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The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

The Midland is making no extra
charge for reclining chair cars on
their o'clock limited train Jan. 4.
Don't forget that the rate to Denver
on this train will be $11.O0 for the
round trip. Dining cars will serve
supper out of Grand Junction and
breakfast into Denver on this train.
Leave your lunch at home.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

Grand Valley Special to Denver via
D. G. X. G. January will be finest
Pullman train ever left western Colo
RADIO, drawing room standard Pull
mans, dining car and parlor observa-
tion car. $11 round trip. Make berth
reservations early at d. & r. G. city
ticket office
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

We are equipped with the very best
make OF piano trucks in the city. Nc
scratches on your piano II we handle
1t. Milne Blue Barn. PhSae Jet. 228,
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03
Notice to Members.

The annual meeting of the Grand
junction Riding & Driving Club will
be, held at the G. & M. Auction Com
pany's store. 544 Colorado avenue, on
Monday. January 3. at 1880 pm.
w. P. Ella,
President.
]. NJ. GRAHAM.
Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Coliseum Hall association Will
be held at the hall on Tuesday, jan
dary II. Tyto, at the nour OF O'Clock
d. m. for the purpose of electing new
directors for the year 1910 and the
transaction of such other business as
may properly be brought before the
meeting,
Signed:
H. vANDERWERF,
President.
HENRY CORDING,
GanrafarY
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

The opportunity of life time to
get useful. stylish, high-grade furni-
ture and house furnishings at cost.
We are going out of business and ev-
ersthing must go at once. Cosgrove
& Slough.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

Post & Boyd Livery Co. can sup
ply the public with splendid teams
and cutters for sleighing at any time.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

Have you seen the new White Ro-
tary Sewing Machine, does any kind
of fancy work. Rhinehart, Sixth and
Main
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

When you 90 to Denver don't fail
TO call on Joe u. Dulmaine at 1915
Stout street
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

You wont have to ask for the cor
rect time il you buy Hamilton
watch from the Blackstone Jewelry
Cn., Majestic building.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

mo charge for hearse II caske.
costs $50 or more.-E. A. Krohn, un-
d-rtaker.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03
HENRY CORDING,
Secretary.

&or high-class plumbing work al
reasonable prices. see J. e. Mcken-
Efe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

Singer Sewing machine $3.50
Rhinehart. Sixth and Main streets
Jhone Junction l61.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

His work is the best recommended
ton ]. E. Mckenzie. the plumber,
has. See him when in need of any
plumbing In your home or In your
hasipeas house.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03
Fairview House.

Furnished rooms, 75c per week
and up. 404 Fairview avenue. Warm
rooms, bath. electric light. telephone.
Phone Red 1879.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

Stay clear of Fred Mantey's soc
whips.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

No charge for nearse II casket
costs $50 or moFe.-E. A Krohn. un-
dertaker.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

20 and 80 off. Crown Furn. Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

20 and 80 off, Crown F'urn. Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

Sanitary couchea. 1895. Crown Co.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
REDWOOD CITY WILL
VOTE FOR PROGRESS
E. w. Magruder Expects Victory
for the Bond Issue

E ". Magruder. dealer in city and
suburban real estate. writes:
If enthusiasm counts for anything Redwood
CIfy's next election for the issuance Of $50
600 in bonds for city Improvements viii carry
by large majority. All Of these improve
meats are Of the greatest Importance snd have
been hanging nre for some time. The election
VIII - held February i5- There have been
several meetings OF the residents since
the last meeting Of the council 10 discuss these
improvements.
The improvements consist Of the extension Of
Phelps street. one OF the main thOroughfares Of
the town: for sewers which viii readily carry
OF all water after 4 hard rain: Tor bridges. etc
the county read between Broadway and the
woodside road, and for the building Of a new
city hall
Both the city and county officials are at
present housed in temporary quarters. but the
bounty courthouse, which has cost $4,000. will
soon be completed. and IL is planned 70 have the
new city hall. wheh viii ctst SiJ00Oo al no
great distance from the courthouse.
Added to these municipal improve
ments are the many private improve
ments now under way and the many 10
be started as soon as the weather per
mits. The majority OF people are look
ing for quite a boom down the PENN
sula, and Magruder reports a great
interest being shown in Redwood CITY
real estate. He also reports a larger
number of sales made in January and
February.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
LEASES REPORTED
BY q. ri. UMBSEN & co.

G. II. Umbsen & Co. report the fol-
lowing recent leases
y = Dumouriez 20 e.. T. Lamhie. bnTGug AZ
- Iase street I"o Years; total rent, 81 $40.
Moses kilis 70 j. Schwartz ground lease II
the northwest corner 81 Eighth auf Brsnnan
streets = months, total rent. SO $40.
Ellzabefh Melody 70 Daniel Hefron. store ar
;, -. - Natotna street three years; total rent,
Market street company 10 Fl. B Harder. Store.
il tWIrth street two years toraI rent s. $50
~ J. trauerlolZ 10 T. T.. Flrisinlan store
ss5isI Mission street. one year, $3.50.
IOhn r. Sheehan 20 N. Sandanaga. building ar
= AIee 70 y \ smith, &ie5 Folsom strec.,
two years, total rent $50.
g. : Harney TO F. Lenoiue. store. a05 Valen-
era street uye wears rorti rent 81 q2n.
tIeorSe T. kneif % 81 J. Burkett 1910 =
g. VaisSiere 70 r. 1Iichels and j. Ordrns7.
5l+l Sixteenth street. seven years. total rent
Wilson realty company 70 Thomas T. Sweene-.
store az 500 Third street. three years; total
5 KIarenmeyer 10 Pollard & G-ibbele. brildin.-
st ~ Mason street three years; total rent.
Baird estate o. Pike & Co. buirfliDe AZ "a
Mrs F. Buckley IT, q. Ilitrc store az 100
MeAiiister street. rye wears; total rent S4.soG
Market street i've yearS. rotaI rent s. son
John Nightingale % 49, Hahn. store at 1sssS-
lSl6 Market street. three years; total rent,
IT, NJ Rogers TO J. Rauman. store A. 1s4s
Stockton street. two years total rent. 81 SO0
H. NJ Rogers fe Z. Chat-f. store al I..,S- 4,
Stockton street. four years, total rent. 81 GOo
W. EiSerf 70 Franklin motor car .orlna7v
huiIdin- at ~ Golden Gate aveUuc. one year:
Leon Levy u J. T. NaheS and T. Irrisp.
olil1ins m LIS Fourteenth street. two years.
John H g. and E. A. Lackman 10 ". T.
Hubbard store at 21os PoIk street. fve years:
Helen McC'rum 70 Wells Fargo & Co. store AZ
l-se brcaoWay, SIX years total rent- 50. 0o0-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
MANY SALES OF CITY
PROPERTY REPORTED
Sol Getz & Sons Announce Num-
Der of Transfers

Sol Getz & Sons report the following
recent sa les:
lot J0xI20 in the east line Of Thirty second
ayenue- 2I5 feet south Of Clement street. 10 +.
MCNAMARA
Lot 25xi2o in the east lire OF Twenty third
avenue, Do feet south Of X street. TO Celsa
Mcdonald
lot sT:6x120 in the west line Of Seventeenth
avenue. 1926 feet north ~ ! street. sunset
district to Berths and Martha Zimmerman.
Lot 25Si21 IN the east line uf Thirty second
avenue 10 feet north II Point Lob0S. with inn
pruvements. Richmond district. o. Nins Ianuul.
avenue 2J0 feet south of X street. Sunset dis
trict. To Frank Murphy
Lot 2lN1o9 in the south line Of r street sec
feet east Of IhiTty-thiTd avenue. Richmond dis
trirf. Marietta e. Wallace
Lot 25Nlo0 in the west line of Bright street.
100 feet north Of Sargent. City land association
10 Anna NJ. Peterson.
Lot a5x109 in the south line Of r street see
feet west pf Thirty second avenue. 10 Thomas
{. Borneusn. Richmond district
Lot 2@Xl2u N the west line OF twenty third
avenue. 80 feet south Of X street Sunset dis
trirt. 10 Charles Blattner.
Lot &Syl2O in the east line Of Fprty-ei i-hth
avenle. 80 feet north of T street. Sunset dis
rTict. 70 Dorothy l. Quime-
Lot 25y120 in the west line OF Twenty third
avenue. - feet sputh of street Sunset dis
trict tu Karl e. ard Mia T. Anderson.
Lot 25Nl20 in the west line of Forty fourth
avenue. loo feet north 81 ] street. with cottage
OF I'VE rosins and bath oeesnSide district, 10
CASTOR i. SpetcTno.
Lot 25xI20 in the west line of Twenty-feurth
avenue. 100 feet north - street, Sunset dis
trict. to Minnie ~ Davis.
Let 2JxI20 in the east line of Tenth avenue.
125 feet north Of N street, Sunset district, 10
Lot 4sxi00 at the northeast corner Of Thirty
fourth avenue and \ street, Richmond district,
to Philip c. Conn
feet east of TweDfy-ninth avenue, Sunset dis
trict. To Robert ". Swant0u-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
CITY TO CONSTRUCT
FOUR IHCINERATORS
POtrerO Associations Data In
sureS Plants That viii Con-
sumo Garbage

The directorate Of the Potrero COM
mercial and manUfacturers' association
took the initiative in securing reliable
data from this and foreign countries.
from which plans were formulated for
the modern garbage and refuse in
cineratOrs which san Francisco is pre-
pairing 20 construct with the S1000,0e0
bond issue voted IN 1908.
The Committee appointed by Presi-
dent Richard Spreckels for that pur-
pose was engaged FOR several months
in correspondence with the officials OF
large municipalities in the United
states. England and Scotland and was
governed in its rscoumendations for
incinerator plants i'm san Francisco BY
the actual experiences of cities whose
plans for garbaG Sc disposal contemplate
the total destruction Of all refuse as
lar as possible by incineratOrs. The
plan has the approval OF the most
noted experts on sanitation. San Fran
cisco VIII be equipped with the best
garbage and refuse disposal system in
the world The erection OF three or
more inciueratOrs in different portions
Of the city viii aid materially in an
economical system OF collections and
maintenance.
The initial inciueratOr probably will
be erected at North beach. to be fol
lowed by two others in the southern
portion OF the civ At later date
one VIII be installed in the Western
addition Each incineratOr wiz handle
the refuse from the district a which
II is located, reducing the cost of haul
ing 10 a minimum
The buildings viii be OF attractive
design. the outer walls of glazed ma
terials. denOting the cleanliness and
sanitation which is 10 prevail through
ont. The fncinerators proper win be
combination OF the best points of
utility which have been demonstrated
by similar plants in This country and
in England and viii be SO arranged IS
10 completely destroy all organic mat
ter In the refuse and al gases and
smoke. leaving only a residuum of hard
olinker and small percentage Of
ashes
The city engineers once has pre-
pared complete specifications which
have been approved by Rudolph Her
ing, sanitary engineer of national
reputation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
BIDDING is SPIRITED
AT SALES BY AUCTION
Wright & Co. Report Prices
Secured for Properties

]. w. Wright & Co. report gratifying 8
results from their auction sale Tuesday.
There was a good attendance and spir-
~ited bidding on several of the parcels
which were offered.
Among the important sales We're two
lots in Oak street near Baker, 25x13T;6
feet. sold for $3.50 and s3,450, respec-
lively.
six lots and cottage at San Bruno
and silver avenues. sold for account of
the estate of Maria Ford. subject to
the confirmation OF the probate court.
for $4,000.
A cottage and lot sox1oo feet in
Harper street near Twenty-ninth sold
for s2,425-
A lot ss.9x137:6 feet in Sutter street
between Buchanan and Webster. with
improvements of stores and flats. rent
ing for S171 month. sold for S16.S00.
A lot 23:7x100 feet. with two story
dwelling, in Green street near Laguna,
sold for $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
SHOWS VALUE OF
PROPERTY IN CITY
T. F. Boyle Complies Statement
of Assessments, Taxation
and Expenditures

collection of statistics regarding
San Francisco has been made by
Thomas T. Boyle, which is of interest
to property owners and tax payers gen
orally and also has value in making 9
known the facts about this city TO in
vestors and outsiders who may be in
quiring as TO the advisabirty of in
vesting in real properties.
The most important statement for the
purpose of attracting attention shows
the solid value of San Francisco. The
assessed value of property in San
Francisco in 1909 is reported at S2S3,-
16e,433; the value of improvements
on realty, s122, 2,974.e2S, and the value of
personal property, sS6.722,976. The to-
tai OF all property as assessed is S492,-
S67.037. but this was raised by the
state board of equalization to 1888. .097,-
37i
There are "a schools sustained by
the city and county, and in these 1,151
teachers are employed The total num-
Der of children of school age enrolled
in the school census is SS.o5S. The
number in daily attendance, as aver
aged. is 81 600 The total amount of
school appropriation is $i,5SLS00.
particularly interesting part OF
the report relates TO the finances of
the city and county. From this section
the following statement is taken,
Bond Issue Of 1904, bearing interest at 81
per cent IS. .64I,3o0.
Bond issue of 1905. bearing interest At ;
per cent-Fire protection. - $4,000: school
construction. S20oo.o00: sewer. Sseo0o0: new
hospitals $5:t00o0: garbage disposal. $40op0c;
hall of Justice. S-,00.ooa
Total ! per cent bonds issued SG.6So,0e0.
Bond issue Of 1908. water syStem bearing
interest at AZ per cent. S249.0e0
Amount of sinking fund June 30. 1909. S439,-
Net boa,ied debt June 30. 1909 $40. 100 es2 -
Total assessed valuation Of all property for
1888 10 S4:s2. Str. .037.
Bonded debt outstanding June 80. 1909 S1o,-
increaSe of bonded debt over 1eo7-Os.
sii. 7]i. zoe.
Receipts for fiscal year ended June 50, 1909
From property taxes. Ss645. .634 ~; from
licenses. s1.l22 20; from fees, fines, permits,
etc. s.. .0S9. .0s0.4s: from school moneys, exclu-
sire OF taxes. S724. .362.55
Total Of ordinary receipts Sl3.aS2. rs. 20.
Receipts from sale If bonds, SI,f62.u .ut4.;,o-
Total receipts from ali sources. S2l,1AlSS
Disbursements for fiscal year ended June 30.
partment 81 .341 6S2. 30; sewers, S3lU.34S. f6:
streets 81 0sg. .0e5. .4s: lighting streets. S299.-
JO6 So; parks $3.50. .44.05; library. 90.631. 90
other ordinary expenses. S4.9ti9a392I.
Total ordinary expenses. Sss6iGl1-iI-
Amount expended out Of moneys received from
sale Of bonds. 81. 1S5, 2a2 as.
Total of all expenditures for municipal pur-
poses. Sl3. ODD. .9l0.53
Total amount OF street work done in fiscal year
190s-o9 at cost Of property owners, 1856 81.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
NEW SUBDIVISION
AROUSES INTEREST
Parkside Realty Company Re
ports Active inquiry for It's
Large Residence Lots


The Parkside realty company re
ports satisfactory inquiry for its new
restricted residence subdivision. Uni
form large size lots 1874 by 20 and
the unusual boulevard and streetcar
facilities combined with the marine
view have opened the eyes of many
prospective buyers to the exceptional
class of residence property which can
be had in san Francisco under liberal
development and Improvement.
There is no question that san Fran
cisco provides fine residence sites,
properly laid out and improved. The
best portion of the western section of
the city offers the last opportunity to
insure and provide really high class
residence property, The Parkside
realty company has developed most
comprehensive plan in laying out its
tract 10 establish a standard for high
class residence property on large ground
areas With the opening Of the worlds
fair thousands of new homes must be
provided to accommodate ever in
creasing population.
The Parkside realty company has
placed such restrictions on the sale of
its new subdivision as to insure inn
mediate building of attractive homes.
The prices and terms are such as to
permit the man OF moderate means TO
own home in san Francisco with
large lot and to enjoy the comforts
and convenience that can not be had in
q closely built and crowded community.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
THREE APARTMENT
HOUSES PLANNED
Building Under Construction Is
Leased to Mrs. Forbes
for Ten Years

An apartment house under construc-
ton in the north side of California
street between Polk street and Van
Ness avenue has been leased to Mrs.
Forbes for term of 10 years by VIII
liam r. L. Campbell. the owner. The
building is one of the most attractive
and up to date of the many fine apart
ment houses in this neighborhood. 1T
includes 80 rooms and baths.
The front is an adaptation of the
Elizabethan period of architecture. The
cost of the building will be $4,000 T
Paterson Ross and A w. Burgren are
the architects.
Flats will be constructed in the east
side of Van Ness avenue near Broad
way for Felix Kahn. They will be
equipped with all modern conveniences.
including steam heat, vacuum air clean
ing plant Milton Lichtenstefn is the
architect.
Plans have been completed by Archi-
tects Charles NJ. Rousseau and Arthur
K Rousseau and estimates are being
taken for a four story and basement
brick and frame apartment house to
be erected in the north side of Pine
street. S7:6 feet west of Leavenworth
The lot is 27:6 by 95 feet. a por-
ton of the Cowen estate propertv
recently sold. The lot is a kew IN the
lots facing I.eavenworth street. The
interior of the building is arran nge,i
into Il apartments of two and three
rooms each, private hall, bath and
dressing rooms. The interior wood
work throughout is TO be of silver gray
mahogany The exterior of the house
is to be of cement plaster with clinker
brick veneer and mission tile Arthur
Rousseau is the owner. The aproxf-
mate cost is placed at s2S.o0o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
WORK AT INDIVIDUAL COST

The performance OF work at private
cost is included in orders that have
been passed to print, as follows.
The construction OF u inch vitri6ed. salt
glazed. iTonstone pipe sewer with appUrtenances
IN Edinburgh street between the center and
sOuthvesterly lines Of Brazil avenue; 81 5 inch
sewer in Edinburgh street between tho center
and Dorthessterly lines 4 Brazil avenue: an s
inch sewer in Brazil avenue between the center
and sout heasterly lines Of Edinburgh street; 10
inch iroBstOne pipe culverfs and cesSpools at
norfheriy, essterly and SoEthcrly corners OF the
crossing Of Brazil avenue and Edinburgh street:
that bituminOus rock pavement with granite
curbs be constructed IN Valley street between
Church and Dolores where already con-
Sfrucrcd: an : Inch sewer in Jersey street be-
tween the center and westerly lines of Chafts
nooSa street proaHccd, an inch sewer in Jcr-
soy street between the westerly line nf ghatfa-
nooga street produced and the essteriy line Of
Church street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TAKE OVER PROPERTY

The deed has been placed on record
by which the Tot on tho north line OF
Golden Gate avenue. 1875 feet east of
Leavenworth street, is conveyed by the
executor of HonOra Sharp to the
kfights OF Columbus for building
site. The lot has frontage of sS.7
feet and depth Of 1876 feet. The
property is only one block from Mar
ket street The price paid for the land
is S42.5OO. On the site fine structure
will be erected The plans are in
preparation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12

Thirtv-hve acres Of real estate will
come into hsrbor use as soon as the
china basin lease terminates
Considering estimates derived from
various reliable sources Governor Gil
lett draws the highly interesting con
,.f,5siou that with the territory south
md north OF Market street extended in
Seawal lots. in pursuit of the wharf
Ind seawall construction. there viii
De 20 acres OF valuable water front
property. all connected UP with ships
and rails and warehouses. that should.
81 properly administered. bring suffi-
sicnt revenue TO maintain the port free
q either dockage or toll charges"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
FUTg Looms Bio With Promise for San Francisco WOtcrFrOO
BANKS HOLD FIVE
MILLIONS FOR CITY
Report on Deposits of Public
Money Is Filed by the
Auditor

Deposits OF the public money Of san
Francisco with banks, according to a
report fled by Albert A Molino. n. A.
Mason and Auditor Thomas +. Boyle, on
January -. 1910, were found 10 be as
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
Total ..................... s.. 81. -

It'-4' = f7''77.f''
During the count the sum OF S500.000
wa returned by the Bank of California.
Also during the progress of the count
the sum OF S2,173.073~53 was deposited
as payment for bonds sold. and Of this
sum the amount of S216O 600 was added
10 the amount in the joint custody
vault. making the contents S7,660,00O.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-12

the Territory lie still a valid leave of alb
when the order made The certainly bad
knowledge of the nonervce the three and of the fact
that had itself excused five Assuming that did know
Of the for the of Wacroe Potter and Glade
least by its ruling granting the notion ratified the action,
whatever it had becn of the foreman in eXcusng them. IL
accepted the of the prosecuting officer and
raying the excuse ordered five additional Jurors summoned
But there is nothing in the record show that the did
know why these three in attendance 1t is
procedure in trial for the presiding Judge to be
privately informed in such matters of the of events and
then to have the summary Of the necessity for the action
saednopen support of such motion The presumption
is that the drawing valid and that the facts existed making
it valid and known the and therefore that the three
jurors excused by the n the absence of any
showing the record upon the subject the court WILL when it
is necessary do presume that the grand juror excused
II Ency 1915 See Wallis State. "a Ark GIL GIG S. w.
s2 S22) and BrinS State 6s Ala %, o. Courts do
not look with indulgence objections irregularities
Letting drawing grand jurors committed without fraud
design and which have resulted in placing upon the panel
disqualified Jurors 90 Cyc 1867. There is contention
that of the five additional jurors disqualified II
be added that juror who has been excused from service
though temporarily only, Cannot he obtained within the
meaning of Sec 1852 to aid in forming grand ury In this
including Wadron Bockus Potter Waerhose and
Glade and the five members the maximum of twentythee
not exceeded.
It is also claimed for the defendant that it is extremely
doubtful whether additional vcnrc he summoned with
out exausting the remedy Of moning three vsanders,
provided objection is made II clear that when,
in this instance than three additional grand jurors
required the summonng of bvsnders is not prerequisite
Sec 1882 so provides expressly.
The other questions argued need not be considered.
The exception is ovcrrulcd
j. ". CATHCART. city and County Attorney and F. W.
MILVERTON, Deputy city and County attorney. for the
Territory.
KINNEY BALLOU PROSSER DC ANDERSON, and A. S.
HUMPHREYS for defendant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-12
0RPHEUM SEATS
ON SALE TOMORROW

The sale Of seats for the first week
of the engagement Of the George b.
Howard company will begin tomorrow
at 10 o'clock at the New Orpheum
theater box office. Father and the
Boys" comedy in four acts, in
which william ii. Crane starred for
two seasons, is the first Offering to
be submitted by the new company
next Monday night to be followed by
such well known dramas and COM
edies as THE Witching Hour" les,
garded one Of the greatest plays OF
modern times, "The Travelling Sales
man." paid IN FULL" christopher,
Jr.," THE Private Secretary" and a
host of others. The George b. How
ard Company, numbering fourteen
performers of more than ordinary
caliber aud MARI tons OF scenery,
costumes and accessories will arrive
from the mainland Friday next on the
s. S. Mariana The personnel. which
has already been announced, includes
some of the best known stock actors
on the Pacific Coast, while the organ
.ization AZ whole enjoys the distinc-
ton of being the longcst-organized
company intact today. The New Or
pheum theater has undergone a thor
ough renovation and new scenery has
been painted. A first class orchestra
has been engaged for the season and
will be under the direction Of Prof.
Frank Anderson,