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New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
NOTES OF THE MINES.

The Cobalt mining companies are taking a.
vantage Of the mild winter 20 push surfacs da
velopuent and other exploration work As r.
suit many new veins are being discovered. and ths
prospects for a largely Increased output for ira
coming year are becoming more and more certain
The Cobalt silver production for --'s was about
double that Of TO-. and will p-ohab-v reach toa
Of between S1cf"9Gna and Sl56's''" In view OF t1s
fact II is hard 70 realize that or-r a very snsl
fraction Of tho camp has even been thoroughF
rrcspeCted. Cobalt Ceut-a- n instance
actively operating only about go" of IT'S ar.
ag. out Of which. hoWeva-- r. has 1een are "
Qr.r Is shares on sn per cent casls al..-. s
The last month. This Compa-- has q force OF s0g-
l5o men constantly employed y mill. nine ana - 80
face operations. and several trsr class new ven
have recently been stripped on BIZ Pete sI9t--
'ren'nlhs EdAES gre ar N,- .' - q" .,1-s- - -sq
with very encouraging results re seven -. -
af tho Big Pete within the f7sr two weeks 9aIs
been tested at other points by The 1rL and u -
faction Of the rou2euy's engineers " Is expece
that these veins will be reached by me cross -
inside OF the next forty 5avS- when The ore VIII .
made available for immediate eErrz1rlon-
The Tuc1urlne mine. adjoining the North Butte
Butte Nom has opened a Shoot ~ the rlcnesle or
over struck in the Butte district Much of gees
from p per cent 70 ~ pa~ cent copper. and cafIs
one thousand ouu-es Of silver The Tro. .uInle c3l'
two Of the principal North EUr-7 veins. Tne suA
made by tha TuoIur1ue was ~ depth of one NOV
sand feet. several hundred Leat above ING Is1s Isx@
which the rich values we're [.glEa g ne y i h.
Butte company n the Edith May vein II - = -
liaved in Butte that the T1ol17TH- VIZ -, u7 T-I
into mine Of The North Butte TYPE ne LhsLs-v ~
IL! mo s0ru9G0v - installing additional -,
and will sink To depth ~ rhirrv-7ve Nnre5 :! -
The deepest mine AZ present in tha 7zirlCL 7zir : oEr
Ana Isarnatad' High ore mine. which IS no" ~
twenty-niDA hundred feet
The New York Mining Age rhe dlre'uls
which represent every phase Of tHa mining ana -
cheering business ~ New YORK. cry. mas -. .
Incorporated in New York state rN issue WssAl
mining paper devoted solely n t1a Tfio-lcau0A y
mining news that is ~aI,11Tared 70 keep stock 9t
ers correctly informed about the MINING Is. r.
ranrsSantarives OF three OF the counr-ys loren.
engineers and operators, who have asker -U-ssE ~
their names withheld for the time ceir@ - srFs
ViS0,IrOI1x for eight years MINING e1roT ~ ~
New York Commercial viii 10 r7s n'fnas1is
itNr nf n-LhI-ca lion
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

r,-rprTzExENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A TIE Tribune received their Uptown ONCE. No
,.ss rroadgay between 3G;h 81 and S1th ST until 3
o,ctook n H. Advertisements received at the following
o.oss AT regular ofce rates until o'clock p. m
- osz sib ave e cor Z3d St: lob eih ave cor
J0z Fart 20 West sd St between
sss snd sth aVes 263 Wee th ST oa3 % ave izn
80 gls l1Os ist near sSth 81: lo'
9 so.+T =. 7ns fremont ESQ Sd and
xmsr1csn District Telegraph ohc@
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
HE PErRolEuM FIELDS

Operations in the various oil helds have oseH =,
active during the LAST week. due largely u -
general observance Of the holidays Few -
pIated wells are reported IN the lower soul- JUN =
but with the new wear field work viii asalh y -
suYned and the wells now drilling VIII oe -
20 completion. and Indications are tnat tl7 80
ing winter months will be unusually sctVe II
work Interest continues 10 be centred Ldi .ua
the lower southwest ana Southeastern oHl1. sss
particularly in Lincoln AM Roane countes' -
operations are being carried on eXtensiVeN- - -
numbers Of wells are being completed ~ u ~
trict and while the wells Brought in are =, u a.
ordinary size the production is being s'eau's sss
creased. IN Green creek Roane County tne -
Penn OI Company has drilled Wen a.u ~
show for a 25-barrel producer. and the y
Gas ,.crrpany.s second test well is Produelns 90
barrels A dav The most important receH' go
pletion in this district. however is that - s.
Hamilton oil Company's test well in advance o.
present producing limit and it Is Towns = 80
rate OF = barrels q day. Lincoln County ~
showing great .lctivity in development "'a ,srt
boilers Of leases are making every effort = ..rt
additional work The production Of the -str-
amounts 10 nearly 2010 barrels day. tnis = = .san
ton being derived from wells averaslnS 1sue
50 barrels "a day Ritchie County also .na rs-ras
good showing. and is producing nearly |'o .v,sad
a day In Brooke County recent efforts ~ ,,faa
The pooI have resulted I'm failure The pro-' ~
of tn pool re mains ABOUT unchaIseu a. t115io Far
10 Lon barrels day. In SoutneasL1st active. sna
eId and Perry counties are the mos, q sfartinS,
= great many test wells drfing dI,s any drIsa
In the Indiana neids the Ohio CoupdnS, the pFe
an exCentiOraIly good weU m Jay sS,-s bsns
ductfon during the first twenty-touf H'
Eebe3 ls2 ndtTpieDu closed at sse cents y
ana cen+s IN bulk at New YoTk EIropsss
prices being on basis of points loN-l Il psass
Dfsr frnnarisI eIIIori- Antwerp. 21is tfahe -
kilos and Berlin. s . marks Per % kii07
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
THE PLAZA Rank.

York. December 2Sth. 1onS
Nctce hereby given that Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders Of THE PLAZA BANK viii be hel3 At
fs Banking House, corner 5sth Street ana Tifth
IN the Borough % Manhattan. City of New York
the OF January. 1908. y O'clock N foT
purpose Of electing fourteen Directors f0- tne
ensuing Inspectors OF Election
81 the next Annual Meeting. and the
q such other business may properly before
said meeting
IS also given that said meeting. pursuant
70 Section Of the Banking Law. resoluti"n Kill be
presented and voted upou- fixing the number Of Di-
-ecfors Of the q fourteen
polls viii remain open from II rnfn l r u
Transfer books viii be closed from December 23rd.
1905. @ January sth. 1903
z. VI. Clarke Casrfe-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

Tho bank exchanges Of the New York Clearing
House and the stocks sold the New York Stock
Exchange last week and in the week of the
preceding two years compare follows.
Lar, = '0a Jan / '0S San : .07
Exchanges 81 81 S57 s. % a42 1s6
Nc shares sold. .l.6a1 ".cl4 .. 327 pa
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEETING OF
" stockholders OF James Il Durham 4 C Vu De
held q $40 BT0adUaE
York City Borough q Manhattan. the 20th day
January 1909 eleven o'clock 4 NJ foT The purpose
81 slec-ins Directors the ensuing and
Of Election. II ths
TRANSACTION of such other husi
ross as NAV properly before she meeting The polls
zssu remain open from eleven U'ci ck NJ twelve
or~lork noon books viii he closed from
.Taruary 9th @ January 21st. 1909
JAMES N. TAF.7EN. S@cretar1-
Dated Nex York January sth. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
New YORK .Lnnuarr ID !,

New York January ID. 1909.
,-pTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL
Stockholders OF Tn Tribune Associa
rton will held the oilce Il the company. IN the
Nassau Stree. the t'lfN New
49,, on Nondsy The dav % January. 1861 three
ci IN the afternoon % that gay. Tor the Of
ensuing and inspectors Of
the annual meeting. and the
ssscrion ~ such business properly
neie'e s7i- JAMES 81. BARRETT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
New York December Ieth. "a
TO THE srOCkHoLDERS OF THE

=
The regular annual meeting Of stockholders NJ The
Trust Company % America Will be held al the Office of
company, Nos S743 Wall street. Borough Of Man
ssttan. CITY OF New York, y. Y "wednesday. Janu
yrh. a clock purpose
and the other
zess as nay be brought polls
VII open from p O'Clock O'Clock =. NJ
stock transfer be closed Jsnuary 1919
y O'Clock and reopened January 21t 14H 10
FRANK L HILTON Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
Financial Meetings.
empire Crust Company
Main oflce. AZ broadway.

SEW YORK Ianuarv 4. lHo9
rlotice ts hereby given that annus' meeting of
she Stockholders Of Empire Trust Company. for the
election Of Directors the class whose term cf office
fhal then expire for The appointment of the In
epectors Election +e ensuing and for tho
OF business & MAY properly
VIII be held In the Directors
sf the principal Office OF the Company 10 - Broad
1-ay on "Wednesday January 90 1909 II o'clock IN
ahe forenoon
Polls viii open from II a n 20 l. n
The books for the transfer of stock Will be closed
from 2 ? ". Tuesday. January 2. 1909 until 10
a M. Thursday. January 21- 1909
II. VI. COUGH. Secretarv.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
DYNAMITE CACHED
UNDER DWELLING
New Developments Implicate
Strongly Suspected Man
Held at Martinez

MARTINEZ, Feb. 11-Buried under
the floor of the dwelling at Crockett
occupied by George Maracich, George
Barnoyich and Lawrence Maracich, the
three Slayonians charged with dyna-
hitting. constables, acting on informa-
tion supplied by Deputy Sheriff VIII
liam Veale, found a supply of explo-
sives and fuse cached to keep it out
of the authorities hands
Prying up the boards in the kitchen
floor, they found two sticks of dyna-
mite and four pieces of fuse wrapped
in a gunny sack. 1t is presumed by
the officers that the explosive was in
the possession of the dynamiters some
time before they wrecked Uno Hart
mans home in Crockett in an attempt
TO avenge themselves on Hartman for
their discharge from the employ of the
American Hawaiian sugar refinery.
Hartman is the superintendent OF the
refinery
Along with the information of the
cache under the house Sheriff Veale
and his son William have obtained a
full confession from George Maraeich.
one of the plotters. With this as a
guide they located the dynamite he
said was hidden by George Barnovieh.
The finding of high explosives is per-
haps the strongest piece of corrobora-
tory evidence that has been procured.
In his confession George Maracich
has implicated Barnovich in an appar-
emily impregnable maze of evidence.
George Maracich spoke of the spec
tacular flight over the hills made by
Lawrence NJ. while he remained with
George Barnovich. He said Barno-
vich. during the chase, unpacked dyna-
mite and fuse from his suitcase and
concealed it under sink in the house
at Crockett
Another feature of the case di-
vulged today is the disappearance Of
Antoine Barnovich. brother of the pris-
oneT In the course OF their investi-
cation the officers wished to find him,
but are unable to do so.
So startling is the information
Sheriff Veale has received that he and
his son now are working TO substan-
tiate their theory that Martinez and
vicinity was a rendezvous for danger
Gus criminals. They have evidence TO
justify the belief there were men con-
nected with the dynamiterss living in
the Martinez and Crockett region who
were desperate and would stop at no
crime.
The preliminary examination of the
three accused men will be held at
Crockett before Justice of the Peace
O'Niel February IS. William S Wells.
former superior Judge, and Attorney
j. L. Rogers have been retained as
counsel for the defense
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
GRAND JURY GOES
ON SUMMING TOUR
San Joaquin Inquisitors Con-
cIude Sessions With Inves=
tigating Conditions
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. Feb. 11-San Joaquin
county's grand jury permanently ad-
Journed this afternoon after session
of two weeks, during which alleged
graft in the police department and
other questionable features of the
Stockton city government were inves-
tigated. Just before adjournment the
grand jury in body visited the ten
derloin, Chinatown, back alleys leading
to bagnios and inspected the yards and
surroundings of various places of i'll
fame throughout the red light district.
1t is expected that the final report viii
be submitted within a few days.
Some of the results of the investiga-
ton are said 10 show as follows:
The existence of poolrooms and gam
bling dens.
Chinese and white lottery agencies.
Dereliction of duty on the part of
Chief Briare, Captain of Police Craig
and others of the police department.
The acceptance of gifts" by three of
the police from owners of tenderloin
resorts.
The alleged misconduct on the part
of Councilman Shepard in furthering
the interests of the saloons.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
RED CROSS GUILD
HOSPITAL OPENED
Reception Held at Institution
Donated to Charity by Mrs.
WhiteIaW Reid

SAN AATEO, Feb. 1.-THE formal
opening and reception at the Red Cross
guild hospital took place this after
noon. A large number OF the Burlip-
game and San Mateo social set attend
ed the exercises at the institution, by
which Mrs whitelaw Reid has marked
her esteem for her native state.
The hospital. which when originally
built cost $4,000. was presented by
Mrs. Reid TO charity in honor Of the
memory Of her mother a year ago, the
institution being under the manage
ment Of the Episcopal church. Shortly
after its dedication it was found that
the demands upon it were so great
that the institution could not care for
many Of the cases. Mrs. Reid gener-
ously donated a large additional sum
Of money when this fact was brought
10 her attention and the hospital as it
now stands. with its most complete
equipment, represents an investment of
$4,000.
Rev. y. B. ". Gallwey, who by virtue
OF his rectorship Of the Episcopal
church is president of the hospital
board OF managers, gave a summary Of
the founding of the institution at the
reception. Mrs. John Merrill OF San
ELdHClScOs vice president OF the Call
fornia branch OF the Red Cross; Mrs.
L. Mcmillan, secretary and DIR. Ben
Jamin Ide Wheeler, president OF the
state Red Cross. were present at the
exercises. the local hospital being affil-
lated with the state and national So
ciety- DR.. Wheeler spoke briefly of
the work which is carried on by the
society, and Bishop William Ford Mich
ols voiced the appreciation of the
church for what Mrs. Reid has done
for the community
Although no formal announcement of
the fact has been made, Mrs. Reid has
purchased the Taylor property in this
city for q maternity hospital 1t is
located on the Ell Canine road, only a
block south of the Red Cross hospital
Following the reception and inspec-
tiOn Of equipment at the hospital the
guests enjoyed a tea served at the
parish house by the Burlingame club.
The board OF management of the
hospital consists OF the following:
Rev. y. 3. W. Gallwey, president; Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid. honorary president;
Mrs. Ansel EastOn, vice president: Mrs
Charles z. Green. treasurer: Mrs. Louis
+. Hobart, secretary; Mrs. Ernest Cox
head, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
William II. Crocker, Mrs. Francis J.
Carolan, Mrs. Walter S. Martin. Mrs.
Joseph d. Grant, Mrs Mountford VIII
son, Mrs. Laurence Irving Scott Mrs
Z Duplessis Beylard, Mrs. A. NJ
Easton, Mrs. \. B. ". GaIlwey. Mrs.
Joseph B. Crockett.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
SHIELDS FAMILY
BY HIDING IDENTITY
Claire Curtiss, Guilty of Lar
ceny, Will Not Tell Name

OAKLAND, Feb. 1.-THE mystery OF
a dual life. which girl giving the
fictitious name of Clare Curtiss ad-
mitted that she led, will be investi-
gated By Probation Officer Ruess. ac-
cording 10 an order of Superior Judge
Brown today. She pleaded guilty to q
charge Of grand larceny, but declined
to give her true name or reveal the
name of her family, said to be promi-
nent at Seattle.
That she has assumed widely differ
ent roles in San Francisco and Oakland
is known fact What was her life
in Seattle is a question to be solved
when her true name Is learned.
i plead guilty, and / ask to be
placed on probation" said the girl. Il
plead guilty to the name Claire Curtiss
but that is not my true name. 1 de-
cline TO tell my true name because il
would bring disgrace to others"
In San Francisco the girl and a COM
panion who assumed the name Marie
Brown posed as book keepers employed
in this city. Crossing the bay daily
at regular hours. they earned an in
come here. but not as book keepers
The police say that the girls pre-
tended TO be from the country and
strangers to the ways of the city. Cal
low youths were their prey and engage
ments to dinners and for automobile
rides came fast.
Alec McTeer was one of those who
asked the girls to join festivities Nc
Teer complained that Miss Curtiss took
his diamond ring, valued at S275 and
$50. Miss Brown is still at the CITY
prison awaiting disposition of her case
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
SOCIETY MEN PROVE
BUSINESS FAILURES
Dunned and Sued for Debt, Real
Estate Men Shut Up Shop

William r. Harrison and c. j. Solom
scions of prominent Sausalito families
recently Joined forces in the real es-
tate business there and prepared to
heap up dazzling fortunes in the world
of trade. For some months they oper-
ated, but a few days ago shut up shop
and retired to their homes, at which
Sausalito heaved a sigh of relief, for
the little community found itself in a
sad tangle as a result of the venture
Never again" is the doleful comment
of the two erstwhile businessmen And
Never again, we hope" is echoed soul
fully by the community as a whole.
Harrison is the son of the late w ].
Harrison, one of Sausalito's most solid
businessmen a few years ago His
mother occupies a residence ION the
hilP' and is one of the leaders in Sau-
salito society. He is a brother of Mrs
Allan Miller, and therefore a brother
in law of the heir of the o. c. Miller
estate His wife was Zelda Tiffany,
and is the daughter of the manager
or the Empire theater in this city
Solom comes of a very wealthy Mill
Valley family. He married one of the
Defrenbach girls. whose family own
countless acres in Marin county.
AT present the too energetic busi-
nessmen are the defendants in a civil
sui AOA tic recovery Oh S30U, placed
with them as deposit on a piece of
property they were to sell to Dennis
Gorman, chief engineer of the ferry
boat Tamalpais. They owe their Office
rent also, are being dunned for de-
posits made on land that is tied up at
present in quarrel, and have settled
with numerous banks for accounts
overdrawn in an accession of zeal.
And on top Of all this trouble Harri-
son is unable to secure a suit of clothes
made for him by NJ Grasser, Sausalitos
society tailor. The cloth embodied in
the suit was presented to him by
friend, and Harrison secured the clothes
from Mrs. Grasser while the tailor was
away. Grasser notified Harrison that
ne wanted the suit or payment for it,
and the suit came back.
The ENHANCEMENT resulted from the
faet that the two real estate dealers
FASTENED to spend all they earned as
soon as they earned it, neglecting to
put by reserve fund for the future
When German paid them the $3.50 de-
posit they lived high. Then the deal
fell through because of a defective
title, and German was mean enough to
want his money back. Harrison and
Solom both explained that the money
had been spent, and assured the en-
gineer they were very sorry about it.
German brought suit and arrests fol-
lowed. Mrs Harrison and P. j. Fagan
went on bond, and the matter is now
pending. The two real estate men say
they can not pay back the deposit until
they collect their commission for the
sale.
Then the two became agents for the
Wisteria tract. the property of Ernest
w. Jackson. and began taking deposits
on lots. All went well until they sold
lot to Samuel Black. Sausalito junk
man, and at that. Jackson became an
CRY. He said that the exclusiveness of
the tract had been destroyed thereby,
and refused to make out deeds on fur
ther lots sold. Now the intending pur-
chasers want their deposits or their
lots.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
STATE ENGINEER
SEEKING DEFECTS
Physical Tests of Agnew Build
ing Made in Presence OF
State Officers
[Sseeiql Dispatch 70 The CALI


SAN JOSE. Feb. 1.-The physical
tests of the open shop building under
fire at Agnew were commenced today
bz- the state engineer. sixty tons or
building material were piled IN the
dining room on the hrst toor In the
presence OF the state officers and build
ing trades officials.
The dining room. in which number
OF alleged defects were pointed out By
the witnesses for the prosecution, IS
80 feet long and 80 feet wide The
floor is of concrete and was cast IN
one piece In order to weight this
down with a live weight OF 100 pounds
10 the square foot. wet sand 10 tne
depth OF nine inches was placed on the
floor and then two layers OF terra Gotta
building tile, weighing % pounds, was
placed on top. The total weight now
on the floor slab is 11S.0O0 pounds.
With instruments for the measuring
Of the deviation. or sag. in the floor.
the weight will be allowed 20
remain on the fiOor until Monday. when
il will be removed and placed on the
floor OF another room
Engineer EIlery drilled a number OF
holes in the north wall OF the building
and in order that they might see for
themselves whether or not the concrete
was hard. several members OF the board
of managers took a hand at the drill
ing. Nothing substantiating the claims
of the witnesses who marked the walls
has as yet been uncovered
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
BERKELEY FAVORS
THE HETCH HETCHY
Mayor Taylor Informed Berke-
ley Wants to Cooperate

BERKELEY, Feb. 11.-Acting under
instructions from the town board of
trustees Of this city. Town Clerk Jesse
V. Mendenhall wrote to Mayor Taylor
Of San Francisco this afternoon to the
effect THAI Berkeley wants to be put on
record as favoring the Hetch Hetchy
water supply for this city. Ways and
means OF cooperating with San Fran
cisco were asked from San Franeisco's s
executive and the movement Will be
started at once to bring a Sierra sup
ply to this city. re
ABOUT a year ago the North Berkeley
Improvement club started the agitation
for the Hetch Hetchy water and the
project has been adopted by improve
ment clubs and civic societies of this
city.
The trustees have given their un-
qualified support TO the Hetch Hetchy
plan and the letter written today was
for the purpose Of placing the matter
before the San Francisco authorities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
CALIFoRNIA PArENrs

WASHINGTON. Feb. 11-CalIso--la
patents have been issued as Eol-
lows. G. E Bailey. Los Angeles r-s
ing bOrax, v ID. Carroll. san E-a-cssro
street sweeping machine. F. B. Dahl-
berg. Redding. valve stem o. : Davis
Anaheiu. oil burner c. H Dempsey.
Riverside. reliable connection also
Weighing machine. J. o. DcdEe. Los
Angeles. air brake apparatus. II. H El-
sey, CoaEnga. eQualiziuE multiple air
lift for deep well pumpinE- W r.
Evans. San Francisco. color Wh5rlizix.
II. II. Gardner. Santa Ana. bumper for
vehicles; ]. Grow. Alameda. hydro
carbon furnace D. B. Harris Ninturn
gun sight 5. JachimOvich. Rerkslev.
valve mechanism for gas engines 3
Kitchen Jr-. san Francisco. manifolding
book, w Levin. Rsdlands. orangs clip
per; R c Purcell. Oakland. deep well
pump; J. W Rumssy. Suisun. car door.
II b SaylOr. Sausalito- smokers pipe:
W X Scarborough. san Jose abstract
record; G. sheppard. Petaluma phonO-
graph horn attachment. u. sutherland
Los Angeles. pencil sharpener. w ID
Valentine. Altadena. flying machine. w
Van Vie. Oakland. adjusrable counter
balance pivot crane; G. IL Vance. Red
Bluff. gun sight; r G. Whitlock. Los
Angeles, folding umbrella.
ALFONSO TO VISIT MANUEL-Nsdrid- Fsb
liking Alfonso left here tonight for via
Nicosa 70 visit King Manuel OF Portugal
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
DR.. LOREN {. HUNT
LEAVES UNIVERSITY
Assumes Charge of San Fran
cisco Work Involving Ex=
penditure of Millions

BERKELEY, Feb. 11.-Dr- Loren E.
Hunt, special lecturer in civil engineer
ing of the faculty of the university
and a graduate of the university with
the class of 1893, has resigned to ac-
cept the position of chief engineer in
the Office of the city engineer of San
Francisco. DR.. Hunt will have charge
of the work under the recent bond
issues of san Francisco.
He is an authority on all matters of
construction of sewers and other ele-
ments of civil engineering work. and
in his new position he will have di-
rect charge of the millions of dollars
worth of work contemplated under the
bonds recently voted.
DR.. Hunt rendered his resignation to
the university last Tuesday and it
was accepted by the regents. His Of
fetal duties in San Francisco began
last Monday and will be continued in
definitely