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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
BULL PEN" IS NOT
NECESSARY, SAY THE
OAKLAND OFFICIALS
Opposed to Drastic Measures for Sub
jueation of the BibuIousIy Inclined
Visitors and Residents.

OAKLAND, May 15.--Chief Of Po-
lice Wilson, as we'll as Mayor Mott.
president Of the Board Of Police and
Fire Commissioners, are opposed TO
the suggestion Of Prosecuting Attor-
ney Leach that a -bullpen" be estab-
lished under military guard for the
Imprisonment Of persons arrested for
drunkenness. Chief Wilson thinks he
can still Accommodate overexhilarated
citizens at the city prison. but II worst
comes 10 worst he viii devise a plan
less obnoxious than the "bullpen" TO
meet any exigency which might arise.
City officials do not hesitate to de-
clare that the situatio has been ex-
aggerated and n7agnified beyond its le-
gitimate proportions. They insist that
the increase in drunkenness is not out
OF proportion 10 the Increase in popu-
lation- They point out that crime has
not increased by reason Of the new
conditions; that is 10 say. crime of a
serious nature. On the contrary. de-
spite the unexpected changes due 10
the large movement into the city. the
general order has been and continues
70 be excellent. AS long as these con-
ditions are unchanged necessity for
drastic treatment is not admitted by
Chief of Police Wilson. On the general
subject Mayor Mott said today:
Our city IS orderly. It is well con-
Quoted and our people are meeting
the emergency with remarkable adap-
liability. ] see no reason for any un-
usual action on the part of city off,
eials. Problems which confront US
viii be met as their Importance de-
serves. II is not fair TO ourselves to
overestimate their importance"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
DARGIE'S WORK
Brings REWARD
OakIaRd'S Efficient Post
master ReappOiRted by
President.
Makes Record Which Calls
Forth COInIneRdatiOn OF
the People.

OAKLAND, May 15.-Thomas T.
Dargie has been reappointed POST
master OF this city in recognition Of his
excellent work for four years in charge
Of the local departments.
Postmaster Dargie has made a rec
ord for efficiency which has called
forth the commentator OF the postal
department He has largely increased
the facilities OF the office, has secured
increased carrier and clerical forces,
has systematiZed and reorganiZed the
entire work on a sound basis. For
many years Postmaster Dargie was ac-
tive in the Republican party councils
OF the State. He occupies e high po-
sition in the community. In private
life he has been secretary for many
years Of the Tribune Publishing Com
pany. Of which William E. Dargie. his
brother. is president The reappoint-
ment OF Postmaster Dargie Will receive
the approval OF all persons who come
in contact with the postoffice admin
istration. Dargie is the only POST
master IN the history of this city who
has been reappointed. His reappoint-
ment was recommended by Represent
ative J. r. Knowland and concurred
IN by United States Senators Perkins
and Flint OF this State.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
Oakland Marriaqe Licenses.

OAKLAND, May 15.-The following
marriage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk today: Ole II. Carlson,
%, and Annie Burr, 2I, both Of Oak
land; Leslie Chapman, %, and Ethel
Dryer. 19. both OF San Francisco;
Jonas T. Gratz. so, and Annie Magner,
40, both of Oakland; Claude A Lang
ley, %, San Francisc and Carrie d.
Voehies, %. San Jose: Thomas r. Gre
Der, So, and Alvirdie NJ. Mundell, 80,
both OF San Francisco; Chester A.
Jones. %, and Gertrude F. McConaly,
IS. both OF San Francisco: Jens P
Jensen, 36. and Anna c. King. 3s, both
Of San Francisco: George Embury,
90. and Sarah d. II. Hanscom. 2s, both
OF Berkeley; August +. de Bernardo
%. and IDA Silverman. Is, both Of San
Francisco; Joseph AmerIo. IS, and
Mary c. Lovisone. %. both Of Oak
land; Homer E. Jensen. 2S. Watson
vile. and Marie Homer, 81, Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
GOVERNOR THANKS SCHOOL
CHILDREN OF LOS ANGELES
Expresses His Appreciation of the Kind
ness and Sympathy Shown by Them
for the Fire Sufferers

OAKLAND. May I5.-Touched by the
self-sacrifice and sympathy manifested
by the school children Of Los Angeles,
Governor Pardee has written IN the name
Of the State z letter OF thanks TO them
The message sent 10 G. H Washburn Of
the Los Angeles School Department
reads:
My Dear Nr. Washburn: I wish you
would see 70 IL that the school cI.--dren
OF Los Angeles. who responded, as did
their parents. 10 the appeal for help
that the people Of San Francisco, rem
oered homeless and schooIless by the
terrible fire that followed the earthquake
Of April Is, are properly thanked. in the
name Of those destitute people, for their
great kindness.
Tell them. please. for me. that I wish
had time to write them each letter
OF thanks for and appreciation Of their
great generosity. But. OF course, how
ever much 1 would like 10 DO so, cannot
ind time, and even II 1 could find time
could not find words TO express the
feeling that I have toward them.
so / shall have TO ask you TO say to
them, one and all, girls and boys, big
and little. that San Francisco's homeless
people and their schoolless cI.ldren are
grateful and thankful to and proud
very proud-of your Los Angeles Cali
fornian school children.
God bless them. every one.
Very truly yours.
GEO. c. PARDEE, Governor"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
TENT SCHOOLS
TO BE Opened
Work of Board Of Education
Is to Be Resumed in
a Few Weeks.
Major MCIVOf Of the Park
Relief Station Gives a
Solution.

The nucleus OF the New San Fran
cisco School Department will be organ
lied in Golden Gate Park before many
days. Major G. w McIvor. in charge
OF the Park relief station, has provided
tent accommodations for 800 children
and the matter is now up to the Board
OF Education. The board was TO con-
fer with Major McIvor yesterday, but
there was a hitch in arrangements.
There are upward of 500 children of
the school age in the Park relief Sec
ton, and what 10 do with them has
been a serious problem TO the authori-
ties. Major McIvor's idea seems TO be
the best solution.
President Roncovieri OF the Board OF
Education was in favor OF resun1ing
school as soon as the fire was extin-
guished, but this was thought imprac-
ticable for many reasons. All of the
school buildings are used for offices for
municipal officials. Members OF the
be dangerous 10 have children congre-
gate in large numbers. SO Roncovieri
declared that the School Department
would not resume until August.
Since then II has been shown that It
will not be wise 10 let the children run
wild. The board believes that ii is just
as necessary for the work OF the School
department 10 De resumed as that or
any other municipal department Many
tired mother who is wearied with
other household cares is wishing that
the care OF the little ones could be
taken from her hands for few hours
of the day. The establishment of
the schools will work wonders in the
Strengthening out Of families.
The tents of the Park district schools
are already erected. All that Major
McIvor is waiting for the consent Of
the Board of Education. There are
teachers in plenty who are eager TO re-
sumo their work
Since he took charge OF the Park re-
lief section, Major McIyor has made IT
sanitary and comfortable in every way
and has worked wonders in cheering up
the homeless under his charge. The
school scheme is his pet idea, and it's
establishment will make his little COL
ony complete. If il is adopted in the
park tent schools will be established in
all the relief districts.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
- poIioe > suieidaI seare.

OAKLAND, May 15--Mrs- H @.
Roberts. formerly g resident OF
knights Landing. but recently living
lat zse Twenty-sixth street, was hur-
r'ed 10 the Receiving Hospital this
afternoon. under the supposition that
she had attempted suicide by taking
ef,loroform. She was found with two
bottles 81 her possession. both half
empty. but upon arriving at the hos
rital no Indications OF the poison could
be found. She attracted attention by
sitting a q wagon at Twenty-second
street and san Pablo avenue in
cared condition and when the chloro-
r9-n1 bottles wer ediscovered II was
concluded that she had taken poison
With suicidal intent Il is the belief OF
tlle Doctors that she IS in the habit Of
a. king chIoroform. and upon her prom
ise not 10 use any more she was al
l0neI 10 80.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16

CALL subscribers receiv-
ing their paper by mail are
respectfully requested to for.
ward portion Of any one
wrapper recently received
showing name and address
to THE CALL, care Of CirCu-
latiOn Department, No. 1910
Broadway, Oakland. This is
necessary in order to insure
prompt dispatch Of paper.
Ii impossible to send wrap.
per, send last receipt
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
Friedman companx Ineorporates.

OAKLAND. May 15.-Articles of in
corporation Of the Friedman Furniture
Company were fled with the County
Clerk today. The capital stock of the
company is s150.0o0. The incorpora-
tors are Marx. Israel and Henry A.
Friedman. all OF whom live in San
Francisco, but whose place OF business
for the company will be Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
Struck bv : Passenger Car.

OAKLAND. May 15.-James Shaw
of 725 Henry ctreet was struck By a
Severth-street local early this morning
~ Seventh and Center streets and
taken 20 ,he Receiving Hospital badly
bruised and lacerated BY the impact,
bu without any bones broken.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
FOOD DISTRIBUTION is CUT
OFF ONE-HA-F IN OAKLAND
Army Authorities to Follow the Course
in Giving Relief That Is Pur-
sued Here.

OAKLAND, May l5.-Major James
B. Erwin, L. S. a, in charge of food
distribution in this city, has cut off by
one-half the issue OF rations outside of
the established camps at Adams Point,
the Willows and at Berkeley. Here
after food will be issued on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays only, follow
ing the same lines as have been adopt
ed in San Francisco.
The formal order explains. as fol-
lows, reasons for the change from daily
issue:
HEADQUARTERS OAKLAND RELIEF
GSoM1sM5ITTEE' 1s5l OAKLAND, Cal. May
The authorities OF San Francisco hav-
ing announced that food supplies for
sufferers would be issued only on Mon
days Wednesday and Fridays of each
week and for one day only. the relief
committee Of Oakland finds K necessary
10 make the same regulations, in order
TO prevent people from San Francisco
from coming TO Oakland. which is al
ready oVercrowded am taxed TO its Ut
most TO supply the demands now being
made upon the resources placed at the
disposal Of the relief committee
Therefore IL is ordered that, commenc-
ing "Wednesday. May issues for food
on Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
and for one day only. On alternate day,
food viii be issued only In exceptional
cases, when REQUEST is submitted to this
Office Persons registered in the follow
ing designated camps viii be supplied as
usual:
city and Hearst's camps at Adams
Point
Chinese camp at Willows.
BY order of the Oakland Relief Com
mittee. JAMES B. ERWIN,
Major Ninth Cavalry.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
North British and
Mercantile InSur-
ance. Company
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH.

Combined Assets Over Eighty. Seven
Million.
To the Public and Our Patrons:
The North British will pay all fire
losses just as soon as adjusted. Our
Office for handling all loss claims is
located in the Tribune building, north
w7st corner OF Eighth and Franklin
streets. Oakland Our office for gem
eral fire business is at 2027 Sutter
street, San Francisco.
LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE CO..
46o Eighth ST. Oakland AGENTS
TOM c. GRANT,
General Agent for Pacific Department..
w. J. NICHOLS, General Adjuster.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
eau Yield. un is Dead.

OAKLAND. Nay 1.-THE body OF a
1lan, clad IN dark coat and light trou-
-sers. with a wat-n cFai. dangling at
tse vest was seen Mof.Oay night near
Long wharf IN the bav by Southern
Pacic employees. They failed in efforts
To- recover the corpse.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
Plckpocket Takes papers.

l54 Eighth street has reported the theft
Of valuable papers by a pickpocket yes
terday. Sam Carson complained that 5000
was stolen early this morning from his
.oom at S5954 Webster street
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
Thlrty Per Cent Raise In Rents.

OAKLAND. May 15.-Tenants OF the
Bacon block, Washington street between
Eleventh and Twelfth. have been noti-
fed Of q 80 per cent increase in their
rents
Arizona republican., 1906-08-12

the meeting there was an effort made to show every attention possible to the country districts and it IS understood that the organization of the country will be the principal work of the committee until the campaign opens.
 It was at this time in the meeting that George Mauk obtained the floor and made very neat and compliment tary speech laudatory of Governor Kip bey and the territorial administration. He reviewed what had been accom- pIished by Governor Kibbey in the problems of taxation and commended him for the results obtained. At the close of his remarks he offered the resolution of endorsement which was adopted with a cheer.
 A discussion ensued as to the advisa- bilty of holding a county convention for the purpose of naming the thirty nine delegates allotted to Marieopa county to attend the congressional con vention at Bisbee. The discussion
 showed s'-~. the committee was nearly
 unanimous for the plan to allow the central committee to make the appoint
 ments and hold no convention. This action was taken bv the committee and
 the secretary was instructed to appor- tion the delegates to the various pre- cincts of the county. passing his appor- tionment on the votes cast for B. A. Fowler for congress, the representation
 being one de egate for every fifty votes. The appointments by the vari- ous committeeman of the delegates will not be made until the meeting to be i held on September l, it being the de- | sire to have the appointments agreed upon by as many members of the com
 mittee as possible. At this time there are a number of members of the com
 mittee absent from the city and accord ingly the appointments will be post { pOned.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-12
THE MEXICAN VOTE
 OF TIE TERRITORY
A Little HOre Than Twelve Per Cent
 or the Whole Vote.

The joint statehood papers of this territory and those of New Mexico have been assuming that the Mexican vote of this territory will be cast for jOinture and they have assumed that the Mexican vote is about forty per cent of the who'e vote of Arizona. As it is quite improbable that greater percentage of the vote of the Mexicans will he cast for jOinture than that of the so-called American vote it is a matter or importance what the ratio of the Mexican vote is to the American vote. In this county at least it is prob able that the Mexican vote for joint statehood will be less solid than the American vote for 1t.
 But to illustrate the inaccuracy of the joint statehood assertions and cal CulatiOns some figures showing the vote of the territory have been col lected. It is found that the registered Mexican vote instead of being forty per cent of the whole vote is only 12.66 per cent. The Mexican registration figures are obtained by counting all Spanish names. The figures by coun-
Arizona republican., 1906-08-12
REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL CON
 VENTION.

The republicans of the Territory of Arizona are hereby called to meet in delegate convention. in the city of Bis bee, on Thursday, September 9th. 1906. at o'clock D. m., for the following purposes:
 First-The nomination of a delegate to congress.
 Second-The selection of a republi- can territorial committee.
 Third-The transaction of such other business as may properly come before the convention.
 The basis of representation of the several counties in said convention will be one delegate for every fifty votes cast at the last general election for Hon. B. A. Fowler. for delegate to congress, and one additional delegate for each fraction over twenty five. Such delegates shall be chosen in such manner as the republican county cen tral committee of the respective coun- ties may determine
 Upon the foregoing basis the ap- portionment will be as follows:
Arizona republican., 1906-08-12
PREPARE
 FOR COMING CAMP PAIGN
A Meeting of the County Central
 Committee Yesterday.

At the meeting of the republican county central committee yesterday af- ternoon in the office of Shirley Christy there was a representation of the out lying precincts which was unusually large and which ii taken as criterion of the interest that wi il be taken in the approaching county campaign shows that it will be a lively one. The call for the county nominating convention was prepared to be issued by the ofti- cers of the committee for the use of the board of supervisors in the call it will publish in accordance with the terms of the new primary law. The repre- sentation in the nominating conven- tion was agreed upon. It was a so de- cided to be the sense of the committee that no nominating convention should be held to select delegates to the con gressional convention al Bisbee, the usual functions of that convention to be performed by the county central committee. A resolution was adopted endorsing the administration of Gov ernor Kibbey and pledging the support | of the committee in the carrying out l of the aims of the administration. It was about two o'clock when Chair man Richmond of the committee called the meeting to order. There were pres ent over forty committeeman, either in | person or by proxy. Several letters had been received by the secretary from members of the committee who are absent from the city expressing their regret at being unable to attend and expressing their good wishes. Since the last meeting of the committee a number of vacancies have occurred on the central committee by death, re- moval from the-COunty and by the re moval of committeeman from one pre- cinct to another. It was decided by the committee however, that until d resignation is received from any who may have moved from one precinct to another their so moving from the pre- cinct would not be considered to create
 a vacancy.
 That the board of supervisors migh. be advised as to the dates decided upon
 by the two parties for the holding oi 1.-the primaries and the county conven-
 tions a committee was appointed to lmeet with the democrats and select lsuch dates. Later the committee re- ported the result of the conference and stated that September 2 mad beer tagreed upon by the two committees
 for the holding of the primaries and
 September .27 the date for the holding of the conventions.
 The matter of the representation a the county convention was taken LII and disposed of by the committee
 adopting a motion to make the repre-
 sentation one delegate for every pre-
 cinct in the county and one additiona
 delegate for every fifteen votes or ma
 jor fraction thereof cast for B. A
 Fowler for delegate to congress. Thi'
 representation was made in the in terest of the country dlstric ts and give
 them a control of the convention
Arizona republican., 1906-08-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST
 TO THOSE WHO SHOOT
The Fourteenth Annual Tournament
 of Arizona SpOrtsmen.

The fourteenth annual tournament of the Arizona Sportsmen's association will be held at Tucson September 21, p and 23, 1906, three days shooting at clay targets, $500 added money J. M. Ronstadt of Tucson is secretary. There are six medal or trophy events which can be competed for only by members of Arizona gun clubs; the balance are open to all amateurs. All the gun clubs of the territory will be represent ed as well as shooters from Fl PasO, Silver City and Deming, N. M., Can anea, Mex, and Los Angeles. There will be quite a bunch of professionals from the east and the coast. It is now expected that the best trapshooters of the east will take in this tournament on their way east from the big Los An geles shoot.
 D. k. Morrell will leave for Los An geles this week and expects to shoot in the Pacific coast handicap there September s, g and 10. W. D. Tanner and possibly one other member of the local gun club vii leave a few days before the big shoot. If the local boys shoot as well there as they did last December at the tournament here they will bring home some of the Los An geles money. Elmer F. Shaner of Pittsburg, Pa, will manage the shoot.
 He has managed all the largest east ern tournaments for several years. Fish and Game Commissioner w. l.. Pinney has just received a supply of posters issued by the United States de- partment of agriculture showing the closed season on all game in the states and provinces of the United States and Canada. It is correct to August 4, 1906. Any one desiring a copy should apply to Mir Pinney.
 This month will see the finish of the | best white wing" shooting. The birds are punching up now, an indication that they are getting ready to leave Birds are very plentiful now. Good ! bags are reported made within two miles of the center of town. This early 1 leaving of the white wings. and the fact that quite a number Of teal and gad-
 wall ducks are already in, is an indica- | tion of an early fall.
 1 The heavy rains this month have not
 killed any of the young quail and the
 crop this fall will be larger than fol ten years past.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-12
Personal Mention

Will Robinson of Louisville is very i'll at his apartments in the Hotel Ad- ans.
 J. B. Shea of San Francisco and Burse Kirk and wife of CenterVille, H., were yesterday registered at the Com mercial
 There were yesterday registered at the Ford: A. c. Mcdonald. w. A.. Songster. Denver; Wilson M. Hardy, Thomasvile. Ga, and Mrs. H. w. Dodge Florence.
 There were yesterday registered at the Hotel Adams: Geo. l.. Mackenzie. Salt Lake: Edwin Conklin, Walden; Leone Heaston, Marion Ind, and Chas. E. Phelbey, Kelvin.
 MT. Sommers, travelling auditor of the Consolidated Telephone and Tele- graph company, spent yesterday in the city on official business. He returned to his headquarters at Tucson last night.
 W. s. GoldswOrthy and wife are in Prescott for a days visit. Mir. Colds worthy will return to the city this af- ternoon but Mrs. Goldsworthy will remain in the mountain town until coo weather sets in.