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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
PROMOTION ON A LIBERAL SCALE

T1HE duty of Caonian work for the advance
the whole ndustray and commercially, ought
require emphasis the enforcement of missionary
labor and propaganda. But there such thing team
that pays this field quite well football game
the handling of yacht 1t peectng this junction of united
endeavor for purpose that the work OF the California
play. Before this agency for the
locality seek advantage the expense of neghbors The
idea the of the promotion committees plan OF campaign
that there is greater lifting united effort than in
individual climbing 1t of the eternal scheme of things
advantage should be another mans loss The
gospel OF the promotion makes all Caonians soldiers
of the good.
By way specifications and for example of accomplishment
by this agency may the useful service by the
Diego conference December where the harbors of Cali
The result of that meeting carried
out by the California Promotion committee the appointment
ae report California abors appoint
OF joint commission for the purpose by the
and assembly OF the California legislature Both of these commits
sions work
the Petauma meeting, held the 9TH of this month,
subject OF forestry and irrigation California discussed
experts and resolutions adopted calling for effective
laws committee appointed time work bringing
about the desired conditions
AS result of this persistent work the part the
there has been marked change in the feelings of the people of
the San Francisco. Where years ago
persistent and antagonism shown all parts of Cali
against this there friendly feeling,
bitter changed enmity
friendiness.
We might go and offer other instances great
showing the wide scope of the committees activities enough
has said that
restricted field but mparay and literally for
advancement of every interest that is Californian.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
EARTHQUAKES AND CONCRETE

HE architects do not take kindly to reinforced
crete notwithstanding the report of Captain John Stephen
Sewel of the engineer United States army who
of the commission appointed examine the
effect buildings of the San Francisco earthquake and make
mendaons based their findings Captain Sewe declares
reinforced makes the safest form of buildings
in country where earthquakes occur, and he adds:
the Notifications
elsewhere
earthquake country happen
migh That
would depend
forces accompanying
In support of this conclusion be that the great
Crystal Springs dam OF concrete 90 feet high right the line
Of the earthquake fault of last year, and does slight
of injury The huge structure stands today solid
everlasting hills
We assume, of course reinforced concrete will make its
valuable structural material but
make is that architects have special study
artistic Captain Sewe suggests that
portant problem for architects place like San AS
matter of fact reinforced buildings
erection in the burned district but of
suggesting that they thrown together hastily
smallest regard for artistic possibilities of Architects
the artistic side of their doing Justice neither to
themselves nor to the city in which they work
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Civil War Heroes
Still In the Flesh

ana Dr Ia
In received
the battle IN which ne ugn
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20

PEELED the Gamers to send east Tor
them A"E
o. A. Hale. president OF the Psr,n-
sula road, was IN the eftv vesf.-s.,,
and said In 90 to 100 days the rails
would be laid between Mayaeld and
vasona There are 500 men at work
upon the line.
The operating department or tna
Northwestern Pacific intends IN nassar
the repairs on the Donahue ferry boat-
which was in collision with the C.aza-
zero on Tuesday night. 1t is said that
Lne damages Were siighter than was ar
nrst thought and that the boat will
run. - mo
F. W. Thompson. general agent for
the Rock Island-Frisco lines. left vss-
state.
e e Calvin, vice president and gem
eral manager Of the Southern Pacific,
IL on an inspection trip OF the rInes ~
the southern part Of the state.
=. 5. Blair. who was for many years
the general agent for the Great North
ern In this city and later In Snokans
Is on visit to this city.
II. c. Bush. traffic manager of ths
colorado Midland. is In the citv and,
with w. II. Davenport. left YESTERDAY
w. ID Kelly. general counsel Of the
san Pedro. Los Angeles and Salt Lake
roau' ~ IN the city on business.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Gossip in Railroad Circles

"HE representatives Of the foreign
lines in the city are exercised over
the report that the new Palace
hotel company is about to place an
order for $1,000 tons of structural steel.
and naturally there Is a marked desire
to obtain this freight for their respec-
tive roads. The bill for this haul at
SIS a ton would amount to s225.000 II
this steel were loaded on 40 foot cars
the train would be four miles long and
would consist OF 500 cars. Some idea
of the freight bills that the company
will have to pay before the Palace hotel
is finished can be judged from this one
item
C. Shillingsburg OF the Southern Pa
cific at San Jose, c. NJ Burkhalter OF
Fresno and j. c. Stone of Sacramento
have been in the city trying to get
equipment for the fourth OF July cele-
brations In their respective districts.
1t appears that the national holiday
will be celebrated with more than usual
pomp by the interior cities. San Jose
has raised SO, for the event and ex-
poets to gather in a great multitude.
Watsonville also will have a large eele-
bration, and SO will Bakersfield. Los
Banos and Winters. The railroad peo-
pie believe they will have considerable
difficulty in supplying all the passenger
cars demanded BY these patriotic towns.
The approach OF the packing season
is starting several trains from Hopes
ton, ILL.,. to San Francisco loaded with
tin cans Before the fire the cans for
the timing OF fruit. salmon and vese-
tables were fnade here. but the de.
struction of the machinery has COM
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Personal Mention

S. L Boyle of Goldheld is at the
Hamlin.
Major A. f. Jones of oroville is at
the st. Francis.
F. NJ. strutz of New York is at the
Majestic Annex.
]. Whitehead, tourist from London,
Eng, is at the Palace.
E. w. S. Woods and wife of Stock
ton are at the Baltimore.
r. J. Watson, mining man of Tono-
pah, is at the St Francis
George c. Collins of Kansas City is
guest at the Dorchester.
J. N. Tucker, a lumberman of Port
land, is at the St Francis.
A c. Luetgert, a tumberman of Sc
attic, Is at the ST. Francis.
K. d. Church, lusnberman of Sagi-
nav, Mich. is at the Eairmont.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
A BAR REACHING MEASURE OF REFoRM

THE whole country will watch with interest the operation of
the public utilities law of New York, which is Governor
Hughes pet and is certainly the far reaching
reform of the attempted by American
wealth Briefly, the law provides:
Under five O
be appointed by the will complete the gua
greater New York and the Other IN ali the @ ob % eoDties Of te ta4e M n
will be for these bodies all
adequate service just and reasonable all rebates
examinations in other kind of traffic. all
anticipated every carrier be held sp 1be
for loss damage due delay transit occaioned by negligence
instances provides also that capitalized
Of the amount unit actually M paid to the state consideration the the
capital stock the condated @ @ their par 1 pS @ a a
and additional actually paid in
whatever shall corporation hereafter issue bonds
that shall purchase
carrier unless authorized by the commission
The experience of other states with commissions this sort
has not been encouraging In where the
became the private property of the corporations like California
railroad commission the body has been wheel to
the commonwealth coach In other where commissions
really attempted regulate railroad business the
defect IN the system lay the inadequate knowledge equip
ment of the officials for dealing with complicated of rail
road regulation They made all which were
easily exposed and set aside by the The resulting dscou
Of all effort control powerful corporations the
effect relegae such commissions place Importance
in public esteem
Nevertheless the principle general plan such commits
sions right and the courts will give effect their when
they just 1t is only question of finding the right
equipment handle the difficult questions arise in
spirit both sides controversy The infer
commission has be valuable
agency control of the trunk railroads. inherent
with equal should
regulation of all public corporations operating
within the limits of the several
1t will be recognized that the prime difficulty way of
the choice of The New York meets
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
The Insider

Writes of Colonel John Glenn, Drummer Boy
of shiloh" Now at Presidio, and OF c. Mason
Kinne and DIR. L. Carpenter, war veterans
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
The Smart Set

r UDGE and Mrs. w. W. Morrow,
who went to Bad Nauheim last
81 week for the benefit of Judge
Morrow's health. expect to travel
In Switzerland this month and will go
to Paris during July They recently
visited Frankfort am Main, where they
were entertained by Richard Guenther.
old friend of Judge Morrow, having
been in congress at the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Casserly, who
have been in New York for some time,
will not return to California next
month, as they had originally planned,
but will spend the summer on the Con-
necticut coast, where they have taken
cottage for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles M. Josselyn,
Miss Mary Josselyn. Miss Gertrude
Josselyn. Miss Marjorie Josselyn and
Miss Myra Josselyn, who have been in
Paris for several months. will visit
Carlsbad before leaving for California
in August.
Miss Helen Wheeler has not yet
arrived from the east, but is the guest
latter's home at Lakewood. N. j. She
will probably reach home about the
end of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F. Monteagle and
their sons will leave shortly for Shasta,
where they will spend a month or six
weeks.
Miss Flora Low, who is making her
81 nal
town for few days stay, as the
guest of Miss Casserly.
Miss Ray Wellman will spend the
summer IN Sausalito as the guest of
Mrs Charles Schoonmaker at the lat
ter's cottage.
Mrs. Emma Shafter Howard is at her
cottage at Inverness and will probably
Miss Maud Howard. who is at present
in San Rafael.
Mrs. T. w. M. Draper and the Misses
Elsa and Dorothy Draper who are at
present at Lyme, Conn. will go very
soon to Narragansett for month or
two.
Miss Janet Peck and Orrin Peck. who
dIc HudhAu6 tutAT HOIue IN LOQQOn,
went early this month to Paris and are
spending fortnight there.
Captain and Mrs. Wolfe (formerly
Miss Mabel Watkins), whose wedding
was one of the events of last week.
have gone to Coronado on their we'd
ding journey. and will visit Los Ange-
les, Santa Barbara and Del Monte be-
fore returning home.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and Miss
Edith Miller. who had planned to 90
abroad next month, have postponed
their departure until the fall and have
concluded to remain at their Sausalito
cottage during the summer.
Miss Kathleen Kent is the guest of
Miss Maillard at the MaiIlard ranch in
Marin county.
Mrs. Farmer and Miss Hazel Farmer
who recently returned from Europe
have gone to their country place on the
McCloud river. where they will spend
the summer.
Observation-Disclosures
change of climate such should consult
reputable physician as to the proper
place to go to. "A newspaper cannot
give such advice.
Il RATS-F. p, City. If before last
April the board of health distributed
some preparation for the destruction of
rats you should call at that office and
there you will be told what the prepa-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20

Raymond v. Splivalo of San Mateo
and his wife are at the Savoy.
A f. Peterson, a lumberman of Ho-
quiam, Wash, is at the st Francis
J. H Bennett and wife of Chico will
be at the Dorchester for several days.
p. s. Gardner, well known in mining
circles In Reno, is at the st. Francis
Oscar Oftelic land wife of New York
who are touring the coast, are at the
Majestic.
l. r. Mead, proprietor of the Byron
Springs hotel, and his bride are at the
Fairmont 80
Q. w. Thomas. a ranchnan and fruit
grower at Concord, Colo, and his wife
are at the Baltimore
Lieutenant Colonel B. Semenow, mill
tary attache at the Japanese court at
Tokyo. is guest at the Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20

change. of climate such should consult
q reputable physician as to the proper
place to go to. "A newspaper cannot
give such advice.
s RATS-F. p, City. If before last
April the board of health distributed
some preparation for the destruction of
rats you should call at that Office and
there you will be told what the prepa-
ration was,
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
In the Joke World

'swell?"
What is a pipe line2"
The kind OF a road your Uncle Bill is
always building. ng."-Washington Herald.
Hippo-I'm so fat that it nearly
bankrupts me every time have to buy
shirt.
Giraffe-But think of me when have
to buy collar!-Kansas City Times.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Tells How a Deer
Hit Military Chief

Tells How Deer % Mnasa tr,ng noon csnex figured
NLIdTy CnfeI the
early sixties San Diego barracks and the
Presdo Is
An old Grand Loyal legion who served nroun
Cafornians
prominently OF these tales Is OF the
Colonel
of Stockton and follows Shb brother Of j. de Ba and
physician had which ne
brought
hearts, Colonel Forman until served him
which stuck the scabbad effort extract
bending
probably
his hind legs charged
his
didn't The colonel had a for
You sent
Mexican
drilled
his Of
firearms and when Forman bade
did?
on top 1t must have been something
the 10 fire.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Answers 10 Queries

-Subscriber. City There Is
no such place on the map as Frisco.
SuPE ERlNTENDENT--M. S.. City. A.
honcoyieri was elected Superintendent
OF the public schsois for San Francisco
at the last held municipal election.
= -
CLIMATE--M. f. H., City. If per-
son is an invalid and has to have
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20

this difficulty by placing the power of appointment the hands
of the governor The of the other system lies the
that of expert knowledge of such do
themselves for the risks of arduous Selection
by politics and business considerations
the corporations have been able California the
nominations But if should happen that the corporations
troll the governor the last might quite
than the first That has happened in New York we'll
other
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Banker Made Ade
Work Long Hours

Ao"S iiooi whose is
sibles of the novel
peculiar
nd OF headquaers for his
He
sroled
he remarked
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Clerk Talks of
the Gum Patrons


children
all seemed
You ought wish said pasg
the label
much they do cigarettes Takes w
any suspicion OF liquor or tobacco odor Of
little toddy at cafe the their
when they get hoesee?
entered softly called having scru her
-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
drummer Boy of
Shiloh" at Preside

~ oLoNEL JOHN cLEM one OF the
Drummer Boy of oacsrs who ousted
Shiloh at Preside ~ from their quarters arrival OF
written ABOUT III 'Ao
drummer boy youngest u
arms in anv Of our wars He old when ne enlisted 1871
Ckamauga he n
He He was ponai orue'S "a A
aud with Rosecrans Also
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL MEETING.

The annual congregational meeting of the Presbyterian church will be held this (F'riday) evening, at 7:so o'clock. Reports will be received from the different branches of the church work, and officers will be elected. Following the business meeting there will be a social for all friends or the church.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
TAFT TAXES RIDE IN
 BUCKET DOWN SHAFT
Big Secretary of War Goes to Bottom Of Pit at Gatun
 Leaves for Havana.

COLON. Panama. April 4.-Secre- tary Taft reached Colon this morning and after luncheon, met deputation of house owners of Colon. and other citizens who protested against al legged hardships imposed on them by the sanitary authorities and begged relief from the unjust and intolera- ble condition imposed in carrying out sanitary Improvements here"
 Taft made a thorough examination of the sanitary conditions existing At the Culebra cut, the operations of the steam shoyels and other machin- cry were also inspected. The work at the Empire was thoroughly inspect ed and from the Empire the secre- tary went to Gatum. Here he was met by w. G. Buerd, general manager of the Panama railroad.
 Secretary Taft tramped over the entire site of the future lock and visited each test pit. He watched Representative T. L. Burton as he was lowered into the largest hole that goes to the bottom of the lock- When Burton came to the surface the seere- tary surprised every one present by taking off his coat and stepping into the bucket and was lowered to the bottom of the pit Coming to the surface the secretary's party took a steam launch on the canal to Mindia, whence they went in a special train to Crostobal, where the dry docks and dredges were inspected.
 The secretary declared emphati- cally that the contention that the United States is responsible under the treaty with Panama for the sanitary Improvements to private property is untenable. but requested that each complaint regarding the matter be made ont on it's own merits and prom ised to give each his close attention
 The secretary left tonight for Hay ana. ....--
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
RESURRECTION OF A STATUE.
Untinely Goddess of Liberty Hidden
 French Senate Since Sedan.

4 strange resSuTrection of statue has recently taken place in France. Ii was found in the cellar of the Sen ate buildings. where it had lain since 1870.
 Early in that year, when everything looked peaceful in France, Napoleon III ordered the famous sculptor, Gus tave Adolphus Desire Crauk to model ? statue of the Goddess of Victory to be cast in bronze for the Luxembourg Gardens, where several other statues by Crank were displayed.
 Bv a strange fatality the sculptor shipped the completed work from his studio in Valenciennes just in time for ii to be delivered in Paris on Sep .tember ?. the day of the. caDitulation of the First French Army with Napo- leon himself at Sedan.
 The Goddess of Victory had not many wnrshippers in Paris at that time, The statue was never even un- boxed. It was showed out of sight and promptly forgotten. Lately Sen afor Girard, who halls from Nalen- cieunes. got some hint of the exist enee of the work, and started a search for it. There Is talk of hold ing an exhibition of Craak's works in Paris at an early day. The statue was found and the critics pronounce it a work of merit. The superstitious see in it's discovery an omen of re turning military prestige in France
 Senator Girard at once laid claim ! to the statue for the scElptor's native city. Moody wanted to carry oul the project of Napoleon. so he carried ! his point The statue has been erect ed in Valenciennes and unveiled wltf ] elaborate ceremonies after its thirty
 six years sleep in dust and darkness
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
ATTY FOR 4. M. 8 ).
 Go. HERE FOR TRIAL
AdeIbert Hughes of Oklahoma City VIII Lead Fight
 Against NaCoiteS.

s Aatiaipating the early trial of tLe suit of the American Mining and De- Selopment Co. against Joseph Muheim ct aI.. the case which, under the popu- larly known name of the Gold Treas ure suit, is expected to come mp in the district court soon ,Adelbert Hughes, attorney for the Oklahoma people rep resented in the \. NJ. & D. Co. was Tn the city yesterday laying the plans for his legal fight in behalf of his clienjs.
 MT. Hughes arrived ip the city We'd nesady night and proceeded at once to the office of Joseph sMuheim, one of the defendants, but what the nature Of his talk with Muheim was could not be learned. IT is thought that Hughes made q proposition 10 Muheim, and II
 so, his expressed determination to continue preparation for the battle
 which is promised when the case comes up for trial is at least indicative tha. no settlement has been agreed
 upon between the two sides in the case. ..-....-
 MT Hughes courteously declined to talk of flis intentions, further than to adfift that he expected 70 remain in This immediate vicinity for the purpose ofs famEliarizinS himself with the local features of his case before going into couFs.
 Mir. Hughes stated emphatical!y that he has had no connection with the at itempted extradition of Dr. Brandon i of \aco, that matter lying entirely with ex-Superintendent Sparrow Of the | 4. Nj. & D. and the Oklahoma sherin i who appeared before Governor hlbbe! | and spUnnt pEfraditiOn.
 ! Nr. Hughes left for Douglas las evening where it. is likely he will con i fer with Attorney Richardson who, i ia understood. will he associated coun sel in the case with him.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
SUPERVISORS ARE CLOSING UP
 BUSINESS
Changes Are Made In Road Distact and Republicans Are Appointed 0yerSeerS-Ask for Resignation.
Special to Review9

TOMBSTONE, April 1.-The Board of Supervisors is at work cleaning up the usual quarterly business and is making number of appointments be- sides
 On the matter of a petition for divid- ing the St David road district the pc tition and P x. Goodman appointed road overseer for the Marcus district and Charles Kimball appointed to take the place Of J. N. Christensen, in the St. David district, who was asked for his resignation Both of the ap-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
THE REVIEW JOB ROOMS

pointees are Republicans.
 The petition Of the residents Of PirtleYille for a road district with the same boundaries as the judicial pre- cinct was granted and F. M. Byrd ap- pointed as road overseer, who later filed his bond, which was approved.
 Sometime of the board was taken up in the discussion of the bill of the Evening Miner of Bisbee for printing the election call last November, the bill was for $919. and was presented at the last regular meeting of the board and ordered allowed for S235, the same as allowed the Review on it's contract. The amount allowed at that time was not accepted by the Miner. and they again presented the bill. The matter was referred to the district at torney who advised the board that they could not pay any more. It is now up to the Miner to sue the county for the balance.
 A petition was presented by H. C.. BuemIer asking for permission to lay water pipe line in the Queen and Ptrle additions to Douglas, which request was granted.
 The bonds of the five banks in the county which were designated as county Repositories were approved by the board. ..-
 County Surveyor McNeish reported to the board that the right of way for the county road from Benson 10 the new bridge site had been secured and the dispute in that section finally settled.
 The clerk was instructed to ask for the resignation of A. A. McGinnis, road orerseer for the Benson district, upon what grounds the board when asked refused to state.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05

After the Thaw trial, will come the mending of some reputatiOns which were more or less frazzled by the per formance.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
MOTHER EDDY IS TAKING HAND
 IN AFFAIRS
What PurportS to Be Note From Founder of Christian Science Given Out at Concord-Ap-
 points Her Own Trustees,

CONCORD, N. H., April i.-Mrs. Eddy issued note tonight bearing on the appointment of trustees to han de her estate as announced yesterday in the action brought to compel an ac- counting of her property. The note follows:
 T am pleased to say that the fol lowing members constitute the board of trustees who own my property: Henry M. Baker. who won suit at law in Washington, for which it is alleged he was paid the highest fee ever received by a native of New Hampshire: Archibald Mcclellan, ed itor in chief of the Christian Science periodicals circulating in five grand divisions of the Globe, also in Canada, Australia. etc: Joshie E. Fernald, jus tice of the peace, and president of the National State Bank of Concord.
 ITO my aforesaid trustees I have committed the hard earnings of my pen. honest toll and labor that have been known in the fruits bcnefiting the human race, and I have so done that may have more time for peace full spiritual thought and higher crit icism." (Signed)
 MARY BAKER EDDY"