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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
NATUROPATHY AND CHIRO.
PRACTIC

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Or knife. Consultation free. DR.. w.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23

An odd lot of children's and in
fants' hoods in so many styles we
can't even tell you in a general way;
are slightly soiled, but all So styles.
Sale price, each. :. .$1.95
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
USUAL SQUABBLE
IN BANK HEARING
Reorganizers of Safe Deposit
and Trust Company Oppose
Trustee for Asset

The usual squabble and the usual
continuance resulted when the ap-
pointment of a trustee for the Ell Do
rado lumber company, one of the best
assets of the insolvent California safe
deposit and trust company, came be-
fore Referee Green in the bankruptcy
court yesterday. 1t ended when the
referee put the case over to next Fri
day afternoon with the assurance that
he would make the appointment then
unless the banks reorganizers, who
are fighting the trusteeship, show con-
vincing proof that the refnancing of
the bank is soon to be accomplished.
The court yesterday was filed with
lawyers representing Receiver Symmes,
the reorganizers and the protesting de-
positors. The first to address the court
was Burton Weyl, who said depositors
representing s5,7S4,3S7 and stock hold
ers subscribing $723.600 had joined in
the scheme to rehabilitate the bank.
He produced a telegram from W. C..
Peyton, heading the movement, who
reported progress. -
Judge Green took WeyI to task in
regard to certain representations made
at the last hearing. Attorney Van Du-
zer said the Reorganization was impos-
sible and attempted only for the pri-
vate gain of the reorganizers. For
this he was called ''Thersites" by T. l.
Brown. sg
Before the next hearing the court
asked to be assured as to just what
Peyton and the eastern f1nanciers, rep
resented by Wilson, purpose to do
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
SOCIETY GIRL TO
BE SUMNER BRIDE
BetrOthal of Miss Ramona
Marks and g. B. Huie In
terests Smart Set


Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Marks have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ramona Marks to
George Bullitt HUE of this city. The
news of the betrothal will be sur
prise to the friends of the couple and
will be followed by fluctuations for the
bridegroom elect.
Miss Marks is a graduate of the
Dominican college and has been ad-
mired for her vivacious charm of man
ner. She was popular member of Mrs.
Ynez Shorb White Bucks cotillon a
season or two ago and has taken an
active part in social affairs since her
debut. Her family is in mourning and
the wedding will be quietly celebrated
later in the summer.
HUE was formerly an officer in the
coast artillery, but resigned from the
service several years ago. He has fol-
lowed a business career with success
since that time. The family is well
known in this city and Huie has host
of friends on his own account The
date for the wedding has not been an
nounced-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
BRANSCOMBE TO HEAD
SANTA ROSA SCHOOLS
Chosen Supervising Principal to
Succeed Barker
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call


SANTA ROSA. July THE board OF
meeting last night elected Thoma s
F. Branscombe of National City as
supervising principal of the Santa Rosa
schools to succeed A. C. Barker, who
goes to Oakland as second assistant
superintendent. The following prin-
cipals and teachers were appointed:
High school-Prineipai Charles F. Searcy
vice principal. !. D. Steele. San Jose; second
Writ. Mabel Crane. Ellen A. smith. Jessie W.
Mailer Mary F. Deddy. Ethel e. wylie, Fred
fremont Sp wenhand prn
cipal. National City; Clara Pearce. Elizabeth
lee PGy Psas ada Roys 5d
Simons, May Mcsieaps Helen r. Wright, Dora
Pierson, Kate Grace, Helen r. Barham, nellie
NJ. Mead,
Lincoln schcol-Minnie Coulter. principal
Mary A. Stuart, Anne e. Dows. May c. Combs
Anita B. Hill, Mary Writ. Alice Austin, Mary
Burbank school-Jessie r. Smith. principal ;
Eva simmons. Ethel Bumbaugb. Hester Hunt
Edna Murdoch, Cora E. Thomas. Hattie John
Roseiand-Jeanette " cochrane. Grace Good
man.
Special teacher in music-Mrs. Minnie Mills
The manual training instruction will be dis
continued until suitable teacher can be
School will open on August %.
Miss Irene B. Mize was elected office assistant
in the high school office.
All the janitors were reelected for the various
schools.
Salaries were raised somewhat all
along the line. The supervising prin-
cipal was given s2,500; high school
principal, $1,000. raise of 5000; first
vice principal, s1,400, a raise of $100
second vice principal, $1,000, a raise
of 500; high school teachers, from
81, 1000 to $1,000, according to expert
ence; principals of Fremont, Lincoln
and Burbank schools were each raised
500 to $1,000 per year, and the gram
mar school teachers salaries were fixed
at from s77 to SIS, according to expert
ence
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
GENERAL TORNEY
To RETURN HERE
Former Commanding Officer of
General Hospital Coming On
Inspection Tour

Although no official announcement
has been made. it is understood that
Surgeon General George H. Torney
viii be in san Francisco about the end
Of the month on an inspection tour and
will visit the army general hospital
General Torney was commanding Of
dcer at the general hospital until he
was made surgeon general of the army
and he has many friends here who will
be delighted to greet him again.
Field exercise and a staff ride of the
officers Of the provisional battalion of
field artillery at the Preside will take
place this morning under Major Ed
ward A Millar
company, hospital corps, army
general hospital. went into practice
camp Tuesday .on the Preside reser-
walton near the marine hospital andar
Captain J. /. Bevans for the purpose of
trying out some new sanitary appli-
ances.
Among the officers who began the
preliminary course at the army var
college. Washington. D. C. July l, We're
Major Samson l. Faison. Fourth infan-
try. and Captain Orrin RaWson Wolfe,
Twenty second infantry. Captain
George A. Nugent, coast artillery corps,
viii be among those who viii begin
the regular course at the war college
September /.
HOSPITAL WARD IDLE
So few patients are at the general
hospital at the Preside now that one
ward has been closed within the last
few days
Captain Perry L. Boyer. formerly
post surgeon at Fort Mason, who has
been patient at the general hospital
has been granted a months leave Of
absence on a surgeons certificate Of
disability, with permission TO apply for
an extension of Is days. Captain Jesse
]. Harris. medical corps, Fort @. II.
Wright, Washington, who has been q
patient at the general hospital, re-
turned yesterday 10 his proper station
for duty.
Lieutenant Hornsby Evans. Nine
teenth infantry. has been relieved from
duty as aide de camp on the staff Of
General Frederick Funston, to take
effect August Is. After his return to
Fort Leavenworth. upon completion of
his duties in connection with the ma
tional matches for 1910 and the COM
pletion Of his examination for promo
ton, he viii proceed to join his regi-
ment in the Philippines. On his arri-
val in San Francisco en- route to Ma
MA ne VIII report TO the commanding
of1cer, department Of California, for
duty pending the departure of the
transport on which he may secure ac-
commOdations.
ADDITIONS TO ARMY
Captain Alden Trotter, coast artil-
iery corps, and Mrs. Trotter are rejoic-
ing in the arrival Of a daughter, born
June IS in New York
Lieutenant Ralph A. Jones, Eighth
infantry, and Mrs. Jones of the Pre-
Eidio OF Monterey. are rejoicing in the
advent Of a son, William Falconer
Jones, born at the army general hos
pital, Preside Of San Francisco, on
Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
HUDDLESON FACES JURY
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
Accused of Fatally Stabbing AS
sociate With Chisel

The trial of Charles E. Huddleson,
accused of the murder of Charles L.
Coburn, was begun in Judge Lawlors
court yesterday. 1t is charged by the
prosecution that after Huddleson and
Coburn. both of whom are house paint
ers, had quarreIed over a ladder and
a sponge claimed by both, Coburn and
his son went to Huddlesons house in
Point Lobos avenue near Third avenue.
and after bitter dispute Huddleson
drew a chisel and stabbed the other
man through the left breast Coburn'
died an hour later. The jury was i'm
paneled at yesterdays session of court
and the opening statements were made.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
CaIifornians on Travels
Especial Dispotch TO The Call


NEW YORK. July 7.-Californians
are registered at hotels here as follows:
From San Francisco. Bowman, Miss NJ.
Brooks, Miss r. Goldsmith, Mrs. Marshall, Hotel
Fabbri, Gilsey house; ]. G. Newell, Hotel Bres-
lin; L. R. Wiley, Hotel Belmont; j. c. Bate
man, Mrs; Bateman, Murray Hill hotel; P: D.
iels, T. NJ. Daniels, Hotel Girard; r. S. Ken
nedy, Park Avenue hotel Miss X. o'Connell,
Miss NJ f. O'ConneI Hotel Marie Antoinette;
Mrs. L. II. Van Wyck. L. H. Van Wyck, Hotel
D. Payne. Gregorisn; Mrs. G. Bell j. A. CALI.
H. W Mock, Hotel Belmont: F. n Sheridan,
Park Avenue hotel; c. NJ. Clark, King Edward;
Reese. E. King go Edward; S T. cohn' cadiiIse n,
p. Detels, Hotel Plaza; K. V. Dey, Hoffman
house; FL 3; Han; Mssrttini9ue; srt9; Mrs. b.
fsut otel York; F. ]. Murphy. Mrs. F. ]. Muir
ply. Marlborough; NJ. 0. ussy, Hotel York; J.
s. Thurston, RS. Thurston, Hotel Albine e. VAL
yaire. Hotel Herald Square; c. d. Wilson, Mrs.
wilson. Grand Union; T. d. Becker, Hotel Belle
claire; Mrs. A. Carrigan. Miss Carrigan, Hotel
Dworzeh, Martha Washington; ]. l. Firman
Hotel Breslin; A. L. Meyer. Mrs. Meyer, Hotel
Flanders.
Young, Hotel Savoy; J. 2. White. st. Denis; !;
P. n. Hawkins. Broadway Central; J. J. Cro-
DR.. I. F. webb, Mrs. webb. Hotel Gerard; I;
Mrs. L. N. Holt, ST. Denis; Mrs. S. Whalen
Miss whalen, Hotel Marlborough; Miss II
Churchill; K v Regan. st. Denis: Mrs NJ
Rice. Mrs Van King, Hotel Latham: J. NJ
Brewer. Mrs Brewer Bartholdi; E. W. Cason
Hotel Navarro; A. F. Garrlott, Mrs. Garriott
Hotel Navarro; j Greene, Mrs. ]. Greene,
Hotel Martinique; H. L. Harris. Hotel yelling.
ton: johnson. J NJ. Mallory. Hotel York; 8.
Mckee, Grand Union hotel; Mrs. g. R. arris,
Hotel Marlborough; 4. c. Paulsen, Park Ave
nue. hotei W ]. Pierce, Herald Square; F.
Rettskowskr Hotel Manhattan; Miss NJ. l..
Webster Hotel Breslip; P. ~oodley. Hotel York
O. r. cline. Murray Hill; W. J. Roome, Hotel
woodward; I. A simpson, Hotel AlonQuin: h
F. Spence, Spence. Hotel Martha Washington
Pasadena-A c. Yroman, Park Avenue: Mrs
E. NJ Orton, Miss S. r. Orton, A. E. Orton,
Martha Washington.
Sacramento-W 7. Foreman, Hotel Breslin;
Miss s. A. Kurski, r. II. yeach, Mrs. F.. H.
yeach BarthoId
Oakland-Mrs Ghirardelli. Hotel Latham; II.
RAY. Mrs F. NJ. Ray, +. NJ. Ray otel F1an-
ders: d. whiteside ". Whitesde. Hotel Martha
Washington; Miss Valentine, Hotel Serilie;- r.
C. vose. Broadway Central w. Pillsbury, Grand
Union.
san RafseI-S. II. Small Herald Square
San Diego-C. Thiston, J. II. Thiston, Hotel
Flanders; DR.. J. Jackson, erald Square.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
ATTORNEY is ACCUSED
OF FRAUD BY WIDOW
Asks Court to Remove Him
From Administratorship

D. A. Curtain, an attorney, was ac-
cused yesterday by Eva Brown, widow
Of Alfred Brown, of having obtained
the appointment of himself as admin
istrator of the Brown estate by misrep-
resentation, trick and fraud, and the
widow asked that he be removed by the
court. He was named administrator
May 2. Mrs. Brown said that paper
was presented to her by Curtain for
signature, which he stated was merely
an authorization for him to appear in
court. But afterward she found that
she had signed a request that he be
appointed administrator. She thought
she was the administrative until June
10, when Curtain attempted to close
a barber shop in Devisadero street be-
longing to the estate, the good will of
which, she says, is worth $1,000. The
estate, which includes several parcels
of realty, is worth about $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
OAKLAND DELEGATE IS
HONORED IN THE EAST
Woman Represents City and
y State at Convention

OAKLAND. July THAT California
was the first state 10 have a play
ground association OF cities was
brought TO the attention OF the play
ground commission of this city by a
member Of that body, Mrs. Cora E.
Jones, who was a delegate to the ma
honal playground association at Roches-
ter, n. Y. for both Oakland and the
state association. Mrs Jones' dual
capsc city gave her honors at the gath
ering and she wrote that the play
ground work in this city was being
closely watched. She sent the tiding
also that Massachusetts and New Jersey
have followed California's lead in
forming state associations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
EASTERN STAR OFFICERS
GUESTS AT PALO ALTO
State POtentates Attend Ses-
sions of Local Chapter
TSorctnI Dirnnfch To IL CnH1

PALO ALTO. July At the annual
session Of the Eastern Star in this city
last evening the general officers of
the order were guests of the local chap
ter. Grand Patron Phineas f Fer
guson Of Santa Cruz and Grand Matron
Rosa J. Burns Of Los Angeles were re-
ceived
A large number Of the officers from
ali parts OF the state were present.
Speeches were made by the past mat
ron. Mrs. II. ". Simkins: Deputy Grand
Matron Mrs V D. Malcolm and the
worthy matrOn. Mrs. Minnie E. Weiss
haaT.
In the evening there was a banquet
and after dinner speeches, at which the
worthy patron. A. n. Humphries, acted
as POSTMASTER.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
BOUTON PRESIDENT OF
CALIFORNIA PIONEERS
Society Holds Annual Election
in Pioneer Hall

The Society of California Pioneers in
session yesterday at Pioneer hall
elected officers for the ensuing year.
Two tickets, a regular and Independent.
were in the field, but the former won by
a good majority.
Delegates were present from different
parts of the state. officers elected
were:
President, Hart Bouton; vice pres
idents, j. A. Schmidt, A. A. Louder
back, III. j. Crumpton, Francis Doud and
w. w. Cameron; treasurer. Charles j.
Deering; marshal, w. w. Hobart; di-
rectors, j. NJ Burnett, Titus Hale,
James Hunter. w. t. Fonda, ]. ]. Ler-
men, H. l.. Van Wrinkle. Robert Russ,
Frank Soule and j. S. Drum.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
WANDERING HUSBANDS
SANITY IN QUESTION
Wife Reports Queer Conduct
After Reunion

Louis Hammermuller of Meadville,
Pa, who became separated from his
wife shortly after their arrival in this
city last Tuesday, and for whom the
police searched for two days, was yes
terday committed to the detention home
to be examined as to his sanity. Since
the reunion was effected Wednesday
Mrs. Hammermuller reports that her
husband has been acting queerly, and
the matter was brought to the atten-
tion of the police. Mrs. Hammermul-
Ter will remain in the city until her
husbands sanity is determined.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
PLUMS WILL NOT FALL
FROM ANHEUSER-BUSCH
Fair Scion of Brewers Fights
DENTISTS Bill

CHICAGO, July Miss Nellie An
heuser of the wealthy ST. Louis family
of that name, arrived in Chicago today
to contest a suit of DR.. Robert Good, a
dentist for $500 for work done for the
defendant.
While Miss Anheuser was here for
the grand opera last winter the gowns
which she expected to wear were at
tached at the instance of the dentist
The defendant has refused to pay the
bill on the ground that the rate of $25
an hour charged by Doctor Good is ex-
cessive for work which, she declares.
she was compelled to have done over
by another practitioner
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
NEW OAKLAND SHRINE
HOLDS FIRST MEETING
Members of Aahmes Temple
Discuss Building

OAKLAND, July with a member
ship Of $50 or more, and a long list Of
applications on file, the first business
meeting Of Aahmes temple the new
Oakland branch of the Mystic Shrine,
was held last night at the Scottish
Rite cathedral, Madison and Fifteenth
streets, with Frank w. Bilger. the IL
iustrious potentate, presiding. The
principal subject of discussion related
TO site for the proposed big structure
that is TO be the home of the new
shrine. Plans for beautiful ediflce are
under way.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Stockton News Rreyities
Especial Dispatch to TIE Coli

"
PHrLoMATHEAN CLUBHOUSE BEING BUILT
Stockton. July THE ladies Of the Philo.
mathean club have closed the deal for their
clubhouse and today workmen began clearing
the site. corner Hunter and Acacia streets.
The clubhouse will be two story structure
OF the bungalow style Of architecture The
upper floor will consist OF spacious dancing
floor and genersl assembly room. There viii
be reception room, an entrance hall, a com
mittee room and kitchen on the lower ioor
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED stockton. July
Marriage licenses have been granted as
follows: Frank E. Castro, aged "a. and Mar
garet Z. Smith, aged rs. both Of NeYred .
George W. Lyons, Sacramento, aged 49, and
Pearl NJ. Findiey, stockton, aged 81
sUCCUMBs TO INJURIES--Stockton Julv -
Isabel Cody, Mexican. died at the county
hospital today from injuries received during
an alteration he had on the fourth with d
man whom he met on the. water front. The
authorities are Investigating the case and
Coroner B. c. Wallace will hold an inquest
BOGUS CHECK PAsSER SENTENCED stock
ton. July &c. O. Ray has been sentenced
by Judge ]. A. Plummer to serve Ave years
Ia Folsom for passing fictitious check Ray
admitted his guilt and said he ives ma
chinist by trade. but that gambling caused his
downfall. He is 26 years Of age aud lived
in San Luis 0bispo
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Two Are Reindicted

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July 7.-State
Senator John Broderick of Chicago and
Representative Clark appeared in the
Sangamon county circuit court this
morning and gave new bonds in the
sum of $4,000 each, having been re-
indicted in the legislative bribery
probe.
Broderick is charged with bribing
Senator d. W. Holstlaw of Iuka to
vote for William Lorimer for senator,
and with bribery in the legislative
Jackpot"
Clark is charged with conspiring
with others in the purchase of state
house furniture.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
BLACK ANNOUNCES HIS
CANDIDACY FOR SENATE

PALO ALTO, July THE announce
ment is made today by Senator Mar
shall Black Of his candidacy for the
state senate. In a short petition to
the people of this district he declares:
Il shall make my campaign for renom-
ination solely on my record for pro-
gressive legislation during the last four
years Bossism is dead in Santa Clara
county. / have no moneY to spend in
the fight. and will make the fight
without a single combination with
other candidates"
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
ROYALTY COMES
HIGH FOR BRITONS

LONDON, July THE select COM
mittee of parliament to consider the
civil list for King George recon-
mends a provision of $3,170 600 yearly
Cor the maintenance of the royal fam
lily. This is an increase of $50, 600 over
the allowance made during the last
reign.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
WOMAN COLLAPSES
ON WITNESS STAND
Refinery President Claims Conn
pany Owes Her $4,000

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, July Miss
Hernamia Kaesmann, president and
general manager of the Sunhower State
refinery, after being on the witness
stand in the concerns bankruptcy case
two days, collapsed under examination
by the creditors lawyers today.
Creditors claim that Miss Kaesmann
and other directors of the refinery sold
to her within four months of the bank
ruptcy $4,000 worth of refinery stock
at so cents on the dollar, giving her
preference not due her.
Miss Kaesmann claims the refinery
owes her $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Victims Of Obesity
!. Cure Yourself at Home in comfort

Cure Yourself at Home In Comfort
AS bodily af1iction Obesity often
seems to be inexplicab1e. so rapid is the
Increase of weight and bulk, even in
cases where the victims are studiously
temperate in eating, etc. There is evi-
IDENTIFY a predisposition that way, and
neglect only tends to confirm 1t. The
remedies tried may have grievously dis
appointed you.
Here is one that will not do so, and
YOU may get the ingredients at your
druggists and mix them yourself with
out trouble. Ask for Il OF. Marmola,
X oz. Fluid Extract caseara Aromatic
together in a good-sized clean bottle.
Simply take this mixture. after each
meal and at. bedtime, one teaspoonful
to the dose, and give yourself no fur
ther. trouble; the superfiuous fat will
Dieting need not worry you in the
least. nor is Notwithstanding at all de-
sfrafle. Wasting methods of weight re-
duction are not natural Try the pleas
week or so, and you will. be fit, strong
and free from all bodily discomfort, be-
sides having regained correct weight
and shapely figure.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
SPUR TRACK PROVES
TO BE FATAL SEAT

SACRAMENTO. July 7-WhiIe sit
ting on a spur track inside the city
Charles Kelly. cripple. supposed to be
a resident of .Freeport was last night
run over and fatally injured by a
Southern Pacific switch engine. He
was. taken TO the receiving hospital,
where he. died an hour later.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
LEGISLATORS DIDN'T
STEAL TYPEWRITERS
Illinois Official Denies Charge of
Petty Graft

SPRINGFIELD, H., July I'm reply
to assertions of a Chicago legislative
Investigating committee that members
of the Illinois legislature had carried
away from Springfield more than so
typewriters purchased by the state,
Secretary of State Rose said today thht
every typewriter could be accounted
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
SANTA ROSA OFFICIAL
BECOMES BENEDICK
Chief Deputy County Clerk
j. w. Ford Takes Bride
I Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA, July THE many
friends Of Chief Deputy County Clerk
John W Ford were pleasantly sur
prised with the announcement this
morning Of his marriage TO Miss Mar
garet Keating, a prominent teacher OF
Marin county. The wedding took place
IN San Francisco yesterday.
The bride was principal of the Ma
voto school up TO the close of the last
term. She is a member of an old So
mona county family, having resided al
Lskeville for a time.
Ford grew to manhood in Lakeville
and for the last eight years has been
in the Office Of County Clerk Fred L.
Wright. he has a host of friends
throughout the county and state.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08

PIcNIc-"Thc MarxhaIIs.', com
posed Of members Of Marshall parlor No 202
n. s G.. W. will have a picnic at Fern
brook park next Sunday. under the direction
Of j. Rose, A. J. Scalmanini b. F. Cooper
John n. Sauter, A. Nickel Karl Barton, II
SciarOni and z. Shaw.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
STATE MAY DIG
ITS own Wells
Studied InsoIence' of Spring
Valley Stirs Harbor Board
to Action
Continued From Page /

able to supply shipping at little more
than the city rate.
The idea of boring for water on state
property originated in the success that
has attended efforts to secure water
supply for the immigration station on
Angel island. All the fresh water used
there has been bought in Sausalito and
taken by barge to the station. Some
time ago it was decided to bore for
water. and few days ago the augur
tapped a generous gusher of pure
water which will render Angel island
independent of the mainland for its
supply. The same day that the borers
Washington to stop boring, as the
money appropriated for the purpose had
been exhausted. There are numerous
springs all over the Mission district
and the harbor commissioners have
been advised that they can tap fresh
water on one of the state lots for
comparatively small outlay.
Bill Gives Shock
The Spring Valley company's bill of
s1,709 for water furnished the city's
two fire boats since last December
astonfshed the fire commission when
presented at yesterdays session.
I'VE might as well be called upon to
pay for the water drawn from the fire
hydrants for use in the fire engine
BOILERS" said President Sullivan.
They have given us nine times the
meter rate charged ocean going ship
ping, too, added the president.
Commissioners Goldberg, Donohoe
and Dillon agreed that the charge was
unwarranted, and 1t was referred for
the action of the supervisors finance
committee, the board members ex-
pressing themselves unofficiaHy that
there was no reason why it should
be paid.