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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of fhe Pacific

Astoria. Sept. is.-The North Pacific steam
ship eompany's liner George w Elder. Iapfain
lessen. sailed today for San Pesiro via Ffrpks
and San Francisco with full cargo and passen-
gers The steam schooner Yosemite CAPTAIN
johnson. arrived down the river AT noon and
docked at the Hammond mills to finish n lumber
cargo for San Francisco The steam scsaoy,rr
r. d.. Inmann srrived this morning from San
Francisco and left for Portland 20 load a carro
Of lumber for the south.
Tie oil steamer Colonel Drake. Captain Bunt
ing. arrived this evening from Point Ricbvnnpd
with A cargo Of crude oil for Portland and nro
ceeded. The British ship Anorinha with fhe
largest cargo OF grain ever taken from this
river bF sailing vessel. arrived todar and will
he lowed 10 af the first opportunity The
schooner Evie sailed for Oregon coast norris
today with general cargo OF merchandise Tho
schooner Crescent, from Honolulu for this porf
is due
Portland. Sept 1s-Another British steamer
was docked carry wheat TO I'm,
rope from this port today when Balfonr. 6nfh
RE & Co engaged the King George which has
been at San Francisco since July o. when n
arrived there with a cargo OF coal from Ralfi-
more. The steamers Alliance. Homer and state
Of California are booked to sail for their re
spective destinations tomorrow. The British
ship Grown of India began loading wheat al
Montgomery dock No this morning. SUPER
vising Inspector John H. Birmingham was IN the
citx today On route to his home In San Fran
cisco. Bermingfsm has bern visiting the local
inspectors on Puget sound. The British steamer
Queen Auaelie left this morning for Europe With
cargo Of 231s s527 bushels OF wheat, valued at
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ofo- and AeZican somewhat hiSAet On TIE dAy,
Il Is runored around ne ercAsnrp rhrf ire
FaStE-- interests uho ccurrul TIE 0nhir. Nexi-
saa and Coas1iidatca Virginia rniaes are coa
Nemp- atl1T nerrcr " thcse mines. possiefy
S111nS In tie EBiaa Coasolsaatea and TIC Sierra
Cefaoa asa 1e-s 1aove IS meeting with oppoS3
Ooe mn number az broserz> who teer that
seol meyer wcuid deSsroy speculation In the
stoc<s mr1tic1ee sRd cut down business.
@s What are nOE hsif dazen STOCKS woaid then
exist as Only o1e- Others fsrcc the merger On
~-roao1ic-l grO0ldS- All this II may be re
msfEed- Is az present newly rt1raor-
he Po-tland Orr railway. light and power
conpSny hss declared a regular quarterly diFi-
ceEd ~ IA Per cont o1 Ike preferred stock,
psyaoie October l.
private wire SAYS. In Philadelphia Il is re-
por1ec that The Tunopsh minlnx Company zii,
1nrreese its Ja71n-y divsaerd On January I
1sts- 4 IS expected that the casa account win
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The Overdue List
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Friday. September Isl
stmr Despatch, kokeritz. a hours from Eu-
simr Hanalei. Mcfarland. 4s hours from San
Pedro.
stmr Mandalay. Lofstron. "a hours from san
Pedro.
Br stmr waiwera. Louden days from Ta-
conia: puf in 10 finish loading
srhr Oakland, Ernfsen. days from siuslaw
river
Schr Santiago. EngalIs IA hours from Mon
terey. in tow tug Navigator
ScIr Guide. Roth. days from Tillamook.
CLEARED
Frider. September Is
Sfrr Lurine. weeden. Honolulu and Hilo.
Nafson navigation company.
Sfmr Rose City. kidston. Portland: San Fran
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Memoranda

VANCOUVER. B G. Ss7f 1S-Tnfo-mation re-
reiypd here states that Cantnn DownIe OF the
Br stmr Aeon. which sailed from san Fran-
cisco July for Arcklard End Svdney. hss
arrived at Tanning island and rernrts passengers
and crew safe On Chrissmas island
COLON. Sept 1s-Stmr Colon from New YORK
arrived and reparfs in heavr- sfo-~a Sent
H. While rcnairin~ weter tank in hold three
Of ere-~ their lives
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

Depot 18th and Mission sts.-DaiIy except Sun
day-Leave: - T.4Ja. s.l5a. l:45p. 5.50p Ar
rive; 1.35a. coca. s12:35p- 5;35f,. sundays and
hclidaysELeave- T-55s. 9:I5a. ssf0.ooa io:4oa
1900 noon. I.45p. 5.50p. Ship Arrive 1.95a
e:003 II i:2ga PIP. 3ss5p. s5s05p, 5:35p. 6-J2D.
,sMIxed. 'sGTsnada Express. makes no inter
mediate steps.
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Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.

(SOUTHERN DIVISION. AUGUST 10,
190S, VIA SAUsALITO
For SausaIife, Mill valley, San Rafael
-Daily--Every 80 minutes from 6-45 10 9-45
every 30 minutes until 7:45 p. m.; 500. 1888
p m. 12:15 a. m.
On Sundays additional trips as follows: 1915.
11d5 a N; and 1915. lis D. m.
For Fafrfnx-week days-6.45. 7:15. Sis.
ic.45 g. m: 2.45. s:4s. 4:15, 4:45. SIS. 5.45
p m sundays-S:45. 9:i5. 10-1J. 10-45. 11.45
a. m l2:45, las. 2:45. 7:45 p m
a. Tor SAN Quentin-Daily-s:4S a. N. and
s:l5 a.. m. daily Except sundaysl and 2.45
p, M daily for Lagunitas. Camp MeekeS. Monte
kio-- cazsdere and war stations
S:i5 q. n. Sunday only for Polnt Reyes and
points beyond TO Cazader0.
3:i5 p IN. daily texeept sundays. S.4J a. m.
and I:45 p- m Sundays oniy). for Point Reyes
VIA TIBURoN
For Tfburon. Belveiere and San Rafael
-s:35. 500. ss-10, leo n m: 3.5o $40. $50.
'6-30 p N. daily aud s12:So D. m. saturdays
On sundays additional trips AT 1880. $50
p m for san Rafael and intermediate points
7:35 a. m. daily for PefaIuma Santa Rosa
Hesidsbu-g. Cloverdafe, Ckiah. Willis. Sher-
wood. Sebestopol and wzy stations.
500 n. m daily for Pefaluma- Santa Rosa.
Glen Ellen. Camp Vacation snd wsy stations
9:l0 a M. SUNDAY only. fer Glen Ellen aud
wav stations
Ii:oo a. m. daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa
$50 p. m daily for Petniuma. Santa Rosa.
Heeldsburg. CloverdaIe Ukiah Grernevilie. Sc
bastopoi and way stations
$40 p m daily for Pesaluma. Santa Rosa and
5:s0 ?. m. daily for Glea Ellen and way sta
tons
sTo Tibnroa only
Pacific transfer eonpsny's agents are suthor-
lied 10 eheek baggage direct from residence.
TICKET OFFICE. Ferry Building
GENERAL OFFICES James Flood Building
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compaguis GsasraIs Transatlantiaus

DIRECT LINE TO EAYRE-PARTS
saIfinzs every Thursday. instead OF Ssfrrse~
at 10 a. m. from pier -, North River. foof a.
Morton st.
FIRST class 10 Havre. $3.50 and inward. So.
ond class to HavEe. $50 and upward GExERAT
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND cxx-
ADA. 10 State st. New York. ]. r. FUGAZr
Manager Paeifc Coast. e5o Montgomery St.. Eeo
Franclsco. Tickets sold by al raIlroad firFe-
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U. $. Branch HydrographIc once

branch Of the United States Hydrseraphic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
OF expense Nayigafors cordially invited to
visit the Office. where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est information always be obtained regard
ing lights. dangers TO navigation and matters
OF interest 70 ocean commerce.
j. c. BURNETT
I.ieutensnt. L. $. ". Ia charge
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RED MEN SELECT CITIES

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Sept 1s.-The
great council OF the Red Men has
selected Detroit as the place or the
great council session next year. Cleve-
land In 1910. Columbus IN 1911 and
Cincinnati in 1914 In selecting these
cities so far ahead the finance commit
tee had in view the financial condition
OF the order and the necessity Of
economy.
The council repealed all action rela-
tive to the establishment Of a national
home for the families OF members al
Louisville, Ky
The proposition to increase the per
capita tax was defeated
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Notice to 4artners

Office of United States lighthouse inspector
twelfth distrlet-san francisco. Sept. II. 1905
POINT ARENA. CALL
Notice Is hereby given that September -.
1905 Il first order light showing a white double
fash every six seconds was established at Point
Arena light station. California. and Tie former
fixed third order white light was discontinued.
The light is 1aJ feet above the water and is
visible lssl miles in clear weather the oh
structure is cylindrical concrete tower, nat
Hrai color 100 feet base to focal plane. and
snrnormted by a black lantern. By order OF the
r. +. LOPEZ. Commander u. 3. N
Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District.
Cargo for Liverpool
The British bark KilIneny was cleared for
Liverpool on Thursday with $3.50 cases canned
fruit 33.1i4 cases salmon. 5 cases canned veg
etables. 90.04l ctls barley and 90 tons scrau
iron. valued at s2e7 .4s6
Charters
The following cheTters were announced yes
Whcat-British steamer King George from
Portland to Europe: French bark Sainte Anne
at Honolulu same voyage at 2Ts Cd. char
isuniber-Britisn bark Lord Templetown. from
Eureka. TO SYDNEY. at Sis Sd: steamer STANLEY
Dollar at San Pedro. from Mendocino ports 10
Guaymas. Both were chartered prior 10 ar.
rival
The steamer rleiades is r.der charter for tho
Paeifc oceen trade and will f,obabiy ply be-
tween here and Honolulu and Hile.
Army Transports
The Buford sailed September Ii from Hone
lulu for Manila.
The Crook sailed for Honolulu September Il.
The Fitzpatrick is az Newport News Va
The Dix is at Seattle.
Tire Logan is in port.
The Meade is at New York.
The sherman is IN port.
The sheridan Is at MaTiyeles in quarantine
The Thomas is In port
The Warren is at Manila.
The Overdue List
French bark Toxteth. out 2o1 aays from por,
Talbot, for Toeoplls. so per cent
German ship Mabel Rickmers. out 12s dars
from Yokohama. for Bangkok 65 per cent
French bark Alice. ont 120 tars from New
Caledonia. for Havre. 10 per cent
Norwegian ship Antigua. out f4f davs fron,
New Caledonia. for Rotterdam Is per cent
French bark Belen, cut 159 days from Eureka
for United Kingdom per cent.
French bark La Blanche. out 12s dars from,
New Caledonia. for Glasgow. Is per cent
British ship Hyderabad. out lz8 days from
Talfai. for Rotterdam, per cent.
British bark Gladova. ont l4s ,dars from Iixer
pool for Antofagasta. IS per cent
French bark Amiral Cotrbet out LAG daxs
from Sydney. for Rotterdam. Is per cent.
French bark Marechai de yillars our 100 5axs
from New Caledonia, for Hamburg, 10 per cent.
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Time Hall

United States Branch photographic Office. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, September
is. 1905
The time ball the tower OF the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Pseirc
Standard Time tl20til Meridiaa), at Sh- uOIn.
COS. Greenwich Mean Time.
]. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. q. S. ". In charge
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Weather Report
DATA

United States department Of ssr,euItl,re
weather bureau-S.n Francisco. September is,
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OCEANIC s. $. CO,

fSPRECKELS LINE)
HONOLULU-S 5. Alameda sails II q. n. Sept
&C. Round trip. $40
TAHITI. SOUTH sEAS-S. $. Nariposa sails II
a m. Oct II. Round trip. first class. S1s5
scenic iine to New Zealand. via Ra-otonrs
Cook Island frst $i6I-50 70 Auckland. S77so
third
Passenger Dept. e.5 Market St. Freirht once
so CLAY st- Phone Temp 1881
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KEARNs FoUsD NOT GUILTY

CHICAGO. Sept. 1s.-Thomas Kearns
OF Rawhide. New. accused by james
'O'Brien. president OF the Kearns Num-
Der 2 Gold mining company. Of embez-
zling $500 OF the conapany's funds.
has been acquitted in the municipal
court.
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California stock and on Exchange
sIinInr stocks

san FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales On The SsD Frsncss,r
stock and exchange board yesterday:
CONSTOCES
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nally charged with csrelessness an
unskillful seamanship.
Muffnous Conduct Alleged

An answer TO the damage suit of
Peter Spellman, a marine fireman
against Captain George Winkel OF the
steamer George Marhoffer was filed yes
terday in the United States district
court. Speilman charged that he had
been cruelty beaten by Captain Wfnkei
and he sued for $1,000. Captain Winkel.
in his answer TO the complaint, averred
that Spellman had been guilty of mutt
nous conduct and had thrown a bucket
of grease and oil over the side of the
steamer. doing great damage to the
paintwork. Captain Winkel asserted
that he was justified in subduing SPELL
ma
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Water Front Note.

The Pacific Mail liner China arrived
yesterday at Hongkong.
The freighter Nebraskan arrived yes
terday at San Diego from Salina Cruz
The Pacific Mail liner Peru. home
ward bound. left Acapulco Septem-
Der IL.
Receipts of lumber Yesterday by sea
amounted TO 100000 feet
The army transport Thomas and the
Japanese turbine liner Tenyo Maru will
be fumigated today by the federal
smoke brigade
DIR. w c. Hobby. chief quarantine
officer at this port, is away on a two
weeks leave.
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SUN aud Tide
United States Coast and Geodetie Survey-Time
and Heights OF Tides at Fort Point. For city
front mission street wharf, add rs minutes.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10
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sues for Wages as Cook

Suit to rec0yer So In wages from
the owners of the British steamer
Wyndford was begun yesterday In the
le Guenne. the steamers cook.
Captain Ferris Exonerated
Captain Ferris OF the steamer Ian
sing. which grounded July 10 in the
vicinity OF Double point. wes exon
Grated from blame by Inspectors Bulger
and Bolles yesterday Ferris was origi-
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OCEAN TRAVEL

fIcHBT OFFICE AT sAUsALfr0 FER
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
INVESTIGATION OF
VICE IS CONCLUDED
Witnesses Called from Palms to Tell
What They Know of Alleged Mis-
use Of County Road Build
Ing Equipment

Investigation of the charges of pro-
tected vice in Los Angeles was prac-
tically finished by the grand jury at
noon yesterday and a partial report
covering this inquiry will, it is expect
ed, be handed to Judge James some
time during the coming week or short
by after Christmas. Three witnesses
We're called before the jury during the
forenoon, Percy r. Wilson, Emma
Ward and j. P. Crowley, a lodging
house keeper.
At the beginning of the afternoon
session Deputy District Attorney G.
Ray Horton was called in to take
charge of an investigation into county
officials, with special reference to road
building and the use, it is said, to which
county road machines and traction en-
gines are put.
Six persons from Palms We're called
to tell what they knew about these
affairs. Some of them have worked
on the roads, but all are now employed
in a factory at Palms. The witnesses
were Henry and Gilbert Kidson, A. j.
Kruger, Nick Urqurtez, Joseph P
Taggart and Joseph Rosini.
The jury will meet again Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
FRATERNITY MEN
LEAVE SOCIETIES
BOYS SIGN RESERVATIONS
FROM SECRET ORDERS
DECIDE TO OBEY DECREE OF
EDUCATIONAL BOARD
High School Students Hasten to Re-
Iinquish Membership in Order
to Secure University
Recommendation

Fraternities and secret societies III
the secondary schools of Los Angeles
are no more.
The vexatious question presented ps
the board of education in its order pro
mulgated November II, requiring all
members OF secret societies to resign
from such organizations, and Whlch
was opposed strenuously by the mem
bers of high school fraternities' at last
has come to an issue, and the societies
have yielded.
Yesterday was the last day of grace
in which the fraternity men might re-
sign from their societies, under penalty
OF being refused the usual recommends
tion for entrance to universities. Inc
penalty of expulsion was not 10 pe III
fiieted until January 80, 1903.
Most of the members of high school
fraternities evidently expect 10 go W
college. however, for practically every
one Of them signed his resignation yes
terdav afternoon. Most of them held
off until the last minute, however, ana
the office of City superintendent OF
Schools Moore was filled yesterday
rearlv the whole day with fraternity
men who finally had decided to obey
the decree of the board of education.
The board of education in its original
order held that secret societies IN sec
ondary schools create an undemocratlc
snirit. encourage snobbishness, and are
n, ,~flnwholesome element in the life OIL
the public schools of this city
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
NEW WALKER THEATER
TO OPEN NEXT WEEK
Vaudeville Productions of Sullivan q
considine Circuit Will Be Given,
Playhouse Is Well
Designed

The new Walker theater, in Grand
avenue, between Seventh ana Elgnth
streets. will be thrown open to the pub
tic Monday evening at S:15 O'CLOCK. 1t
will offer vaudeville and moving PIC
ture shows. The theater is well de-
signed and comfortable.
The lessee and manager, J. Harry
Pieper. is a successful pioneer in the
moving picture business. He recently
has made a tour of the important cities
or this country, his sole object being 10
gather the latest and best devices USED
in the Thoroughly down-to-date moving
picture houses. Many of the best IDEAS
obtainable have been Incorporated IN
the design of the new Walker theater'
Arrangements have been made which
secure the noteworthy Sullivan ana
Considine circuit. This guarantees the
hest vaudeville obtainable. In addition
there will be offered good moving pic
lures "travelettes," and illustrated
songs by singers of merit. An orches-
ira of accomplished musicians has oeen
engaged. There will be two perform
ances daily after the night of the open
ing, one in the afternoon and one IN
the evening. The moving pictures used
in the Walker theater will be seen Tor
the first time at this house.
It was announced yesterday that A.
B Brewster well known in Southern
California financial and social circles.
will be the assistant treasurer OF the
new Belasco- -BlackWood stock compa-
ny. Mr.. Brewster has been considering
a plan to enter the theatrical business
for the last year, and with the organ
ization of the new company found a
means of carrying it out. He will
maintain an office at the Belasco thea
fer and will be active in the manage
ment of the company's affairs.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
SELLS BUTTONS TO
AVOID STARVATION
HUSBANDS SALARY SPENT ON
RACES
Woman Granted Divorce on Charge Of
n-Support-other Couples
Granted DEGREES of
Separation

Cornelia NJ. Treadway, who charged
her husband with non-support and de-
sertion, was granted divorce in the
superior court yesterday. Treadway,
she said, is a motorman, and spent the
greater part of his wages playing the
races. On one occasion she was com
PEELED to sell the brass buttons from MS
uniform in order to buy food.
Joseph A Marchus, who charged ms
wife, Constance A. Marchus, with NOR
a! turpitude and desertion, was granted
a divorce.
Drunkenness and non-support were
the charges made by Mrs. Edith M.
Burnham against her husband, Arthur
A. Burnham, a travelling salesman. she
was given a decree.
Harold O'Brien said his wife, Sophia
O'Brien, deserted him in San Francisco
the day after the earthquake. He has
not seen her since. A decree was
granted.
Cruelty and desertion were charged
by Etelvina Estrada against her hus-
hand J. Y. Estrada. A decree was
granted in this case, and also in the
suit of Mary A Schwartz, who charged
Matthew Schwartz with desertton.
The marriage of Jennie r. Davis ana
Frank Davis was annulled at the re-
quest of Mrs. Davis.
The following divorce suits were
filed: Annie Alderman against Charles
Alderman and Mary f. Madison
against William Madison. The latter is
now serving a three years term at san
Quentin having been found guilty in
December, a year ago, of passing forged
checks.
Matte NJ. Quinn. who married John
H. Quinn February IA. 1906, without
her parents consent and not having
reached the legal age, filed suit to have
the marriage annulled.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
FERTILIZER MAKERS PROTEST
AGAINST COUNTY ORDINANCE

officers of the American Agricultural
and Chemical works, located near
Huntington Park, called on Chief Dep
uty District Attorney Hartley Shaw
Yesterday to protest against the pas
sage of the anti-fertilizer ordinance in-
troduced at the last meeting of the
board of supervisors by Supervisor
Wilson.
1t is claimed the ordinance, if
adopted will necessitate the removal
of the works. The representatives of
the company said no objection to the
factory had been expressed by persons
living in it's neighborhood, as all Of
fensive odors were absorbed.
Unless the ordinance is remodeled so
as to provide only against proposed
factories, it is not probable sufficient
number of votes will be cast in it's
favor when it comes up Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
SPECIAL ELECTION
ON LIQUOR DENIED
Judge Bordwell Refuses Mandamus
Against Long Beach City Council
to Compel Matter Sub
mitted to Vote

Long Beach's restaurants and hotels
must wait almost year before the
question of whether they shall be per-
lnitted to serve liquors is voted upon
by the citizens
John G. brakes petition for writ of
mandate to compel the city council of
the beach city to call a special election
to vote on a proposed charter amend
ment to permit restaurants and hotels
to sell liquor was denied by Judge
Bordwell yesterday.
1t is expected the matter will be sub
mitted to the voters at the next regu-
lar municipal election, almost a year
hence.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
SLAYER OF BROTHER
SENTENCED TO PRISON

Il am satisfied you are suffering from
the tortures of an accusing conscience,
and have no desire, either as a man
or a judge, to add one ounce to your
terrible trial." said Judge Wilbur yes
terday as Fred Markham, convicted of
manslaughter for killing his brother,
Charles Markham, at San Fernando,
September 21, stood up to be sentenced.
81 believe" continued the court, that
so far as you are concerned it is un-
necessary to sentence you, for realize
you are suffering during every waking
hour. In imposing sentence am doing
so primarily as a warning to Others"
Markham received his sentence to
ten years in Folsom penitentiary with
out a murmur. Motion for new trial
was denied, as was also an application
for probation
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF
ROAD BONDS DELAYED

A letter was received by Chief Deputy
District Attorney Hartley Shaw, legal
adviser for the board of supervisors
yesterday from Rollins & Sons, San
Francisco, purchasers of the first in
stallment of good roads bonds, stating
that the approval of the bonds had not
been received from Dillon & Hubbard
of New York.
Until this is received any proposition
made by the highway commission to
have the county advance eunds for sur
vey work on the new highways will
not be considered. The approval, how
ever, may be received any day, and
when it reaches Los Angeles it is eX-
pected the highway commission will
ask for at least $150,000 to begin pre-
liminary work. This money will be
taken from the general fund anG VIII
be returned to the county when the
bonds are delivered to the purchasers
about March /.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
MOTHER MAKES PITIA5LE
PLEA FOR SONS LIBERTY

The plea of a bedridden mother for
the liberty of her only boy was the
saddest feature of the hearing in Judge
Wilbur's court yesterday of the case
of w. c. Parks. confessed burglar and
highwayman. Parks and Cecil Munson
pleaded guilty to a charge of robbing
the house of j. Van Ness and tying
their victim to his bedpost. The max
imum penalty for such an offense is
life imprisonment
HE is my baby boy and the only one
living out of six" wrote the distressed
mother to the court 81 have been in
bed ever since I learned of the crime"
Each of the accused was sentenced to
five years in San Quentin.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
MIXED SENTENCE GIVEN
SELF-coNFEsSE BURGLAR

Five years in San Quentin and fifteen
years probation after he leaves the
penitentiary was the sentence given
Frank Trasson by Judge Wilbur yes
terday. Trass0n confessed to two
charges of burglary
You will find it extremely difficult
to get along when you leave the prison.
and l am giving you this probationary
sentence in order that you will be COM
PEELED to live an upright life and thus
make it easier for you to get along, "
said the court.