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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
- of the Pacific
rSpcc.aI Dispaich 10 The Cali ]

Il -
-. 7-uEElkA. Sept 10.-Steamer George ".
u-frer of the Norta PaciEc steamship company
arrived froni San Pedro Via san Francisco THIS
morainE - $3.50 O'Clock with freight, man ana
% sssenzels. The Elder departed this afte.nooa
-af l2.fu o'clock bound for Portland via Astoria
United States lighthouse tender Maarono ar
-r=rrF ln port this morning J1=i5 o'clocE- for
r.e purpose Of replacing the spar Duo% "ilieh
uent adrift Un tie bar several days ago The
- nv j. d0-ked al The life saving station
uc > entrance 10 The bay.
ITing at 12sfo O'Clock tnls aaseilooh Nas
sl, Nhooner Azsiea from Redondo. The Aza-
lsa win load redwood lumber at The Carson
ul companys wharf
British tramp steamer strathdeen, oaplal .1 ~
Durdn cleared this afternoon for Freemantle'
South Australia vial Grags Harbor and IaeoIna
Ihe ,Stratlldeen's cargo is composed OF oJ5, ,V5-
feet of rough cleac redwood lumber valued l. Al
and AZ tic Hammond lumber company miils al
Samoa.
PORTLAND. Sept. IO.-When il sailed this
morning for san Francisco ana San Pedro, the
sreamer Rose City, Captain Mason, had 4VO pas
se9sers and loo tons ot freigtt s...r,o,
.ome City Captain Hanson, sailed tonight 10;
San Francisco.
Among lie cargo which arrived on the steanei
Golden Gate from Tillamook tonight were 8
-ine steamers NJ T. Henderson, Sarah Dixon
aad Shaver have been ordered 10 tnke the large
laE rafr belonging TO the Hammond lumber com
r-rr ~ Stella 10 the mouth OF the Coiumoia
RIVER tomorrow night instead OF Monday morn
lrc- Jhs IS the eighth raft 10 go down anc
pil probably be The last for the season II viii
Le lowed % san Francisco.
Because Captain 3. Tabeu. master OF the gaso
line schooner Della. is about TO return 10 his
oil lone In Finland. Edward Anderson formerly
p frst officer Of the steamer Golden Gate, has beer
made masfer 0f the vessel Ii viii leave to
night FOR Nestucca.
Prospects for a regular freight steamer service
between Portland and Honolulu bright, ac
c0rding 10 one well up ia shipping circles. II
was stated yesterday That the steamer ST
1felens. which has been the Alaska al
summer. would leave Portland September 2S with
s full cargo Of grain and luiRber.
lc Nicholas
eeued from Nushsgsk the same day. arrived
OF the Columbia river today.
ABERDEEN, Sept 1o-B-itish tramp steamer
Sea Shdone viii reach Aberdeen Monday next r.
load a cargo OF ?, OOO 00o feet Of lumber for sgd
rev Australia. Ii viii load a portion Of 1T
cargo At the Donovan mill and finish the
federal plant portion Of the cargo VIII be
clear spruce lumber furnished by tie Grays
IIarbor commercial company. The lumber Will
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local EERRY IRAlNs-Nna n.LI,na pi.-
TRANS Leave ARE puE no ARRNE ERoM IulY D IaIa


TO Oakland. Berkeley. Bsrryman. East Oakland and
truitsals-Daly-From eco am. and every twenty
minutes Until zoo pm. inclusive; then 40 $50.
200 $40, 100, l100 .1L40 pm. 1220 and
To sathw and Msrsss via Seventh St.-DaiIv-Fron
o.O0 am, and every twenty minutes until 700 pm
inclusive. then 7.4O $40. 900 $40 1920, ito.
and 1l.40 pm
To stsnshurn-Daly Except sunday-sOO. 100. 500
800 am. 2.20, ACC. 400, 500. 90 pm Sunday
only 300 1000 An. Leo. zoo 400, 400, 500
540pm
70 Oakland FIRST ST.. Frutsas. Alameda. via Hor..shO.
-Daly-From 1890. $40 am. and every twenty
minutes until SO inclusive: then 600 go
1000. 1920 HOO 11-20 an, u m Y 70 90 2O
ZOO 30. 400. S.20. t3. 40 pm. and every trenty
minutes until pm. inclusive; 7.40, so, 500. $40
Additional train TO Oakland First St, 215am
70 Wnt sesksley-Daiy Except Sunday-Frum 500
an. and every twenty minutes until820 am. incu-
sIye; then s.OO an and every hour Until 400 pm
inclusive then 40 pm. and every twenty minutes
until IO0 I'm. inclusive; then 7.40 pm, $40 9CO
so: 1910, ll.0O, II 40 pm. and l220 an.
To west 5wkelsJ sundays only-From 500 Am
then 700. 740 $50. 900 am. inclusive. thrr IN
am and every twenty minutes ZOO nm incInsv..
then 40 pm. $50 900 $40. 1870, 11O0. IN "A
pm. and 1910 am --
To corbln-Dady Except Sunday-From 6O0am .r6
every 20 minutes until $50 an inclusive th.s
900. 1000 an. 1900 m 100 200 400 4O0 x9n
40, 500, $50. $40 and 500 pm
To corbin-Sundays only-Frum 500 am. than Qno
an. go an. and every twenty minutes Until
goo pm -
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HoBART-Sailed Sept. 6-Fr bark st. Louis,
for San Francisco.
YOKoHAMA-Arrived Sept. 9-Stmr Korea,
hence Aug. %.
yICTORIA-Sailed Sept 1o-Br stmr Inverkip,
for San Francisco.
Sailed Sept. 10-Jap Stmr kamakura Maru,
for China and Japan.
OCEAN STEAMERS
CHRISTIANSAND-Saile Sept 1o-Stmr
United States, for New York.
NEW YORK-Sailed Sept. 10-Stmr Cleveland,
for Hamburg; stmr Minneapolis, for London;
stmr New York, for Southampton; stmr La
Fland, for Antwerp; stmr Koenig Albert, for
Arrived Sept. 10-Stmr Russia from Libau
stmr st. Paul, from Southampton; stmr La Sa-
vote, from Havre.
Arrived Sept. 1o-Stmr Cedric, from Liverpool
,and Queenstown; stmr Columbia, from Glasgow
and Moville
GIBRALTAR Sept. 1o-Stmr Marths
Washington, from New York.
PLYMOUTH-Arrived Sept 10-Stmr St
Louis, from New York for Southampton; stmr
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, from New York fol-
Cherbourg and Hamburg, and proceeded.
F1SHGUARD-Arrived Sept. 10-Stmr Caronia
from New York for Liverpool.
LIVERPooL-ArriVed Sept. 1o-Stmr Lauren
tic. from Montreal.
Sailed Sept 10-Stmr Arabic, for New York
via Queenstown; stmr Mauretania, for New York
via Queenstown: stmr Siberian, for st. John, n
F.. and Philadelphia.
PUNTA ARENAS-Sailed Sept 1o-Stmr Sais
from San Francisco. ETC., for Hamburg.
CHERBOURG-Saied Sept. 9-Stmr Cincin
natl. for New York.
QUEENSTOWN-Arrived Sept. 10-Stmr Bal
tic from New York for Liverpool, and proceeded
ROTTERDAM-Saled Sept. 10-Stmr<P otsdam
for New York via Boalogne.
BREMEN-Sailed Sept 10-Stmr Friedrich del
Crosse, for New York.
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CLOSING TIMES FOR
TRANSPACIFIC MAIL s

The postofice authorities have an
nounced the following closing times for
trans-Pacific mails:
For New Zealand, by steamer Needles,
September so, 10 a. M; for China and
Japan, steamer Siberia, September IS
1890 a. m; for Manila, p. l., steamer
Siberia, September IS, 1880 a; m; for
Hawaii, steamer Siberia, September 13,
1890 a. m, and steamer China. Septem-
Der 20, 1880 a. m; for Tahiti, steamer
Mariposa, October IT, s a. m
Mail for the Yukon and Tanana rivers
will not be received at the Office here
after September 21, while that intended
for Nome and the surrounding country
will not be accepted here after Sep
tember 20 at 10 a. m.
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MOTORCYCLIST HURT
AS RESULT OF MISHAP
Dodges Automobile, but Collides
With Buggy

Albert J.. Rose, 19 Duboce avenue.
suffered several broken ribs and severe
internal injuries late yesterday after
noon when his motorcycle became IN
manageable and he colhded with =
buggy at Golden Gate avenue and Hyde
street.
Rose was returning from a spin in
the park. and at the junction OF the
two streets turned out to go around
an automobile. The speed of his ma
chine was such that he could not con-
troll it in time to avoid a passing buggy.
The impact knocked the horse down
and a broken shaft struck Rose in the
ribs with such force as to produce the
injuries.
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EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

The depression over SASKATCHEWAN this morn
ing has moved rapidly southwark and is
central Colorado and Nebraska. causing
generally cloudy weather over the Rocky noun
tain region, plains states. northern portion of
the Pacific slope and British possessions, with
showers in Washington, Oregon and western
Montana. The area of high pressure. central
over the eastern portion of the country, is
causing fair and pleasant weather east of the
Mississippi river. Fair and pleasant weather
prevails over the southern portion of the Pacific
Saskatchewan, moving southwark. causing
cloudy weather with rain and decided fall in
temperature in that section. The temperature
has risen from Texas northeastward to the lake
region and fallen the Atlantic coast Cond-
tions are favorable for fair and pleasant weather
in this district Sunday.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Sunday; light
northwest wind.
Santa Clara, Sacramento and San Joaquin
valleys and California south of Tehaehapi-Fair
Sunday; light north wind.
C. Ii. WILSON, Local Forecaster.
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Building Contracts

Frederick B.. Moss with Karl Yngve-To erect
two story frame in " line OF Woodland avenue,
2f5 Of Parnassus; So. T50.
Julia e. 0'Kane with F. & ]. Nielsen Bros
Alterations for two story frame in E line OF
Folsom street, 80 of Twenty first, n % by e
50: 81, ,625.
Helen Brennan with Sgurson Bros.-To erect
two story building in n line Of Grove street,
1915 of Cole. % by n =; 81, $50.
Annie Pugh with same-To erect a two story
frame building in line OF Minna street, Al W
of Russ; 1900.
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By nited wireless

Saturday, September 10.
STEAMER CEINA-From China via Honolulu
f1r San Francisco; Sept. ., p ~, IA miles
0f san Francisco.
STEAMER STATE OF AUTHORIZATION sEu-
reka Tor. san Francisco; Sept. 8, p. m, -
. miles south of Cape MendOciuoi clear; Inoder-
r. ale northwest wind and sea.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-FrOm Port San Luis
o. lor San Francisco: Sept. O. j miles south Of
Point Sur. strong northwest wind and sea.
sTEAMER FALCON-Hence Sept. 8 for Astoria
sent 8 o. m ~ miles south OF Point
.. Arena; strong northwest wind.
STEAMER ARGXLL-From Port San Luis for
- San Francisco; sept 3, l;S0 p. M 80 miles
soUtb " Poi1t Sur; northwest WIND ana sea
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MINES TO RESUME woRK-Spring Valley. H..
Sept. 10.-This morning. after % weeks sus-
pension and strike, the six mines Of the
Spring Valley coal mining district. which in
cludes shafts in this city, Laid. Dalzell
Seatonville and Marquette. are being placed
in readiness 20 resume work. Three weeks
time will be required for repair work.
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SUICIDE OF ashington Sept. 10
Tropical heat. which has deranged the minds
of many soldiers in the Philippines coupled
with the confinement in the Manila military
prison and habits formed in the Philippines
while in the army service. led Edward Ber
nard of Massachusetts,. military convict to
commit suicide here today.
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SANTA ROSA EGG MARKET

SANTA ROSA. Sept. 10.-There was no
change IN the local egg market today. The local
dealers quoted 3612c per dozen, spot cash. for
choice eggs and 3415c for seconds. The supply
is light, with good demand. Molting and lack
of green feed has reduced the production almost
to the minimum, while the demand remains firm
for all offerings.
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Change of Masters

Steamer Tamalpais. late master Jergen Han
sen, present master Fred E. Anderson.
Steamer Sea Fox, late master Ramus Rasnlus
gen, present master Ii. 2. Marshall.
Steamer Argyll, late master FL. G. Lawson
present master Richard Dickson.
Steamer Col. L. l.. Drake. late master George
Bunting, present master John S. Smith.
Steamer Daisy Freeman late master FREQ
Stanbourg, present master Fred NJ. johnson.
ENROLLED
Steamer General Frisble, Frederick Olsen mas
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Army Transports

The Buford is in port.
The Crook Is at Manila.
The Dix sailed July 81 from Seattle for Ma.
nla.
The Logan sailed for Manila August T.
The Sheridan sailed August for Manila.
The Sherman is due today from Manila.
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
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The steamer Melville Dollar sailed for Quay
via Albion Tuesday. The vessel went to tho
northern port to load ], 1,200,0O feet OF redwood
railroad ties, valued at $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

william Curtin to John s. Purcell, lot in W
line of Diamond street, 80 S of Jersey, 80 by
w so; So
J. E. Marsh and wife to Robert Cock, lot in
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Shipment of Crude Oil
RaiIroad Ties for Mexico

The tank steamer Rosecrans was cleared for
Honolulu Saturday with 23. 900 barrels of crude
oil in bulk, valued at $25, 300
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liner SAILS WITH
every BERTH TAKEN
Sierra on the Way to Hono-
lulu With Record Crowd
of Passengers

HE Oceanic steam
ship cOmpany's lin
er Sierra. Captain
H c. Houdlette.
sailed yesterday at
noon for Honolulu
w [ h a re cord
crowd of cabin pas
SengerS. EV cry
available berth was
[ a k e n a n d TIL e
friends of those de-
parting made a
crowd that thronged
Filbert street wharf
TO the capacity of
its area The liner
carried a full cargo
Of general mer-
chandise. The pas
sengers included:
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Weather Report

nited States department of agriculture
ather bureau), San Francisco, Sept. 10. 1910.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN

Per bark Levi G. Burgess-Had light and con
trary winds entire passage.
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&c Asa IPetaluma. Santa Rosa, 'Healds-
burg *Cloverdale. Guerncville,l
Monte Rio, Duncan Mills,
Cazsdero ...................i 49iOop
7:15alSonoma Glen Ellen .........-. 6:oop
7:45a Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Healds-
burg Cloverdale, Ukiah. Will
Its Sherwood .............. I:55p
S:15a PIT. Reyes, Camp Meeker, GAIA
derO loop
S:45alPetaIuma, Santa Rosa, Guerne-
Vile, Monte Rio. Duncan
Mills Qeaves from Cazadero). 7:05p
TO 15alSonoma, Glen Ellen. n.....-...... tS:35p
f9:l5alPt Reyes ..................... tS05p
10 0:45a lPetaluma. Santa Rosa. 4:3op
q2:45pIPt Reyes, Camp Meeker, Casa-
der0 - Ii .UOa
3:15pI Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Heads
burg Cloverdale, Ukiah. Guer-
neville, Monte Rio, Duncanl
Mills Sebastopol Ito Caza-
dero Saturday and sunday. IL :05a
4:45plSonoma, Glen Ellen ............ 0:05a
5:l5piPetaluma Santa Rosa. S:S5a
5:45plPt. Reyes tleaves I:15 p. m.
Suudays) .-...-...--.---i S;Ooa
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NETHERLANDS RoUTE-From Pacific Street Wharf
Colllnsville, Emmaton. Rio Vista. Iseton Ryde Wall
nut Grove, Vorden, CourtaRd Garksburg Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo. leaves San Francisco 500 a m daily
except Sunday, stopping at points shown arriving Sac
ramento 600 pm. Leaves Sacramento 300 pm daily
cisco 500 am
Steamer Modoe or Apaehs. leaves San Francisco LOO
pm Daily. except Sunday arrive San Francisco 30
n m
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PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSALITo
Sansalito Mill Valley San Rafael-Dail

sausalito, Mill Valley, San Rafael-Daily
every 80 minutes from 6:45 a. n. until 9:45
a. M: hourly until PAS p. m, then 3:15 p m.
and every 80 minutes until 7:45 p, NJ, then 900,
addition-Every so minutes from 9:45 a. m. tc
3:15 p. M, excepting 2;15 p. m.)
Fairfa1-Leaves 1915 7I5, 1:45, SIS. s:45.
ti2:i5. i2:45. t1:15. LAS. 2:45 3:15. 3:45, 4:15
4:45, 5:15, 5:45. e15, Gas, fT:15 7:45, 600
SSIO:35 o. M, t12:01 a..
San Quentin via San Rafael-s:45 a. m, Las
p m.
Tiburon and Belvedere-Week days, 7:3O, 900
$50 p. m. Sundays-7:30, 300. Hoo a. na.
l2:3o. $3.50, $50 p. M. and s12:o1 a. m.
sSundays arrive T:05 .. m. ssMondays only.
Except Sunday. 4Sunday only saturday only.
sssaturday and Sunday only. syia Sausslito.
Pacific Transfer CUmpany's agents author
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OAKLAND HARBoR FEHRY-From San Francisco,
Market Street Wharf-Week Days-Houry from eco
am to 600 pm. Sundsys-6.45, sis, 9.45. Ills
an, l245 2.l5. 345. 5.15. 645 sis and 945 pm
LOCAL FERRY TRAlNS-Wa Alameda Pier
10 Oakland and AIamsdl-f610, t645 an, and then
~ and 40 minutes past the hour until 745 p.: then
800. e.l5. 1000, 1915. 11.30 pm. and 12.15 am.
10 alameda and Fruitvals via Horssshos aboss
for Morning. for Afternoon. Sunday excepted,
! Sunday only. SS2turday and Sunday only.
aSunday and Monday only.
Union Transfer Co. suthorised to check BasEsE.
direct from residence
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Time HALL

United States branch photographic office, Mer~
chants Exchange, San Francisco, September
10, 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Farmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pa.
cinc standard time (I20th meridian) or at Sh,
com. 00s Greenwich mean time.
J. c. BURNETT
LIentenant. .. S. n. in charge.
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q. S. Branch Hydrogrnphic onlce

z. $. Branch photographic Office
A branch OF the United States hydrographic
ofSce located IN tie Merchants Exchange Is
maintained In San Francisco tor the benefit OF
mariners. without regard TO nationality aud free
Of expense. Navisators cordially invited 10
visit the Office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers 10 navigation and mat
tiers OF interest to ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant, u. s. N. ia charge
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-10
COUNCIL ASKED
TO SECURE Better
TROLLEY SERVICE
East Orange Ward Club Makes
Several Requests for Trans.
portation Facilities.

a4-NHrHE-A- tr aT.ffLrte- =. y ~.
Representatives sof the FIRST WARD
Local interest Clup' oil laast oranse,
went before the City ounci OF that
place last night and ask~d support IN
their effcrts TO haNS az addllAlal
9cross-to~n line buiit. Charles siihNele
was spokesman and stated that Fist
ward reSiients desired 10 OBTAIN q
shorter route to Newark.
Mr.. StilweH AID the residents IN .hr
locality also desired TO have the valley
road line, which now ends at the lihe
in North Park street, be continued 10
the cross-town line at Dodd street;
more cars used on the cross-town line.
particularly during the rush hours, and
continuation of service after midnisht
He thought the Pupie service saonlo
erect a waiting station at the corner OF
Main and Day streets, orange
Reading from u letter sent by Cox
onel Edwin w. liine, Mr.. StlilWeil
stated that he wrote back 1T was praall-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-10
OWNERS DONATE
LAND FOR PARK
IN BLOOMFIELD
Four Properties Given to Town,
Project to Cost Less Than
Appropriations.

$3.50. -. -H@ 4.tH|B+a b. htfH~sD~+ffE
Blooinlields Town aCouAeils last might
received u report from Dr.. William II.
Bioughton, cilaii mar of the park conf
nilttee of the Board OF Trade, stating
tlat the committee had received ops
tens on property Owned by James ".
Jaryie, Benjainii Haskell, the estate OF
j. N, Ridl,y, Mrs. james NJ, Walker, j.
-. Leary and the Hulin and Morris
estates, located in the north end Sec
ton Of the town. to he used for park
purposes.
The Jaivio. Haskell. Ridley and
walker lands were donated. while the
Leafy property, on which there is a
'ranie house, Will cost tfe town s1.400;
the Huiin tract. $500, and the Morris
property, $1,000. making Il total cost to
the town OF $4,000.
Ihe Council had previously set aside
$4,000 of a $4,000 bond issue for park
purposes fog the purchase and imp ovc-
nnent OF the land.
The property Is bounded by Broad
street, Bay n Franklin and
Morris place.
The Council accepted the options. snd
Attornel Van Lew was Instructed to
prepare the deeds and perfect titles as
o as possible.
It was resolved to extend a vote Of
thanks to those donating land. as wen
as to the park committee.
To Osborne e Ma~sellis was awarded
the contract for furnishing 1000 tons
Pof brcken tone for the repair of cad
Their bid was s1.62 FER 2,4)0 pounds.
The Standard Oil Company was
awarded the contract for supplying oil
at 80 cents per gallon. The oil will be
used to lay the dust on the principal
thoroughfares in the town.
The Question OF a safe and sane
Fourth OF July was discussed, All Of
the councilmen, as we'll as Mayor SUIT
phen, We're in favor of restricting the
use of dangerous explosives. IT is
probable that an ordinance governing
the matter will be presented at an
early ate
No action was taken on the proposed
purchase of a steam roller for use on
the roads.
IT was reported by Councilman
Walker that a new and satisfactory
switch had been placed on the line of
the Orange and passaic Valley trolley
line. at Broad and James street.
An adjourned meeting viii be held
Friday night when there will be a fur
Their consideration of park matters.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-10
SOUTHERN SOCIETY OF
ORANGE ELECTS OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting Of the South
ern Society OF the Oranges yesterday
Mrs. Edward Prizer. OF South orang i,
was unanimously reelected president
at the home of Mrs. Alfred III. Beck
mann, 1856 Glenwood avenue, East Or
Anse. Mrs. Prizer, besides being pres
ident of the Southern Society, holds II
prominent place in the social activities
Of the Oranges. She is a descendant
OF one OF the we l-lunown South RI
families, and was before her marriage
Miss Mary Crowther. of Maryland.
Others reelected are: Mrs. George
II. Squire, j.. Last Orange. vice-prest-
dent; Mrs. John l.. Adams, Orange,
recording secretary, and Mrs. Albert
Livingston johnson. East oreng I,
treasurer Two women We're elected to
membership. Mrs. Thomas Sloane
Young. Of i19 Harrison street, East o.
ange, and Mrs. Leona Lennon, of %
Clinton street south, East Orange.
Professional talent gave music. and
refreshments We're served after the
business session.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-10
SAY SCHOOLS IN I
MONTCLA|R ARE
TOO EXPENSIVE
Claimed That Town Spent $751;
900 More Than Neces=
sary Last Year.

There Is considerable talk among the
taxpayers OF Montclair regarding the
increased cost of running the public
schools. Last year the rate per pupil
amounted 70 S4S.75. which is the highest
in the State. as against Bloomiield's
$29.41 per pupil. Some claim that the
Montclair schools are the best in the
State. while others say that results do
not carry out this claim.
More colleges and higher Institutions
of learning in this country will admit
Bloomfield High School graduates On
their certificates than will admit Mont
clair High School graduates. under tine
same conditions. is the claim of those
opposing Montclair's high rate/for tut
ton OF it's children. The rate in East
Orange est year where the schools and
curriculum are said To be as good DIS
any in the State. was $29.01 per pupil
Taking the latter city as a fair ex'
ample. Montclair spent last year s7S,9on
more than necessary. 1t is pointed oat.
The difference in cost of education ner
pupil is $19. "A. and Montclair has 1000
school children.
The Board of School Estimate. 1t ~
said. VIII be asked to cut down every
item i'm the appropriations asked for by
the Board CT Education for 1910, which
viii be within a few days. The figures
here siyen no not include interest on
school bonds nor sinking funds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-10
MILLBURN-SPRINGFiELD
Missing son Returns.

Edward Hike. the ~1S-year-old son Of
Mrs. Amelia Hike, of Church
street, Millburn, was the cause OF con-
siderable worriment to his mother from
saturday evening, when he left home
without telling his mother where he
was going. until 5 O'Clock last night,
when he returned. Mrs. Hike was
very much worked UP w his disap-
pearance.' The young man works in
the Diamond Paper Mill, in Millburn.
and he returned in time to go to work
with his shift at $50 o'clock. having, It
appears, spent the time, while he was
away with a friend in Hacketstown. y
@&s% -
The Misses Hannah Wahl and Fan
mic Reed have returned to their homes.
in Berkeley Heights, after q visit To
relatives and friends in Milihurn and
Springfield.
The cnoirs Of the E,aptist ana Epis-
copal churches Of Millburn and the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
of Springfield will meet in the Presby-
terrain chapel. Springfield. tomorrow
night at 3 o'clock for the first rehearsal
of;a cantata to be given under the
direction OF, the Rev. Carey Thomas, OF
the Baptist Church, Millharil, in tilf
early part of June. The nerformanee
will take place I'm the Presbyterian
Church, Springfield.
Miss Anna Weiss, of Hillside avenue
Springfield, is visiting relatives IL
Newark.