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FOR SALE BY OWNER.

New modern six-room bungalow, COM
plete In every respect; polished floors
yeranda SX3S, cement steps IL feet wide,
work done; fine view; $500; $1,000 cash.
balance per cent.
E. G. DEVENS,
227 Laughlin Bldg.
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SOCIETY NOTICES

THE NORTH DAKOTA SOCIETY OF
Southern California will hold baske
picnic at Eastlake park al II a. m.
Thursday, Feb. 49,
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Investigate PalnniStry

It is the latest accepted science. The
Bible refers to the human hand 1888 times.
God placed signs or seals in the hands Of
men that all men might know their
WORKSHOP 1871 Ira. Length of days Is
In her right hand, riches and honor In
her left"-Prov. III:1G.
Satisfaction or no fee.
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LosT~HoRsE WITH fffTcaTNd
strap on neck. Finder please call up
Main b0S6. or call at 230 w. 10TH sI.
Reward.
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Stores and Offices
TO LET-WARERooMS.

TO LET-WAREROO
10 LET-WAREROOMS
To let, right in the center Of the
city, in a first class building, several
BEAUTIFULLY decorated warerooms, each
SSx75 feet; nothing like them in tho
city Especially fine quarters for
music and art studios, Wholesale
millinery, tailor, jeweler or any ligh
manufacturing business. Clean and
airy; freight and passenger elevator
service Apply 345-347 s. SPRING
STREET.
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Furnished Flats

70 LET-FURN1sHED APARTMENTS.
For S16 you can rent three rooms fur
range, BATH 61ip' phone; e. at iisS and iii
w. First St, 1928 s. Hill ST, 1874 s.
Figueroa and iO11 b. 9th St; also for
p SIS two double beds, 212 N. Free
mont ave
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE
DESIRABLE HOUSES IN DIFFERENT
LOCALITIES IN THIS CITY.
GOLDEN STATE
REALTY co.
421 South Spring street.


II in the list below you do. not find
exactly what you want, call at our
office and 1T will give us much pleasure
to lay before you our large and various
assortment of houses, which we have
for sale.
s7OOO-h cash. balance easy; s-room
modern strictly-up-to date home,
situated on Valencia, between
Seventh and Eighth streets; lot
40x115. The owner of this prop
erty will rent from the buyer
rro,o for $40 per month 49,. so.,.
able houses which the owner will
exchange for lots in various
parts of the city, or will accept
part payment for the house ana
lot in exchange for the balance.
See Fields.
S12O0-S350 cash, balance easy; very
nice Broom cottage, situated in
the most desirable part of the s.
w. on the University car line.
This house has all modern inn
provements and Is q distinct bar
gain.
$1,000 balance easy; Broom house,
having all the latest improve
ments, including instantaneous
and gas heaters everything is
finely hnished lot 30x172. Num-
erous fruit trees are scattered
over the place. Do not fail to
see us about this snap.
Exchange-Brand new cottage will be
exchanged for vacant lots in de-
sirable part Of the city. See Mr..
Fields.
s1800-S1100 cash, terms easy; Groom
frame house, having all the lat
est improvements, situated in
the S. e.. lot 40x140. This is a
new place and has q high board
fence surrounding.
S4500-$750 cash. balance $50 per mo-;
7-room house. 2 stories, strictly
modern and up-to- date. includ-
ing laundry tubs large closets,
screen porch, good in all re-
spects. Location central S. w.
S2000-Balance easy; 4-room cottage,
situated on corner Trinity and
39th SITS, on the Maple avenue
car line. This house is strictly
modern and up-to- date; lot 50X
1875.
S1SOO-$1OO0 cash; balance easy; 4-room
house, situated in the S. w. be-
tween Hobart boulevard and
Western avenue: would rent at
$3.50 per MONTH lot 4SX135.
Beautiful Groom house on West 18th
street, large lot, fine lawn, rents
steady $40 per month. Come in
and make us an offer. See
GOLDEN STATE
REALTY co.
4. -.
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To Rent
Partners

WANTED-PARTIEs WILLING TO IN
vest in manufacturing a patented in
vention, big money, easily. made, de-
mand is great. no competition; terri
tories can be had in most any state.
Apply in person at 217 so. MAIN ST..
Room 2.
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PALMIsTs AND MEDIUMS
LOST AND FOUND

MRS. PARKER. RELIABLE PIANIST
and clairvovant. 444 S. Spring: room 1
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FLATS

FOR RENT-UNFURNIsH NICE
sunny, strictly modern fat, $500 per
month. S87 KOHLER STREET.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
l HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL
KINDS OF GOOD SECURITY IN
SUNS TO SUIT AT CURRENT
RATES.
201 FAY BLDG, 1926 w. THIRD ST.
TELEPHONE: SUNSET MAIN 2o3,
NOTARY PUBLIC coNvEYANcER.
CASH CONFIDENTIALLYL LOANED TO
salaried persons on note, without Sc
curity. without employers knowledge
and without indorsers; easy payments
positively lowest rates Hours 1890 to
$50 COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO.,
62S-629 Chamber of Commerce bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN-THOMAS S. WADS-
WORTH, $40 G. $40 Douglas bldg, will
lend money on,city or county real estate.
l MAKE STRAIGHT BUILDING LOANS.
w. H. OBEAR,
40S-409-410 Johnson Bldg.
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PIANOS
FINANCIAL
MUSICAL. INSTRUCTION

I GUARANTEE SWEET SINGERS AM
rapid progression on piano and violin
Address BOX 1892, Herald.
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HOTEL ORENA-FIRsT-CL CLASS. OPENS
Feb. 18th. 701 w. 7TH ST. T. Wiesen-
danger.
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NoTARIES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARTS

and restaurant copper cooking utensils:
new and repaired. Makers and repairers
of stills and filters for manufacturers Of
wines and brandies Prices reasonable
WANTED TO BUY-OFFICE SAFE;
also restaurant furnishings. II. WAL
LACE. 701 w. Seventh st.
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PHYSICIANS

DIR. AND MRS. CARTER SUCCESS
fully. treat all female diseases and ir-
Irregularities; 20 years experience; con-
sultation free. Hours, a. m. to q.
M; Sundays, 10 to u a. m. 204 MER-
CAMILLE PLACE, over 543 S. Spring.
SOUTHERN HOME FOR LADIES DUR
ing confinement; homes found for
children. DIR. c. e. SMITH, 727 Sun
set boulevard. Tel. Main 1854
DR.. TAYLOR-FEMALE SPECIALIST
and obstetrics. BELASCO THEATER.
Main st.
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TO PuTchase--ReaI Estate
WANTED - TO PURCHASE SOME
we'll located let's in the western and
Crown Hill district. We have a cash
buyer for a bargain. Let us hear from
you. j. A. MORLAN d CO., 202-3 Fay
Building.
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Real Estate

WANTED-VACANT LOT. S0x125 TO 40
#. between Central and Figueroa and
-''-- cooP PRRa' & c cUDDEBAcK,
21s S. Broadway. Room 237.
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ADVICE FREEING CHARGES WITH
out success: equity in real and personal
property bought. Cash paid for notes.
accounts and all kinds of claims. TRY
US. Davies Bar & Collin Assn, 142 S.
B'way. All phones.
CLEAN WATCH soc: HANDSPRING SOC;
warranted; old gold 81 pvt. 451 s. MAIN
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SPECIAL NOTICES

COMPARE WALTERS PRICES AND
GOODS WITH OTHERS.
Good wall paper and border for 12-ft.
room, 81; best paint, Sl.50; roof and barn,
90c; Opaque shades Soc; best floor wax,
45c; Floorene, the varnish for limo
leum and floors, OTIS. 81, pints 50c gold
paint. cup and brush, 25c; burlaps, all
colors, &c in, 40 in. and rs in. wide. Our
enamels make things shine like mir
ror. Paints, enamels, brushes, 1Oc up.
WALTER BROS, 627 So. Spring
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DENTISTS

DIR. VIM BACHMAN, THE WELL
known Minneapolis dentist, pe1ma-
nently located 209-210 johnson Bldg,
4th and Bdway Home 6S32. M 64S5
FRANK STEVENS. 8244- so SPRING
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Peck g. Chase Co.. undertakers and
embalmcrs: lady assistants. 4Ss s. Hill
Tel Main al.
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TO LET-FARMING LAND, 40 ACRES,
about miles south of Main st. and Slau-
son ave.
THOS. j. HAMPTON, 119 S. Broadway.
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WOULDN'T YOU" MAKE A DOLLAR
If you could? Then come in and see
us" We can put you in line for maxi
ing many times that amount, and at the
same time own a good home. Have O.
room house. new, with all modern con-
veniences, which we can sell for only
$4,000. and which cost the builder more
than that to put up This is the original
bargain and it will pay you to invest
gate.
KING BROS, 203 TAJO BLDG.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-01
Very truly yours,
JAS. f. MORGAN.
A GENEROUS OFFER.

The following correspondence, self
explanatory and rejecting very much
credit upon DIR. Waller is sent with
the Morgan report:
San Francisco, May 81, 1906.
Mr.. Jas. F. Morgan, Representing The
Hawaiian Relief Bureau. 424 Scott
St., San Francisco, Cal.
Dear Sir: When talking with Mr.. ].
w. Doyle of matters relating to general
relief, l thought that there might oc-
cur cases where you would require
medical attendance for some of your
people from Hawaii who We're not in
a condition to pay for services.
To all these cases that you will rec
ommend, herewith tender my services
and aid gratiiitously. and will be pleas
ed to render all assistance in my power
during the coming three or four
months.
My headquarters. at present. will be
at Duboce Emergency Hospital 1852
Church street, or Pas 18th street, where
you may send those who neeo my as
sistance, or If you will notify me, l
viii call on them. / remain,
Very respectfully yours,
JULIAN l.. WALLER, Phi. G. NJ. ID.
Chief Surgeon Duboce Emergency 1852
Church street. Under Board OF
Health, San Francisco.
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the Territory N fiawall. now extend
10 you thnir sincere thanks for the GOOD
work you have done la their behalf
during ana sine. She time OF The calam-
liy thnt has befa.len this city.
II was indeed fortunate that at a
time when all were anxious 10 hear OF
thc fate OF loved ones. that communi-
catica Was established with you. and
wish 10 state that your glad tidings
Di the reported safety OF relatives and
arenas removed great weight OF un-
certainty and grief. and can truth
fully say that the thanks ana blessings
of the entire community went out to
you.
Arriving here twelve days after tho
calamity. and seeing the conditions ex-
isting then, Il seems remarkable that
you could have accomplished so much
successful work during those chaotic
times.
As you are leaving san Francisco to-
morrow | desire TO again render the
thanks of Hawaii to you and wish you
God speed on your journey.
Allow me TO personally thank YOU for
the valuable assistance you have rem
dered me since my arrival here.
With aloha nui loa,"
| remain
Very truly yours.
= JAS. F. MORGAN,
For the Governors Relief Committee
OF Hawaii.
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Begin TO PAY INSURANCE
CLAIMS
CONTINUED from Page ~

street lines through what was once the
outer edge 81 private property. owing
80 me face many new monuments are
being pat in place fpr the purposes Of
fefuryey, Come work IN nlso being
done in tho iO0-Yara district and other
parts of the clty whore Immediate corr
rfoiinn ~ the street lines IL imperative
Tbs work. of restoring ihe records
h. going on aparr ana tho Guy EnEl-
nrerH f0rre 10 busy going over The or
dinanres newspaper nles ana all proc
durable maps 90 go iht nerrhFary data
fhis Nork, while SLOW, n getting INTO
fuch Shape MAJ nov Ngrh Nlll hg ppsr
kIuir
Much N0rk 10 also brinF done IN ~
inH ihs Grades iho nils M SONS pare
~ ibs ~ maklnF ~ fuilrrly nrW
fuFgey neeafpl rus iaFk 10 pallisur
lkrT important Hn arrounl ~ tbs Hffaf
sInognl " nsw eoasllueilon vnasF
Nhf
a hHnltss VI bsa YgaReises mer
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should be entitled TO transportation. TO
make application to me so that the Ala
media of the 9th of June, should carry
the last of those who wish to return
to Honolulu.
/ wish to leave here on June LIST and
will make arrangements to attend to
all who wish to return to Honolulu.
and TO relieve those who are receiving
relief from this Bureau.
l will leave full particulars In regard
to affairs.
The list of those whom | have assist
ed, are ones Whom i decided really
needed help. There were several native
boys camped at Hamilton Park who
were waiting to join the band, and who
IT, the meanwhile are well supplied
with food and shelter.
In looking over the list of those reg
istered at this Bureau, at the time of
my arrival. ] found that those who
were housed in camps, We're as well
taken care of, as could care for them,
if | had the housing of them.
While they received the regular ra-
lions served to all, yet at times other
articles of food and clothing We're re-
quired, and these l have supplied.
For the men who We're able to work.
l secured employment, and in cases,
paid transportation to places where
employment could be obtained.
The list of those / send you, includes
all who asked for assistance here.
have had numerous applications for
passage to Honolulu, from persons who
We're there years ago and from persons
who had friends or relatives there.
who l understood could pay the pas
sage, and not have this fund stand
for it.
My policy has been to have those who
Were able. or who could get assistance,
arrange for their fare.
Yesterday, | was told that the gener-
al feeling i'm Honolulu was. that pas
sage would be paid for any ones rela-
tiVes who wished to return,
If this is the feeling of your commit
tee, | have not been notified OF it.
I enclose letter from DR. Julian l..
Waller of this city, I'm which he offers
to attend gratis to all cases which /
may send to him.
He has been attending to the wife
of Peter Victor who is suffering from
nervous shock.
fH' / remain,
Very truly yours,
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CAME HERE
TO CONFER

CONTINUED from Page ~
stood Mr. summer Was too IN 10 Leave
hs house,
"snn Francisco ~ a des0late place"
said Bishop Lbori last night "and !
lulu, Eleven N our churches were
destroyed by Orc ANA tWo by earth
quake TNo we're practically undam-
aged mo Mission Dolores ana ihn
Cathedral Tho spiro 1T tho latter
caught nrr, bui lhr blaso Was esiinr
Rulshrd by fnldjuinr Archbishop
Montgomery and Father Ryan who
acted 40 nrrmrn
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Very truly yours.
JAS. +. MORGAN.
LETTER OF THANKS.

The letters Of thanks TO Fraser and
Mckenna, are given below, and there
are likewise briefer notes To those in
the correspondence which enclosed the
checks To them. apparently:
Hawaiian Relief Bureau.
424 Scott ST., San Francisco, Cal.
May %, 1905.
Mr.. T. McKenna, c.o Pacific CONNER
oial Gable CO., cal, san Francisco
Cal.
Dear sir; ON behalf Of the Govern
or's Relief Committee Of Hawaii, de-
sire herewith 10 express the sincere
thanks Of our sniir" community "a
yourself ana the members of the cable
force for their untirng work In keep
ing Hawaii Informed al the time VI the
calamity that has befallen san Fran
CISCO. and Tor the continued earnest
work since.
! know mat you VIII say, that an ~
his WIS IA The line NJ your duty, bur
! wish 30 let you know how wen that
duly was performed, ana how lhankrul
thr people ~ HAWAII are
klndly convey those ihpnkH io lhe
members ~ your foroo
wish 90 ada my personal ihanks Tor
pll couriesios rKieuded a. mo here
! remain,
Nury sincerely yours.
JAS ~ MOnlAH,
lieprrsrniiug tho lpYerpnrs hrllrf
Committee If iiaWail
iippalian lirllnf liufpap
"a SCOT ~, san FRANCHISE rall
hsY lklh les
Ne " A Ffsssr OaklsAal nsl
pvaf ~ 90 tsbiA VI ibs pssels VI
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chants who rushed over the bay In
their CONSERVATION at the extent OF
the confagration and rented property
there are finding out that 1t does not
pay to attempt to carry on San
Francisco business from Oakland.
Some oc them have $1,000 leases on their
hands. but despite this they are ar
ranging to return to this city. They
are renting downtown buildings, in
not few cases at rents higher than
those which they paid for larger ana
better structures before the fire. There
is an cutlery from some OF them against
high rentals, while others meet the
new conditions by preparing to cease
to be tenants. being on the lookout for
sites to purchase and improve on their
own account 1t is probable that with
the amendment of the building ordi-
nance. definite decision regarding the
width of streets and the payment of
insurance losses there will be a strong
market for downtown realty.
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ON account ~ plague aboard The =.
y siberia thai vessel N being held nt
fukuhama for ton days IN quarantine.
The quarantine hogan May Is Thia
Information was received IN sable
gram a. liamanp a 30
s,s'fi'IS''p'Ilss' Sl'@l'D'1s'DslSss,
~ the ehanee they have 20 rebuild u
az q eily NJ beauty, With broad streets
and plndiug ways 90 reach tho bill
tors
Ths 0oTeTRof sill be 10 bic oaAee a
lls nspllol ledsy
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Hawaiian Relief Bureau.

424 Scott St, San Francisco, Cal,
May II, 1906.
DR.. Julian L. Waller, San Francisco,
Cal.
Dear Sir: l am in receipt of your
communication of this date, rendering
your services to professionally attend
gratuitously to people from Hawaii.
on behalf of the Governors Relief
Committee of Hawaii, whom | repre-
sent here, / desire to return my sin
cere thanks for your kind offer which
shall avail myself of as occasions
arise. and also for the services that
you have already rendered to some OF
our people.
/ remain,
Very truly yours.
las T. NInRrAN
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Twenty NO mHIlnrH arf rpmlnE np
tho transports isnRan. which 10 due fpm
san FTsnrlspn nn saturday ~ hunday
Tseniy ~ lhesf Nlll be- fnni ~ hllr
saT lplaaa ~ fslifYa ihr ssfrlsop noN
~ aulg lhfrf
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IMPERIAL CHINESE MINISTER
LOOKS OVER THE GROUND


LOOKS OVER THE GROUND
Sir Chentung Liang Cheng, the Chi
nese Minister from Washington, came
ever from Oakland yesterday morning,
where he has been staying al the Tou
raine with the first secretary of the
Washington Legation. Chow Tszchi,
for the purpose of investigating the
different SITES which have been propos-
ell for the rebuilding of Chinatown.
They were accompanied by Mayor
Mott and President Benjamin Ide
Wheeler of the State University, ana
were met on this side by William f.
II erin, James ID. Phelan and a. Ruef
OF the Chinatown committee. The par
ty took two automobiles and We're ac-
companied by Police Lieutenant ii. j.
Wright.
The Minister, who was educated i'll
this country at Phillips Andover Acad-
envy and Amherst College, is a genial
diplomat, and he expresses himself as
well pleased with what has been done
tor his countIymen since the fire.
: He did not speak definitely on the
subject of the change of the location of
the Chinese colony here. He evidently
realizes that it is complicated matter.
involving vested interests that will
have to be treated cautiously. He said:
wherever the Chinese residents re-
build l am in favor of the new village
being Tree from the squalor which
chara cteri7ed the former locality, ana
1 hope that everything will be done
with the grace and beauty that would
be followed if it were being built in
China. At the same time the sanitary
conditions should be perfect.
There are forty Chinese merchants
who owned property in the old Chi
natown and who would be able to re-
build there. OF course this would be
to no purpose If the Chinese people
who We're their customers should be
compelled to locate elsewhere"
Before the party started on the tour
of inspection the Minister visited the
Mayor at his office in the Century Club
building. The Mayor indicated that the
situation near Telegraph Hill might be
the one finally decided upon.
Asked to tell his views of the situa-
ton the Chinese was rather taciturn,
but although he volunteered nothing of
information he responded promptly
and courteously to the questions asked
him.
Il am well pleased" he said. with
the manner in which both the civil and
military authorities treated the people
of my country during the recent great
calamity. 1 have made a thorough in
spection of the camps wherein Chinese
are quartered and l find the conditions
to be satisfactory. Regarding the
moving of San Franciscos Chinatown
that matter rests with the property
owners of the district. ! assure you
that I sympathize with the people of
San Francisco in the great loss which
they have suffered"
The Chinese diplomat VIII remain in
Oakland and San Francisco just as
long as he feels his presence is needed
here, which may be for some little
time. In any event he will be here for
several days.
NO BOOZE TO BE SOLD
EVEN ON PRESCRIPTIONS.
Chief of Police Oman has placed a
heavy hand on the practice of allowing
people to get whisky and brandy from
retailers on a physicians prescription
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NO BOOZE TO BE SOLD
EVEN ON PRESCRIPTIONS

Chief of Police Oman has placed a
heavy hand on the practice of allowing
people to get whisky and brandy from
retailers on a physicians prescription
when countersigned by the Health Of
ficer. He issued an order late Wednes-
day night for all patrolmen to arrest
retailers giving out liquors on these
orders as though they had sold it with
out
THE practice has been abused" said
the chief yesterday. Every man who
was thirsty felt sick, and apparently
some doctors We're willing to give him
n prescription. This was countersigned
by the Health Officer as a matter of
course and the result was that 1t be-
came impossible to enforce the closing
rule as stringently as is necessary for
the order OF the city. No prescriptions.
whether countersigned or not, will go
form this morning"
but how are the sick who need II
to get their llquor?" was asked
some one VIII have to commit bur-
glary," was the brief response.
That the chief of Police means what
he says was shown by the rueful faces
OF several retailers brought I'm by po-
llcemen. They showed their permits,
but were told that the Chief Of Police,
after consultation with the Mayor rec
ognlzcd no permits whatever, and that
not n single one would be issued hence
forth under any circumstances,