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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
Sunday Services in Churches
of Alameda

ALAMEDA. Nov. 11-First Baptist church,
L. p. Russell pastor.
IL o'clock Morning service. Rev. F. A.
Woods, formerly pastor Of the First Baptist
church of San Francisco. viii preach.
$50 o'clock-In the evening there will be a
special musical service. in which the choir of
the church will be assisted by Charles Fl. Blank.
violin. and several of his pupils-Mrs. William
B. Powell. soprano. San Francisco; Alphonse Ma
theu. French horn. and Miss Gladding, con-
tralto. The program will be follows:
Organ voluntary. ta) Russian air, (b) march,
arranged by Riley for six violins; hymn, con-
gregation and choir; responsive reading; soprano
solo. selected, Mrs. William Powell; anthem.
''Hark. Hark. Ny Soul Dudley Buckl, quar-
tet: prayer. response by choir; andante, ar
ranged by Riley for six vfoltns; contralto solo,
Miss Gladdng; offertory; violin solo, "Ber-
ceuse'' (Jocelynl, Charles Fl. Blank; duet. ''The
Homeland (Rockwell). Mrs. Ida Traveller, Alto
and F. C. Abendroth. tenor; solo, French horn.
selected. Aphonse Mathieu: soprano solo. 'I
VIII Lay Ne Down in Peace (Buck), Mrs.
G. A. Leroux; march. arranged by Riley for six
violns-Aura Meacham, Charles Beidenweg,
Jessyl Jacobs, George Merkel. Stanley Younger.
Ellsworth Dennis. David Rosen pianist; anthem.
Lord l Have Loved the Habitation Of Thy
House &c. W Torrance quartet: hymn.
choir and congregation; benediction: postlude.
organ: quartet-Mrs. G. A. Leroux. sporapo;
Mrs Ida Traveller. contrato: F. c. Abendroth,
tenor; Clarence Woodn basso; Miss Myrtle
Ward, organist.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
naval OFFICER TO
we'd SOCIETY GIRL
Ensign Alan Olson and Miss
Genevieve Pattiana to Be
Feted Before Marriage

OAKLAND, Nov 11-Ensign Alan
olson, the fiance of Miss Genevieve
Pattiana, will arrive in California early
next week when plans will be made for
their marriage. For the last few
months Ensign Olson has been with his
ship in the Panama waters. His return
to the bay cities will be made the oc-
caslon Tor considerable entertaining in
honor of his f1aneee and himself The
pride TO be is a favorite with the navy
ser and spends much of her time on
mare island. the house guest of her
sister, Mrs. Duncan Gatewood, formerly
Miss Ida Pattiana.
Society on both sides of the bay are
interested in the betrothal of Theodore
Benedict Lyman and Miss Rowena Will
son, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
wilson of Berkeley. The young bride
TO be made her debut two seasons ago
and has been prominent in the smart
set OF San Francisco as well as in
the college town. Miss Wilson is a
sister of Miss Joy Wilson. Lyman is
TO wen known st. Helena family and
took his degree from the University of
California. No definite plans are an
nounced for the wedding
The wedding of Robert MacBride and
Miss Annette Hall is planned as one of
the notable events of the holiday sea-
son at the Hall residence. Pine street.
Fruftvale. The Halls belong to a pio-
neer family in this part of the state
and are closely related to many of the
prominent folk about the bay. The
bride to be has received considerable
social attention since the announce
ment of her engagement to the young
Berkeley man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Spence Black are
receiving cordial welcome from their
friends in town after their long ab-
sence. Before her marriage Mrs. Black
was Mrs. Orestes Pierce, and prominent
in the smart set. Mr.. and Mrs. Black
have been touring Europe
Miss Marion Rodolph was hostess
at one of the prettily planned affairs
of the afternoon. her geusts including
a large number of the young folk whose
school days have not yet ended.
Miss Evelyn Jones will be the COM
guest at the reception over
which Mrs. Charles Alexander will pre-
side as hostess tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Jones and Weare Little willie be
married Wednesday evening and
large number of cards have been sent
out for the ceremony In Trinity Epts-
copal church In the bridal party Will
be Miss Carmelita Woerner as maid of
honor, Miss Margaret Anderson and
Miss Enid Turner as bridesmaids. The
ushers will be Lloyd Lacey, Melville
Jefferies, George ONeil and DIR. Earl
Clements. G. F. Arrowsrnith will assist
Little as best man. The marriage
service will be read by Rev. Clifton
Macon, rector of the church. An in
formal reception viii be held at the
Jones residence in Piedmont after the.
ceremony.
Miss Theo Spaulding. who has been
visiting in Stockton as the house guest
of relatives for a fortnight or so has
returned to town for the winter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
WOMAN ROBBER IS
MANS ACCOMPLICE
Bold Highwayman Holds Victim
While Skirted Confederate
Takes His Money

OAKLAND. Nov. 11-A woman foot
pad helped a "strongarm" man to rob
Theodore Songopones of zoos Market
street at the corner of Tenth and Cas-
ira streets at l o'clock this morning
The pedestrian. accosted by the couple
in dark corner. was taken by sur
prise
The robber stepped suddenly to Song
opones' side and grasped both his
arms, pinioning them behind the vic
TINS back and pressing one arm
against Songopones' head, thrusting
back his head. In this position the
wayfarer was held while the woman
accomplice searched him. She took SIS
and pearl handled knife
Songopones met Policeman Connors
to whom he reported the robbery. In
spector of Police Book answered a call
and helped search the neighborhood
but the robbers had Disappeared Their
victim was not able to give good de-
scriptions, as. in the dark and with his
head held back he could not see the
woman distinctly. The man he hardly
saw at all. Songopones said the woman
was tall and dark in complexion
Neither of the robbers, he said, dis
played weapon
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TWO women CLAIM
HEIR and HUSBAND
Travelling Salesman With Leg
acy Is Placed in Jail as
Suspected Bigamist

OAKLAND, Nov 11.-Louis Luke
Thornton, a travelling salesman who
recently inherited $4,000. made the
error last night of bringing together
two women who both claimed TO be his
wife. The women argued about their
wifehood and finally went to blows.
Police were called. and in consequence
Thornton passed the remainder of the
night at the city Jail. waiting to be
cleared of the charge of bigamy which
Mrs. Mabel Thornton -Exton of SIS
Franklin street threatened to place
against him.
When the matrimonial claims had
been adjusted by the police, Thornton
departed with Mrs. Jennie Thornton,
the younger claimant, while the elder
rival returned disappointed to her
Franklin street lodging house this
afternoon.
Thornton's story is that in Chica go
he knew Mrs. Mabel Thornton, as the
elder woman called herself He said
she helped him in business matters,
and he married her. but later found
reasons for getting a divorce. Then
after he had taken Jennie for his wife
he inherited his money. Last night he
wished TO have cashed a check for
$1,000, and came to Oakland with
Jennie Thornton to be identified by
Mrs. Mabel Thornton. The two women
both referred TO him as husband" and
the quarrel began.
Mabel Thornton claimed to have been
married to the salesman in Denver July
q, 1897. She said he disappeared soon
afterward, and she saw him again in
Oakland only recently.
Mrs. Jennie Thornton declared she
was married to the man in Colby, Kans.
March 81, 1910. Each woman cited
places where proof of their stories
could be obtained.
Thornton and wife returned to San
Francisco, where they are staying at
the Cove house, 16S Eddy street.
Thornton said his father, D. T. Thorn
ton, farmer of Independence, Mo,
died recently, leaving him $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
Suburban Brevities

HOUSE MOVER HURT-Oskland. Nov. IL
Ray Msloon house mover. living at I076
Twenty-drst street. sustained deep cut in
the back this afternoon. when a window of a
house he moving fell upon him.
ALAMEDA WOMAN DIES-Alameda. Nov IL
Mrs Elizabeth Nyle Cook died last night at
her home. 1919 Walnut street. Mrs. Cook was
the widow Of Francis G. Cook and mother Of
Mrs L. ". Duke. Miss Geneva Cook and Au-
brey Cook. She was native OF Nova Scotia,
81 years old
WHIST TOURNEY HELD-Alaneda Nov. IL
More than 300 whist players gathered tonight
in the hall at 1882 Park street for the tour
ney given by the chamber of commerce. The
committee in charge was composed of J. r.
Miranda. E. c. Putnam. g. A. Leroux and
George NJ. Deayitt.
COAST CONGRESS DELEGATES - Alameda.
Nov 1.-THE members of the Alameda i'm
provement club have named the following to
act delegates from this city 10 the Pacific
coast congress TO be held at the Palace hotel
San Francisco. Thursday: G. r. Smith, W. H
Noy, E. X. Taylor, Captain Anderson and Alex
ander Nsckie.
POUND TO BE MoyED-Aiameda. Nov. IL
The utilities committee of the city council
viii recommend that the city pound, now 10
Gated at the sonth end Of Court street. be re-
moved fo the Alameda marsh. near the Web
ster street roadway. II the council adopts the
suggestion q piece of land will be leasesd from
the Pacific improvement company for 10 years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
TAKES POISON
TO BRIGHTEN HUSBAND
Swallows Bichloride Tablets
After Quarrel With Spouse

ALAMEDA. Nov. 11.-Thinking to
frighten her husband by attempting
suicide, Mrs. E. H. Griffen, whose home
is att 1909 Eagle avenue, swallowed
three bichloride OF mercury tablets sew
eral days ago and her effort at self
destruction nearly proved successful
The subterfuge of the wife to patch up
the quarrel was successful. as Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffen are reconciIed.
A violent quarrel, it is said, was fol-
lowed by a threat of Griffen TO leave
home and not return. Mrs Griffen told
her husband that IL he did leave
she would end her life and she imme-
diately procured the bichloride of mer-
curry tablets and took three.
The woman then rushed to the street
in a fainting condition and was found
by neighbors. A doctor was hastily
summoned and after several hours
treatment saved Mrs. Griffen's life.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING OF SAN FRANCISCO
BERKELEY COUNCIL
retains kENNEY
Fire Chief Chosen to Succeed
Himself Despite Long
Opposition

RERKELEY. Nov. 11.-Fire Chle1
lanes Kenney was retained as head or
the fire department. by the city councii
today after a years delay in when
the body had made no open move 10
name a fire chief under the new city
charter.
The appointment OF the chief came
as a surprise. The Office OF fire chief
was first declared vacant; then Com
missioner Hoff named Kenney- COun-
Gilman +. b Norton was not willing 10
vote for him and said that he had an
other man in mind but could not nomi-
nate him. as he was not in order
Commissioner W, F. Mcclure, VINO
seconded Hon's nomlna tion. said that
he would only vote for Kenney with
the understanding that his salary OF
s175 should be reduced the nrst or the
wear. Mayor Hodghead said that et
ficiency only was to be considered anu
that he cast his vote for Kenney's re
tention in spite of the wish of some 70
remove him
The vote on the matter was unique
inasmuCh as it showed the frst V1tat-
disa greement of the members Of the
council since their election over year
ago. Heretofore on every matter the
council has stood as a unit. but today
Norton openly opposed the choice OF his
colleagues and voted against Kenney-
Kenney's political connections with
the old guard here in the past are said
to have influenced the council TO plan
his removal
There will be a fight made to cut
his salary the first of the year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12

One of the best opportunities ever
offered in Oakland to secure a desir-
able residential or investment lot is
now being presented by the Realty Syn
dicate.
They own 26 scattered lots between
Broadway and Telegraph. on Forty
ninth. Fiftieth and Fifty-first streets.
which they are very desirous of closing
out.
All of the street work has been done
in front of these lots and as they are
close to the Key Route and to the car
lines, and in a fairly we'll built up
neighborhood there should be no ques-
tion of an immediate sale
Some of these lots are priced as low
as s25 per foot. although nothing else
in the neighborhood is to be had for
less than $50 or $35 per foot. Even
some of the corners can be had as low
as s35 per foot. while one or two lots
are priced at s22.50 per foot.
If we ever offered Inducements to
the people we are certainly doing so
now" said P. w Morehouse of The
Realty syndicate today. Every one of
these lots is listed at special price.
and anyone who has inquired into val
ues in this neighborhood in the last
six months will find that our present
quotations are considerably below the
market.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
CHARITY WORKERS
NAMED FOR NOV. 70
Berkeley Society Women Will
Aid in Collection of Funds
for Organizations

BERKELEY, Nov. 11.-Generals and
captains for the big charity day which
will be held in this city a week from
tomorrow have been appointed by Ar
thur Arlett, who is in command of the
workers, and active preparations have
begun for the work of November 10.
The city. as last year, has been di-
vided into districts in which each corps
of workers will gather money for the
three societies to be benefited - the
charities organization, the Berkeley
day nursery and the Berkeley dispen-
sary.
Arlett is confident that $4,000 will
be raised charity day and every eff
fort will be made to collect more than
this amount for the three institutions.
The generals appointed are:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
CHURCHWOMEN TO GIVE
A HOLIDAY FESTIVAL
Carnival of Travel Arranged by
Baptist Auxiliary

OAKLAND. Nov. 1.-THE Woman's
auxiliary of the First Baptist church is
planning a festival of the holiday sea-
son. asking their friends to share with
them the delights Of a carnival of
travel on Thursday and Friday, Decem
Der ] and ,. The event is being ar
ranged by Mrs. Louis Cockroft with the
assistance of the auxiliary's president,
Mrs. /. A. Johnson.
The following committee chairmen
have been appointed:
Railroad station. Mrs. Glenn Johnson;
Greek lunch counter, Mrs. Stuart; pop
corn and candy, Mrs. Sanford WILSON;
bootblack stand, Mrs. Perry Brown;
California. Miss Alice Hoyt; Japan and
China, Mrs. Garnet Boutwell,; Germany,
Mrs. J. H. Bills; Paris, Mrs. Charles
Brinstad; America. Mrs. A f. Caldwell; ;
domestics, Mrs f. J. Parker; delica
lessen, Mrs. A. H. Pratt; cafeteria, Mrs
J. Ia Mar.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
MILLHAND is KILLED
BY FLYING BILLET
Internally Injured in Abdomen
When Machine BaCkfires

OAKLAND. Nov. 11-Hit IN the ab-
domen by a flying stick of wood. al
AIthey. a stickerman in the employ of
the Sunset lumber and mill company,
sustained internal injuries, from which
he died few minutes later. He was a Z
work with a machine in the company
mill this morning, when the machine
backfred and threw out piece Of
lumber with great violence. knocking
him down and rendering him UncOn-
scious Fellow wOrkmen took him 20
the receiving hospital. where he died
few moments later. IT is believed that
the force Of the blow broke his intes-
tines. making him bleed to death in
ternalIy
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12

Our object in making these figures il
simply to stimulate business while o,,-
new building is being erected. II Is
hard to get people to come into The
ONCE when scafolding is In front Of
the door. and iron workers are ham
mering outside
In order to overcome this hapdican
we offer special prices. just about as
store keeper would do under sinilar
circumstances. If a buyer can save
from $50 to $500 on a lot he csrtai,l,.
side. 0Nl-
There is no finer property in OAK
land than that on Fiftieth and. Fiftv-
nrst streets. and anyone who Is for+n-
nate enough to secure one of these 1ots
is indeed to be congratulated"
The Realty Syndicate own a great
many miscellaneous lots thronsbo,,t
Oakland and 1t is their fntentior -
close them all out as rapidly as nos
slole, so that they can cOncentrote r.
their attention upon their larger bold
ings, particularly upon severaI nsc-
tracts which they expect 10 omen mn
In the future The advantage in buv-
ing the miscellaneous lots in addftiC,
TO the low prices is that thew are All
IN established neighborhoods. where tbs
buyer can see exactly the kind OF nafSb
bors he will have.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
MRS. DIKEMAN'S WILL
is UPHELD BY COURT
Opposition of Her Son Fails to
MateriaIiZe

OAKLAND. Nov. 11.-Opposition on
the part of II. Waldo Dikeman of Ore
gon to the way his mother, Mrs. Anna
NJ Dikeman disposed of an estate of
$4,000 was not in evidence today in
Judge Wells court, although the son
some time ago flied a contest to two of
Mrs. Dikeman's wills. She left him only
500 and divided the estate among three
other children.
One of the wills was declared invalid
today by Judge Wells after Mrs. James
D. Diken1an, wife Of Mrs. Dikeman's
son. had testified. The last will of Anna
NJ. Dikeman, her daughter in law said,
was made in Los Angeles when she was
on her deathbed and. out Of her mind
But the will that was admitted to pro-
probate today was made while the tes-
tator was of sound mind.
James D. Dikeman was appointed ex-
ecutor of the will.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
WELFARE LEAGUE TO
USE SCHOOLHOUSES
Board of Education Grants Per-
mission for Meetings

OAKLAND, Nov. 1.-THE board of
education has granted permission to
the Childs Welfare league to use the
public school buildings as meeting
places. The league may meet in any
building by making arrangements with
superintendent of Schools McClymonds.
The directors took the position that the
buildings with auditoriums should be
allowed to the public for such meetings
or for lectures whenever possible
Mrs. Nellie Nelson, president of the
league, D. P. Decker of Fruitvale and
Probation Officer Christopher Ruess ap-
peared before the school board to re-
quest the use of the schools.
The league viii meet next Thursday
evening at Fruitvale school No /.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Nov. 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
John Fagundes, go and Germain silva, II,
both OF Newark.
Frank J. McCarley 4}. and Eulalie NJ Ne
Carley. A.. both OF Oakland
Spencer r. Kendall. 2S. Oakland. and Ella A.
Otlesen, 10, Watsonville-
Lawrence F. Farr. 2f and Grace NJ. Rut-
ledge. 20, both Of San Francisco
Percy NJ Forster. p. Berkeley. and Carrie C.
Kelly. 81, Hayward.
Phillip Fl. Chubb. 2s, CoIfsx. and Gertrude c.
DarroW, 81. Berkeley.
Clinton ". Conner. q. Burke. and Lottie T
Bonham, 81, Santa Rose.
Ware c. Little. 81. Oakland, and Evelyn A.
Jones. %. Piedmont
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
HEALTH BOARD WILL
TEST BATH WATERS

OAKLAND. Nov. 11.-Miss Jessie
Berry, city chemist, has reported to the
board of health that the water at Pied.
mont baths was insanitary for bathers.
and Health Officer DR.. F. y. Ever has
ordered meteorological test The
water is taken from Lake Merritt.
which is filled by tide from the estuary.
Sewage in the estuary waters NAV
cause danger of typhoid.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
CHARLES DOE NAMED
AS CORRESPONDENT

OAKLAND, Nov. 11.-Suit for divorce
was begun today by John Alleman
against Ida Alleman of Bay street,
Alemeda, Alleman accusing his wife of
undue friendship for Charles Doe The
following new suits for divorce were
begun today on the ground of deser-
tion: Maria E Goncalves against
Henrique; Lulu H. Williams against
Clare G.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
BOND ISSUE FLOATED
BY ORPHEUM COMPANY

OAKLAND, Nov. 11.--A deed of trust
to. secure bond issue of s2,000,oo0
made by. the Orpheum theater Rnd
realty company was placed on record
today The property included in the
deed consists of the Oakland Orpheum
and some of the company's other thea
ters. The Union trust company of San
Francisco Is the underwater of the
bond issue and the deed of trust was
made out to 1t. The Oakland property
is subject already to a mortgage of
$4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12


Lieutenant commanders have been
named as follows: For districts 1 to
6. Mrs. A. NJ. Davis; districts I to II,
Miss Mabel Weed.
The captains include the most active
workers in Berkeleys field of humani-
tartan endeavor. They are:
Captains in division No. Mrs A. ". Smith.
Mrs. F. p. Pray, MISS Noyes. Mrs. F. c. o Ban
non.
Captains in division No. 2-Mrs Arthur s.
Eakle, Mrs Henry r. Hatfield, Miss Nellie
Stuart, Miss Lucy Sprague, Mrs. d. L. Bishop,
Miss Annie Woodell.
Captains in Division No. 3-Mrs. L. A. Hicks.
". q. Seabury, Mrs. ". E. Colby, Mrs r. o.
Moody. Mrs. C. A. Kofoid, Mrs c. l.. Higgins.
Captains in Division No. Mrs. Harriet
Breckenridge, J. Conklin Brown. Mrs George
Colby. Miss Elose Fife Mrs. L. l. Green, Mrs
Whitney Paache. Mrs. F. D. Stringham
Captains in division No, Mrs Robert A.
Raker Miss Florence Grubb. Mrs. ". d. 0gilvie.
Mrs. G. r. Reilly. Mrs L. S. Winters, Miss May
T. Wilson.
Captains in division No e-Robert B. Baird,
T. N Lasell. Mrs. F. L. Naylor, Mrs. W. H.
Lester. James F. Hill, Mrs. S. G. Teter.
Captains in division No Mrs. Chamberlain
s. D. Waterman, Mrs. Van Hemert-Engert
Captains in division No. S-A. Z. Weed, Miss
Olive Shirk Mrs. C. E. Anlof, Frank McAllis-
ter Mrs. ]. G. Lynch. Mrs F. E Dalzell.
Captains in division No. 9-To be appointed.
Captains in division No. 10-Mrs- W. c. Pratt
Mrs. Henry Atwood Mrs. Hamlet, Miss Bessie
Dunn. Mrs. Twining, Miss Skee, Mrs. Barringer.
Captains in division No. Ito be announced
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
SCHOOL LECTURER TO
SPEAK AT MUSEUM

OAKLAND, Nov 11-Mrs. d. W. de
Veer, lecturer for the school depart
Inent, will talk on Natural History for
school children at the Oakland public
museum. Thirteenth and Oak streets,
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
lecture will be the first in a course to
be illustrated with the curios in the
new museum.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
REALTY MARKET
remains ACTIVE
Big Demand for Business and
Residence Property Is Fea=
ture of the Week

OAKLAND. Nov. 11.-With trading
for residence property and business
realty making strides for the week
and the work on a number Of large
buildings going on apace. the real Is
tate situation in Oakland is more ac-
tive than it has been for Ions time.
Oakland is experiencing a builJing
boom in all sections Of the city. and
i'm addition to the large number Of
buildings already under way, work is
being planned on many more before
the close Of the winter months.
The steel framework Of the $1,000,
GOO Oakland hotel is completed with
the exception of the last story, and
the work on this structure is going on
steadily. The extension upon the
Realty Syndicate building has been
commenced and the site for the new
million dollar city hail is 10 be cleared
soon. The Toursine hotel at Four
teenth and Clay streets viii be torn
down in 4 few months with the re-
mainder of the buildings on the block
10 make way for thu new class a fve
story building to be erected by IL. c.
Capweu.
GOOD RENTAL SECURED
The rental obtained for one of the
stores in the Adams property at Broad
way and Twelfth street. which was
recently leased TO Bercovich Brothers.
viii be $3.50. This store has 4 frontage
of J. feet in Broadway and n depth of
20 feet. or floor space Of 240 square
feet. This is at the rate of 81 a squire
foot a month. which is the same renal
that is being obtained for the ground
floor Of the Phelan building in San
Francisco. which brings the highest
rental in san Francisco.
The electrification OF the Southern
Pacific compsny's steam lines is well
under way and is expected 10 be com
pleted in the spring. The big power
plant ct the foot Of Fruitvale avenue
near the tidal canal ar q cost of S1.17O,-
600. including the machinery, is in
readiness. At Alameda point the big
repair, painting and inspection shops,
$50 feet long and zoo feet wide have
been built ar a cost of S275,000. AMI
another substaron to be erected at
West Oakland will cost s150OO0. This.
with the work on the new combination
depot TO b. built on the old site at
sixteenth street, at a cost of 100000.
beginning January I. will represent
the expenditure Of more than 81, ,000, 900
10y the Southern Pacific. and this does
not include vast water front improve
ments. the Peninsular railway work
and much more along the same lines.
BUILDING PERMITS
The summary Of building permits for