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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-27
TRENT
To KONA
INVESTIGATION OF THE ORPHAN
AGE TO BE MADE BY ONE OF
THE DIRECTORS.

R. H. Trent, one of the directors of
the Kona Orphanage, left today on the
Mauna Loa for Hawaii, to make per-
sonal investigation into the affairs of
the concern. Since the sensational
charges were made against Miss Beard
a couple of weeks ago there have been
various reports as to she conditions
in the institution, and Trent proposes
to satisfy himself by personal investi-
cation.
Miss Boards friends have rallied to
her support to a considerable extent,
and yesterday a strong bit of 'evi-
dence" in her favor, as to some of the
charges at least, was shown in the per-
son of a comely young girl just from
the orphanage, who is in charge Of
Mrs. Marques. Mrs. Marques and the
girl called at The Star Office among
other places, by way of refuting accu-
sations which have been made. The
girl, who is about to return to relatives
on the Coast, has certainly not been
starved if appearances count for any
thing. She looks strong and healthy.
In answer to questions the little girl
said she had had good time at the
orphanage. She had made her own
clothes, having been taught while in
Kona to do so, and the clothes were a
great credit to so young a maiden.
Other reports from Kona are that
the charge of religious fanaticism is
likely to stick, if the more sensational
ones fail. It is said that Miss BeardN
actions since she took up with a Los
Angeles sect led by some crank ol
CRATER have been such as to greatly
affect her value as a practical teacher
of the many young ones in her charge
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ADMINISTRATION
WORK ON MAUI

Governor Frear this morning called
attention to the fact that the admin
istration was proceeding to keep some
of its promises made two weeks ago
to the residents of Maui, during the
tour of the Governor and party over
that island. In this connection the
Claudine this evening will have on
board Jim Morse ana number of as
sistants who are sent to Keanae with
lot of machinery for steam crane
and derrick which they will install on
che landing.
S. M. Kanakanui, of the Survey De-
partment, also goes to Keanae where
he will straighten out a number of dis
putes over kuleanas, will locate a new
school lot on the hill south of the
town, survey the 600 odd acres of leas-
ed land which the Baldwin interests
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STAYED DRUNK
EIGHTEEN YEARS
WITNESS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
THIS MORNING CLAIMS A RE-
CORD.

AS an expert on jags Henry A. lanes
fully qualified this morning on the wit
ness stand in Judge Rooinson's court
when he testified that until last NO
vember he had had an habitual drunk
on for eighteen years. He had been
in the habit of taking a drink about
every fifteen minutes, he said, when he
could get hold of it. Since last No
vember, he declared that he had not
taken a drop.
James was a witness for the prose-
cution in the case of Brady Clements
charged with chewing his wife's ear
with more vigor than the law al
lows. He was testifying as to the ne
gro defendants condition boozorially
at the time the crime was committed.
The defense is contending that Brady
was under the influence of an epileptic
fit at the time. The case is not likely
to be finished this week.
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HAYASHI'S CASE
BEFORE DOLE
CHARGED WITH PER-
JURY IN CONNECTION WITH I'M
PORTATION OF WOMEN.

Slow progress is being made in the
perjury case of HayasAl, the Japanese
charged with making false statements
to the Board of Inquiry of the immi
grafton department in reference to
some women said to have been brought
here from Japan under false represen-
tation. The clause of the delay is
due to the technical objections which
have been made by Attorney c.. G. Bit
ting representing. the defendant, and
which have neeessitated much lengthy
argument. This morning Judge Dole
ruled on an objection raised yesterday
and a motion that the indictment be-
quashed on the grounds that the
amendment of August 1907 to the i'm
migration laws had placed the Board
of Inquiry under the jurisdiction Of
the Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Instead Of the Secretary of the Treas
ury, and that as a consequence the
Board could not legally hold over after
the change had been done. The board
Biting therefore argued could not le-
gally administer an oath and take tes-
timony as it had done.
Judge Dole overruled the motion, but
held it open, and it may be allowed to
come up again today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-27

The FIRE
NAVY DEPARTMENT VERY BUSY
TRYING TO SAVE THE LOCAL
COAL PILES.

Sixty carts are engaged in carrying
away the 10000 or $1,000 tons in Shed
No. 8, Naval reservation, where the
fire has been raging now for four days,
and large force of men is engaged in
shoveing and handling hose.
Two dozen sailors who have been
on the beach looking for something to
do, and whose whereabouts was .puz-
zling waterfronters yesterday, have
found employment with the Federal
Government to fight the fire and lot
of others are engaged in shifting the
pile and smothering the present fires.
Carting the coal away is an expen-
sive business
AS stated in The Star yesterday the
government will suffer the loss of
about 5000 tons of coal, by fire and
what is washed away and ruined.
The fire is still burning and Fire
Chief Thurston of the local fire depart
ment is assisting in the endeavor 70
extinguish the furnace. 1t will take
three days more to thoroughly over
come the trouble. The coal in Shed !
is burning at the bottom of the pile
in half a dozen places, the fire having
spread along the wood flooring under
which there is about twelve inches ol
air space to encourage the flames.
The Naval water tender Is also
pumping on the fire and the United
States tug lroquois, which arrived
from Midway this morning, has got
I powerful stream on what is left OF tho
coal in the big she'd This pile has
been greatly reduced, carts having
taken much of it to a lot on the cor
ner of Queen and Richards streets
rented for the occasion.
Coincident with the fire here th'
collier Alexander this morning arrived
from Guam with fire in her bunkers.
It was reported this morning tina
there seemed to be indications that tn
IL OOO-ton coal pile makai Of the Ha
waiian Electric Works is on fire
There appears to be considerable hea
there.
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is BACK
TUG SENT TO WITHDRAW USE
LESS FORCES FROM MIDWAY AR
RIVED THIS MORNING.

Having completed the military eva
cuation of Midway Island, United
States tug Iroquois, Lieutenant Carter,
this morning returned from that specK
in the Pacific, making the run in five
days. She brought back seventeen
marines in charge of Lieutenant Navin,
two six-pounder guns of no use and all
ammunition, small arms and govern
ment provisions and effects that were
on the island. The passage was quick
and pleasant and the Marines are glad
to be rid of Midway. Some of them
will be added to the detachment of
Marines here and others will be sent to
the coast.
The only people on Midway now are
the cable staff and a few Japanese On
Wednesday next the Commercial Pa
cific Cable Company's schooner Flaur-
ence Ward sails for the island with
provisions for the Midway operators.
The Iroquois will at once get ready
to go to Magdalena Bay to join the big
fleet Captain Carter, whose time ex-
pires at this station, will be trans
ferred, and boatswain will be placed
in command of the Iroquois which will
be used as tender for the fleet and
will accompany the battleships to this
port
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IN POLICE COURT.

Justice was dealt out this morning
in Police Court very quickly, eighteen
cases being decided before 9:15. Frank
Pierce, charged with vagrancy, was
found guilty and sentenced to 60 days
Imprisonment Pierce claimed that he
was not a vag in the true sense of the
law, as he cooked opium for several
ladies and received pay for his SER
vices. The court did not agree with
him. Eight gamblers netted the Ter
ritory $50. Two drunks were fined 81
each. w. J. Silva received 10 days for
assault and battery. The rest of the
cases on the calendar were continued
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.IAUKEA MAY QVIT?

A rumor is in circulation around
town to the effect that Sheriff laukea
is going to resign his position on ac-
count of continued ill-health. Chair
man Hustace of the Board of Super
visors, when asked this morning if
the sheriff's resignation has been re-
ceived, replied that he had heard moth
ing of it as yet. Inquiries were made
at police headquarters, but everyone
who was asked stated that they had
heard nothing of it, and did not be-
iieVe it.
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AN ENTERPR1s1NG MERCHANT

X. Yamamoto is the biggest importer
Of japanese goods IN Hawaii. Eve y
steamer from the orient (tramp or
passenger) brings him the largest ship
ment consigned to one firm. BY get
ting his goods in large quantities the
freight and other charges are greatly
reduced which enables him to undersell
all competitors.
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DEFERRED FIsHMARKET.

Superintendent Campbell, of the De-
partment of Public Works, stated this
morning that the Alakea street fish
market building has been offered by
the department to the committe on the
entertainment of the fleet for such pur-
poses as he decided best. The Kilo-
hama Art League has the use of the
building for it's musical festival in May,
but has no claim on it after that time.
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ESCAPED FROM MIDWAY ISLAND

WASHINGTON d. C) 18Nyron Baker assistant surgeon
Navy cable the Navy Department today say
be taken OF within
provision made to relieve HIM He appealed "
would be
operators His pathetic cable accomplished
purpose and he waso order with the marines
station established Lieutenant John d.
baved the deoon of Midway island
Recently orders received that the
marines should brought overlooked The entire
of IN Iroquois .,,-.
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are willing to surrender to the Terri
tory in the Keanae valley, and which
is to be opened for settlement, and af-
ter that go to number of other points
on the island to arrange for enlarging
school lots which are inadequate in
size for the work being done in the
schools. Among these are lots at Wal
lullu, Lahaina and Waihee.
A new flag is also going up b. the
Claudine today for the school at Kea-
nae, as was promised by the Cover
nor, as are also photographs of His
EXcellency, Secretary Mott-Smith and
a number of the other heads of depart
ments, to D. w. Napihaa, at whose
house the party was entertained while
at Keanae, and who requested the pic
lures to add to his collection.
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RHEUMATISM.

No external application Is equal to
Chamberlain's Pain Balm for Rheu-
matism. Prompt relief follows its
use. A trial will convince you of its
superior merit. For sale by all dealers
Benson, Smith G Co., agents for Ha-
wall.
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H. Yamaguchi has brought suit for
divorce from his wife, Chiyo Yama-
guchi, whom he charges with desertion
in having run away with another Jap
The delinquent wife has not been To-
Gated.
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STACKABLE GETS
A AREAPPO|NTM
COLLECTOR CUSTOMS A
FIGHT MADE WASHINGTON HUGH TUCKER ENDED
THIS MORNING ANNOUNCEMENT DISAPPOINTMENT OF
COLLECTOR.

Collector of Customs E. r. Stackable'
has been reappointed. A cable was re-
ceived this morning from Washington
stating that it had been decided that
he should have another term. AS there
is something of a rule against three
terms for one man in such a position,
the reappointment for a third time for
Stackable is quite an honor
A lot of cabling was done by local
business men during the past week,
in aid of Stackable's application for
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THE LILLIPUTIANS

When you have applauded them till
you are good and hungry the Alexander
Young Cafe Is the place.
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reappointment. Hugh M. Tucker,
clerk in the custom house, was the only
other candidate as far as is known, but
he is said to have had strong backing
and according to one report, his ap
pointment was almost decided upon Il
week or so ago.
Stackable had the backing of many
leading business firms and federal as
sociations, and he is said to have one
Of the best records in the service as far
as official ability goes.
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EASTER DRESSES.

There is a special clearance sale on
next week at Sachs of white Easter
dresses for Misses and Children.
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FOR THE YACHT

Donations from Gerrit Wilder and
J, S. Bailey were received this morn
ing for the Hawaii. Wilder presented
the yacht with a burgee, and Bailey
with two wire mattresses.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-27

Best cup of coftee IN the city. New
England Bakery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-27

FIne Job PRINTING. star offee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-27

New England BAKERY candles are
nourishing and delightful. Try them.
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LEAVES TREASURY
TO MANAGE BANK

March Treasury Rdgley
resigned that become President
L. O.
Treasury.
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CITY OF MEXICO, March 27.-The City of c
an earthquake last night.
The ruins burning.
The number of lives lost is unknown.
The city had $4,000 inhabitants
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ATTORNEYS IN SAN FRANCISCO

ACKER. NICHOLAS A (Patentl. lCSGearJ.
BARRY J. r. We aTw SSas6 s ss Rsssny.
BENJAMIN. P. g., 907 Pacific Slos-
BISHOP & HOEFLER, Russ Bldg,
R0I1RDETTE 4 BACON, Claus Spreckels BLDG
BRANDENSTEIN. Fl. u. $50 Montgomery.
BREEzE T 1IG AG1REGORY. merchants Ex- Bld
COCHRANE. JAMES W.. Croeker B51s-
CORNISH. FRANK ". Monadnoek 5.ag. r,,d.
CRTTTENDEN & HENCH. Claus SpreckelS S p1S
CROTHERS & CROTHERS. Claus Sprecksls Bloc JOE
BAN E H REEFS s5s P "a SIS Golden Gate sT
DAVIDSON W. W.. 102S Market. -.
b BEAHi VI JOIN Il N l. sI4 KOHL Il g. . ~'n
BENSON S. C., 5o7- SOC Monadnock Bldg.
REWEY STRONG & CO. (Patent). Msr Ex. Bid
DTkRTF HENRY O., & OLIVER, Russ sldg.
DINKEISPEIL & SCHLESINGER. Claus Sprsc1'
poR ssE j W.. ago sansone.
DROWN, LEICESTER s. DROWN. % Suffer-;
FRANK, NJ. H.-MANSFIELD. W.u-. Mefr e
JAMES GARTLAN, 924 Merchants, Ex. Bldg
GILL. MILTON c.. Claus S2Teekeis Slas.
GoRRTiL. WI. a.. CLAUS sprecksls BLDG
ssgIR FSSS G:Ss sSs:s1 E1 s sss
GUTSCH. GUSTAV. 81 Sd
HANSEN. JOHN a., Claus spreckels Bldg.
HARDING & MONROE, 422 Montgomery
HAVEN, THOMAS E.. Monadnock Bldg.
HERRIN. W. j., 704 Market.
HENCH, GEO. NJ. Claus Spreckels Bldg
Hewlett. e. E., sos Monadnock Bldg. -
HUTCHINSON, JOS. & J. s., Claus Spreekeis BIO
JORDAN. JOE H., Temp. 4769. Chronicle Bldg
JORDAN, ROWE & BRANN. Monadnoek Bldg.
JUDKINS. 7. c.. 800 Monadnoek Bldg
JUNG, FRED H., Central Trust Bldg
KEOGH & OLDS, 702 Market. Cox Geary.
KNIGHT & WEBSTER. Monadnock Bldg
LAPACHET, BERNARD p. ITO suffer.
LOEwY & GUTSCH, 81 Sd
LYNCH & DRURY. T04 Market.
MADDOX & LOESSEL, Manadnocz Bldg
MANN, SETH, ESQ MONTGOMERY
MASTiCK & PARTRIDGE. Flood Bldg
NEE. JOHN HUBERT. Merchants En- blds-
MILLER & WHITE, Croker Bldg
MOGAN, R. r., 773 Market
MOORE, A. A & STANLEY. IS 3D. No.
MCGOWAN & WORLEY. 62S Montgomery
McGRAw, E. W.. West Coast Life Bldg.
NAYLOR, CHAS. E.. S24 Merchants Ex. Bldg-
NEWARK MILTON, $50 Montgomery.
OLIVER & HOAR, Monadnock Bldg
OLNEY & OLNEY. 1896 Merchants Ex. Bldg-
OTIS, FRANK; 250 Monsgonsry. NJ.
PATTON. CHAS. L. Claus spreckels Bldg.
PARCELS. FRANK NJ, 941 Monadnock BLDG
PEIXOTTO, EDGAR D., Russ Bldg.
PLATT & BAYNE. Croker Bldg.
PORTER. ROBT- O.. 100 Claus Sprecksls Bldg.
PRINGLE & PRiNGLE. Russ Bldg.
RIGBY & RIGBY, 72S Monadnock Bldg.
RIX. WILLIAM Russ Bldg.
ROSENHEIM. SAMUEL. Chronicle Bldg.
SAMUELS. LEON. 773 Market
sCHEELINE. S. c., All Montgomery.
SHRYOCK. HAROLD, 235 Kearny.
SHURTLEFF, CHAS. A.. 26 Montgomery.
SIMS, JAMES @. Claus Spreckels Bldg.
sTAEE9RRR sE STnAEEoR ID .Sn and MARKET
sTONEY. ROULEAU STONEY. $50 MontEy.
TAUGHER, J; L, 426 Pacinc Bldg;
THOMAS, GERSTLE. FRICK & BEEDY. MkG&4fn
TOBIN s TOBIN. Hibernia savings Bldg.
TREADWELL, EDWARD E., Merchants Ex. BID
WfA9 W. ia s F a%b Bldg s. BIZ Sds
WILSON. JOHN RALPH. Monadnock Bldg.
WOLFF H0LLzER, $50 California.
WRIGHT, +. NJ. (Patent), Monadnock Bldg.
YOUNG r. b. & DENICKF. Union Trust Bldg
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board Of Directors made the 27th day
Of March. 1905 many shares Of each parcel
Of such sock may be necessary will be sold
al public auction a. the office Of the company,
at 90 Clay st.. ia the city and county Of San
Francisco. STATE Of California. On Thursday, the
18th Gay Of May, 1908, at twelve O'Clock (12)
noon, on such day. TO pay such delinquent as
sessment thereon. together with cost OF adVer-
tising and expenses Of sale.
GEO. a. DOUGLASS. Secretary.
Ot1ce n company 80 Clay ST., city and county
~ S.n L-an.-scn- S-ala Of Callfornla-
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE


Buy close in. it is always profitable Best buy
in Oakland e. 18th st. bet. Sd and 4th
avs; new, sunny rooms, etc, story resi-
utes' walk to Broadway, IL blocks to s
lines, close to local; best residence district
just sold four adjoining new homes. now occu-
pied to leading businessmen, Of which one Is
builder. Why do | sell my newly built
homes as they are ready TO be shown!
1t is because the location. the construction.
the plan the finish. the practical points. the
Workmanship, the material, the price, the
buy hastily quickly. but compare values well
and you Will never regret.
See R. J. PAVERT, owner and practical
and experienced builder, on premises. 2 to 4;
NICELY furnished room corner house: 3 up;
bath, toilet. closets; 3 down; parlors. kitchen.
china closet, pantries. wash traps, toilet;
electricity; gas, yard with vegetables; close
TO store, schools, station; 55th st. and Lorn
Key Route and S. p, Idora park; block
must leave; $4300 cash 81 900, balance
rent; interest per cent. NJ corner Dover
and 5sth SITS, Oakland.
ATTENTION, Buyers. Must have money: viii
sell lot 4Oxl20 for $500. Write owner; no
agents. Box 4747. Call office, Oakland
The Oakland branch of The Call is at 46s
Eleventh st. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
oakland l0s3. Home A2375.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
MeFcedF Cost owner $1,000 10 years ago; val
Ne about 81, BOO JAMES FRANCIS, 2l2S
fruityales av., Fruitvale.
REAL estate to exchange; what have you? Also
mining stock that Will stand closest fnvesti-
sation. Room 1. -45s 18th ST.. Oakland
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
SUNSET MONARCH OIL COMPANY.

SUNSET MONARCH OIL COMPANY.
Location and places OF business. city and
county Of San Francisco, State Of California.
Nouce-TheCe is delinquent upon the following
described stock on account Of assessment No. 3,
levied on the 9th day Of March. 1905, the sew
eral amounts sci opposite the names Of the re-
spectiVe share holders, follows
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LEGAL NOTICES


BAY COUNTIES POWER COMPANY BONDS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Mercantile
Trust Company Of San Francisco invites bids for
the sale TO il Oh the twenty-secOnd day of May,
1905 Of q sufficient amount OF first consolidated
mortgage five per cent sinking fund 80 year gold
bonds Of Bay Counties Power Company for the
investment Of twenty four thousand eight hun
dred and ninety-sevcn dollars f$24 500 now in
the sinking fund provided for in the mortgage or
deed Of trust executed by said Bay Counties
Power Company 20 Mercantile Trust Company Of
San Francisco as trustee under date of Septem-
Der 1. 1900.
Each bid must state the serial numbers Of the
bonds rendered and the price asked and must be
delivered TO the undersi gned trustee at it's Office
40. 4O4 California st. San Francisco, Cal, on or
before O'Clock p m. May 10, 1908. In a sealed
envelope marked Tender OF bonds OF Bay Coun-
ties Power Company"
Dated April %, 1908.
NERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF SAN
FRANCISCO. A. II. VIM Trust Officer
HAVING sold our restaurant at 1912 Golden
Cate az. Oh April 80, 1905. will NOT be re-
sDonsibie for any debts contracted after that
date. The n. B. Monaghan Oyster Company
r. H. Monaghan secretary
NOT1CE-From and after this date viii not be
responsible for any debts contracted by my
wife Cesera BarrolL GIOVANI BARTOLI
DATED May J. ]90S.
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MY electric appliance does the work. PROF. w.
j. PIERCE, hernia expert. 1417 Chestnut st.,
Alameda: phone Alameda 1850.
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ROOMS TO LET-oaI<Iand-Cont'd

CLAY ST. 961, Oakland-Roons to rent in very
center OF town; close to AL trains and cleo
trio cars: very reasonable; blocks to Broad
way; men only
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rRUITyALE REAL ESTATE


FOR sale by owner. new 5 room cottage; in first
class neighborhood: modern In all respects
Take s. p. local train to 23d and then 23d
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BoARDING-Country.

SUNNY and breakfast wanted in exchange
for piano vocal German French lessons by
well known instructor. Box SOS, Call Office,
FILLMORE St
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS


SEALED bids will be received at the office Of
the secretary Of the regents. University of
California. Berkeley. on before IL a. m
university campus az Berkeley for stone work
fgranitcl separate bids for wall backing OF
brick separate bids FOR wall backing Of con
crete separate bids for structural steel and
SEPARATE bids fdr the erection OF the stee
. frame: and separate bids for dreproofng and
floors fconcretel. per plans and sDecifca-
lions on fle a said office and with Howard a
Galloway. architects. GOA Mission St, San
Francisco.
Separate bids are invited for construction at
the university farm. Davis, Cal. OF dormf-
tory. and separate bids for commons, as per
niang and specifications on file at Office OF said
,reitifecfs Chronicle building. San Francisco
and with Superintendent 4. ]. Barrett at uni
rersity farm
No bids win be received unless accompanied
by a certified check bond IN favor OF the
undersigned equal TO 10 per cent OF the bid. TO
assure execution Of contract by successful bid
der. The right 10 reject any or all bids is re-
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
,F1TFD proposals viii be received by the State
BOARD IL Prison Directors OF California. at the
office II the board. room I3. Ferry Building.
San Francisco until ? O'Clock 2. m of May
IL 1905 and then opened In public, Tor an
electric plant for Folsom State Prison. Represa,
Cal. as per speclfcs lions on hle and obtain
able az the Office Of the board and at the
office OF the State Engineer. Sacramento.
STATE BOARD or PRISON DIRECTORS.
81 Z. HERRI0TT- Secretary.
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MELRosE REAL ESTATE

HHNHHtO5I1 HtISzH11 I'D ~ q
HAVE 45 lots In Elmhurst that can be bought
for 500 each. some of them on tnstallments.
Call or drop line.
GEO. A. TAYLOR,
Melrose, opposite the station.