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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco Monday, July Is, 1910;
BEMUS-DAvIDSoN- Erskine Bemus. so, Sid
ney. o., and Ellen c. Davidson SO, Westheld,
BRoWN-LAMBLA- L. Brown. 20, so39
California St. and Augustine lambda, 12eA
DENNING-LA -LAsswELI-Frank ]. ]. Denning
80, San Francisco. and Della Irene Lasswell,
D0YLE-CASsIE-D W. Doyle. 81. 224s
Geary st. aud Sarah J. Cassie, S5, 10 Erkson
court.
ter St. and Anna Katrina Hansen, 21. sI2
Fulton st
FARRELL L-pIEzzIE-Joseph P. Farrell, 35,
GoMERsAL-HURLEy- GomersaI. "a. III
liza Bartlett st.
GUNN-CoLLINS-B F. Gum, "a. 322 Mis-
sion St. and Cecil L. Collins, %. 1049 York st.
Observation-Disclosures Haraguchi,
so, and Miya Yoshimura, "a both of 0akland-
IMAHIR0-HA -HAYASHI-Kumahei lmahiro, So,
and sa.a Hayashi % & both @ Of Sacramento, 81 md
Etel Gerla. AZ. both of .461 Paris ST.
KAKU-UwAsAKI-Ku Kaku. %. and
KiNGW fsa;IS'Fsf RFsIfLoMAcAULEYww william A. King
well. 21 Mill Valley, and Helen 1. Macauley.
NoRroN-W on -WAITERs-Ernest f. Norton. 25.
1865 Hyde St, and Annie B. Walters, 22, 80
Dearborn place.
INf-CHRIsToFEN- Parma.
1851 Kearny ST
RYAN-cLIFFoRD-J NJ. Ryan. 2e. and
Ynez NJ Clifford 10, both of 216 Fourth ave.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sagaro. SO, and
Kayo Umachita. 81. both of Stockton
LZ-SToLzENwAID-Gu W. Schulz,
"a, III Juniper ST.. and Matilde H Stolzen-
wald %. 2IS st.
sPoERER- -TRIBoU-H Herbert c.. spoerer. 81.
225s Bryant ST., and Emily Tribou, IS, 225sB
TREGoNNING-BA -BARTH-Alfred T. Tregonning.
"a, 222 Bartlett St, and Alma Barth, a. 1880
Eddy st.
WILEY-JOHNSON- C. Wiley %. $50
Fourteenth ST., and Maud l.. Johnson, 90 AZ
Landers st. -
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL
NEW LODGE OFFICERS
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

VALLEJO, July 1S,-The local lodges
of Odd Fellows have installed new
officers as follows: San Pablo lodge
Noble grand, DR.. W. S. Thompson; vice
grand, J. S. Goldman; recording secre-
tary, A E. Edgcumbe; financial secre-
tary. u. B. Simmons; treasurer, c. G.
Swenson; warden, J. S. Raye; conductor,
Don Scofeld; r. S. n. c., Fred Short
ridge; L. S. n. c., P. F. Jenson; r. S. V.
g., G. B. Britton; L. S. V. G., H. Fisher;
r. S. s., Frank Hurt; L. S. S.. w. H.
Taylor; inside guard, ]. J. Vierke; out
side guard, r. Walker; chaplain, r.
Mahaffey; organist, DR.. J. F. Chappell.
Golden State lodge-Noble grand,
Melville Danner; vice grand. G. R. Har-
denbrook; recording secretary, E. A.
Mitchell financial secretary. f. House
man; treasurer, J. S. Mcdonnell: war
den, c. E. Randolph; conductor, w. B.
Knight; r. S. n. G., J. E. Paulson; l..
S. n. G., j. c. Harrison; r. S. V. g..
Charles French; L. S. V. g., C. Kerst-
ing; r. S. s.. z. Maquette; l. S. s., Fred
Graft: inside guard W. Smith; outside
guard, Horace Alvord; chaplain. Charles
Hunsaker; organist, H. Hallego.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
GOLD STRIKE IS
MAGNET. FOR WIFE
No. Announces Herself and No.
2 Seeks Annulment After
20 Years
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON, July 1s.-Mrs. Carrie
Amy today began proceedings for the
annulment of her marriage to W. S
Amy. Mrs. Amy married Amy over 20
years ago and lived with him for IL
years, when she discovered he had not
been divorced from his former wife
He had told her that, he had been di-
vorced
The alleged divorced wife CORE
sponded with Mrs. Amy, but never said
anything that indicated she had not
been divorced from Amy.
Finally Amy went to Alaska, where
he struck it rich. 1t was then Mrs
Amy No. l appeared and claimed her
husband Mrs. Amy of this city imme-
diately left him.
Amy is now said to be in Oakland
The Stockton woman has sued for an
annulment, as divorce proceedings
would not be in order in such case
Mrs. Amy is we'll known in this city,
where she has large circle of friends
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
HUSBAND KILLS
WIFF'S AFFINITY
Sacramento Property Owner,
Ordered Out of Own Home,
Shoots BOarder

SACRAMENTO, July 1s.-Joseph Du-
arte was shot twice and killed this
morning by Manuel Francis. at whose
home he had been boarder for four
or five months.
Francis said he feared that Duarte
was stealing the affections of his wife
and was conspiring to get his prop
erty, so when the latter ordered him
out of his own home this morning he
Killed him to stop further trouble
Francis has been a resident of Sac
ramento for many years and has ac-
cumulated considerable property.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
WITH MERCURY AT IO4,
RAIN BEGINS TO FALL

VISALIA, July 1S.-After the mercury
had reached 104, marking the hottest
day of the year. rain began falling here
at 80 this afternoon. heavy down,
pour ensued.
Heavy storms are reported to have
struck the mountains Hundreds of
campers, who were unprepared for the
sudden change of weather, were Sc
Verely drenehed.
Rain was also reported from prac-
tically every town in this county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
VETERANS PREPARE
FOR CONVENTION
Soldiers of Spanish War Name
Committees for Coming Sac
ramentO COnclave
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


SACRAMENTO. July 1s.-The COM
mittees which viii handle the business
Of the Spanish war veterans at the con-
vention to be held in Sacramento in
TWO weeks have been named by the de-
partment commander and are as fol-
lows:
Good Of the order-past Department Command
ers Thomas F. O'Neill. Hugh T. Sine. Rein
holC Richter camp No. >: Charles W Dawson.
-N-heztoa camp No :: Edwin :. Bean. Nelson
A Miles camp No. 10; Montgomery NJ. Moulton.
Bennington camp No 20
Credentials-past Comma nders John NJ. MAJ
liken J. Holland Ladder camp No. D; James a.
Hi. Barrett camp 10. %; Comrade Harry W.
Stone Roosevelt camp No. 8.
acknowledgements Quartermaster g. A.
Forsterier. McCourt camp No. 13; Department
Marshal F. F. Cannon. Admiral r. D. Eysns
camp No. 33: Past Commander Harry Huber.
Tfscum camp No. :. Commander l.. Z. stephen
son. General Jacob II. Smith camp No @;
Past Commander B. G. Dingler, Nelson 4. Miles
camp No. 10.
Auditing-Past Department Adjutsnt Edward
I. Schulz. Wheaton camp No s.
Members Of the department council OF ad-
atlon-JOseph ". Weaver. Grfoley camp
No. ~: Richard Bartheimess, Bennington camp
No. 20.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
Sonoma County Brevities
GRAND JURY TO MEET-santa Rosa Jplv

GRAND JURY TO MEET-Santa Rosa July 49,
The Sonoma county grand jury will meet
tomorrow for what IS believed will be its final
session. The report of the expert will in
clude an itemized account OF the expense of
the new 100000 county courthouse which is
completed and furnished the result of
a $3.50 900 bond issue
ACCUSED OF PASSING BAD CHECKS-Ralph
b. Chase, said to be the of a prominent
family in Berkeley. arrested in Sonoma
today by Deputy Sheriff Joe Ryan on a charge
of passing checks the Berkeley national
hank in which he had no funds. He is said
10 have passed checks amounting to about $40
in Az
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
DEATH FOLLOWS
BLOW IN Fight
Suspect Held in Jail Denies That
He Engaged in Fatal
Conflict
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, July 1S.-Coroner B. C.
Wallace today conducted an inquest
in the case of Isabel Cody, the peon
who died at the county hospital, July z.
from injuries received in a fight on
the 4th. The jury returned a verdict
of death caused by an injury received
from a party or parties unknown.
The jurors were w. ]. Mowry. o.
Walsh. \. B. Williams and M. G. Wood
ward. Assistant District Attorney c. P.
Rendon conducted the case with the
coroner.
Robert Sheridan has been arrested
in connection with the affair. He said
that Cody had been drinking with 9TH
ers in water front resort, but denied
having struck him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
ONE KILLED AND ONE
WOUNDED IN DUEL

FRESNO. July 1S.-As result of a
duel yesterday afternoon on a ranch
81 miles from Fresno on the San Joa-
ouin river, c. c. Togniotto is dead and
James Maroney, badly wounded, is in
jail charged with murder Togniotto
died this morning about o'clock. No
statement as to the cause of the shoot
ing has been made by the accused man.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
BRAKEMAN STRUCK BY
SPOUT AND WILL DIE
Fatally Injured While Riding on
Top of Train

STOCKTON. July 1s.-F w Maxwell,
Santa Fe railroad brakeman, while rid
ing on top Of moving freight train
Saturday, was struck on the forehead
by water tank spout, fracturing his
skull and decorating the brain. An
operation was performed Sunday morn
ing. The injured man has been uncon-
scious since the accident and there is
no hope Of his recovery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
MONITOR CHEYENNE TO
BECOME RESERVE BOAT
Washington Citizen Sailors Are
Coming to Assume Charge

VALLEJO. July lS.-Orders were re-
ceived at Mare island today for the
monitor Cheyenne. with Lieutenant c.
T. owens in charge, to leave for San
Francisco Wednesday. Members of the
naval reserve of the state of Washing
ton viii take charge of the boat there.
Lieutenant owens viii accompany the
crew back to Seattle.
The steam tug Navajo, which is un-
dergoing repairs at Mare island, will
be commissioned this week and at
tached TO the Pacific fleet as an aux
Hilary boat. Shortly thereafter the tug
will leave for Santa Barbara.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
BIRTHS

CALDWELIs-In this city. July IL, 1910. to the
wife of George p. Caldwell, a son.
JACOBS-1n this city, July Il. 1910, to the wife
of Caro- w. Jacobs formerly Judith Lowen-
gart1 daughter.
MAYER-In this city, July 4, 1910, to the wife
of August F. Mayer, daughter.
0PPENHEIM-In this city. July IS. 1910, to the
wife of Morris Oppenheim, daughter.
PoPE-Tn this city. July IA, 1910, to the wife
of e. w. Pope, son.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
charge OF SAFE
ROBBERY DROPPED
John w. Prosser Freed by Court
on Suggestion of District
Attorney
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON, July 1S.-District Attor-
ney George F. McNoble this morning
moved that the charge against John
w. Prosser, an aged mans accused of
having blown up safe belonging to a
Lodi butcher, and having secured some
$500 thereby, be dismissed
Judge ]. A. Plummer granted the mo-
tion and Prosser walked out of the
courtroom a free man.
Prosser was tried last week, the jury
failing to agree.
Prosser's arrest followed the dis
covery of an empty tobacco sack, bear
ing his initials, in the field into which
the safe had been carted and blown up.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
MARRIAGES

LARSEN-MEADS-In this city. July II, 1910,
by the Rev John Augustine Gull. pastor Rich
mond Congregational church, San Francisco,
Ferdinand Larsen and Evelyn Louise Meads,
both of San Francisco.
McCOMBE-BURRIS-I San Rafael CAL. July
II, 1910, Thomas Clark MeCombe and Effe
Bey Burris
YEAZELL-ANDERSON this city, July 16,
1910, by the Rev. John Augustine Gull pas
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
WRECK CLEARED AND
BELATED TRAINS MOVE

REDDING, July 1S.-The wreck of
the freight train on the Southern Pa
cifc road, which was derailed yester-
day between Damoine and Gibson, was
cleared away early today and all be-
lated passenger trains are moving
Fred W Andree. the conductor who was
killed. was TO have retired from rail-
rOading in the next thgee days to go
into business for himself
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
BRICK MAKING Is
ADDED TO INDUSTRY
PortersviIIe Company Owns Its
Own Beds of Clay
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PORTERSvILLE, July 1s.-The latest
industry TO receive the attention of
Porterville people is brick making.
About ten days ago the brick kiln be-
longing to J. II. Hornsby turned out
the first batch Of brick. and these
have been tested and pronounced good
by an expert from San Francisco.
Besides the ordinary building brick
the company viii make glazed brick
The clay for this kind viii be shipped
from the White river country, where
the company owns land.
In conjunction with the brick making
Hornsby also contemplates putting UP
machinery for burning lime.
At the last meeting Of the Strach-
more Citrus association all bids for the
proposed packing house were rejected
The reason for this action is that q
number of changes are in contempla-
tion and the directors think that the
work will be more satisfactorily done
II they put UP the structure themselves
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
BLEACHED BONES ARE
FOUND BY HUNTER
Coroner Investigating Mystery
at 0roVille
TSpecial Dispotch 10 The Cali

lSPecf0t DiSpotch 10 ne NdHI
OROVILLE. July 1S.-The bleached
bones of a man were found yesterday at
noon on the Spring Valley ridge, four
miles east of Cherokee, by Fred Thu
nen of this city.
Thunen was hunting deer when he
came upon the bones under bush. 1t
was evident the man had been dead two
years or more. The coroner has gone
10 investigate.
4 Western Pacific teamster has been
missing for two years or more and il
may he that he wandered into the hills
and died.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
SACRAMENTO TO VOTE
UPON RIVER BONDS
SIS, 900 Will Be Used to Aid in
Widening Stream

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SACRAMENTO, July 1S.-A resolu-
tion calling for the bonding of Sacra-
mento to raise $4,000 to help toward
the widening of the mouth of the Sac
ramento river will be introduced at the
next meeting of the city trustees and
probably will be passed. 1t is planned
to hold the bond election about the mid
die of August. The money, if raised.
will be applied to the purchase of a
right of way in the island districts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
OF PIONEER
CONTEST MILES WILL
Accuse Sole Heir of Using Un-
due Influence
TSbeeiol Dsbofch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. July 1S.-A contest
of the will of the late Ralph A. Miles,
a pioneer resident Of Gait on the
ground that undue influence was
brought to bear upon him by his
nephew, Gary Miles, who is also the
sole heir, has been brought by George
H Miles of Los Angeles and five other
nephews who live in the east. The
Miles estate is worth s20,750, exclusive
of the Miles hotel property in San
Francisco, which is claimed by Gary
Miles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
FIRST MAN TO EMPLOY
SALESWOMEN REACHES 81

Saleswomen throughout the country
have been sending congratulations to
B. F. Hamilton of Saco, Me-, who has
just attained his ninety-fir birthday.
Hamilton was the first merchant to
employ saleswomen, and the people of
his town, men and women, boycotted
his store in consequence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
SHERIFF REoApruREs pa1soNER-Lesli,

by Denutv Sber;sf Nd Haiob az tba yeonest
of Sheriff A. f. Smith of Modoc county for
horse stealing. was taken north Sunday even
ing by Sheriff Smith. who had arrived during
the day to get his man. Boyse had escaped
from the sheriff after his arrest. the two
were old friends and the sheriff had taken
precautions to restrain him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
BUT TWO CONTESTS
IN COUNTY ELECTION
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

IOPeCIdl DISPdIcH 10 7 TIC NuUI
VALLEJO, July 1S,-At the coming
primary the only contests for county
Offices in Solano county will be for
superior JUICE and county recorder.
The Successful aspirant for judge will
have a clear field for election, there
being no democratic candidate. This
will leave only two contests for county
offices at the election, these being
sheriff and recorder.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
FLIGHT FOR LIFE is
CAUSED BY FLAMES
Early Morning Fire Destroys
Property Worth $4,000
[Speci0l DispOtch 10 The Call

HAMILTON CITY, July 1S.-An early
morning fire destroyed three business
buildings here today. The blaze was
discovered in a Japanese laundry. The
japanese had to fee for their lives. It
spread to a building used by the sugar
company and a restaurant. Two small
buildings adjoining were also de-
strOyed. The loss is about $4,000. All
the buildings were frame.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
WORKMAN CRUSHED TO
DEATH BENEATH LOGS

[Specsa Dispatch 10 The Call
TRUcKEE, July Is.-while piIing
legs for the Warren mill near Boca,
Jack Smith was caught under some
logs Saturday. He was crushed Sc
vcrely and was brought to the hospital
here. He died today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
SHASTA POSTPONES
DRY COUNTY HEARING

REDDING, July Is.-County super
visors here today decided to postpone
consideration OF the anti-saloon pc
tition. seeking a wet and dry election,
Gntil November 10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS

tor Richmond Congregational church, San Fran
cisco, Ralph Waldo Yeazel and Eulita Con-
stance Anderson, both of Napa.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
w. p. BREAKS FREIGHT
RECORD TO CHICAGO
Carries Fruit to Windy City in
31z Days
ISheoinI Disnnfch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 1S.-Word to
the effect that the special Western
Pacific fruit train which left Sacra-
mento Wednesday night in a race with
the Southern Pacific fruit special
reached Chicago Sunday at noon has
been received st the local offices. This
time was three and a half days and sets
a new record for a freight train. Ii
ran practically on passenger schedule
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
SAN JOSE SUPERVISORS
PLAN BETTER EXHIBIT
Appropriate Funds to Improve
Showing in Ferry Building

Opecfdt dispatch 10 ne CALL
SAN JOSE, July 1S.-Aroused by
criticism to which this county has been
subjected on account of the poor fruit
exhibit of this section in the state
ferry building at San Francisco, steps
were taken today by the board of SUI
pervisors to make better showing.
An appropriation of $500 was made to
construct new cases Men are busy
collecting fruit exhibits and a new dis
play will soon be ready.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
CARD OF THAMES

GRANUCCI-We wish TO thank our NAM
friends and acquaintsnces for their floral ~
ferings and kind sympathy extended us dnr-
ing our recent bereavement-the loss OF a low
ing wife and mother NV
A. GRANTCCI and E.p,Ir.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
CARD OF THANKS

ERNST-We. the relatives OF the lata I'd
ward Ernst. wish to thank our friends Tor
their sympathy and assistance during our rsfa
bereavement. and especially the members ~
Golden Gate lodge No 81. San Francisco. Surf
lodge No. 6f2 OF San Luis Obispo B. OF l. -
and L. F., also shop and enginemep of san
Francisco. MRS. Fl. W Ernst
MISS MABEL Ernst
J. r. CAIRNS
&. d. CAIRNS
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-04
NEW YORK FUTURES.

New York, May 3.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance
of 2 to points and during the early
trading sold to II points higher on
the old crop and about points high
er on the new, as result of bull
support of near months, covering OF
new crop shorts and little fresh buy
ing, encouraged by steady late cables
from Liverpool, the outlook for cooler
weather in the south and reports that
large shipments are to be made in
the future in the local stock.
Near month shorts seemed to be
very uneasy during the morning and
May sold up to 14.9S, while July ad-
vanced to 1880, or about Is points
over the closing figures of last night,
on active covering. At this level of
ferings became heavier and the mar
ket at midday was several points
off from the best under indications OF
realizing by the big bulls. The new
crop sold 5 to points above the
closing prices of last night in sympa-
thy with the old crop strength, but
ruled comparatively quiet.
The weekly report of the weather
bureau read bullishly. but appeared
to have been discounted as the mar
ket continued quiet after it's publica-
tion, with prices ruling about l to
9 points net higher during the early
afternoon, near months being rela-
tiyely firm
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-04
TRANSFERS Of
REAL ESTATE
DEEDS RECORDED IN THE OF.
FlCE OF THE CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT SHOWING THE
CHANGING OF OWNERSHIP OF
PROPERTY.

Malcolm Pugh and wife TO Charles
F'isher-West half of southeast quarter
| Of section 18, township 3 north, range
81 west-$1 and other considerations.
i. i. Davis, trustee, to J. II. D'Alem-
beTte, trustee-A tWo-tifths undivided
interest in lots q and 22 and east so
feet Of west 120 feet Of lot t8. block
10, Naxent tract-$1 and other consid-
eTations.
l.. J. Alfred to II. X. Davis-Lots 18
and II, block 150, New City-$100 and
other considerations.
Charles Eugene 10 German Krone
East 40 feet of north so feet Of lot II,
block 3, Old City-$100 and other con-
sideTations.
Mary C. and c. T.. NcVoy to J. J.
Hooton-Lots and south half Of lot 2,
block 81. East King tract-$150.
Leslie e. Brooks and wife to Ebert
A. Clubbs-Block 120, East King tract
500 and other considerations.
Ben 4. DUnham and wife to Ches. A.
Born-North % feet of east 12o feet
Of arpent lot %, Old City, having
frontage Of % feet on west side or
Palsfox street by 100 Oh south side
Gregory street-$l, 900 and other con-
sideTations.
H. P. FerTiss to L. E. BTooks-Eass
TIC feet Of lots 13, IA and Is, block 5.
Belmont tFact-s11 and other consta-'
erations.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-04

was not intended for the special meet
ing to consider.
The claim filed by Sheriff Van Pelt
for feeding the county road prisoners,
was brought up. but the statement
was made that there had been no
report coming from the court, which
was investigating the matter. and the
question was laid over until another
meeting, or until the courts could be
heard from on the question.
Wilson & Boswell. G firm in Barlow,
Fla, asked for certain information
concerning county finances, and the
letter was referred to the clerk for re
ply.
A communication from President
Stillman Of the Pensacola Investment
Company, asked that some improve
ment be made to the road leading to
East Pensacola, the board being in
formed that the company had spent
large sums of money in developing the
tract and building good interseCting
roads. The board was on record as
having attempted to make improve
ments there with the county convicts
some time since but it was stated
necessary material had been refused.
1t was ordered, however, that some
work be done TO the road whenever
clay material was available.
The letter from W. N. J. Scott. car
rying with it his request for appoint
ment as county enumeratOr, was read
and action favorable to him was taken
as denoted elsewhere.
The petition frcm Thos. b. Meeker.
acting for number OfUeople who had
been arrested for allowing cattle to
run at large, was then presented.
1t was decided that a meeting be
held next Tuesday as usual. despite
the fact that it is election day and
with one exception every member OF
the board is a candidate for re-elec-
ton. All the country members said
they were willing to leave their re-
spective precincts in the hands of the
chosen inspectors and clerks.