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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01

-------lDI lDDENTIsTs-Continued.
DRS: G.: w DECKER,
81. NORRIS
SURGEON DENTISTS.
1916 Sutter St, above Van Ness.
Rooms 1-2-3-4-5-9-1O.
HUCK, DR.. H. c., dentist: formerly 324 Mont
eoieIs ave, now at 522 Devisadero mr.. Hayes
DIS, , sTIcKEL & TAYLOR, Dentists, formerly
Ioo4 Mafket. now at 1906 Geary, nr. Fillmore
DR. L; A. WALSH, sT2 McAilfster. mr. Laguna
r-allnum nlilngs, soc; crowns, SO; plates, 81.
DR.; +. KEMP VAN EE, dentist. formerly l029Is
l 1laIAel st. now at 5o4 Devisadero. near Fell
HILL, DIR. LUDLUM, 1443 Market ST., now at
no Weosler ST., near Oak: gas given
PAM EsS Dentistry-old established. honest,
consultation VAN Ses VRoo9 erigf 1901 "orI rIilnore
ST., corner o'Farrell.
DR. ] J. LEEK formerly 1126 Market, now
ez4 valencia ST., bet 10th and goth.
DR.; "; "A; MEYER of callaghan building now
24oo Market ST.: Fillmore-st. cars.
DR. KNOX, dentist, 1915 Fillmore ST.; all work
nrst-class; prices low.
DR. IRA G. LEEK-All kinds of dental WORK
bio Flllmore ST.. Oak
AUTOMOBILES
sl4Somleo6 Franklin model G; newly painted
eoooo i.iie shape.
S2ooo-l9o6 Franklin model D. paint hardly
scratched; s.. a, In elegant condition; bargain
S1o5o-1905 White Steamer: Just put in Al
condition: newly painted; top lights, gen
ss.o osfo,e ersfor, e1e.; good buy
sooo-Maxwel runabout; $3.50 in extras; in nne
seoo-leoe oldsmobile runabout; Al condition;
THE e: E. p: 3; TAYLOR MOTOR CAR CO..
ooo-So2 Telegraph ave-, Oakland.
Phone Oakland 59o1
for hire; second hand machines
TOT sale; storing, repairing a speciality. Phone
Yves. oeso. Golden Gate Garage. 17ss Fell st.
RENsrR0M Ss GARAGE, 424-4a4 stanyan; phone
Park 476 Automobiles bought sold. repaired;
supplies touring cars for hire at all hours.
CASTINGS and tubes repaired; all work guaran-
1eeo. Oal. Auto vulcanizing Co., 1113A G. g.
AUTOMOBILE repairing: storage battery charg-
ing. repairing. l. L. De JoNGH. 446 Fulton.
RELIANCE AUTOMOBILE CO.. SAT Fulton ST.;
garaslng and renting: repairing of all kinds.
ADOPTION
DIR. EMILE FUNKE'S maternity villa; infants
ADOPTED; strictly private. 141e sth ST., Ala
ARCHITECTS
McDoUGALL BROS. architects. .721 Devisadero
ST. bet Fulton and Grove. Phone West 1892.
BAR FIXTURES
CHICAGO FIXTURE CO.; bar fixtures always
carried In stock; bank store office fixtures;
better, cheaper than anywhere; tel. Market
24s6; all kinds of 1obbing done. S79 Fulton st.
FOR store. office or bar fixtures see McCALM &
BARNARD 2027 Ellis ST.. above Devisadero.
]. MARTENSON makes .oface. store and bar fx-
lures, 21s 18th St. bet. Mission and Howard.
8. FRIEDMAN, 21O6 Bush ST., carpenters bar,
store and office fixtures; repairing; jobbins.
UNION Fixture Co., 3se Golden Gate ave. near
Larkin-Bapk store. Office bar fixtures
RELIABLE STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURE
CO., 1911 Market; phone Market 274s.
GOLDEN WEST WOOD WORKING co.
236-238 14th st.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
CHURCH SERVICES.

BISHOP NICHOLS begs the members of the
congregations over which he has oversight to
give most earnest heed TO the following sery-
ices. They afford opportunity to rehabflt-
tate our religious life so sadly disturbed by
the destruction of church buildings and the
city calamities Let these services be railyine
points So far as possible put other things
aside TO attend them:
PRELENToN MISSION
sunday, January q TO Tuesday. February 5, 1907
SAN FRANCISCO CHURCHES
trinity Chruch-Corner Bush and Cough streets.
missioner, Rev. Endicott Peabody, D. d.
Head Master, Groton School Groton Mass
ST: stephens Church-Fulton ST. near Fillmore
Missioner, Rev. George Craig Stewart
Rector, st. Luke's, Evanston Illinois
OAKLAND CHURCHES
st. Johns Church-Corner 9Th and Grove streets
Missioner, Rev. Charles Fiske,
Rector, St Johns. Someryille, New Jersey
Cnureh OF the AdEent-12th and E. 18th st
Missioner, Rev. James E. Freeman
Rector. st. Andrews Yonkers New York
DAILY SERVICES IN EACH CHURCH
Holy Communion, $50 a m
lSnnoays at regular hour in each of these par
ishes. In all other Parish churches around
the Bay daily communion at discretion of
Reetors, and at hours determined upon by
them
Eyangelistic Service, 300 p. m
Afternoon Service-Watch daily announcements
In addition to the above services:
Sunday School Children's Mass Meeting
friday, February j, p. m. st. Stephens
San Francisco
Mems Service-Sunday, February 3, 8:15 D. m
Trinity. San Francisco. and st. Johns Oakland
NOTE-Hours for consultation and other deta Us
announced at services.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
CONTRACTOR BILKs
MANY PEOPLE

A warrant issued yesterday for the
arrest Of E A Mopsakof, a contractor,
brought TO light a system by which
many home builders, as well as almost
every dealer in building material in
town, have been Victimized Policeman
George. F. Barry, the heaviest loser at
the hands Of Mopsakof, swore to the
complaint and in it he claims to have
been naulcted Of $500.
Ehe policeman claims that the con-
TRACTORS agreed to construct a house for
MIN and as guarantee of good faith
demanded deposit of the amount
named. After receiving the deposit the
builder failed TO show up and perforIn
his part Of the contract. and an inyesti-
cation into his past dealings revealed
the fact that he had left town with a
large number Of unfinished contracts
ana several unpaid bills remaining be-
hind him. Mopsakof is said to have
gathered IN about 1920 by tricky
methods before he disappeared.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
RICH ORE DISCOVERED
Round Mountain Stringer Yields High
Values I'm Assays

ROUND MOUNTAIN. jan s1.-A
strike made in this camp is causing
much excitement On the Blue Jay
No. 3 claim of the Round Mountain
Daisy Company a ledge five feet wide
has been discovered on the surface It
carries small stringer, which showed
great values in gold when assayed. The
specimens are among the finest ever
exhibited in this camp. The ground
around the spot where the find was
made has proved valuable for placer
work up to this time, and 1t is be-
lieved that the new ledge was the
source of the gold taken out OF the
loose earth on the surface.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
MAKES FORTUNE QUICKLY
Shares Taken for Supposed Bad Debt
Now Worth S300,OO


GOLDFIELD, Jan. 81 Thomas
Lockhart, president Of the Florence
Mining Company. took 10000 shares
of Jumbo Extension stock two years
ago for what he considered at the
time a bad debt. Being convinced
later that the property had merit,
he went after the control. which he
procured at about 10 cents a share
He refused an offer of 5000, 600 for
100000 shares of the stock yester-
day. On an investment which vir-
tually was forced upon him he could
clear more than half-million dollars.
Returns from nine average samples
from eight feet across the ledge In
the Higginson lease on the Jumbo
Extension show values from 500 to
$3.50 a ton in gold. There is one foot
of this ore, which is almost as rich
as any found in the Mohawk. Both
walls are in evidence, the ledge meas
uring eight feet across and all of
shipping grade. 1t is claimed that
the apex of the vein is disclosed in
the workings.
The f1ssure which carries this wealth
runs north and south and on a line
between the Mohawk leases and the
Red Top shaft. crossing the Wedge
claim.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
WILL WORK AT YERINGToN
William c. Ish Procures Options on
Three Groups of Copper Claims

GOLDFIELD. Jan. 31.-William C. Ish
has returned from Yerington with op-
tions on three groups of claims in that
district, two of which adjoin the Ne
yada Douglass, said by some mining
men to be from the surface indications
one of the greatest copper deposits in
the world. Two companies are to be
formed at once to take over and oper-
ate the properties to the north and
south of the Nevada-Douglass and COW
ering Douglass Hill. The property on
the north of the Douglass, to be known
as the North Nevada Douglass, com
prises III acres, and the ledge has
been opened in twenty places on the
surface for distance Of 500 feet, show
ing width between walls of from four
to sixteen feet.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
Proposed Combine of Boards
Is Rejected by Brokers
Quiet Day in Mining Shares Is Marked
by Combination Fractions Rise

81: cents to- 80 cents. Great Bend
dropped from s120 to s115. Great
BEND Extension rose from SO cents to
40 cents. Hibernia sank from 25 cents
to 81 cents.
Jumbo Extension had an eventful
day. 1t opened at s2.75 for SO shares
and Immediately fell to s2.70. From
then on the course was downward
s2.e5. $780, S2.55 and s2.571z. Man
haitian Dexter had a range of five
points between "A cents and SO cents
There were large sales of Red Top Ex-
tension, 2O.5e0 shares at the regular
board; 1880 shares. at the informal.
The price was steady, varying but one
point
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
NEW NATURALIZATION LAW
GIVEN HARSH APPLICATION
oaiy Twenty-Five Per Cent of Alien.
Seeking Citizenship Granted Pa
- pers at Yesterdays Heartn,

he first citizen-m making in San Fran
cisco under the new federal naturaliza-
ton laws occurred yesterday in Judge
5rahans court when thirty-two an
pircants for final papers We're called 70
present their qualifications. The result
shows that the new law has effected !.
change which viii prevent the laxitv
that has existed and will make citizen.
ship much harder TO attain than ever
before. OF the thirty-two applicants
only eight were granted final papers.
The hearing took the form of an. er-
animation that would have done credit
TO most high schools. The Questions
asked covered a broad field of historv
civil. government and knowledge Of
current events and existing conditions
and an inquiry into the applicants abiI-
itF 70 read and write. The questions
were propounded by Judge Graham
ana assistant United States Attorney
Frank Duryea, and only those showing
a. fair knowledge Of the federal and
state. forms OF government were passed,
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
NTCROLA BASTA. ON TRIAL
FOR MURDER OF $50 CURCAH
Defendant Killed His Fellow Workman
During Drunken Brawl Following
- Celebration of a Feast Day

Nickola Basta. a Slavonian railroad.
'sborer~ who killed Iso Curcah, fell
low workman, on October Ia Of last
vessrs is on trial for murder in Judge
Dunne's court. The jury was drawn
Yesterday. and the taking of testimony
was begun.
The evidence showed that Basta en-
gagged in a quarrel In a saloon and had
q knife and revolver taken away from
lam there: Later. while under the in
fiuence of liquor, a crowd of the men
started for home. Basta and Curcah
had been walking together arm in arm
and seemingly on the most affectionate
terms, but Basta suddenly jerked out a
butcher knife and stabbed: Curcah
fatally.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
MARTIN SNYDER DROWNED

The body. of.'an old man.. found. float
'ag in the bay off the Broadway street
wharf Wednesday, was identified yes
.erday as that OF Martin Snyder. a
pioneer resident Of this city, 70 years
old. who had lived with his son, Martin
snyder, Jr., at 337 Lexington street.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
MEETING NOTICES

A. AND. A. S. R. of Free Masonry.
San Francisco Lodge of Perfection ~
No 1-Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth !"
and Thirteenth Degrees. FRIDAY EAA
February l, 1907. at p M. King NsM
HENRY ASHCROFT. Sec 45p
222O Point Lobos ave.
CALIFORNIA CoMMANDERY. No.
K. T.-Stated assembly THIS FRI-
Day EVENING at 1880 O'Clock Or ieal
der of the Temple All fraters cor "
PHINEAs F. FERGUSON. Commander.
WILLIAM R. JoST, Recorder.
KING Solomons Chapter No. e5, R.. q
meeting = ~ lE1a rllHsFf FR6A + fvEs stfsse A
NV = HARRY BAEHR. Sec. !"
Jewel Lodge. No. a74 z. and A. NJ =
I'so P. p. Second degree. Crafts, NA
BuRNsIpE CROMWELL, w.M. w
r. G. JOHNSON. Sec.
GOLDEN WEST Lodge No 800. 5000.
st.-Second degree THIS (FRI- 5
DAY EVENING at S % clock 'zSfhsSS
Visiting brothers cordially invited.
R. J. MCDOWELL. reese. '> .
Harmonic Lodge No. l5, X. of P. -
Removal notice-Reguisr conyen- N4
at 8 o'clock at Native Sons Hall. -Sz&r
southwest corner Geary and Cough ~sD
sts. Convention every 1st and Sd
FRIDAY of each month. Members
are requested TO attend. Visitors are cordially
invited. A. NJ KRUECKEI, C: C.
HENRY WILLWEBER. K r. and S.
EUREKA Lodge No. o, K. of P,
3265 18th ST., meets THIS (FRI-
DAY) EVENING. Members are re- ES4
euested to be present and partici- lGX
pate In the comforting OF the Es- S6$Ar
quire Rank on six Pages. Visitors
always welcome.
STEVE 0'CoNNoR, @. @.
GEO. H. BRoDERsON, K of r. and 8
REGULAR meeting of the Caledonian 80
Siup This EVENING, at s O'Clock,
Louis Roesch building, Mission and .1l
CHARLES MACDONALD. Sec.
HOSTING and Portable Engineers Local SO.
l. T. 5. E., will meet at is Eddy ST new
hall FRIDAY, February l. Business of great
Importance. Fines for nonattendance.
w. JENKINS. Rec Sec.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01

NOIlCE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice to the stockholders of the MERCANTILE
TRUST COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO is
hereby given that meeting of the stock
holders OF said company has; by resolution of
the Board of Directors of said corporation,
adopted November % 1906. been called for
and will be held on WEDNESDAY,. the 9th
day of February, 1907, at the hour of o'clock
in the afternoon OF said day, at the office of
said corporation, to-wit. number 464 California
street, in the city and county of San Fran
cisco. State of California, the same being the
principal place OF business of said corporation
and the building where the Board of Directors
usually meet. The object of said meeting
VIII be TO consider and vote upon the proposi-
ton 10 increase the capital stock of the afER-
CAMILLE TRUST COMPANY OF SAN FRAN
cisco from the sum of one million Il 600 000)
dollars, divided into ten thousand 100000
shares Of the par value of one hundred (100)
dollars each. the present amount of its cap
ital stock, TO the OF two million e, 2,000.-
o00) dollars. divided into twenty thousand
100000 shares of the par value of one hun
dred (l00) dollars each
Dated November 81 1906
BY order of the Board of Directors
JOHN D. MCKEE, Secretary
Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01

THE regular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the UNION TRUST COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISCO win be held at the office of
the corporation. Montgomery ST.. San Fran
February. 1907. at the hour of 2 O'Clock D.
M on said day. for the purpose of electing
board OF directors to serve for the ensuing
year, the amendment OF its bylaws and for
the transaction of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
CHARLES j. DEERING, Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
HELP wANrEp-Fem.ls

OUR NEW FACTORY BUILDING. WHICH IL
THOROUGHLY LIGHTED. VENTILATED
AND HEATED. IS NOW READY FOR OC-
CUPANCY: EXPERIENCED AND mex
PERIENCED SEWING MACHINE OPEhA-
TORS WANTED ON OVERALLS; GOOD PAY;
STEADY WORK; PAID WHILE LEARNaNG; ;
LEVI STRAUSS & CO. VALENClA BEL BEL
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
MEETING xor1cEs-continued.

the = state e'o Of : california.The ri ~
Grsnd Lodge, l. O. O. F.. of OF -syssssssssz'
annual session held June 50. 1906, adopted
the following resolution:
Resolved, That neither the Grand Lodge, nor
any lodge under its jurisdiction. is, or will
be responsible. pecuniarily or otherwise, Tor
any business bus corporation or association 'hat
II. d. RICHARDSON Grand Secretary
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
special meeting of the stockholders OF the
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company Will
be held at the office of the company, in room
lo43 In the James Flood Building. Mt $40 Mar
ket street. in the city and county OF San Fran
cisco. in the State of California, the same be-
Ing the principal place of business of said cor
poration, and being the building where the
Board of Directors OF said corporation usually
meet, on the 18th day of March. 1904 at the
hour Of II o'clock noon. to consider and act
upon the proposition to create bonded indebt-
edness of said corporation. to the amount in
the : aggregate of thirty-fve million dollars
1888, 600 ooo) in gold coin of the United States
"a portion of which is to be used in retiring
existing bonded indebtedness). and to increase
the bonded Indebtedness of said corporation up
i've million dollars 1855. 900. .o6o) in gold coin
of the United States. and to secure the said
proposed bonded indebtedness by mortgage or
deed of trust upon the railroads. franchises
and property of the company now owned or
hereafter acquired. and the income thereof. or
oeSn pant theltoi ds may De prescribed IN tue
mortgage or deed of trust: and to determine
the form and terms of said bonds and mort
gage or deed of trust, and to authorize the
Board Of Directors to take all such action
they may deem necessary expedient in the
premises.
Dated the 9th day of January, 1907.
By order of the Board of Directors.
]. L. WILLCUTT,
Secretary Of the Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Company.
e. E. CALVIN,
WILLIAM F. HERRIN,
WILLIAM HOOD,
N. T. SMITH
p. F. DUNNE. -.
A. II. PAYSON
e. s. PILLSBURY,
EDWARD CHAMBERS,
W. A. RISSELL
Directors OF said Northwestern Pacific Rail-
road Company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02
.L|NEMAN FALLS
TO HIS DEATH
Worker Takes Snapshot of comrade.
Believed to Have Received Ter
rible Shock from Power
Circuit

John Lewis, an electrician employed
by the Home Telephone company, fell
from pole on which he was working
at Beaudry and Temple yesterday and
was SO seriously injured that he died
before the ambulance could reach the
receiving hospital.
Lewis was 80 years of age and lived
with his mother on Avenue Sixty-four.
Lewis had been standing on the
cross piece. of the pole at the time of
the accident. He had been taking a
picture of one of his companions, Roy
Moner, while the latter was working
on a wire. After taking the picture
he lowered the camera to the ground.
Moner then turned back to work, but
suddenly heard a crash and turned
just in time to see Lewis strike the
ground, forty feet below.
1t is thought Sby companions of the
man that he slipped and struck a
high-voltage wire and that the shock
threw him to the ground. His wrists
and face were badly burned. The body
was taken to Pierce Bros undertaking
establishment.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

away, or if he had been making the
run from one switch to another under
an order to make as much time as he
could, knowing that it was taking
great chance, and an accident had oc-
Cured, 1 think that would have been,
and those instances are, l believe,
what the code contemplates in its def
milton where a person causes or suf-
fers a collision to occur between rail-
way trains. Now, 1 believe 1 can look
at this case aside from the eyes of the
law, soma .hing as though persons do
who are interested. In the first place,
1 will say that 1 am graduate of one
of the departments of the University
of Southern California.
"The students who were killed were
members of that institution. At pres
ent l occupy position there of lee
turer And one of the parties who WAS
killed-not those mentioned in the
complaint in these cases-was a friend
of mine of long standing. So that it
legal one, but can feel what all the
people do feel who are interested, and
1 think that we have all given it a
very calm and fair hearing. We have
gotten all of the facts of the matter
and 1 don't believe that they show
that any crime was committed. For
that reason the order will be made
discharging both the Defendants
Kelly and Homble as to both cases."
Mr.. Gray-And exonerating the
bondsmen?
The court-Yes sir.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02
SAYS ROOSEVELT
IS A MONARCH
Man Arrested and Held on Insanity
Charge Frightens Clerks in the
Western Union Delivery
Department

Otto Benz, friend of the world
famous Ernest Haeckel, the philos-
opher, graduate of Heidelberg univer-
sity and master of sixteen languages,
was yesterday arraigned before Judge
Rives of the superior court, a charge
of insanity having been filed against
him earlier in the day by police Of
fcer.
Benz has Travelled in all parts of the
world and is a man of education. His
claim to the master of sixteen Ian
guages is, according to the statements
of his friends, correct, and a particu-
larly interesting session is promised
for this afternoon when his case will
be called.
Benz came to this country some
months ago and since here has been
compelled to accept of any employ
ment. He worked as night janitor for
the Broadway department store and
h. chief recreation was said to be dis
coursing on anarchy to the crowds in
Central park.
Down with Roosevelt. He thinks
he is the king of kings. I'm going to
kill him."
So shouted Benz when, furiously
waving lunch box and swearing won
derful and fearful oaths in loud
voice, he dashed in the business Of
flee of the Western Uuion yesterday
morning.
I'm man of education and an an
archict. The reason I am an anarchist
is because 1 am a. man of education, -
roared Benz, and employees of the
place ducked under the tables as they
saw him wave the lunch box as if he
meant to throw it.
Look out, it's bomb!" yelled one
frightened clerk, as he ran for the
door, closely followed by the other en-
ployes of the office.
A policeman who was in the neigh
borhood hurried to the scene and took
Benz to the city Jail, where he was
booked as insane, and later in the day
was taken to the county hospital.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02
MUNICIPAL LEAGUERS
NOMINATE OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the Municipal
league will be held on the afternoon
of May in the assembly room of the
chamber of commerce.
The nominating committee has Sc
lected officials, which list will consti-
tute the official ticket. This includes:
For president, j. o. Koepfli; first vice
president, W. ]. Washburn; second
vice president, j. H. Schneider; treas
urer, H. r. Calender; directors, R. w.
Burnham, DIR. F. B. Kellogg, Eugene
Germain, H. C. Wilmer, Meyer Liss-
ner, Frank Simpson, Arthur S. Bent,
Marshall Stimson, c. C. Desmond. Stod-
dard Jess and W. c. Mendenhall.
Messrs. Jess and Mendenhall are new
members and Messrs. Stimson, Wash
burn and Bent were recently appointed
members of the committee, to fill
vacancies.
The men who made the nominations
are George H. Stewart, M. H. New
mark, H. Jevne, Charles Silent and
j. H. Norton.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02
READY DROPPED
BY HEALTH BOARD
+
F0NDNESS FOR ASCOT COSTS
INSPECTOR JOB
Civil Service Commission commends
Sanitary Officer for His Frank
ness, but Findo Against
His Retention

Charges against Sanitary Inspector
r. w. Ready have cause his dismissal
from the shealth department, findings
to that effect having been reported yes
terday to the board by the civil service
commission. The trial was held early
in the month, Ready returning from
the Masonic home at East San Gabriel
to answer the charges.
Employees of the Olive plant IN
South Los Angeles and others In the
district over which Ready had Jurls-
diction testified, as did others, in re-
gard to the charges that he had at
tended the race meeting at ASCOT
park.
Ready acknowledged that he had at
tended the races, but said ne oIten
worked during the noon hour and by
the extra hours thus gained felt justi-
fled in playing tips on one or two races
at times. He acknowledged being
heavy loser at the game.
The findings were as follows:
"This matter came on for nearing
before the civil service commission on
the 9th day of April, 1907. Evidence
was offered in support of said charges
and also on behalf of defendant, K. w.
Ready, from which the commission
finds as follows:
L. lHdI u6leHudIlL lleiS NlOio NJ -
division 8 of rule of civil service
rules, in attending Ascot park race
track and purchasing pools on races
there occurring.
''2. That such attendance at ASCOT
park has caused defendant to negiecI
his duties as inspector
"3. That the charge in the complaint
that defendant has endeavored 10 DOT
row money from managers OF rae
tories in the district served by MIN is
sustained in one instance and that ne
has likewise endeavored to borrow
money from other persons in said dis
trict.
"a. The evidence does not show that
defendant endeavored to borrow the
moneys aforesaid for favors to be be-
slowed in his official position from
persons solicited.
"By reason of the. foregoing findings
of fact the defendant is hereby dis
missed from the service of the city
Of Los Angeles as inspector 1t is but
inst to say that defendant did not at
tempt to shield himself before the
commission, but candidly and fairly
stated the facts.
John r. HAYNES,
ID. w. EDBLMAN,
IN. K. YOUNG"