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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
SPUR TRACK BILL
AGAIN BLOCKED

Supervisor Rea again met failure
yesterday in his attempt to have the
board pass his proposed amendment to
the spur track ordinance. His measure
is designed to exempt the tracks on
private property from the provisions
OF the ordinance.
Supervisor Furey objected to any
action on the amendment, as 1t had
not been recommended by a majority
of the street committee. The matter
was made a special order of business
for next Friday at 10 a. m.
BoXton urged that action on num-
erous applications for spur tracks be
taken in, the interest of commercial
development The applicants will be
invited to attend the meeting on Fri
day to present their claims.
The Vermont Marble Company was
granted permit to lay spur track
in Brannan street, between Japan and
Second streets.
The Board of Works submitted an
ordinance reducing TO fifteen feet the
widths of sidewalks in Steuart, Mahr7
Spear, Beale. Fremont. First Fifth,
Seventh, Tenth. Eleventh. Twelfth.
Berry and King streets. It was re-
ferred to the street committee.
The petition of the Hayes Valley I'm
provement Club that the width of the
sidewalks in Hayes street be reduced
to twelve feet was referred to the
street committee.
The board ordered four triple top
gas lamps installed in each block in
Twenty-fourth street from Folsom
street to Potrero avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
SUPERVISORS RISE
To A DEFENSE
Board Resents Action of
Merchants in Their Cam
paign for Better Streets
FUNCTIONS UsURPEI

Much of the time of yesterdays 5
meeting of the Board of Supervisors
was devoted to a defense Of that body
for its failure to repair the streets,
necessitating drastic action on the part
of the merchants in order to put the
roadways in condition for teamfng g
traffic. The matter came up when an
ordinance appropriating $4,000 for the
repair of various streets was passed
to print. The ordinance was the rather
belated result of the campaign inau-
gurated by merchants for better streets
for which they will pay out of their
own pockets. Boxtons ire was aroused.
As member of the Board of Super
visors he naturally resented anything
that looked like action. and more 50
anything really intended to improve
civic conditions. Buxton said:
1 don't believe that the merchants should be
allowed to interfere in the work of repairing
the streets of San Francisco at all. This board
is able 10 do the work and the ordinance allow
ing $4,000 viii do a little in that connection. L
have no doubt that the finance committee Will
find other funds as the occasions require.
Thereupon Gallagher sprang into the
breach, saying:
In fixing the budget for this year the expenses
of the various city departments were cut down
in order to keep the tax rate down. This board
would have been justified IN levying a tax Of
81 the 800 on an assessment reduced by
$50 900 owing to the April calamity We
did not raise the tax rates because TO have done
so would have driven capital away. and l am
surprised that the business interests which were
benefited should be shOrtsfghted 10 join ia
the hue and cry against this Board of Super
visors. Despite the terrible crisis we passed
through and the fearful destruction Of property
we kept the tax rate down TO the lowest of any
city of the size of San Francisco Had we not
done so the confidence of Eastern capitalists in
San Francisco would have been shaken and one
third of our business men would have been pau
pers today and forced into the courts of bank
ruptcy-
The newly appointed Supervisors. J.
j. O'Neil and o. A. Tveitmoe, presented
their credentials and took their seats
as members of the board for the first
time. They were introduced officially
by Chairman Gallagher to their col
leagues, who formally ratified their ap-
pointments by the Mayor.
Tveitmoe was assigned to the beau
tification, charter amendments, educa-
tion and electricity committees, and
O'Neil to the committees on capital
and labor, judiciary, health and water
front.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
cCZxAWerCH0uT1S9 cEUu1Lz
r 12Ncfcp ar H11TSlLDZ 6IZe.


given up allahope of saving even the
engines.
With the exception of the loss of
her foresail boom and a few minor in
juries to her rigging. the schooner Le-
titia. reported in distress by the
schooner Hottie Carson off the coast of
this county, arrived in port Sunday
little the worse for her stormy trip.
The Ietitia ran into a storm which
ragged for q short time but did not
come with enough severity to en-
danger the stout little sailing craft.
The loss of her boom did not disable
her to any great extent
All steamship holdings of the Wat
sonville Transportation Company of
San Francisco have been transferred
to the Pacific Railway and Steamship
Company. and the steamer f. A. Kill
burn is now on the northbound voyage
flying the house flags of the new own
ers. The Kilburn was built at Fair
Haven, Cal. in 1894, and is one of the
fastest ships of her class on the coast.
She will arrive in Portland Tuesday.
The Pacific Railway and Steamship
Company is the possessor of one ship.
the Kilburn. She VIII continue to oper-
ate between Portland. Coos Bay, Eu-
reka and San Francisco. It is stated.
however. that new boats will be added
to the run as fast as the business war
rants.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
ROWE OBJECTS To
PAIN INC BILLS

OAKLAND, Jan 81. Supervisor
Rowe succeeded in holding up several
bills for the painting of the Receiving
Hospital and the Hall of Records be-
fore the Board of Supervisors today. The
claims were authorized by Supervisor
Kelley. but Rowe called the boards
attention to resolution adopted some
years ago to the effect that no bills
over 500 could be contracted by an
individual Supervisor.
The Supervisors received a written
opinion from District Attorney Brown
today on the subject of county officials
drawing extra compensation for extra
work. He holds that no person hold
ing an Office created by legislative act
and whose salary is paid by the county
can receive extra compensation for
services rendered the county. The
District Attorney stated. however, that
there is clear distinction between the
duties of offices created by the Legis-
lature and those imposed by contracts
made with party to render services
to the county.
The City Council officially canvassed
the vote on the park bond issue to-
night and declared the bonds carried.
resolution from the Board of Pub
lie Works was introduced, asking the
City Engineer to draw map of the
central business district, correcting all
mistakes IN grade me resolution
looks to the bitumenizing of all the
streets in the district, as we'll as San
Pablo avenue from Eighteenth street to
Thirty-sixth.
March IA was the date fixed for the
election on the annexation of Fruit
vale and other outlying districts. and
March for the vote on the charter
amendments.
A protest from John w. Havens and
the Western Pacific Railway the
eighty-foot right of way sought at
First and Broadway was read and re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENcB
ARRIVED

Monday. January 21
stmr Phoenix. Hansen. 10 hours from West
stmr state Of California. Hail. ~ hours from
San Diego and way ports
q S stmr Saturn. Newell, days from Msgda-
stmr Bonita. Alberts. 81 hours from San
stmr Nome City. Hensen. p hours from As
sfmr Gualala. Kijellin. IS hours from Eureka
Stmr Brunswick Enefsen, 10 hours from Fort
stmr Noyo. Lee. 1e hours from Cleone.
Sfmr Delhi. Hall. 2s hours from Port Hartford
Stmr Homer, Corning, % hours from Grays
Harbor
Stmr Eureka. Iverson q hours form Eureka.
stmr Bee Marxen. 54 hours from San Pedro.
stmr Lansing, Herman, 25 hours from Port
stmr Point Arena. Nelson, Is hours from Al
O'fa Bttn Fullerton. kitchen 25 hours from Port
Hartford IN tow Of stmr Lansing
Barge Three, Kirkwood - hours from Port
Hartford, IN tow Of tug Sea King.
Monday January p.
Ger stmr salatis. Jansen Tacoma, via Veto
ria; KOsmos co.
Monday. January 81
Stmr Daisy Mitchell. Smith, Wiliapa Harbor.
Sfmr Vanguard Odland Eureka.
Ger stmr Salatis, Jansen, Tacoma, via Vic
'os5a stmr Geo. W Elder Jessen. Portland and way
p'sta stmr whittier. seaman. Port Hartford.
Stmr Geo. Loomis Mckeliar 1r., Redondo.
Stmr Albion, Hansen. Delmar
sfnlr washington. Manson Seattle and Blake
ley
Stnr Tnimak Hansen. Eureka
a. shin Bnrflan. Arthur. Newcastle. Australia
Schr q A Tbayer, Peterson. Grays Harbor
Srbr Defender Nelson Mahukona.
schr Santiago Madison, Monterey, in tow Of
'"e SPOKEN
Dec 80. lat \. long 80 W--Fr bark Rocham-
besu. hence Aug 81, for Gfimsby.
D' TELEGRAPHIC
PofNT IOBOS. Jan p. 10 p. m.--Weather
hs1v wind northeast: velocity l2 miles per
H'u' DOMESTIC. PORTS
sorrTH REND-Arrived Jan 21-Stmr Yo-
semitic from Port TOWNSEND; stmr IiFerton.
helSr arr,yed s Ian 2I-schr Carrier Dove. from Re-
ooI59Rr oPI1Rr IrDLOw-sailed Jan 2I-Bark Kaiu-
leui for San Francisco.
'as'RERDFFN-.Sal Jan 2l-Schr A. b. John
Arrived Jan 2l-stmr svea, hence Jan Is;
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
Notice 70 Mariners

The following Affects the List OF Lights and
Fog Signals, Pacific Coast 1906
WASHINGTON
Tongue Point Crossing gas buoy J. page 30
No. i0T l-ist NJ Lights Buoys and Dsymarks
Pacific Coast. 1905. page 56l-Moored in % feet
Of water on the northwesterly side Of sharr
turn IN the Tongue Point Crossing Channel co
lumbis River. Wash and about li5 miles \
from Tongue Point light
This buoy. reported extinguisbed January IT,
VIII be relighted as soon practical Bile.
OREGON
Sandy Island Channel front range light. page
"a. No. l3T List of Lights Buoys and Dsv.
marks Pacific Coast 1906. page eol-I,ocs TED
on the westerly bank of the Columbia River
ore. about hve-eighths Of mile southeasterly =
from Enterprise Landing and opposite Kalama
The structure from which this light was
shown carried away and the light eKtinguished
January IS: viii be rebuilt and the light re-
lighted soon practicable.
The following affects the List Of IiRhts
Buoys and Daymarks. Pacific Coast 1906:
Columbia River page 55-Gilman Ledge buoy
and Sylvia de Grasse wreck buoy T. each a
red hrst-cass nun. reported out of position Jan
uarv II. viii be replaced as soon as practica bic
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
=. j. WERLICH
Commander. II. s. n. IiRhrlOuee TneDaefQr
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
TEAMSTER KEPT A
FENCE" BUSY
Charles Haelen and Two
Grocers Caught in Pros
porous Thieving Scheme
GOODS CONFIsCATED

With the arrest of Charles Haelen, a
teamster in the employ of Norris Bros.
& Co, wholesale grocers, and the con-
fscation of the stock of a small gro
Gerry establishment conducted by A.
Philippopulos and George Condos. Two
Greeks, at 216 Fourth street, the police
put a stop yesterday to a thieving
scheme which has been operated with
surprising success for the last four or
live months Practically all of the
large grocery firms doing business
along East street are included in the
list of victims
The scheme had it's origin in the
fertile mind of young Haelen. After
calling up a wholesale firm by tele-
phone and ordering a bill of goods, he
would appear with the team of Morris
Bros. to claim delivery. AS he was
we'll known as the teamster of the firm.
no questions were asked and the goods
then proceed with his load to the
fence" which his two confederates had
established in Fourth street The
Greeks sold the stolen goods at retail.
The thievery was not suspected until
Wellman, Peck & Co and the J. n
Folger Company attempted to collect
from Morris Bros. bills for goods de-
livered to Haelen 4
The goods taken from Cluff Bros.
amounted TO S9S. as far as the firm can
determine from Weilman, Peck, s103,
and from the FOlger company, S13.95,
The keepers of the fence" were
charged with receiving stolen goods
and Healen with obtaining money un-
der false pretenses.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22

EUREKA. Jan. 21-sradualIy the
wrecked steam schooner Sequoia, which
is on the rocks of the north jetty of
Humboldt bar is breaking up. Wreck
age is coming ashore in large quanti-
ties and only yesterday the pilot house
toppled into the sea and washed ashore
on the inside of the harbor entrance
The force of the seas has been
given greater inroad to the up
per works Of the vessel by the
tearing off of the pilot-house and
shortly the cabins will go. Each
day the tides are getting lower and the
vessel looms higher out of water, so
that in three days time the wreck
can be reached on foot. There is little
change in her position Captain RAM
selius, port captain Of the Charles Nell
son Company owner of the Sequoia
who visited the vessel Sunday. has
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by the Pacific Liner

Exports by the Pacific Liner
The steamer Ventura which sailed on Sat
urdsy for Sydney via Honolulu Page Pago and
Auckland, had general merchandise cargo val
ued az $z76.So consigned TO the ports OF call
and the port OF fual destination Tho steamer
also carried shipment Of treasure. consisting
OF S35 600 in gold and silver coin for the sa-
tooen fs lslahes; Inc merchandlse cargo wac mani
moan Islands. $lf.577. New Zealand sl44 74O:
Australia, sl27 sec; New Caledonia. $50: Mar
shall Islands. 500 The following were the
principal exports.
To Honolulu-a5lO lbs butter. 50 cs eggs. ~
pkgs fresh fruits. 4sz7 lbs dressed poulfrv 400
lbs and I fresh FISH Ie cs oysters. 3 cs fresh
goods IS boots and shoes. ] automobile and
3 bNs parts, 1 bx machinery.
To Samoan Islands--l0 bbls -four 1850 lbs
rice. 20 lbs lard lGc5 lbs beans. 2223 lbs
mlnstufs, % pkgs fresh fruits cs table
PREPARATIONS III cs. bbls and I6 half-bbls
salmon. IS cs canned goods. 2s cs groceries.
35 crts potatoes and onions. 31O6 lbs bread.
494 rs candy. bbls beer 81 gals wine 9
pkgs dry goods. % cs drugs. $50 pkgs Govern
mont stores. l5.7s6 Fl lumber. bales Irvine.
~. ''e tobacco. bbls oils. cs shoes
-~ Zeaisnd-92 O60 lbs and ? bxs dried
to lbs and 100 bxs raisins 375 cs
GA lbs beans. 10. I3O lbs hops 100
&c cs canned goods, 63O0 lbs cod
l bNs oranges aud lemons. 2283 lbs and
: c- sel. - pkgB electrical goods 1l6 pkgs
hgllca uil Implements, bales rubber goods
= bal les overalls. ~ bbs and so cs oils 81 rolls
paper cs srrns and ammunition. u cs sew
plaster. - cs paints, 56s pkgs roofing material.
2f5 pSgs metal polish. 81 pkgs oil well supplies
- cs drugs y pkgs machinerv 81 cs dry goods
y complete automobiles and bKs parts
To Australia-ls-3lo lbs dried fruit 500 lbs
ralslns e4S6 cs and 75 halfbbls salmon. IlO 600
lbs salt 2s 050 MS Goldfish. PISS Tbs beans rs o.
o. los hops "A cs canned goods l44S bxs
ora nges and lemons. - svrup. 6 cs Crane
juice lS4 pkgs machinery. 2e60 lbs aud cs
seed. 7s bbis and 81 oils 1854 ms solder
20 cs assaTing material % pkgs rubber Goods
10 pkgs hose Z bales overalls. 80 cs sewing
machines. II cs arms and ammunition. 81 500
lbs pig lead. 10 rolls and Il cs leather. i273
pEes roofing material. 1S5 cs paints % rs
furpenfine % cs boots and shoes 50 cs dry
goods. 70 bales sheetings. 3s rs fvpewrifers and
supplies. a44 pkgs metal polish 81 nkrs Drinf
ing ink SCI kegs white lead 30 cs drugs. s
cs hats
goldfish, cs dried fruit. bale overalls
To Marshall islands-40 bxs soap.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
RIO VISTA CITIZENS
USE OIL LAMPS

VALLEJO. Jan 21-As a result OF
the destruction of the electric light and
ice plant at Rio Vista, the inhabitants
of the metropolis of eastern SOlanO
have been compelled TO return to the
use of coal oil lamps for Illuminating
purposes.
The plant was erected year ago by
J. S. Mcdonald of San Francisco and
later sold to the Bank OF Rio Vista.
Recently, owing to the scarcity of fuel
oil. the plant has rot been operated
between midnight and O'Clock in the
morning. lit was during this time that
it caught fire in a mysterious manner
and before an effort could be made to
save it was destroyed
The company carried insurance AMI
viii rebuild at once.
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stnr Coronado. hence Jsn IS; stmr Jini Butler.
hence Jan 10: schr Glendale. hence Jan 8
Sailed Jan 2l-Stmr Newburg. for San Fran.
POINT LOBOs-Passed Jan 21 . A. m.-stmr
Alcatraz. from Point Arenas for san Pedro
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Jan 20-Bktn Chas r
grocker' from Everett; stInr Carmel. from Grays
Sailed Jan 2O-stmr Chehalls for San Fran
Arrived Jan 2l-Stmr Pasadena. from Albion
stInr Centralia, hence Jan 10
Sailed Jan 2l-Stmr Despatch for Eureka
Arrived Jan 2l-Stmr Coos Bay hence Jan 1s
Sailed Jan H-Sclr Mahukoaa for Gravs
Harbor schr Dauntless. for Grays Harbor. sfaT
Marchheld, FOR San Francisco: schr Nelrose for
Columbia River; schr Kona. for Puget sound; I;
scbr Admiral, for Puget Sound
EUREKA-Arrived Jan 21-Stmr Greenwood
hence Jan ~; stnr Ravalli hence Jan 90.
power schr Oakland. hence Jan 20
Sailed Jan 21-Sfmr Casro for San Frapcisoo.
stmr Aberdeen for San Francisco
SAN DIEGO-SHiled Jan 2I-Schr Alpena for
Columbia River; stmT Marshhe,d, for San Pedro
BELLINGHAM-saiied Jan 2l-schr winslow
for San Pedro.
Arrived Jan 21-sehr Ruth F. Godfrey. hence
RAYMoND-Arriyed Jan 2l-sttn- Tiverton.
VALDEZ; Arrived Jan 21-stmr Saratoga.
KETCHIKAN-saiied Jan 21-stmr Ramona.
sITK4~sailed Jan 2l-stmr Bertha. for
COOS BAY-Arrived Jan I9-Bktn Encore.
from Eleee.
Sailed Jan 21-Schr Compeer, for San Fran
SEATTLE-Arrfved Jan 2o-stmr Senator.
hence Jan II.
Sailed Jan 2o-stmr City of Pucbla. for san
Arrived Jan 2l-stmr Santa Maria, from Asto-
ris; stnr Dolphin from Skagway.
Sailed Jan 21-Stmr Dirigo for Skagwav
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived Jan 2I-Stnr
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
LABoRER FROM ALASKA DIES
SUDDENLY WHILE IN PRISON
Had Been Jailed for Drunkenness and
Passed Away Supposedly From
Effects or Drink

OAKLAND. Jan. 21.-James B. Muir
ply, a laborer. Al years old and lately
from Fairbanks, alaska. died tonight
in the City Prison, supposedly from al
coholism He was arrested Saturday
and charged with drunkepness and
since had passed most of the time
sleeping His condition first warranted
medical attention at 1880 last night.
but was not considered alarming until
lust before his death. The case may be
investigated. Papers in his possession
indicated that Murphy was member of
Helena (Montana) Aerie, Order of
Eagles.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
ALAMEDA TRUSTEES REDUCM
THE COST OF ELECTRICITY
Private Consumers Are Favored and
Hereafter VIII Pay but Seven
Cents a Thousand EiIOwatts

ALAMEDA, Jan. 21.-Upon motion of
City Trustee ]. F. Forderer, chairman
of the electric light committee of the
municipal board, the City Trustees to-
night reduced the cost of light to pri-
vate consumers from 10 cents to cents
a thousand kilowatts.
1t was decided that hereafter a
charge of not less than So shall be
made for installing service connection
with the municipal light plant. Here
tofore this expense has been borne by
the city The City Trustees also au-
thorized the street superintendent to
expend $4,000 in improving Webster
street roadway.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
WAGES OF QUARRY WORKMEN
ARE REDUCED 20 PER CENT
r. B. & A. l.. stone Company Cuts
Remuneration of Employees and No
COMPLAINT Is Made

VALLEJO. Jan 21.-In the face Of
the general raise in wages now in
force in this section. the 2. B. & A. l.
Stone Company which operates the big
gest crushed rock quarries in this State,
al COrdeIia, few miles east of VAL
lejo. mas announced a 20 per cent re-
1uetion in the wages of labOrers and
drillers.
The laborers who formerly received
s2.25 per day are now receiving 81, and
the drillers have been reduced from
$3.50 to $2.95 per day.
The new scale is that which was in
effect at the quarries previous to Au-
gust last. when a raise was made. The
men accepted their reduction without
public complaint of any nature.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
MINING COMPANY FLIES COPY

A certified copy of the articles Of
Incorporation of the Manhattan Central
Mining Company. an Arizona corpora
ton, was filed in the office of the COun-
ty Clerk yesterday, it being the inten-
ttOn of the company to open Offices in
this city. The original articles were
fled in Arizona February Of last year
and provided for the opening of Offices
both in Phoenix and in San Francisco.
The company is capitalized at 100000
and the directors are Claus KrOeger
Philip Collischom z. H Murray, Henry
J. Seitz, II. A. Pless, r. M. II. Berndt
and Theodore T. Blake.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
BURRELL CONTRACT
IS REVOKED

An ordinance authorizing the Board
of Works to build a sewer in Market
street from Second to East together
with lateral sewers in intersecting
streets, was passed to print by the Su-
pervisors yesterday. The contract pre-
viously held by the Burrell Construc-
tion Company was revoked because it
was not completed in the time speci-
fed.
The ordinance authorizes the Works
Board to expend 100000 to build the
sewers.
President Duffey of the Works Board
was on hand to urge the passage of the
ordinance. He viii have a resolution
adopted by the Board of Works at it's
meeting tomorrow 70 begin the work.
The ordinance authorizing the County
Clerk to employ ten additional copyists
10 handle the work oceasioned by the
-aAIc Enerney title act'' was finally
passed
The ordinance dedicating the portions
of Dolores street, between Fifteenth
and Seventeenth. to public park pur-
poses and placing the same under the
exclusive control and mana cement of
the Park Commissioners was passed
to print.
The board granted the Barber As
phalt Company extensions of time on
it's contracts TO complete street work in
Ellis. Kearny, Mission, Turk and Six
teenth streets and Bartlett alley.
The protest of property owners in the
$500 block of Seventeenth street against
the application to erect a stable at 1858
Seventeenth street was referred to the
health committee.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
TRAMP,s SKULL FRACTURED

SAN MATEO, Jan. 21-Richard
Welch, a one-armed tramp. was thrown
from a gravel car on which he was
stealing a ride yesterday and his skull
was fractured. He w-s taken to the
county hospital for treatment. On his
person were found a quantity of shoe
strings and peddling licenses for San
Francisco, Oakland and Sacramento
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
NEW HOTEL AT CONCORD

VALLEJO. Jan. 21-As another evil
dence of the great growth of this sec
ton, Andrew Daley of Concord has let
the contract for the erection there Of
a modern two-story hotel. which viii
be a big Improvement to that thriving
little town. The ground hoor of the
building will contain a cafe. Office and
dining-room. The Cornwall pOstofice
will be moved from its present location
to make room for the new improve
ments
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
NEW AsPARAGUs cANNERY

VALLEJO. Jan. 21.-Another great
asparagus cannery is planned which
will likely be the largest of it's kind
in the world. Libby. MeNeill & Libby.
the well-known packers, are negotiat-
ing for the purchase of a site on the
water front at Rio Vista, in Eastern
Solano County and if the deal gees
through a great establishment will be
constructed in time to handle the crop
of 1907
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
voTING poINrs REFoRE CouRr

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 21.-The right
of the veterans at the Soldiers Home
at Sawtelle to vote and the duties Of
election officers in counting marked
ballots. are two of the points involved
in an action that will be appealed to
the Supreme Court for determination
by counsel for DR.. James P. Booth.
whose contest for the Office of Coroner.
now held by DR.. r. S. Lanterman. was
dismissed today in the Superior Court.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
THOMAS cARyEY MISSING

OAKLAND, Jan. 21.-Thomas Carvey
has been reported to the police as miss
ing from his home at 56S Sixth street
since $50 Saturday night He is sixty
seven years of age. five feet six inches
in height and weighing 125 pounds He
has full gray beard and false teeth
and was dressed in black coat, gray
pants and black derby.