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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
aus benz County.

MISS. Bruu Gm- stud'
enbra eter unb ibre Shpdaeriu, Gri.
Stmdenbrneter uon DuensurfIe rpa'
rem leste gOtle bier su 8eiuH in Der
5amilie Bart. Gutter.
8tanb. 5reb u. Seba frii-
Gee an Der 9birO Greet tpObnhaft
nbsr felt uieien Sabrsn iest in 2Or'
ton, gteb., anidbia, NOR bier bel ger'
tunnbten ~ 8eiut.
Der 6rnuenuerein ber Wtetbu'
biten.airde bat eenua Selb aufse'
braGt UNI bic aui ber airhe Iaftenoe
S1ulb 81 tilpen.
I'm 2. SUM- leu bier barber
abaehimmt merOen Oh bic Stnot
$500 Sdnlbeu made io0e nm
@aFerperts Su errihten, Ober nid1t.
3isbriH Bsrfelmann melher
felt so Sabren bier wObut unb in
oieIer 8sit iein oeim nur einmal
usrlieb UNI oi: BUrlO's 6nir In CHI
caso su bsiuaen. III lebte @Ofe nnH
Dallas, Sstas serslit nm bic uieles'
pri ne @eesnt In Gusenidein 81
nebmen.
Grant Sreuer eine leste BoGs
anf cine GrbOiunssreiie nn@ gratt,
aanIas.
@aRtonnbe. @lr per'
uebmen bnb Daite slefermnn tueltes
in SeFeriOn gitp i'm SOspltnl 1T, Ft
uun ieinsm rbeumntii&en aeioen CT
bolt.
frau 0enrp Rieberbslmer be-
iaen,te ibpen Satten bieier Enes
nit einefi frdftieen Sunsen.
Gie MprrilOn Shule eab ibrer
Sdalern am testen SnmFaa Elm itb'
mss gienir un6 rutrb benz aebrer Grst
GnetIase iir feline Semhbuneen fiji
bic linterbaltune Der aiuOer uieI Sol
seSOIt.
Die tleiue Spdter bes Gbnrlei
5eneans. ueffe aausenwniier ae,
nORen, srbOtt ii& unO II uuber Se-
fnbr.
Ssrnlo Sowte weIHer I'M Sn'
tereHe Der @iROnri DihOricnt SUeieit
bier II, pirO Oieier Gage nuf Der Oft,
ieite Oss 5luHes nit BEN 6ffnen Dor
5nbinnersrdbern beginner nad1 Der
5nhs BON @epsnhdnben ipelGe BIZ,
iurifhen @ertb haben.
BrebertfBbura. Srdu.
ltin anna Bleilp BON Ct. gOuis pol
ieste @OAe bel gsruanbtsn bier 81
Bsiuh.
3os 8 ROnnte nlte ainbteir
bes Gbepnars SIusaf abenbrOtb fart
pOrtsste WOne unO iUurbe nuf ben
iaiboliiden @Ottesndsr ~ aROrriiOr
begrnben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

Sn GnlebDnio. No., finrb Der s6
S0brs alte WstbOOiasnprebiaer SsvO.
me s. Berrpmnn. Gr mar oas leb.e
nod lebsnbe Iiiplisb Osr General-
RDnfersns bee Sohres ls4i. In psI.
der bic nrusrIIn iifasn RetbDbihen
ad rpsosn Der sllnUsnfrnos ID siusn
iAOlI&en nnD sInen HbrbliGen 8peia
srennten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
Die bGStGH ETltBnaSlilsl

Champion unO RcgOrmid, fnb
Sinber uuf tpelae man fi6 ieOerseit
uerlnfieu fam.
@epsrnturtbeile fir belize Hinoer
fiets uorrdtbis BEL mir Su BADEN.
llnH hnbe id nlerlei dnoere
Sarmpsraibiddftsn anO RuI4tuen,
TUpie SinOsrinben (TpIne) ju per
taufen.
5rib a3rnens,
Rsrmann. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

Qu pettanten DaS befaimte yiid,.
- cal qceiGeiide 2inipeien ipnerboIb Der
meIiliden Stabgrenae 9eIeSen. % Gotten
mcucn Z IN auten Gutenberg III supertduitn.
@uies qsrdumieeS g~Iobnbdue init entipredp
enben giebtusebGuoen uHo REORGANIZATION
auI pemG labe. Ndberes Su erIraeen bel
MittneGatbertne y oeiH e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

adpuuS Saemsr nno Kapitdliitcn
Der eauo unb Gmisrauten .lgeni oer VI.
q & Z Giienbnbn piro am 4. Suni in Ser.
nam icin, vile pirl0,iaen lpeldje ibre gaee
~ pcrbeiiern lyiniuen ODER lire @eloer aui
eme Iidlere y%iipe AdIiS aHleoen lpcileu
nit nnierSeid1neien giidiprndc net,
Srtra nieoriee Sahrpreile aul iir 80
Ea9e nadI lrraS our 8ertiisuns.
& b. aoener.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

~ DerMietben: 4 sDobnSimner int 2.
etod gelesen, 81 pcrmietben. gldber,S.
Su criraeen bel,
Bittme pbtdipe 6neiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
shuItef.

Gle @ltern nerben iif wptl noH
hin unb wieoer nit 5reuoen ibrtr
eigenen SuaenSeit trinnern, uro eIne
Der i66nhen Grinneruneen IT eerpih
bic an bic iabrliten SHul Elenles.
@ie baben fis iid bnruut ssfteut
unb bic gnse ae5dblt; bic Belt wOals
aar nitt idneG senua persepen.
llno rpenn onnn bcr sriebnte GAG
tam, per mar bn Glhdli&er nls ite,
ruenn ne binter Der gaufii nab benz
IdDuen Gairplase mari6ittsn, utn
fid bort nod SerssasIuii 81 %ersOssn'
@eihens ains bic Wiutter aleit
moraens nit. @snn uber Ratmit'
tags Der sater nud btnausinm unO
wOmDslif bic arObsH @eidwliier
nit braGten, oanu mar bic Jreuoe
bod am orDBteH.
am udhfsn gonntoe fiuoet oas
SdulIeI Der DHentli&sn Sfule iiait.
uno bic ainber pOn beute bssen bic
alsid,en @eiatle wis ibre Gltern als
olsie nod Rinber rparsn.
GAulpienic III nur einmnl I'M SHn'
&c uno ber g6utrntb bat wie iblIh
OoHslbe auf sonntus seisbt un | ben
Bamiienpater bic S~sleseubsn 80 se'
ben ubue geriaumniB ieiner arbeii
i'm areiie frbblihsr ainOsr einias
usrunaste Gtunbsn su5ubrinaen uni
EN- Gth6 ieiner eiaenen Saecno I'D
in grinnerung gu brineen.
Glio niht 81 ueraehen: IN
Sunntag ben 81. Nui blnaas mad
oew GaIrplase gum Shulfef bee on
entlibeu SHule!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

SIR tablt ben 2eben ipenOen StrDm
IOfOrt, pie Sbr i'm nehmt. Cine
miloe iinoernbe @6rme ihlt bic 9er'
pen uub bas 8lui mil 2sben. 90 II
elm mabres B~erenheen, SOQtfer's'
Rudp Mouutnin Tbee 81 nebmen.
IS Gents, Gbes UOer Gabletten. @ni'
Ter BIOS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
Nens Mnaslaen.

r~erlanet: Soioli Gin Eienitmabhen;
gutter spbu. 81 rricasen IN SIN potel.
Mre. y. Anemnnn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
psritslaerana;

slm eamiias ben 20, Tai iinbet gu siile
Berger int oeim bon SEQ. elarenbad siH
Difenilider 9ertoui ieiier Observation-Disclosures
Itatt. ylles MIR ipsnise 9lOnaie benubi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

Sreitas ben /. SUM rutro In Der
ct. @eDrs's edule bic iabrIi&s
sauIprniuns Der ainbsr tattfinOsn.
Die Sanbarbsit Osr &hb&en iOwis
Oas 8eiAneu Der arubsn wirO sdr
GnRGt ausesasllt isin. gsati Der
srnfuns pirO iOtssnbes Rrusrnm ss'
liefert:
Due. ......-....a. edubert, ~. st'bariS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

gbOnnirt aui Ois SermaunsE
gDItsbtatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

Frau Gonrnb Sumbure BON Blior,
&anius, beEnbet fiH felt etniesn Ia
osn bier unO bsiu6t Jest gsrwnno'
te. Die geranlaEuna ibrer bterisins
uar Osr Eobt ibtes 8 idbriGen Enfsl'
tinbss, Elm ainb Oss ebepuurs 3. 8.
aueher, In gbamois. % frsut uns
berihten ~ i6nnen oas 8srr Suni'
burg ff gutter @eiunobelt erfreut.
9a am perenneensn Sunntae cine
ennse SnSabl pom @ottes' Dlenfts tn
Der ct. gnuIs Birdie absehalten
wurbeu uno iomit feline S~elessnbeit
betamen su Der aOIeite fir bic 9otb'
%leibenDen In San Srnncieeo beiju
feuern, 10 miro iolden bod Seles'
eubeit aebOten, ons geridamte nad
suboleu, inbem gaiOr Sueomsrer
aerne bereit 1T. I'M 2aufe bieier uno
ndhIter Bpde Wnben fir oieien
8med in Gmyfang gu nebmen.
Der ndtite rationale Geisrtne
ulrb ber Observation-Disclosures fem
am nd6itsn RittwO6 80. Rdi'
0erietbe miro in unierem pntrtOti-
i&en @emsinweien In osr iibIiaeH
ptetdtuOaen Beiie beeaneen merben
Cine GeierltAieit wirb auf benz
GrieDbof ueruuitaltet wsroen, ruo ole
@raOer ber SoIOuten bes Sarser'
frieses nit benz S4muf oer Hlumer
oes eensmOuats seSiert rusrOsu. Die
GsiHdIte Der Staot rueroen mob
pom srpei bis bier llbr eeiHIofeu
iein. Die lieben 0ansfrnnen rusr'
ben niht ucrfeblen, Elm gut 2bs:
ibres @nrteniGmudes oer bebrer
@elenbeit ~ Cpferu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

IN uerFauten. Sin anieS Wobnbaus
NH Iedls 9immern nebit bolben gIder gano,
au poisbdm Wlo. yladBuirneen bel Otto
unb enbia R0bria pciObam, DO. 24-ti
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

Sonic eons--Su slep Bort SEQ. Seibad,
2uet - .Sbepberb'S Gpsnlns Gong -
". Sdubsrt unO w. StDrGrB
eloFna eOna ........... J.. ..-... Glass
5sbermnnn 1T %jreunbliit einssla'
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
perlanst.

WSpden fir aGssmsine bauSarbeit in
Der camille sines Sanblun3SrsiienDen. Vt.
belt Iciati Slam Oes ouulcS Iiete auf yisb
len.
Ses.e. Houd
1862 prairie Npe.
81. 2ouiS, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

plano VI S6pdr3
Die BeIierung.
Y%erfonem
ynno ". Rueeieer
GiIa S6wepen 6 Sdosfer
%siannsiIe 8. Sirt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

nnisrr' - ne Post Office at hsrmsnn' Mo- A.
econd Class rail matter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
HEAVY REGISTRATION
AFFORDS POLITICIANS
FOOD FOR REFLECTION

OAKLAND, May 14.-What the in
f1ux from San Francisco will do to the
local political lines is a matter that has
set the county politicians to guessing.
The registrations are coming in at the
rate of a hundred a day, according to
the statement of Deputy County Clerk
Homer S. Wilson, and from present
indications between $4,000 and $4,000
voters will be registered in this county
by the time registration closes.
The heavy registration is a matter
that is being closely watched, as it
means a new element TO be figured
upon in the coming election. The ap-
Proclamation of the total Is but a guess
at the present time. but the heavy
registration so early in the season
points to a large voting roll.
Last years registration totaled $4,000
and II is thought that the natural in
crease would have brought it up this
year to 10000. The present registra-
ton, however. is getting well UP to the
rs, 900 mark, and the heavy registration
is yet to follow. 1t is these indications,
with the knowledge that there fare
thousands of persons who have
changed their residence from San
Francisco to Oakland within the past
few weeks, that gives the local poll
tician food for thought
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
Connecticut Towns Dis
tuFbGd by Blowing
Up Of Magazines.
Residents Flee in Wild
Fear Of Supposed
Earthquake.
Tumble Out of Doors
neutrality-suspicious.
for Protection.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, May IA
-Four magazines in the testing grounds
OF The Union Metallic Cartridge Com
pany on the east side exploded at an
early hour this morning, the concus-
sion shaking the whole. city and caus-
ing great alarm among many persons,
who believed that there had been an
eartaQ quake. There were two eXplo-
siOns with but a seconds interval be-
tween them. and & large amount Of
powder was destroyed. So far as
known 10 person was harmed.
The four magazines which exploded
contained $4,000 pounds OF powder
eac1- None OF the other buildings
OF the cartridge company were dam
aged and the four adjacent magazines
were unframed. The cause OF the ex-
plOsion is not known. The Isolation
Hospital, a small structure half mile
away. was wrecked. A panic occurred
among the inmates Of the town farm,
bCt no one was hurt
The fun force OF the explosion was
felt in the city and apparently there is
not q single large pane OF plate glass
left In business buildings. AS for pri-
vste residences few escaped without
. -rOkel windows. The damage seems
' have been confined entirely 10 brok-
en- glass and the Union Metallic Cart
ridge Company has given notice that
the property owners VIII be compen-
sated for losses OF this nature.
Immediately after the explosion the
people Of Bridgeport believed that an
earthquake had visited them and the
scenes on the streets were exciting,
FOR hundreds OF residents fed out Of
doors in their night clothes. carrying
. n few belongings Mothers carried
their crying infants and men ran fran
ideally about. making inquiries. The
city was early flooded with inquiries
from other places. where the disturb
snces were OF even greater reseub-
lance 70 an earthquake than locally.
From I'll parts Of the State came word
that the shocks were felt with force
enough 70 awaken persons from sound
sleep.
NEW HAVEN. Conn Nay 1.-TWO
shocks from the Bridgeport powder
explosion were. felt n this city very
distinctly. windows ratified and in
some houses dishes were shaken from
shelves. L was a. first thought here
that The shocks were caused by an
earthquake The force OF the explosion
was felt IN many parts Of the State
EASTPORT. L l.. May 1.-Two
distinct shocks. coincidi1g in time with
the Bridgeport explosions and so vio-
lent as 20 send almost the entire popu-
IatiOn Of this village into the streets
II lis night clothing, were felt here
today Houses were Jared, dishes
rsr-leL beds shook and almost every
, SORT Of domestic animal set up a DIN
which lasted for a half-hour-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15

OPER PUBLICITY THE BEST
GUARANTY OF MERIT.

When the maker Of a medicine. sold
through druggists for family use, takes
his patients fully into his confidence by
frankly and fearlessly publishing broad
cast as well as on its bottle wrappers,
g full list OF all its ingredients IN plain
English. this action on his part is the
best possible evidence that he Is not
ofraid 70 have the search light of inves-
figation turned full upon his formula
and that il viii bear the fullest scrutiny
and the most thorough investigation
DR.. Pierce's Eavorite Prescription for the
cure CT the weaknesses, periodical pains
and functional arrangements of the or
gans distinctly feminine. Is the only medi-
cine put up for sale through druggists for
woman's special use. the maker Of which
IS not afraid 70 take his patients into
his full confidence by such open and
honest publicity.
A glance at the published ingredients
on each bottle wrapper. VIII show that II
Is made wholly from native, American,
medicinal roots, that IL contains no pol
sonous or habit-forning drugs, no mar
cotics and no alcohol-pure, triple-refned
glycerine, Of proper strength being used
instead OF the commonly employed alco-
ho., both for extracting and preserving
the active medicinal properties found In
the roots Of the American forest plants
employed II is the only medicine Tor
HFOmen's peculiar diseases. sold by drug
EisES, IlaL does not COub1ll . 4dl &c pei
centage Of alcohol. which is in the long
run 50 harmful to woman's delicate. nery-
Gus system Now. glycerine is perfectly
harmless, and serves 4 valuable purpose
by possessing intrinsic value all its own,
and besides il enhances the curative
effect Of the other ingredients entering
into the ~Favorite Prescription"
Some Of the ablest medical writers and
teachers endorse these views and praise
vi the several ingredients OF which sFa-
TOrite Prescription" is composed = rec
ommending them for the cure of the
very same diseases for which this world
famed medicine is advised. No other
medicine for women has any such pro
feSstO11dJ ACKNOWLEDGMENT more than
any number Of ordinary testimonials. II
Interested, send name and address 10 DR..
-. Y. Pierce. Buffalo. n. Y. for his little
book Of extracts from the works Of
eminent medical writers and teachers,
endorsing the several ingredients and
telling Just what DR.. Pierce's medicines
are made OF. It's free for the asking.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
SEEKS WORK FOR REFUGEES
IN<FIELpS AND cANNERlES
Labor Commissioners Stafford Evolves
Plan to Provide Occupation for
Thousands of Idle Persons.

sioner. has conceived a plan whereby
he expects to secure employment for
thousands Of unemployed persons of
this city. He has addressed commune
cations to Gamers, orcnardists. and
others throughout the State for the
purpose of ascertaining whether they
are in need Of help in handling their
crop.
There are many people in the city
who are DESTROYS Of going into the
country TO work, and they would be OF
much help in handling products. Mr..
Stafford is located at Fillmore and
Hermann streets
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
ELECTRICITY
TO REPLACE
THE CABLE
Supervisors Ask That Street
Car Service Be
Speedy.
United Railroads Have Agreed
to Take Up the
Work.
Rapid Transit Is Necessary
for City's Rehab-
iIitdtiOn.

The Board of Supervisors yesterday
passed to print a resolution calling
upon the United Railroads to proceed
as rapidly as possible In the work OF
converting it's cable roads into trolley
lines. that the great northern section
of the city may be served, trade revived
and confidence restored.
There is no question but that the
resolution will be finally passed. and
that in obedience to its command the
United Railroads, Notwithstanding the
complicated engineering problems in
yolyed. will Immediately begin the
work. Along all of these roads arc
and incandescept lamps will then burn,
and where stagnation Of trade now
exists activity will soon again, prevail.
The difficulties that will be faced by
the United Railroads in the work OF re-
construction are stupendous. Engi-
neering problems that demand tho
highest skill of the engineers will be
confronted on every cable line In the
city. Grades similar to that OF the
Fillmore street hill at Pacific avenue
exist on nearly every cable road that
is to be converted into an overhead
trolley line.
Not only will the surmounting Of
hills be a great problem. but in one
case the tracks will have to be relaid
to conform with the gauge Of the cleo
trio cars that will soon be running
through all parts of the city.
Taking the cable roads in order as
they pass through the northern sec
ton of the western Addition, the Pow
ell Jackson and Washington street
line will have many hills with stee1
grades. On Powell street. between
California and Suffer streets in par
ticular, there is a steep ascent The
company's engineers say II ~ be
found necessary to overcome the grade
by the means OF an above-surface
counterweight cable. which can be at
tached to cars going up and down the
hill simultaneously. each acting as a
balance on the other.
On Clay and Sacramento streets
steep grades are met with from the
top of Mob Hill to the foot of the Chi
natown ruins. Especially steep are
the grades in the vicinity of the Hotel
Fairmont on both of these lines from
Mason street 70 Kearny.
The next road belonging to the big
corporation is the Suffer street and
it's tributaries. The old Suffer street
cars are of broader gauge than are the
electric. and for the entire length OF
the system one rail will have to be laid
several inches closer to the other
President Calhoun has said. however
that this work of relaylng can be fin-
ished in thirty days by working a
small army of men.
The trolleying of Suffer street. Lar
kin and Polk would practically give
another crosstown line to the city. and
would permit the running of through
cars from the ferry building to the
Cliff House by way of Market, Suffer
and Clement streets.
The Eddy and Ellis street lines are
now running the entire length of their
routes. The repairs to the trolley wires
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
RATES DOUBLED
FOR INSURANCE
Companies Give Reason for
Raising Premiums on
Local Business.
Underwriters Prepare State
mentS Of Present
Liabilities.

Certain insurance companies doing
business in San Francisco are charg-
ing double the rates for insurance on
local business that were assessed by
them before the recent fire. Various
reasons are assigned for this.
One Is that the water pressure Is
still weak; another Is that the fire alarm
service is out of order. While the
double rates are announced, persons
seeking insurance are told that there
will be rebates later, when the normal
conditions are restored and the under
writer's have time to look over the
field No time is mentioned positively.
but a period Of from two to three
months Is suggested as the possible
one during which the present high
rates will rule.
Every insurance company having
agencies in San Francisco that can
show, on the basis of the last annual
return, large SUI plus above liabilities
was .besieged yesterday by seekers for
new insurance. Already the under
writer's have prepared their OVID esti-
mates of liabilities Of all the compa-
MES that had risks on properties de-
stroyed by fire in this city last month.
These they have tabulated and in
uuirers are referred to the estimates,
which are coupled with abstracts from
annual returns of the underwriting
companies, so that the surplus above
liabilities Is made to appear.
At no time In the history Of San
Francisco, say the insurance men, has
the public been so anxious to get infor-
nation Parties who are insured in
companies that are hard hit" IN in
surance vernac1lar, are In some In
STANCES changing their risks. Local
agents confirm the Geographic rumor
from Chicago that insurance rates
throughout the country probably will
be raised Is per cent &c make good on
the great losses in this city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
coNLISK SHOWS FAITH IN
FUTURE OF SAN FRANCISCO
President of Bay Counties Railroad
Company Moves Office of Cor
poraton to This City.

As proof OF his faith in the future
prosperity of San Francisco, Charles
W. Conlisk. president Of the Bay Coun-
ties Railroad Company, the office of
which had been located at Napa, had
1t removed TO this city after the severe
trial the city underwent between
earthquake and fire.
President Conlisk. in addition to be-
ing president of the Bay Counties
Railroad Company, is also president OF
the California Gas and Electrical Cor
poration. and in this capacity has dem
onstrated his business capabilities in
the illumination as soon as permission
was given himself and Engineer Ed
ward c. Jones of the corporation to
turn on the gas supply.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15

and w. B. Pringle were requested to
draft the necessary act,
The committee decided that in the
call to be framed by the Governor 4
request for the issuance Of $500, 900
of bonds for repair of damage to the
water front be included. This Is to
be paid by a tax on the tonnage of
the port. An appropriation will also
be asked for the payment of the three
battalions OF university cadets who
did police duty for a week In San
Francisco, in addition to the appro-
priation asked for the National Guard.
The committee then adjourned 10
meet today at 10 o'clock.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
TO SHIPPERS AND C0NSIGNEES
Freight Seized
FOR PUBLIC USE.

All claims for freight in the
possession of this company. April
tS or later, which was seized for
relief purposes by the constituted
authorities. should be filed OF or
before May IS, 1906, with
the Claims Department of the
Finance Committee of the Relief
and Red Cross Funds. Head luar-
tiers Hamilton School, Geary street,
between Scott and P cree, San
Francisco. The SoutEern Pacihc
Company. under Section 2I94 OF
the Civil Code Of California, is not
responsible therefor.
Please see notice Of Claims De-
partment, Finance Committee.
published in daily newspapers as
to method of procedure and ne
cesssry documents.
Any information in our posses
sion. regarding such seized ship
ments will be gladly furnished BY
this company's agent eat 4th and
King streets, or. foot of Lombard
street, San Francisco.
]. NJ. BREWER,
Freight Claim Agent, Southern
Pacific Company. San Francisco.
Cal.
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Cannot Use Gasoline.

Fire Marshal ToEve says that TIE use Of
gasoline in either lamps or stoves IS
strictly prohibited by an ordinance. Since
tho Gre this fluid has come into use and
eastern agents are attempting 10 lake
orders IN this city. The marshal warns
reorle acairst purchasing either gasoline
stoves or la-nps as they viii not be al
owed 70 Use them
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on Post street are already under way.
and dead walls along the line are be-
ing removed.
The trolleying OF McAllister street
will give a clear line to the Chutes,
practically free from steep grades
Hayes street will encounter it's great
est height at Alta Plaza. while Haight
street makes sew eral raises and dips
after Leaving Market
The Castro street line encounters its
heaviest grade on leaving Market
street. while Valencia street is level
throughout.
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Rehearine Denied in Traction Cases.
, WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Su-
preme Court of the United States has
denied the petition for a reilearics IN
the Chicago traction cases.