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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
Bills WORTH $1,000
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Woman Manager of Hotel and
Her japanese Servant Lose
Their Savings
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

ROSEVILLE. Jan. b.-Twelve hundred
dollars In paper money was burned in
the fire which destroyed the Overland
hotel day OF two ago. Mrs. L. r. Rob-
inson. the landlady. lost $500 of this
and japanese lost 5000. The Japanese.
who was a servant at the hotel had
planned to return to Japan within a
few weeks.
Mrs. Robinson had narrow escape.
She and her year old daughter were
caught in a room surrounded by flames.
Mrs. Robinson threw her child to the
ground and jumped Both were slightly
injured.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
RESTAURANT MAN AND
WALTERS MAKE PEACE
Trouble Over Pickets Is Settled
Out of Court

OAKLAND. Jan. 5.-Joseph Root. Ber-
trand Olsen. Cora Browning and Lillian
Hanks members OF the cooks and wait
ers' union. were dismissed by Police
Judge Smith this morning when charges
of disturbing the peace made against
them by Charles Hurlburt, restaurant
keeper Of Twelfth and Franklin streets.
were called for trial
HurIburt. whom Olsen had charged
with using vulgar language, was also
discharged
The union members were arrested
while doing picket duty" in front OF
Esurfburt's place. The quintet made
peace among themselves.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
TO HELP WITH CENSUS

OAKLAND, Jan. 5.--The Merchants
exchange has pledged it's aid to James
NJ Burke, federal supervisor of the
census for the Third district, in making
his census of the city. Burke made an
address before the exchange last night
and the following committee was ap-
pointed to cooperate with him and as
sist him by publishing the aims of the
census taker and impressing upon the
people the necessity of assisting him in
every way and expediting his work:
J. c. Downey, w. V. Harrington and c..
2 Kertell
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
COUNTY AUDITORS CHIEF
DEPUTY LEAVES OFFICE
Sudden Filing of Resignation
Comes as a Surprise
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Jan. 5-John Perrott.
chief deputy in. County Auditor and
Recorder Kroh's Office. resigned today
and left town for his home in Wood
bridge.
The resignation came as a surprise.
II is understood that Perrott viii issue
a statement concerning his action Both
ne and Kroh are probable candidates
for nomination next fall for county
recorder.
Perrott went on his chiefs bond after
the latter's trial a month or so ago.
Kroh was charged with having failed
TO turn over the fees of his Office at
the time required by law. He was ac-
quilted
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
FALLS FROM BRIDGE
AND INSTANTLY KILLED
Police Investigate Death of Re-
tired Tacoma Merchant

TACOMA. Jan. 5.-John H. McDon-
aid. q wealthy retired merchant. fell
from q bridge on East Twenty ninth
street early this morning while walk
ing with his wife and died almost In
stantly. The fan was about 50 feet.
Mrs. Mcdonald, the only witness to
the accident, was hysterical and un-
able TO say anything other than that
her husband slipped on the frosty
planks and fell
Finger prints on the frosted bridge
rail have led the county coroner TO
think that Mcdonald deliberately
climbed over the rail and jumped.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
FEW ORIENTALS IN LIST
OF PLAGUE SUFFERERS
Report Made by u. S. Marine
Hospital Service

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SACRAM ENTO, Jan. 5.-Contrary to
the usual belief that the bubonic
plague was more general among the
Chinese than other races, the official
report of cases discovered In California
during and since the outbreak in 1907
shows that only a small number of the
many cases come from orientals.
Americans were greater sufferers than
other nationalities. Rats and ground
squirrels were the principal causes.
The United States public health and
marine hospital service made the re-
port.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
GRAND JURY TAKES
UP CASE OF B. F. SMITH
Knocked Down Drunken Labor
er; Latter Fatally Injured
TSpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

lOPcCtot DtSPotCH 20 nc ~ottl
STOCKTON, Jan. 5.-The grand jury
viii meet Friday to. take up the case
of b. +. Smith, accused OF having
caused the injuries that resulted In the
death of "Scotty" Mcdonald. Smith
struck Mcdonald with a cane. knock
ing him down, because Mcdonald was
annoying him. The dead man was in
toxicated and struck upon his head.
concussion of the brain causing his
death.
The coroner's- jury has rendered the
following verdict:
I'VE. the jury. find that death was
due TO concussion Of the brain at the
hands Of B. F. Smith during an alterca-
tion in the Royal saloon. January !.
1910. by being thrown to the floor with
no intent TO do bodily harm.
signed: a. J. Turner. Thomas T.
Smith. II Lieginger. w. H. AlcNeilly,
c. Z. Henery. George P. Simpson
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
Coast Brevities

SLAYER OF WOMAN HANeED-Florence
Irfz Ian 5.-JOse Lopez was hanged IN the
rev-ffo-fsI urfson here today fer the murder
~ Nerfz EsDinosa. His execution vas the
first In the new peDitentiary
ACCUSED OF cRAFT-Muskocee. Okla Jan. .
- ~ eS,fsor chairman Of the board Of county
commissioners. and Charles z. Hagser'y' eoun-
~ survevor. were indicted bere TO-DAY on
g.b.rce ~ soliciting bribe of Sl-5@o from 5onn
- o1i,6.,t manager Of bridge company. 10
6sliveI contrscfs for $4,000 worth Of bridge
TvorF The two men were heid IN deiaut q
$1,000 bail each.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
SYBIL MINE BONDED
FOR LARGE AMOUNT
Property Purchased at Sheriff's
Sale Proves Profitable In
vestment
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

FRENCH GULCH, Jan. 5.-The Sybil
mine, four miles west of here, which
was purchased four months ago at a
sherifr's sale by Fred Bowler for $780,
900. has Just been bonded for 100000
TO T. B. Straven of Nome and Judge
George W. Garwood of this place. The
Sybil has been in dispute for some
months, and c. A. Won Cruz is now in
San Francisco to answer charge of
contempt for failure to obey an order
of the federal court TO vacate the prem
ises.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
PRISONER MAKES ESCAPE
THROUGH SKYLIGHT BARS
Climbs Up Vent and Squeezes
Between Rods

WILLOWS. Jan. Joe Johnson, a
prisoner in the county Jail here. climbed
up a vent leading TO the skylight.
squeezed himself through the bars Of
the skylight and made his escape
Posses are hunting for him. He ap-
peared for examination yesterday, but
the case was postponed indefinitely
On a former occasion when he was
a prisoner in the same jail he tried TO
esca ape.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
SECTION HAND HURLED
FROM CAR LOSES ARM
PaImaro Gardona Has Close Call
for His Life

FRESNO. Jan. 5.-Palmaro Gardona
a section hand employed on the South
ern Pacific, was run over. by railroad
train this morning and escaped with
the loss of one arm. He was standing
on fat car when it was struck by
an engine and he was thrown TO the
ground. The wheels passed over his
arm and necessitated it being ampu-
tated at the shoulder.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
APPELLATE COURT ADMITS
10 LAWYERS TO PRACTICE

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 5.-The appellate
court here admitted the following to the
practice Of law yesterday afternoon,
after having successfully passed the
bar examination: q. z. Johnson, Su-
sanyille; John &. Curtis. Loyalton; G.
". Libby. Santa Rosa: Charles f. Met
teer, Live Oak; B. E. Pemberton, Ukiah
John II. SIade, Auburn; E. Z. Magee,
Redding; Edwin II. Norman, Sacra-
mento: z. P. Sheldon, Beckwith, H. T.
Hiatt Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
DELAY OF LAW SETS
SUPPOSED FORGER FREE

OAKLAND. Jan. 5.-Frank Moore,
who was arrested several months ago
with Frank Mayhem. an alleged coun-
terfeiter, for the forgery of a Southern
Pacific pay check, was set free this
morning by Police Judge Samuels be-
cause the complaining witnesses, pro-
prietors of Tolman's loan agency, have
removed to Missouri.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
HOODOO SWITCH ENGINE
CLAIMS THIRD VICTIM
[soeciol Disputch 10 The Colll

TRUCKEE, Jan 5.-Roy Adams. who
took the place OF Ed Loomis, whose leg
was crushed in making q coupling a
few days ago, was caught between
two cars today. He may lose his right
hand. He is the third switchman in
jured while working on this switch
engine in the last few days. Loomis
took the place of Charles McElroy
when McElroy was injured some time
ago. All three are in the hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
TRUCKEE PREPARES FOR
ANNUAL SNOW CARNIVAL
Special Dispoteh 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
TRUCKEE, Jan. 5.-Businessmen are
arranging for the annual midwinter
snow carnival to be held here soon.
Committees have begun raising funds
and will begin advertising the carni-
val The snow is packed to a good
depth now and sleighing, tobogganing
and coasting are at their best The
carnival of year ago was a great sue
cess and the merchants hope to hold a
better one this year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
GROOM COULDN'T WRITE
SO BRIDE GOT LICENSE
Pretty Waitress Marries Local
Restaurant Keeper
| Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 5.-Samuel Poolos,
San Francisco restaurant owner. can
thank his bride. Tillie Pepper. pretty
waitress, for the marriage license is
sued to them today. He made two at
tempts to sign his name to the affidavit
book at the county clerks office, but the
results were not legible. He was about
to give up in despair when his bride
came to the rescue. She was sworn in
and the license issued to her.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
SACRAMENTO MAY GUST
SALOON LUNCH COUNTERS
Provoke Thirst and Communi-
cate Disease, Says Physician
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 5.-Lunch count
ers in saloons are in danger of being
abolished by the city board of health
They provoke thirst, invite eating be-
tween meals and may in some cases
communicate disease. On these grounds
DR.. F. G. Fay thinks it would be a good
idea to put an end to them, and they
are now under investigation by the
health officers
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
FIRE DESTROYS $1,000
DWELLING IN REDDING
Structure Owned by Mrs. A. G.
Bog2S of San Francisco

REDDING, Jan. 5.--A dwelling owned
by Mrs. A G. Boggs of San Francisco
and occupied by DR.. r. Z. Boiling and
family OF this city burned early today
The house was valued at $4,000 and
carried q total insurance Of $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
FOREIGNER FAILS TO
GET LIQUOR LICENSE
Ignorant of Constitution of the
United States
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

REDDING, Jan. 5.-AIbert Z. Granger,
of hotel at Harrison Gulch,
practically was refused a liquor license
today because he knew nothing about
the constitution of the United States.
Granger is not a citizen He could not
get a liquor license until naturalized.
He has been resident of this county
10 years. but does not know the rudi-
mentary principles of this government
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
SCHOOL CLOSED TO STOP
SPREAD OF SMALLPOX
Eight Pupils Afflicted by Dis
i ease in Sacramento
ISpecial Dispatch TO The Call

ISpeCtdE DLsPdlCH 10 ne Nutt
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 5.-To prevent
the spread OF smallpox among school
children the board of health has de-
cided to close for the rest of the week
the Sacramento grammar school, eight
pupils of this school having caught the
disease.
The building will be fumigated at
once.
Saturday the board will hold a meet
ing and decide how to proceed with
the situation as it then exists.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
BILLIARD HALL KEEPER
TRIED FOR BREAKING LAW
[SnccinI Di,pntch % The Cnlll

lSpecIdt DIspotch 10 ne Call
STOCKTON, Jan. 5.-B. A Pelkey,
cigar store proprietor, was the first to
violate the recently adopted billiard
hall ordinance. He was arrested upon
complaint OF Patrolman Green, who
saw youths under Is years of age in
his poolroom. Pelkey pleaded guilty
and was fined SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
CURTISS WILL COMPETE
AT AVIATION MEETING
Wright Brothers Injunction
Fails TO Change Plans

Los ANGELES. Jan. 5.-Deelaring
that he knows nothing of any injunc-
tion issued against him in behalf of the
wright brothers. Glenn H Curtiss, who
arrived in Los Angeles from the east
today. asserted that he would enter
as many OF the events at the aviation
meet next week as possible.
4 have just received telegram from
my attorneys in New York" he said,
and they assure me that no injunction
has been granted Some kind Of an
order was issued by q Judge IN Buff
fslo, but whatever IL was. il viii not
interfere with my Sights IN Los An
geleS."
Clifford B. Harmon. the wealthy New
York seronsut, announced today that
II he could obtain a proper gas supply
at Albuquerque, y. II, he would make
that place his starting point for a trip
IN hfs balloon TO New York in an at
tempt TO break the worlds distance
record, now 1000 miles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
Wrights Obtain Iniunction

NEW YORK Jan 6.--The headqRar-
ters Of the Aero Club OF America is
today the storm center Of discussion as
10 the probable effect which the Wright
in5unctions against Curtiss and Paul
ham viii have on the big aviation meet
ing at Lon Angeles next week
The announcement that a second set
OF papers were served on PaUlham Just
as he was leaving New York yester-
day has given rise TO q fear that he
and other aviators may be restrained
from making fights in Los Angeles.
The attorneys for the Wrights an
nounces that they expect to stop both
Psulham and Curtiss from flying at Los
Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06
Linens, Domestic and White
Goods

DR. WONG HIM-Dear Sir: For sew
eral years, while suffering agOnfes OF
pain. ] tried in vain. TO ind raIieR frnrn
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2ucius fir ben preis bon 1900 ST.
bertauft.
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Observation-Disclosures.

SO ten. DER 9idbrige NoIfss
1Hiiler aerpolo Saslinger, ber BON
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Ostpreus6en.

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jdbrtse Sbdtisteit als afabemil4sr
2ebrsr fann Der Direttor Der poliz
flinit fir Ginberfrantheiten an Der
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msb. 6uso 5alfenitein 5uriidbliden.
aaufmann Sulius 9errmann, Der
Snbaber Ser ssirma MoriB 9errmanne
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Mit Ia Subren lit Der Suhilar als
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oers. bes 8esriinbers Ser Sirua, einz
setreten ui.b bot ibn Bis gum beus
tigen Sage feline ganse 3raft ges
spibnet.
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SriB @risat IN Runise6len 1T fir
100000 Mart an ben QanoDtrtf
&alpeit in Maaeiten perfanft pors
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Branoenburg.

Gharlnttenburg. Inter
bem @erOaht Ser Dehielfdlidung iit
in gbarlpttenburg Der aaufn1ann
Gnbn, Bleibtreuitrabe 80, per3aftet
fporoen. Gs banoelt fih Inn cine
6umme bDn $1,000 Marf.
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ten Wilherer bat fiirali9 Der JDriter
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f9on lanse i'm Werbadt. Gr 1T ein
polniider Shubmdher.
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beging in unnlittelbarer Mbe ots
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tpaloe Der 19 Sabre dlte Rlenpner
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f6en RronfenhauIe 5u 5iiritentpalos
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luns insgeiummt 1900 griperbsz
tbdtiee, cine 3abl, Die einen reat er:
behlihen 8ruhtbeil ser nod nidt
gang 10000 Gintpo6ner betrasenoen
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