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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31

s., OOo-Post ST. .near LeayenwOrfh; mortgage
of $4,000 can remain; owner would corr
hine with party with SzS.oC0 cash 10
build apartment or hotel; would pay big
revenue; lot G0xl37.G feet
Sl-,VJO- Commercial 81. close 10 Front; lot 4Ox
1886 feet: easily worth $4,000. key to
Sacramento ST. frontage; tenant willing
10 lease any kind Of building constructed.
this lot.
50 0O0-Only few steps from I'd St: lot S0x75
feet may be able 10 shade this price a.
little; lot Is easily worth So 900.
46.5o0-Near ID and Brannan SITS; lot 47x117
feet easily worth $4,000; is small
apartments could be constructed on this
lot 20 q cost lot 10 exceed $4,000; would
pay approximately $500 monthly would
also De a splendid site for factory or
other kindred businesses
$9,OOO-Near Howard and 9th SIS; 50x75 feet;
just the thing FOR fats.
s. .O0O-SacrameBt0 ST. near Hyde: lot 25x100
feet 10 rear street: cheapest desirable lot
in this district no vacancies IN this VI
cinity; coed and quick service.
S4.250-DuDoce az; lot 3tXS0 feet: haTs would
pay well. splendid renting district.
sa--at--Near Pine and Powell SIS; lot 23xDO
feet; outside Of fire limits; Just the thing
Tor n little home small fats.
So .oo0-Russ 81. near Howard. lot 25x100 feet;
maybe a Iiftle less; Of the best resi-
fdPnce streets south Of Market a very
cheap los
S2.000-Near 9Th and Folsom SIS: lot 25x15
feet. IS y snap: fats would pay a big
reyenue or hold for a few months and
make a good profit
si-fND-NeaF 18Th and Mission sis; 10y FAR the
cheapest Dot in this district: fats would
pay good income.
81 .6oo-A 81. near 9Th av.: lot 25xi00 feet; we
have sold several lots recently in this dis
frict al SlSoo each.
J. ". WRIGHT & Co.
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LYDON. EGAN & CO.
Real Estate
113 Montgomery st.


IMPROVED PROPERTY
S11, 000-Three new fats of &c rooms and
bath. near Central and Golden Gate ave
nues; must be inspected thoroughly to he
appreciated; all rented income OF $12I
month; lot 23x131:6.
$,250-Fine modern residence OF II rooms and
BATH also linen and china closets every
modern convenience; electric lights,
cement yard. etc; this residence is stu
ated y block from the Panhandle and Is
surrounded by all high class and modern
Improvements; lot is 25Xlio.
s., 000-Home of rooms and bath, on Scott ST..
near Page: improvements are in good
condition; Just renovated throughout.
S6J00-House of rooms and bath on lot 2Sx
10 north side of Turk St, near Scott;
large mortgage can remain.
s8590-Corner store with cottage in rear, at
Post and Lyon SITS: lot 30x92:6.
S4J0o-Cottage on large corner lot, 5Tx1Oo, at
21st and Noe SITS; just renovated; grand
50 soo-Lot on Grove st. south side, 1e5 feet
east Of Cole. 25xl3I:G.
81 500-Iot on Golden Gate av., east of LIST
av.; all street work just completed; lot
s1Ooo-Corner lot Arlington and Mateo sts..
LOTS ON EASY TERMS
$1,400-H St. inside of 25th av.: lots 25xloO;
lots face Park and Ellis st. cars pass
property; 10 per cent eash, $40 per
S900-25th av. lots, east SIDE between Fl
and l sts.: Park and cars half block
away: 10 per cent cash. $40 per month.
interest at per cent.
SS55-24th av., near Point Lobos av.; 20X120;
10 per cent down and $40 per month.
ST. 150-29th ay., near Point Lobos av; lots
25x165; all street work done; lots have
unohstructed marine view; 10 per cent
down and $40 per month: interest at 6
per cent.
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SNAP SNAP SNAP
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Just the bargain you are looking for
PRICE REDUCED 70 So. $50
TO EFFECT QUICK SALE
Mortgage Of SO 800 at per cent remain.
Modern cottage of large rooms and bath :
sun in every room: high basement with /
finished room; beautiful garden; lot 25x137 g.
the sunny side Of Suffer st. near Devisa-
dero. THE LOT ALONE Is NEARLY
WORTH THE MONEY.
Get busy and look into this.
IT is the biggest bargain offered.
IIPNAN 4 HIRSCBLER 255 Montgomery St
Phone Douglas 1914.
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CORNERS-TERAIS TO SUIT
MONEY ADVANCED FOR BUILDING
Northwest cor Vallejo and Frederick 276x10o.
Southwest cor. Green and Broderick, 35x100.
Southeast cor. Green and Baker, S5ziOO.
Largest and choicest selection Of building lots
north and sorth OF Golden Gate park easy
monthly payments; interest at per cent.
81. 5o0-Cottage Of 2 rooms hot and cold wa
ter. modern plumbing on 4Gth av. near
50, loo-cottsge Of rooms on DIST av near II
s2Ooo@cottase Of . rooms and bath near 4eth
aud II St: tine View rent S23;
only 500 cash required: balance terms.
Phone Douglas 3G44.
Branch office, corner Of II st. and 18th av.
open daily. intending sundays
FEW EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
81. 00o-Rents $40 per month; elegant.
strictly modern fats. $50 sunny rooms and
bath: imposing front; marble vestibue.
beaned ceilings all latest improvements;
large concrete basement; fine view; lot 25x
1876: JUST being completed interior tintng
etc. wiz be done to suit purchaser.
sl3.15O-Actusl rents 81 $50 per year; 3
beautiful hats GU rooms and bath:
finished basement and large attic; situated
at 0Farreil and Laguna SITS.
SO. 750-Rents ST. per month: excellent
bay window fats rooms and bath each:
large basement ali new ana IN perfect
der situated Langton st. m. Howard
DAVIDSON & LEIGH, 1860 Market ST.
HAVE YOU RESTORED
YOUR TITLE7
YOU MUST DO so BY JULY /. 1909
McENERHEr DEGREES
REASONABLE. PERFECT. GUARANTEED
/ FIDELITY TITLE RESTORATION CO.. INC.
&c MONTGOMERY. ROOMS 2lo2i1-2l2l
TELEPHONE KEARNY 4770
FOR sale-Nine room house at 443o 2Gth St.
sunny side. between Diamond and Eureka;
two blocks from Castro 18th st. ears prop
erfy IN perfect condition: stone steps and
lawn in front: large garden in rear base
mcnt feet high: well lighted and fonred,
cement sidewalk: barsan: come today: terms
reasonable. Owner 80 premises al day.
s.. Richmond district; good investment .
fats OF and rooms each. with baths; 4th
~ near California st.; lot 25x12o bituminized
St.: cement sidewalk: rents So per month; in
vestigate a. once: other fine bargains. w. +.
cHIPMAN. 90 Market 81. San Frsncisco.
MONEY made daily and Call Want Ads help to
make Il. Advertise your wants make them
An investment. not expense. For fun par
tculsrs read Call Want Ads daily.
sNAP-New. artistic pair Of Oats: rents 500;
$1,000 cash. balance monthly. Owner, 511 Pa
cifc building
s. s0o-New Richmond cottage. 6 r. and b.; LOT
3Ixl2o: terms. CHAS. W. FISHER. eco
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$500 per ft-Inside of LeavenwOrth st.; espe-
clally well located lot; suitable sor hotel
or apartments; one OF the best bargains
we know of; 6S: 9xl37:6
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G. h. UMBSEN s CO..
Real Estate, Renting. Collecting and Insurance.
20 Nontgomery 81.
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OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER
113 Montgomery ST.
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S1I5 per front foot-Large lot on sunny side OF
jackson st. Lyon: will subdvide;
high class neighborhood; 1O3xl27.
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BURNfIANl & MARSH co. (Org- 1SS7).
Members Of the :. +. Real Estate Board
SO kearnY st.
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ONE BLOCK FROM UNION SQUARE
10, 0o0-Large lot. GS.9x1S1.6; chance Tor big
profit; only S33. 200 cash required.
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CHEAPEST BUY on GEARY ST.
,0O0-Between st. Francis hotel and Columbia
theater. only $4,000 cash requireds OF
viii trade equity for Income property.
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Ew. SKELETON. 227 Montgomery ST
$40 50O-EIegaut home In Western addition;
modern: 10 rooms: fne bathroom. closet
and marble washstand Tor each OF 5
bedrooms: French range: furnace heats
whole house; large room IN basement
for physicians office; carpets included.
$40 900 fine fats. Page near Pierce ST: G
and rooms. hardwood finish: building
cost S9,e00: rooms large and light a
snap.
s21 .oO0-F'ine investment on Clement street:
rents 81 $50 per anngm: mortgage SC. coo:
II per cent net on S21 900 or IA per cent
on $1,000.
50, 0oo-P-etty cottage. Clement and 10Th av !;
G rooms and BATH story and half
and basement: built first class.
Sc 5O0-Iot 75xe0; Brannan and 18th: good
for fats or factory.
f. " SHELTON. 227 Montgomery st.
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D0AN & CLOVER
5O3 Chronicle building,
Phone Douglas 422t.
Ssl0s,-1at .JN15. Kansas At. near 9th.
81 6J0-FiHe corner lot on Mission St
S2T0O-11s story cottage; modern; 3 years old
S700 Town. balance at $50 per month; lot
25x100: 1 block from Mission st. cars
s.. S5G-2 new modern fats OF q and rooms:
hard finished Ia basement; ed St :
look At these.
81 000-2 modern fats OF 5 and 6 rooms
street work done titA v II ST.
50 COO modern , fats: reduced from
$40. 800 for quick sale: income 500 per
month"; street work done; Guerrero St
near 10Th
SIG 0oo-3 Eew up to date fats Of rooms each
rents 81 $50 per year; best part OF city:
large lot. 34:6x137;6; near jackson and
Hyde SITS.
S32 500-Ffne large lot in burned district; Mis-
sion ST. near Main: size 45:1Ox137:6-
DOAN & GLOVER.
S.sN Chronicle buildn0
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ATTRACTIVE HOME MARINE VIEW
TERMS TO SUIT
Just completed; the usual exterior has the
real and penetrating charm OF Italian villa
from which the elevation reproduced; the
frontage Of IS feet which allows an auto
runway at the entrance side. gives spacious
elegance; the agreeable exterior presupDOses an
equally agreeable interior. and the anticiDatlons
raised are speedily realized within. The treat
ment of the living room IS Italian Renaissance
the walls are hung with SIX damask the large
open fireplace IS OF Caen stone, richly caiseled.
the ceiling is relieved by decorated STAFF the
fixtures are Of carved wood antiqued after
Michael Angelo with imported globes OF crys-
tai. the f0or IS 0f bard wood; the baluster
OF the reception hall IS Of solid maAogany the
dining is paleieG lsiCh In rich brow
Stiekley wool. sur1nOunted by handmade
frieze executed BY the celebrated English artist
Shand Kydd: the mantel and buffet after
the latest English design. Of the buffers pantry
is toiler and lavatOrT. while the servants room
IS of the kitchen; the second floor
chambers and BATH which are innova lions ga
renned daintineSs; basement Eas furnace. lauD-
dry. wine cellar etc. Nothing has been neg
lected to give charm and variety and special
interest IS due 90 design and equipment Key
at Office which IS above dwelling.
F. y. FRITZ 140l Masonic av.
Open every day. including Sunday.
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50. 500-EIegant home; Sc. cor Park; street
frontaqes: 8 sunny rooms. hardwood floors
grand view; terms 14l0 Haight st.
FOR SALE-House rooms, IN good condition
and lot; So Carnellta 81. Apply 1912 LIST ay..
Sunset phone Park 53f4
CHOICE lot cheap: 9th near ST.. sunset
district. terms. Box 1iS4. Can office
MODERN 5 room house and bath on Vermont 81.
near 18TH Apply 1872, Cali bldg
Continued to Next Page
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
INSURANCE WELCHERS
FORCED TO DISGORGE
Cases Involving More Than
$4,000 Decided

After months OF fighting the Durham.
Carrigan & Hayden company won their
suit in the United States circuit court
against the Norwich Union fire insur-
ance society for $4,000 and interest
dating from August y. 1906 The
hardware company also obtained judg
ment in the same court against the
Indemnity insurance company for $1,000
Judge Van Fleet decided that the
Indemnity insurance company would
have to pay S2.500 policy held by
Newman & Levinson- The amount is
10 bear interest from August L. the
year OF the fire. O'COnnOr MOfart &
Co. were given judgment for $1,000
against the Norwich Union fire insur-
ance society while L Feldman was
given Judgment for s2.500 against the
Indemnity fire insurance company.
In the case OF Hass Brothers against
the Hamburg Bremen FIRE insurance
company. in which a settlement had
been agreed upon Tor a certain amount.
the court denied Hass Brothers the
right 10 file an amended complaint
The motion OF the defendant TO dismiss
the motion on the pleadings was al
lowed.
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ART LEAGUE
THANKS THE MERCHANTS
Appreciation Expressed Over
Work of reconstruction

Appreciation OF the return of the
merchants TO the downtown district of
the city has been expressed by the Out
door Art league OF the California club
in resolution passed at recent
meeting and embodied in a letter to the
merchants.
The resolution. prepared by Miss Ida
NJ. Kervan and Miss Catherine Hittell.
sets forth the thanks OF the league to
the patriotic men, who. combining g
beauty with substantially, have reared
splendid structures and stored them
with magnificent merchandise"
The league furthermore expresses its
comm endation of the builders of the
CITY who, unmindful of expense, are re-
constructing the city with view to
among the great cities Of the world.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
By Walter Anthony

When Eugene ". Presbrey at
tempted the translation OF Gilbert
Parker's story. The Right OF Way"
from the dead leaves OF a book to the
live issues OF a play he undertook
task so difficult that no one who has
not read the novel and seen the drama
can appreciate the temerity OF the
playwright The only Way is not
more remotely relative 10 Dickens
Tale OF Two Cities than is this play
al the Van Ness theater kin 10 the
novel OF Montreal Yet it grips with
the grip OF verify and its vigor is
superbly presented by two actors Of
experience. and. I think. genius-Guy
Standing and Theodore Roberts.
It-would be absurd TO compare the
development Of the story as shown in
the play with the development of the
plot OF the novel
There IS much in both that is great
and there is much in both that is weak.
In the play the story is given a happy
ending. and that fact makes the last
act the weakest A happy conclusion
is not 4 pOrtend OF the somber facts
Of the narrative, but everybody, in
cluding myself welcome the pretty
termination which brought the final
curtain down easily and gratefully.
MANS LOVE FOR MAN
AS IN Victor Hugo's Ninety three"
the interest which attaches to the
Parker story -centers in the love of a
man for a man. The element of ro-
mantle affection is really second TO the
devotion OF Portugals for Charley
Steele. This devotion is well wrought
IN the play: as well developed, in fact,
as il is in the novel. and only in the ac-
cumulation of interest in the romantic
love Of Steele for Rosslie is the play
less reasonable than the story. In the
last act Rosalie is brought 10 the arms
of Steele. who, after his three years
lapse into the land Of forgetfulness.
finds. after all, that the wife from
whom his malady has separated him.
is dead and that he is free TO wed
the girl who really loves him.
and for whom he has during the months
OF his forgetfulness, following the blow
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
SECOND NEWBURGH
TRIAL Is STARTED
Attorney Is Charged With Offer.
ing Bribe to Prospective
Ruef Juror

The retriaI of .adolph s. ,Newburgh,
an attorney charged with offering q
bribe to a prospective juror to vote for
the acquittal of Abe Ruef. was begun
yesterday before Judge Conley of Ma
dera. sitting in department II of the
superior court When court adjourned
for the day eight jurors had been ac-
cepted. but they are still subject TO
peremptory challenge. The names of
those passed for cause are:
Charles P. Newman. 25S4 San B:uno
avenue. real estate dealer.
Edward Platz. 554 Sixth avenue re-
tired plumber
Hermann Bendit, 21so Post street t.
tired assistant foreman.
Robert Porter. 1885 Hayes street re-
tired bank teller. formerly with tie
Unoin trust company.
Frank L. Guntz. 426 Oak street. r.
tired undertaken
Julius Riemer, 1926 Webster st EFT,
Michael Deasy, $50 Sanchez str ses,
retired foreman.
Thomas O'Connor. 1857 Folsom str e.,
grocer.
LANGDoN Is PROSECUTING
District Attorney Langdon is con-
Quoting the prosecution, assisted by
james N. Hanley. The defense is in
the hands of Attorneys Bert Schles-
niger and Robert Ferrall. The exami-
nation of the jurors was conducted
on the part of the lawyers, a circum-
stance which was doubtless due to a
sharp lecture delivered by Judge Con-
ley early in the hearing, interrupting
colloquy between Langdon and
Schlesinger.
1--WE don't dispute that Kelly, the
man to whom the bribe is alleged TO
have been offered, is an absolutely
honest man" Schlesinger observed.
You did not always take that posi-
ton" retorted Langdon. .Newburgh
and Murphy stood by in the Blake trial
when Kelly was called everything from
perjsrer down.
COURT ORDERS STOP
Schlesinger was in the midst of an
angry disavowal when Judge Conley
ordered a stop
Gentlemen, this case must and will
be tried without any personalities be-
lawyers lose their tempers neither the
people nor the defendant get "a fair
trial 1t may as well be understood
at the outset that no pickering will be
allowed in this trial.
And thenceforward there was no
pickering II is believed that the en-
parchment of the Jury will occupy three
days. and that the taking of testimony
will begin Friday.
NewblIrgh. who was indicted with
Frank j. Murphy, is alleged to have
offered John Martin Kelly, through E.
A. S. Blake, $500 to vote not guilty in
the last Ruef trial Blake has been
tried and convicted of Offering the
bribe TO Kelly. Afterward he con-
fessed and implicated both Murphy and
Newburgh Murphy was tried and ae-
Quilted. and In the trial Of Newburgh
that followed the jury disagreed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23

There are some real nelodramatic
thrills in The Half Breed which
opened last night at the Valencia
theater. yet the name comedy drama
hts the play better than the designa-
ton "melodrama" The latter suggests
something primarily blood curdling.
but this element is decidedly a mini
mum feature of the production and the
strongest appeal is not to the top
gallery-or wouldn't be if there were
a top gallery.
The play itself has a good plot and
holds the interest through four acts,
though in places there are weaknesses
of dramatic construction. AS a whole
however. il is a good vehicle to display
the best strength of the members Of
the Valencia stock company as whole,
and individual honors were not con-
fined last night TO one or two OF the
players.
GREENLEAF a GOOD VILLAIN
Mace Greenieaf has done the un-
usual thing for a leading man and
taken the part of the villain, leaving
the role of the real hero TO Thomas
MacLarnie. 1t is from Greenleaf's part
of the half breed, DelInar SpdVinaN,
that the play takes its title. yet Mac.
Larnie's part of Ross Kennion is
equally strong and wins more sympa-
thy Though acting the villain Green
leaf made a decided hit last night in
his Interpretation of the character and
was at his best in the strong scenes.
MacLarnie deserves equal praise, and
surprised many of his friends by his
excellent. handling of the important
role allotted to him.
DISPLAYS HER TALENT
Blanche Stoddard has a part that
gives broad scope for a display of her
talents as an actress, and acquits her
self most creditably. The fourth lead
ing part is in the hands of a new
member of the company. Master Jesse
Mendelson, who achieved instant popu-
larity with his first appearance on the
stage last night. He is a small boy
with real talent and without the usual
kid desire to overdo the thing. Lii
liam Andrews. Beatrice Nichols, Grace
Travers and Peggy Munroe played
character parts without a single flaw
in any case to mark their work, and
all were delightful. The best Of the
remaining male parts are those por-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23


Cotton dress requested.
The dates will give the reason for the
entertainment You and your husband
should wear cotton clothing. while the
decorations should consist of white
flowers. roses. peonies. daisies and
queens lace. with festoons of cheese
cloth or other cotton material. Fleecy
white cotton-not the batting-sprin-
kled with diamond dust is also ex-
tremely effective when used with
nIenty of green as q background. The
centerpiece for the table can be a
souare of the frosted cotton. IN the
center Of which should be q glass
howl or vase with white flowers.
Around the outside Of the cotton cen
terniece lay ferns 10 make a border.
Vol, can use your best white linen
fableclotf or leave the table bare save
for the doilies. or use white cotton
cloth trimmed with daisies, ferns and
II your guests follow custom and
hiring you cotton gifts you will prob
ably get a number OF pretty articles OF
lingerie or material for cotton gowns.
which is always acceptable II you
wish to give favors. little animals are
pretty and inexpensive and can be
arranged IN a ring around the table.
opposite each plate. with q string or
ribbon attached TO the neck Of every
bear. etc.
Eor refreshments I should serve:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
Princess
AIcaZar
OFFICE OF PRISON
CHAPLAIN ABOLISHED
Rev. August brahms Ends Is
Years Service at San Quentin

The board of state prison directors
has abolished the Office of prison chap
lain and the service of Rev. August
brahms. who has occupied the post at
San quentin for the last 5 years, is at
an end.
During his term of Office brahms has
been a deep student OF penology and
assistance to CaesaELombroso and Z.
r. Brockway. the founder of the Amer
lean system of Identification.
brahms is past chaplain in chief Of
the Grand Army OF the Republic and
one of the youngest enlisted soldiers
who served in the civil war. The work
which up TO this time has been done BY
the resident chaplain will be taken up
by the clergy OF different denomina-
tions, who make regular visits TO the
prison and are available for emergency
calls.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23

trayed by Robert Homans. William
Wolbert. Thomas Lowell and Charles
Dow Clark
The scenic setting OF the play is as
good as has ever been done at the
Valencia In the first act a real stream
winds its way across the stage, and
storm in the third act is carried out
with excellent realistic effect.
Princess
The Sultan of SuIu" commenced the
hnal week OF its run at the Princess
theater last night. 1t will be followed
next Monday night by Nancy Brown .
which is now in rehearsal
AIcaZar
Blue Grass" was presented last night
al the Alcazar. The production will be
reviewed at length in tomorrOw's Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
STOMACH PUMP ENDS
BLUFF ON HUSBAND
Waitress Pretends to Take Poi
son, but Later Weakens

Following a quarrel Ruby Bugbee. a
waitress living at S53 Fulton street.
moistened her lips with lysoI and called
to her husband that she had taken
poison. Bugbee saw her writing in
apparent agony and notified the central
emergency hospital. Before the woman
reached the hospital she informed the
ambulance driver that she had only
dampened her lips with the poison TO
frighten her husband. At the hospital
the stomach pump was suggested. but
Mrs Bugbee rebelled at this proposed
treatment and returned to her home.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
ASKS UNITED RAILROADS
TO FACILITATE TRAFFIC
Mission Promotion Association
indOrSeS Merchants Plea

The suggestion made by the Mer-
chants association that the United
Railroads, ia order TO facilitate trafsc
during the reconstruction Of its Market
street tracks construct temporary
curves al Sixth street and at Ninth was
lncorse6 by the Mission promotion as
sociaIiOn at its meeting last night. and
recOmmen6ation 10 that effect was
ordered transmitted to the board Of
supervisors
70 Mission street and the construction
by the United Railroads OF another loop
for all south OF Market street cars was
Z $50 recoUu ended
4 short talk on technical schooling
by School Director Joseph O'Conner
was made a special order OF business.
o'Co1ne- spoke for half an hour on the
methods OF training the school chill
Greu Of Europe