeting of the
Fhfladelphia Baptist City Mission.
The American people" ne said, ARE
greatly stirred up today over the in
fux OF immigrants. 1 DO not think
there Is any cause for alarm. Theirs
wese Lo2s,o admitted 10 this country
last year: there win be a million more
This year. Let them come. We want
xhs right kind OF Immigrants"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
AT TAE coRNER eF 51YleR AND ELLIS SIS


paid out TO any one depositor will be
$500. On the term deposits the GUS
tomary notice may be required. The
banks have waited to definitely ascer-
tain the condition Of their vaults be-
fore opening them.
Private safes in the wrecked build
Ing OF the San Francisco Savings
Union have been opened. Some have
contents intact: others have Jared
poorly. The savings bankers express
no doubt that their vaults will be
found to be all right when they are
opened.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
Comes to This City on an
EnterpriSing Search
for Bargains.
DepOSiting Large Sums in
the Banks for Use
in Deals.
Agents and MOneyed Men
Are Making Quiet In
VeStigdtiOnS.

Within the past few days new ae-
counts have been opened at several
OF the commercial banks of San Fran
cisco BY men from the East. who have
deposited sums ranging from $4,000
upward Some Of them are known by
reputation TO banking men TO be pos
sessed OF large wealth. Others are
supposed TO represent wealthy clients
Ia Eastern money centers-
The evident purpose CT these men,
the bankers say. is TO make invest
nient Of their funds in San Francisco.
The sums deposited are supposed 10
be evidence Of larger sums TO come as
soon as the local situation has been
thoroughly studied by the outsiders.
Strength has been impaired by the
strong declaration issued and signed
By the San Francisco Clearing House
Associations central body that while
there are persons in San Francisco who
win need charity for some time to
come. the financial institutions need
no aid and are amply able TO attend
Ia financial needs.
This declaration had hardly been
published in the East when the out
side capitalists began to appear. Since
men they have come into San Fran
cisco quite numerously. Several East
eTn architects appeared at the tenn
pcrary headquarters Of certain large
commercial banks yesterday with let
ters OF Introduction from Eastern
Inoneyed men This Circumstance is
also considered significant, as the ar
chitscts are supposed to be looking
over the ground TO report 10 capital
lists what can be done in construction.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12

Attorney John &. Moran in response 10
sumnonses issued by the District At
torney. who placed before the Grand
Jury evidence IN connection with al
legged bribery which was a feature OF
the defeat of the anti-bucket shop bill-
Only twenty-five Senators and Rep
resentatives were detailed for examina-
ton before the Grand Jury. Many or
them who at first regarded the matter
as joke today denounced Moran's In
vestigation as an outrage and serious
reflection on Massachusetts.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
Los ANGELES PROMOTER
Is TO FIGHT ExTRADITioN
Declares if He Is Guilty of Fraud Hun
dreds of Mining Men Should
Also Be Arrested.

Los ANGELES. May ILL., n.
Mitchell OF Los Angeles. charged in a
number of indictments brought IN the
Wilkesbarre. Pa, courts with having
obtained money by false prstense
and with having entered into q con-
spiracy to defraud by selling mining
stock in the East and against whom
extraditlon proceedings are now pend
ing. says he will fight the case to the
end
IF any court can convict me OF con-
ducting transaction like this. then it
can convict any one OF thousands OK
mining men IN the Southwest who have
organized companies and whose stock
holders may not be satisfied with ths
showing made" said Mitchell yester-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
Football Player Ends His Life

BOSTON, May 11.-Because of de-
spondency Malcolm McLeod.a Harvard
Institute graduate and football player.
committed suicide yesterday by shoot
ing himself through the heart with a
revolver. He ended his life at mis-
mothers home in the Back Bay district
Two years ago he played on his class
eleven at the Massachusetts Institute
Of Technology.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
Or. Hauah Is Sentenced to Death.

DAYTON. Ohio, May H. Judge
Brown in the Common Pleas Court to-
day overruled the motion for new
trial in the case of DR.. Oliver c. Haugh.
convicted OF the murder of his parents
and brother. and sentenced him to be
|electrocuted August 20.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
Jumps to Death From High Window

Jumps to Death From High Window.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa. May 11.-Fight-
ing off two nurses and his wife, Lew
Wilson. a wealthy business man OF
Presho, S. D.. threw himself from the
second-story window Of hospital here
and was killed. This was his third
attempt at suicide within two weeks.
Business troubles are given as the
causs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12

Could appeared In court The latter
was accompanied by her counsel. Ed
mond Kelley. The hearing disclosed
that there was no chance Of a re-
Cancellation. the Countess insisting
on an absolute divorce. This con-
cluded the formal preliminaries. The
Countess bill asking for absolute IL
vorce win now be fled, the papers VIII
be served and the case win proceed
at once.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
Yachts May Race This Month,

HONOLULU, Nay 11.-Commodore
IL. E. Cooper Of the Hawaii Yacht
Club sailed yesterday on the steam
ship Alameda for San Francisco for
the purpose of rearranging the date for
the trans-Pacific yacht race. 1t is en-
pected here that the race will start tb,s
month
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
COUNTESS cAsTELLANE
WILL NOT FORGIVE BON
Refuses All Offers of Reconciliation
and, Through Counsel, Insists
on an Abscluts Divorce.

PARIS, May 1.-THE Castellane case
was taken up again today for the pur-
pose OF learning IL 1t was possible to
reconcile the parties. Both Count
Boni and the Countess uormeriy Anna
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12
BAY STATE LEGISLATORS
OBJECT TO INVESTIGATION

No Longer Regard District Attorney
Moran's Bribery Accusation
as a Joke.
BOSTON, May 1-One hundred
members OF the Massachusetts, Legts-
laturs appeared at the Office OF District
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-12

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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-04
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
In the District Court of Custer County,
State of Idaho.

In the District Court of Custer County,
State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Dissolution of
The Thunder Mountain Gold King
Mining & Milling Company,
a Corporation.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Directors of The Thunder Mountain
Gold King Mining s. Milling Company.
a corporation duly incorporated under
the laws of the State of Idaho. has
made application for voluntary dis
solution to the District Court of Custer
county, State of Idaho, and any one
wishing to oppose said dissolution
mnst file his objections TO said applica-
tion with the Clerk of said Court within
thirty days OF the first publication OF
this notice.
NCN GEO. E. KEYES,
Scu<5 Clerk of the District Court.
Dated Challis, Idaho, Aug. s1st, 1906
First publication Sept. 4th, 1906. w5
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-04

the lot. They chased six runs
across the pan in the eight in
ming and won in a walk. Clark
collected his $12O from the stake
holder, and remarked that it
would pay his car fare to the
convention.
I don't care if l did lose,''
sadly asserted one of the men
whose money Clark had won.
I'D never bet on a bunch of
Mormons."
What ?" demanded Clark.
Were those Brigham City play
ers Mormons ?"
Sure"
But Clark kept the money just
the same.
Ed. O'Neal and Carol Payette
were over from Pahsamaroi last
week.
Pearl and Earl Millick have
returned to Blackfoot to attend
school
The postoffice at Stanley has
been discontinued. Mail will go
to Robinson hereafter.
Arch Howell is acandidate for
Sheriff before the Republican
convention. He would make a.
good officer if elected, and is an
old timer in the county.
A great amount of develop
ment work is being done on the
different mines up Garden creek,
and as a rule these mines have
good showings, and when they
strike the main lodges, which
they will, they viii have ore so
rich that will put all of the own
ers on easy street. J. G. Dough
erty, Fred Tippe, H. F. Powell
and the Dorgan claims are all
being developed, and all have
fine showings.
D. P. Carpenter, managing
owner of the Valley Creek mines
and mill, in Stanley Basin, is in
town, on business connected
with his property. Having paid
the claims of all the creditors,
all the taxes for the past three
years, and everything that was
lagainst it otherwise, he is await
ling the pleasure of the former
owners. before making arrange
ments for the vigorous prosecu-
ton of the work. By the 10Th
of October he will begin to lay
; in his supplies for the ensuing )
months. HALEY Times.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-04
DIRECTORS MEETING.

South Packer Gold Mining Co., Ltd. !
Challis, Custer County, Idaho,
September srd, 1905.
Notice is hereby given. that at q
meeting of the Directors held on the
third day of september, 1906. an assess
ment of One mill per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corpora
ton, payable TO ]. C. Fox. Treasurer,
at Challis, Idaho, on or before October
5th. 1906. Any stock upon which this
assessment remains unpaid on October
9th. 1906, will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment is made before, will be
sold on October e5th. 1906, to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale. GEO. h. KEIES,
Secretary,
Challis, Idaho
First publication Sept. 4th, 1906. vs.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-04
Rooms First. Glass !

Rooms First. Glass
AT Mrs. NJ. Jose's Hotel, locat-
ed just short distance north
west of r.: n. Hull & Co.'S. store
Challis, Idaho.
Large rooms and good beds.
Lodging by the day, week or
month. Rates reasonable.