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Arizona republican., 1908-05-21

ing been other details beside the fig ures It was understood both by MI Campbell and by the board that this is an entirely new deal the former ne gOtiations having closed at 10 o'clock as per their mutual understanding. It is now proposition from MT. Camp bell to the board which met again at 4:GO o'clock and took it under con- sideration until this afternoon at 4:30 when it is expected definite action will be taken. In the meantime the board appointed a committee consisting of Vice President l.. B. Christy, General Secretary Hayes and H. B. Wilkinson, attorney for the board, to confer with Mir Campbell over their differences and report this afternoon.
 Both MT Campbell and Mir. Hayes called at The Republican office last night to say that they had been mis- quoted by an afternoon paper, or rath- CT that they had been quoted in a manner that left a very erroneous in ference. MT. Campbell was quoted as saving they bulldozed me into sign ing" He stated last night that he
  tirely jOcular and in conversation with a member of the board who made some comment on his having finally decided to sign. What he meant by it and what the other gentleman un- dOubtedly understood was that they had been dickering a long time on the matter and he had finally decided to make concessions rather than give it up. The word "bulldoze" had no such meaning as would be ascribed to it in the publication referred to and he re- gretted that it had been used or print ed. He was not interviewed by the paper and felt that an injury had been done him.
 Mir Hayes at the same time said that the quotation ascribed to him was used in a way that enormously sug- gested a controversy between the board and Mir Campbell. concerning the latters willingness to sign after 10 o'clock yesterday morning The fact stated was true It is an entirely new negotiation, but MT. Campbell knew and appreciated that as well as the board did and there was no de- sire on the side of either to use any sharp practice toward the other, nor was Mir. Hayes remark intended as any reflection on Mir. Campbell
 It was announced yesterday that a petition was again in circulation ask ing that the building site be changed to the northeast corner of the Y. M c. A. block. A majority of the direc- tors however expressed surprise that such action should be taken after the matter was disposed of two or three days ago. and nothing was done by the board yesterday in respect of it.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-21
EVOLUTION OF THE
 BUILDING CONTRACT
1t Has Tentatively Passed Both Houses" and Gone to a Conference Committee.

It is hoped that some definite action will be arrived at today in the matter of the contract for the construction of the Y. M. c. A. building. There have been almost daily conferences of the board of directors for the last week or so discussing one detail or another in connection with the signing of the contract by Clinton Campbell to whom it was awarded on his recent bid.' But the terms of the contract as drawn by the counsel for, the association did not suit the contractor entirely and he has hesitated about signing it. Finally the board on Tuesday gave him until 10 o'clock yesterday morning to sign it or call the negotiations off. Mir. Campbell failed to sign and negotia- tions were then declared off by mu- tual consent.
 In the afternoon however Mir. Camp bell appeared and stated that with certain changes suggested by his at torney he would then enter into the contract on the figures already. sub mitted, the points of controversy hay
Arizona republican., 1908-05-21
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Personal Mention

The following were registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday: Ada [. Pool. Los Angeles, J. B. Kelley, San Fran cisco; Ben LoeWenstine, Washington; $. B. Samuel, Los Angeles, Joseph Opet, Los Angeles; Joe Wilson, Los Angeles; C. A. BarthOlow, Minnesota; Mrs. C. \. BarthOloW. Minnesota.
 At the Commercial were: M J. Brown, San Francisco. W. W. Car penter, Nogales: W. McIntire, San Bernardino; Dr. Leeds. Yuma.
 At the Ford were: F. E. Carter. Chicago; A. W. Barlow, Chicago; Mrs. F. A. StanaWay, Bisbee; Carl Clausen. Bisbee; F. J. Andette. Milwaukee; George Casebeer, Kansas.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-21
ApPRopRIAToRs, NOTICE.

Water users under this canal will please take notice that they must call at secretary's office and make payment for such amount of water as wanted, between now and June 1st, after which date gates will be locked and no more water contracts made.
 By order of directors.
 E. GANZ, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-21
BOUGHT BARBER sHoP.-I

Cohen, who has ben employed in the Kane barber shop in this city, has purchased the Beasley shop in Flag taff and will leave for the Skylight city in a few days to take charge. He has been popular young barber here and will no doubt make a financial success of his new venture
Arizona republican., 1908-05-21

Tickets on sale today at Boehmers for "The Manuevers of Jane," at Dor ris opera house Friday evening.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-21

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-The Knights of Pythias Lodge, No. ?. will meet tomorrow night. There will be work in the third rank.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

Did you ever have picture OF new bunsa-
low. exterior finish very complete painted white.
behind q great big old oak which has required
years 70 spread Its protecting branches between
you and the sun during the hottest hours OF The
open arch. with round columns 70 living rooEl-
which has beam ceiling also. large fireplace for
wood and another me entrance TO dining room
psneled walls and coal grzte fre2lace; nice
ueR1els; roony. light Kitchen: wall He'd around
stove; me bedrooms and convenient, vel aP-
pointed bath: tiled porcelain fixtures; opea
nickel plumbing: also sumner gas kiteaen,
which 10 all 1rents and purposes Is worth s.. GO
fer 81 500; lot 50x150, convenient 10 trains;
select neishborhood;
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
NOTICE.

AL persons having claims against Harry
Chaloner. 221 Eddy St. are requested 10 pre-
sent claims within days from this date;
otherwise / win not be responsible.
EMIL KAUFMAN.
Dated April % 1905.
TO whom Il may concern-I hereby give 7otiee
that intend 70 apply for executive elemeney.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

SEALED proposals viii be received by the State
Board Of Prison Directors OF California, at the
ofhce Of che board room 13. Ferry Building.
San Francisco. until 2 o'clock p. N OF May
II. 1905. and then opened In public. for an
electric plant fer Folsom State Prison. Reprsss
able at the Office OF the board and at the
office of the State Engineer. Sacramento.
STATE BOARD OF PRISON DIRECTORS
By E HHRRIOIT. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

An opportunity for a partnership; Jour in
yestmeaf secured: > per cent interest and \
guaranteed prodt OF $50.0 900 IN two years; capital
VIII all be returned: do not apply unless yOu
have $50. eco available cash. residence not neces-
ssry, as all Jour interests win be cared for BY
4 bank
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

SEALED bids will be received AZ the Office OF
the secretary OF tie regents. University OF
California Berkeley. on or before IL q. m,
May Q. 1905 for work On the library the
university campus al Berkeley for stone work
granite: separate bids for wall hacking OF
brick: separate bids for wall backing Of con-
crete. separate bids for structural steel and
separate bids for the erection OF the steel
frame: and separate bids for freprpoflg and
foors (co1cretel. per plans and specifca-
rions ale az said office and with Howard &
Galloway. architects. 004 Mission ST., San
Francisco.
Separate bids are invited for construction at
the university farm, Davis. Cal. OF dormi-
tory: and separate bids for commons. per
plans and Specifications fe at Office OF said
secretary and with Cunningham Poiiteo
architects. Chronicle buildiag. San Francisco
and with Superintendent A. ]. Barrett At uni
Yersity farm
No bids will be received unless accom- panied
By a certified check or bond In favor OF the
undersigned equal 70 10 per cent of the bid. 10
assure execution OF contract by successful bid
der. The right to reject any al bids Is re-
served.
THr RFGFSTs OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES


BAY COUNTIES POWER COMPANY BONDS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Mercantile
Trust Company OF San Francisco invites bids for
1908 OF q sufficient amount of hrst consolidated
mortgage Eve per cent sinking fund 80 year gold
bonds OF Bay Counties Power Company for the
investment OF twelty-four thousand eight hun
dred and nsnety-seven dollars 1921, ,S97l now in
the sinking fund provided for IN the mortgage or
deed OF trust executed b. said Bay Counties
Power Company TO Mercantile Trust Company OF
San Francisco as trustee uader date Of Septen-
Der /. 1900.
Each bid must state the serial numbers OF the
boads rendered and the price asked and must be
delivered the undersigned trustee at its Office.
No AGA California ST, San francisco. Cal, or
before O'Clock p. m, Nsy 13. 1908. in sealed
envelope marked Tender of bonds Of Bay Coun-
ties Power Company
Dated April %, leoS.
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF SAN
FRANCISCO. A. II. wINN. Trust Officer
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

&oEr st.s A4dLncud Euo1c Ala to1
s.. 1857 room house; electricity and gas; bath;
sunny side OF street; block and a half
from station; blocks from school; half
block from car line; this house Is in hne
condition; brick foundation; street work.
sewers all accepted; renting for Sl7 per
month.
fne neighborheod; plenty Of fruit; must be
s.. 4oo-New room cottage; modern; nicely
$. .5oo-New bungalow. rooms; Clinton ay.;
lot 35xi0o; pretty home; centrally To-
"a, ,2oo-Bungalow; one of the prettiest homes In
Alameda; finely built, fine lawn and good
barn. excellent neighbo-hood.
s7:sx15o; pretty lawn and pretty sur
roundingsi this property must be sold-you
know what that means
"a, o00-S rooms; an ideal home; In Central av. !;
finest neighborhood; this home is modern
and OF all selected woods; must be sold
<s,ioomNew room bungalow: modern; lot
S3:4x120; ! block from car line.
300o-5 rooms and bath: lot 30x207; good
neighborhood: easy terms.
=, $50 rooms and bath: new and fancy:
good netghborhood modern; centrally 10
Gated.
81 zoo-New and good 5 room cottage; lot s51
81. .2oo-corner: room modern house: rery
pretty home yard: pretty neighborhood-
81 5oo-5 rooms and bath In Central aT.; lot 40x
40; very easy terms
81, ,o00-Large room cottage: modern; with
high basement. nicely furnished; excellent
nelghborhood, and centrally located.
sc, ,500-Large room house. finished in quarter
sawed oak in reception hall and dining
ROOM beautiful neighborhood; large lot (:
this home is strictly modern and up to
date; auto barn grounds.
81. .10o-New room bungalow, fne neighbor-
hood; pretty surroundings; very easy
terms.
s rooms and bath: 5oxloo: finished In curly
redwood; good neighborhood and good
barn.
Ny Evening and Sunday Phone Ala. z311.
Appointments for Sunday or evening. Horse
and surrey at your service. Same courtesy ex-
tended In the future in the past Terms
can be arranged any of the advertised prop
erty in today's columns.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

For 81 600. lot 40xlI5: located Just ike y0u
see them in pictures. all beauty
A few more good factCry sites which In 10
years will be worth 10 times what yOu pay FOX
them now This IS 10 dream
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
ALAMEDA REAL EsTATE-Contiauea
C. F. BASTA.
1424 Park st-Phone Ala sos.
1424 PARK st--Phcne ala. eos-

New. modern home OF rooms. bath: linen
closets and basement; gas heated dry al fur
mace. Instantaneous automatic bot wafer heater;
hardwood foo-s and staining finish OF oak In
living rooms and ball: pi1.e and beaded glass
throughout; bath tiled Eocr and walls; cen
tral corner. 60x115- This Is close IN; $500.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
SWEETEST NEW HOME IN ALAMEDA
on A CORNER Lor. so1l15 FEET.

on CORNER LOT. so1I15 FEET.
50 5oo-This is colonial design; IN the NEST
beautiful part OF our city; large roous'
living and dining room extend across the
building: an arrangement that hoods the
srtisticaIiy beaned and paneled. and has
large fireplace. noOrs are hardwood
large bedrooms snd bath % upper roor
Rudd heater. This IS d1e value and
should interest you II you desire a mag
niheelr home.
81. .5oo-Another gem Of 5 rooms, new, on Cen
ral av.: this is OF latest design. with
with a dining room that Is the pretties;
ever; will sell this On Terms. too; <l.e0o
down and monthly PaymenSsi money spen'
n rent could easily pay Tor Jour o"n
home.
So. .ooo-New cottage of 5 rooms; building on .
corner handy 10 stations. IN ene neigh
borhood; this Is finely built and & dasJ
plan; VIII make you terms; $500 down
the rest rent; see this and order TIE
finish 10 suit you-
s., ,5oo-A story and half house in a convent
ent location that would just suit you: as
an investment would pay II per eeot'
terms
45xs7 feet; THIS is well built place
made By days labor
We've got a nne list OF lots For $3.50
q lot within block OF station and street
car; IS minutes from San Francisco. 10
minutes from the heart Of Oakland Can
you beat this. $500 cash.
lot 50x147, within a few feet OF the
bay with It's beautitui view, for Only
S2.250; there was never value Ike this
Fine renting list
We solicit correspondence.
OPEN on SUNDAYS.
LEADING AND RELIABLE AGENTS.
HAMMOND & HAMMOND,
l422 Park Street,
Alameda, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE-Csn.
SERPA REALTY CO.
Anew OF OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS

a LN VI OLh ~ AfNA<A1 -11@~16--'S-
81. 2.5oo-ssoo CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT:
FINE ROOM COTTAGE IN HIGH Class
TION, PARK AND SCHOOLS; LOT 3oxlosi
SPLENDID BARGAIN.
So. .25o-s11oo CASH. BALANCE $50 PER
MONTH, BUYS a ROOM HIGH BASEMENT
COTTAGE; BLOCKS TO 8. ? AND KEY
SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
s2.s5o-ss5o CASH, BALANCE s25 PER
FiSE fUHl z nSEIGHBoRnooD; SE1R CAR LINE
AND 81 1ATIONs: LOT ALONE IN SHORT TIAE
WILL BE WORTH PRICE ASKED.
SEE OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS IN RESI-
DENCE AND BUSINESS PROPERTIES THIS
MONTH.
WE STILL HAVE FEW OF OUR $50
RESIDENCE LOTS LET: TERMS $SS CASH; "a;
sak sAE1Hna FHEM 'iS SG YoG ARE Iookfss ToR sAR
GAINS
sERPA REALTY Co,
1924 ADELINE ST NEAR ALCATRAz. SOUTH
OPEN SUNDAYS fasSTIo From 10 1. N. TO P. N.
s.. .2oo-Nezriy new s room house, with bath.
pantry, laundry, electric lighting. etc. lot
35x6S: handy to sfreefear line; terms II
desired; owner must cell. and . very hb
:, ersi discount VII 0s made aa ror ease ~.15 s,n
pantry. laundry. etc: lot S0x10s: east
frontage, convenient 10 stations and car
lines: terms $500 cash. balance monthly
81 S50-Sew room high basement cottage: bath.
pantry. laundry. paneied dining room, elec-
tric lishts. etc: lot ssx1i7; street work
$500 down and SO monthly.
s. 30o-Bezutiful new reom high basement cot
tsge; strictly m01ern n an respects. extra
IRE location: lot 3Jx115: street work and
walks complete; hardy 10 Key Route and
5. P stations; terms 01e-half cash
o. A RUDOLPH.
Lorin Station. South Berkeley.
Open SUNDAYS
81, ,se0-New. fne. room. modern house on
terms easier than rent: the snap o. the
So, ,10o-A good INVESTMENT, room cottage,
rented for s25 PER MONTH.
GRANGER < CO,
1850 Adeine St,
South Berkeley.
WANTED-Good residence lot il Berkeley's best
district. give exact location size price. terms.
etc., in fgst letter 6. 4 CASTOS, Palo Alt1.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

c. p BANTA tOpea On Suacaysl
1924 Park st--Ph0ue Ala. COS
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
WANT ADS
0AMAhD ALAMEDA BfaHH fRuITvAI
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

~ A. MILLER, REAL ESTATE
1874 Park St, Alameda. Phone Ala 734
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

s44o-Lot. 5s:4x1Oo; $50 cash. balance $40 Der
month.
s45o-Corner lot, sS:4xIOe; $50 cash. balance SO
per month
sssoNChoice corner. ss:4xiOo; $50 cash. balance
SO per month
$T50-Norrh side OF H7i<ht nv. 33-4x1Soi 500
cash, balance SIS per month
s75O-Sorth side Pacifc av.: ST:6xf30; easy
terms
H @. MEHRTENS.
1900 Webster ST.. Alameda
e 50o-NEW HOME: s ROOMS; BASEMENT
CENENTED AND PLASTERED; EVERY
THING FIRST CLASS, LARGE CORSERs
EASY TERMS.
E. D. JUDD CO.,
240e SANTA CLARA AVENUE
FOR sale-In best part OF Alameda sunny 2
story house. 8 rooms and hath. electric light.
gas greenhouse and summer house. lot 50x150.
Apply owner, l7ce Central av-. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

s3.oo0-S500 cash. balance $50 per month. IN
terest per cent net; noSera room bungalow
porcelain open plumbing: fireplace: vertical pan
eied living room Inis IS uztty and very rea-
sonable IL price; well located Faultless coz
struetson-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

In the heart Of the ciIy. q few lots unequaled
IN price and terms. from 81, $50 up 10 81. 000;
elegant corner :. $50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

s., 2,50o-Cottage. rooms. bath: lot 30x132:6:
$1.70o cash and balance mortgage. or VIII
exchange for a small improved country
property
g. 65o-Cottsge rooms, bath; sunny side
street; trains; s1,650 cash. balance
mortgage remain
s.. .600-Fine. modern. story and half cottage.
rooms and bath; lot 30x120; 81. 200 cash.
balance mortgage.
Street work. water. gas and electricity all
complete Close TO schools and trains
FRANK &. NEVILLE.
1911 Webster St.. Alameda
OAK PARK TRACT
OAK PARK TRACT
OAK PARK TRACT
Alameda's Choicest Residence District
Includes that part no greatly admired on San
Antonio San jose, Clinton and Dayton avs.
Paru and Grand srs-. south OF Encinal and on
the bar shore Look at the lots. each 45x150
Clinton ". By Paru st. for only sl,To0 AND
81 500 EACH. These are the greatest bargains
Inspect the property Of the Gibbons estate
the corner and 81. $50 for inside lots
We have several new bungalows which can
be sold on ye-y easy terms
LEWIS & SHAW.
1904 Park st. Alameda
FOR sale-New and beautiful home; builf By
DAYS work for my use; choice loca alton /:
has rooms and basement lot 4Sxl40- Call
at 1877 Broadway. Alameda
81 SEQ CASH win buy an up 10 date 8 room
house. best location IN Alameda 1898 Regent
st. Balance can be paid oa easy teruA
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
ROOMS TO LET-cont,nuea


JACKSON ST. I524-Sice sunny fu-aisaed rooru
marine view; al co1veniences; suitable for
lady OF gentleman: private family.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
THE san FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY APRIL e. 1905
ROOMS TO LET-continued

PREcITA aT., 201-Furnished front parior: sun
nys IS per month: also hall room, 80 per
month, newly furnished
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
RERkELEY REAL ESTATE
W J. MORTIMER 4 COaIPANY-S LIST Oh
SPECIAL BERKELEY BUYS.

TAis lst represents live gods Every lot ard
home mentioned is good value. FIfteen years in
the real estate business in Berkeley enables ns
20 know a thing OF two about Berkeley property.
II We doa't know ought to--we claim
know and can prove IT,
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

LOTS
SS7|S15O down SIS per n1outh. no in
terest. no taxes FOR years: street
macadarized = beck from car lines;
this IS ike rndlRg money
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

Senator Moses E. 'Clapp of Minnesota,
the junior senator from that state, bears
a remarkable likeness to former Senator
John A. Logan. His coal-black hair,
eyes, mustache and massive figure make
him a striking figure on the floor of the
senate,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

Rabbi Praises President
for Removal OF Coin Motto

francs. The deficit is likely to grow as
the charges increase through the cessa-
ton of the clerical pensions, and already
the little parishes and churches are be-
ing marked out for extinction and aban-
donment. So the gradual disappearance
of Professionalism in France is likely to
be one of the first results of the measures
that received such hearty support at the
beginning.
We have often felt that the prevalent
method of taking collections in churches
ought to be changed, says the Boston
Waterman, a Baptisl publication. In es-
sence it is a public demand on every per-
son in the congregation for contribution
and subjects every person to the neces-
sty of public refusal to give or of a
willing or unwilling compliance with the
demand. So i'll hammered a proceeding
has been tolerated in civilized commune
ties only by the force of a long continued
custom. In addition to its incivility It
wastes time.
The Rev. Newman Smyth, pastor of the
Centre Congregational church of New
Haven said yesterday that Professionalism
was passing away and was destined to be
merged in the new Catholicism. He said
Professionalism has passed already through
twod istinct stages. First in Luthers
existing, Then 1t constructed new
churches and new ereeds. But for a hum
dred years we have been breaking UP
creeds rather than making them, and we
now are in a third stage Facing the
question: What Is Christianity? How
can 1t be realized on this earth?"
s.
The Presbyterians of Seattle have just
dedicated a new 100000 church building.
The Catholic diocese of Helena, Mont,
is to have a magnificent new cathedral
to cost 100000.
The well konwn Father Ducey Of ST.
Leos New York city, has just marked
his fortieth year in the priesthood.
Funds are being collected in America
to erect a church at Straide, ireland. al
a memorial to the iate Michael Davitt.
The new Calvary Episcopal church of
Pittsburg, a handsome structure. has just
been opened. Thee haneel furniture alone
cost $1,000.
Saco Maine, celebrated last week the
one hundredth anniversary of the organi-
cation of Methodism there The first
Methodist sermon preached in Maine was
in Saco in 1893.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

T5=;====s=l abb MARTIN A. MEYER of
III XII the Temple Israel of Brooklyn.
liz E<l in a recent sermon, praised Pres
III ident Roosevelt for removing the
ia d IN motto 'In God We Trust from
hszz2gA& coins. In part he said:
1T Is but q Grass form of religion which
demands that the name of God or of
Jesus be put into our constitution. 1t is
a Grass form of religion which sees in
the erasing of that famous motto from
our currency a sign of irreligion. Re-
ligion which must put its trust in notices
or in any human made devices can only
last as long as those material manifes-
tations of it, The prophets of old decried
the idols of wood and stone in which
men put their trust as vanity and false
hood. To-Day let us take our stand with
the prophets and decry putting the cause
of religion into the hands of any set of
ecclesiastics. be they Jews, be they
Christians, who try to tie up its interests
with any transient phenomena.
II feel that all truly religious people
In this land nay, in the world, owe
Theodore Roosevelt a new debt of graft
tude for his brave stand. He has re-
moved the name of God from the coin
But 1 know of few men in history whose
lives and deeds have done more to bring
honor to the great name. lie honors
that holy name, 1Or ne Wouiu Iiot SSS -
deseeratcd in the brothel, the saloon or
the gambling house That money alone
deserves TO be stamped with Gods name
which does Gods work. And that is just
the money which does not need any such
outward sign. We put our trust, our
faith in God, as God, and not as the
sign warrant of coin of the realm.
q
The French separation law threatens
to extinguish the last of the Hueguenots.
1t was passed amid the enthusiastic plau-
dts of the evangelicals. No harm, they
said. could come to any church that ac-
cepted its provisions. The small Protest
ant churches of France did so, despite
the protests of the allied churches on the
continent They established the public
worship associations and accepted the
devolution of goods" the remnant of
their property. Now, after a years ex-
perience and though the small pensions
of their clergy have not yet expired, the
churches are I'm difficulties. The journal
des Debats reports that the superior
council Of the Union Of Reformed
Churches Is this year short by 39S0OO
francs upon necessary budget OF ], 49SOOo