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TME DIAz HELR APPARENT.
Pellx DtAE. Net Corral May ne Declared
Eleeeed Vlee.Presltsent % Mexlco.

MEKICO CITT. June "A stir has heen
creatsd throughout ths country hy ths
report that Gen. Felix Dlas. nephew Of
President Dinz. Is tn ~ elect"d Vice
President AZ the alertion N ~ held neHt
Sunday, Il is asserted by men Whp ara
IN touch with inside politics that while
Ramon CorTal's namo will 10 On tho ticket
Tor reelection it is planned that Gen.
Felix Diaz shall bs declared slsctsd.
Gen. Felix Diaz rcoeived two months leave
Of absence from his oilce Of chief Of police
OF this city last Monday.
In support of this alleged plan IN make
him Vioe- President Il Is stated that tho
political unrest and disorder over the
country are due nor- 10 the unpopuhrity
Of Corral and tho practical assurance
that hs will step into the Presidency
should he b9 reelected Vics- President
than IN any opposition IN President Diaz.
Cen. Felix DiRz has heen mentioned
prominently for mOrs than a year for the
place. Repeatedly he hls issued mani
festos declaring that h. could not and
would not allow his name tO he used.
He IL without doubt QUO pf tho most
popular young MexiCans Of the republic
He was 10 have the support Oi both the
roelectionists and the anti-electiOnists.
He has occupied the important post of
chief of police Of the Federal district
Tor about ak years This position is
one OF the most important military posts
in Mexico. a. in his hands lied ths safety
Of the Mexican capital He resembles
his uncle, the President. In appearance.
disposition and character BY many
on the inside young Diaz has been looked
upon a. Presidential timber for more than
two years.
MONTEREY. Mexico. June 2t-Ths Gov
eFment u taking every pnecaution b
prevent riOting in the cities and towns Of
northern AieAicO at tho Presidential
election on Sunday. The military forces
In all the border communities has been
increased. The lists Of names Of the men
IN each precinct who are qualified tO vote
are now being posted. Loud complaint
is made that only names OF persons who
are known tO ba favorable IN the rrelso-
ton OF President Diaz and Vice President
Corral are on these official hstS.
GALVESTON. June 2A.-Rsquests from
Mexico for better protection Of the Texas
and Arizona border resulted in the issue
Of orders for three toops Of cavalry TO
be in readiness 10 start at short notice
Tor tho Rio GTande Valley. Orders were
Issued n the commandant at Fort San
JacintO this afternoon for one troop and
later another order called for three
IL is expectsd that they will be moved
by special train during tho night. Fifty
special Deputy United States Marshals
have been sworn in and sent 10 the border.
A report tonight saws 9OO men have
been arrested on the Mexican side and
the jails are filed with prisoners charged
with completely IN the revolutionary
movem ent
The sun., 1910-06-25
Father Mssre.s aIlrer Jubnss.

The celebration Of tho twenty fifth
anniversary Of the ordination Of the
Very Rev. John W. Moore. {. M.. preai-
dent of 81. Johns Catholic College and
Diocesan Seminary IN Brooklyn. took
place yesterday. beginning In the morn
ing with a solemn high mas At Sc. Johns
Church in Lewis avenue. of which Father
Moore Is rector. Bishops MoDOnnell and
Mundelein and more than a hundred
n the leading priests In tho diocese were
present After the services there was a
luncheon Al tho college building and
addresses wore made BY bishop Nc iJOnnell,
Mgr Edward W McCarty. tle Rev. John
BeliOrd and Mgr. Patrick MoHals. In
tho evening a public reception was given
in the college auditorium In honor Of
Father moore
The sun., 1910-06-25
DIED.

ABBOT On June -. Thomas B Abbot
Services A. -rHE FuNERAL CHuncH- CAMP
HEtL HLnal. .n West 20 sL
BANE.-On June q 1910. at reaidsurs, ~ wss,
I'm 81. Aary Ann Rave. aged 70 yeAa
services a. residence Friday evening. June ~
al o'clOck, Burial Greenwood Cemeisfyl
saturday. the 3sth. az O'Clock
Carl TON.-On Thursday. June - 1910 At Enn-
beth. n J., Albert Beverly Carlton. age -
ysars. Iunerai services will he held on SatgS-
day, June .. At , O'Clock. a. hls late red.
dence. aoi West jersey st. EnzsbetA.NJ
DANA.-on Friday. June =. 1910. Francis r. Dana
Funeral AZ hts late residence iae Rouct agu
summit. y J att o'ciock sunday afternoon
On he arrival OF the train leaving Hobokeu.
d.. L. a ". r. r.. at 2l5 p. NJ lntcrmenl
Monday morning a. Greenwood ccmcpsry.
DFNNN.-On Wednesday. June .. 1910, Joaa
Tappan nenny.
Funeral services az bis late residence West
SD st.. saturday afternoon. June =. a.
o'clock. lnterment nriyatc
FERGUSON Suddenly. on June .. 1910. At nsa.
Yer, Cot. Francis A.. husband Of Hertha
Ferguson. In the t7th year Of his age
Funeral from residence ~. Riverside Drive
sunday. June -. at 10 o clock Ia the s'ier.
noon. interneni at sleepy Hollow Gene fe-y,
TarFytoWn. v. y.
KISHIDA On June =. ssizarmou Kshidl
services At "rHE FUNERAL CHUrcH- CaNr.
HRiL BLDol. 2u West I'D st.. Suntsy
oci0ck. japanese invited
LINNEKIN. On June =. 1910. Capt Or'hstoa
beloved husband Of Nellie Linhskin. To he
ISgh year
Services At his late residence. N. Jsrrrsor 49,.
Brooklyn. saturday evening June 81
O'Clock. lnterment private.
McLEAN.-On June 2. 1910. Ruth G. urL-i1
Service THE FUNEHAL CHuuCH .tl We 30
a. lFRANK r. CANFAKIL BInaI
ME DE suddenly. June ~ at poughasr r.'.
NY. Helen Irene. wife of Charlie, Uraf. iri
daughter OF sarah Pcls and Jhr late VI Hn
J. Smlth
Funeral services viii he held a. her reside
Virginia av.. sunday. June - a. o Boz.
RoBiNSON.- June .. 1910. Cha1ss f.T
Robinson. Seryi-e TVS FUSEgNL %. .f
2tiWest21d - tFRtNK 2. CANFsELr 5.r'
WiNTER-Ou June ., 1910 l.,ui. Wa'r
Service -THE FUNEHAL CHUECu -ii ".. 10
o. tFHANK T.. JAMFbFtL BLuI n
aficnoon. 2m
The sun., 1910-06-25

The treaty. which the court freely adm,
10 not entertained in the present case =, !
contemporaneOus and uniform inter- -s,.
uon ought 70 turn the scale 50 Tar a. ...
court IL advised there Is but one nr d .
OF the question hy Law writer's AMI ....
executive department ot our rOuntr,
II Charlton Is not eNtraditpd tn =, -
for trial he will be released from rrl., To-.
IL was said both NJ the State Dpp.r,.
and az the Department # Justice, o. ....
that he cannot he tried IN 'hi- ..........
TOR q crime committed abroad Tho.
no court having jurisdiction
The sun., 1910-06-25
AFRO AND CAR ~ COLLISION.
Mrs. Nelson ,. GayioFd Of NSntelAIr
seriously Injured.

MoNrCLAIR. n. j.. June "a An auto
mobile containing Nelson j Gaylord Of
iOI Maple avenue. Mrs Gaylord and their
son Stanley. u years old, and driven by
Chauffeur Lawrence IArvizare, collided
ia Midland avenue tonight with a trolley
car at the corner Of Bloomfield avenue
Mrs Gaylord was thrown out and seri-
ollsly injured. Mr. Gaylord WAS also
badly bruised. but young Gaylord, who
was hurried through the wind shield when
the cars came together WAS not injured
The chauffeur also escaped unhurt. The
automobile was badly damaged and the
aoCident tied up traffic on the trolley line
for a short while.
The members oi the Gaylord family
we're taken 10 their home in another
AUTOMOBILES
The sun., 1910-06-25
CHARLrON'S BOT noon PRiNKS.
Father HRd HIm LOcked IN and He
Deyrl@ped a Passion for .Ian Iife.

OMAHA. Neb June p Porter Charlton
was looked upon "a very erratic during
his school days in Omaha aud some of his
pranks arr yet rememberrd IN the schools
which he attended.
70 numerous were these that his father
finally arranged 10 have him arrested and
to permit him 20 spend \ day and night IN
Jail. But young Charlton fell ia love with
the place and after being discharged from
custody refused 20 leave the jail
On his fathers request the toy was sent
home in the care Of the Ofiicsr. but before
the day was over he was hack al the Jail
again and asked 10 be put tack IN the cell
For days he haunted the place and his
father had difficulty in attempting 20 break
him of the Jail habit
The sun., 1910-06-25
ROOSEI ELT NAMES THE DITE.
win Address the Conservation Congress
on Tuesday. sept. q.

WASHINGTON, June p Announcement
was made tonight by Thomas r Ship.
secretary Of the National Conservation
Association. that Col Theodore Roosevelt
has selected Tuesday. September q. a. the
date on which he will address the second
National Conservation Congrsas at 81
Paul
The invitation 10 Col Roosevelt was
extended by Clifford Pinchot and accepted
on condition that date could he arranged
that would be- satisfactory 90 the sN-
President Clifford PinchOt. who ~ presi-
dent Of the association. decided 10 hold
open the dates for the congress az ~
Paul until he could hear definitely from
Col Roosevelt IL was decided to-day
20 bold the congress on September 6-a
inclusive. Col Roosevelt will speak on
the irst day and has delighted the con-
servationiatS by promising them that he
will remain throughout the three DAYS of
the congress and participate IN the
proceedings
The sun., 1910-06-25
ROOSEvELT on rae BOARD.
Chosen q Trustee Of the TuSksgee Insti.
tute Of Alabama.

The trustees Of the T,iskegee Normal
aud Industrial Institute in Alabama held
meeting yesterday in the rooms Of the
General Education Board. and among
other things added TO tho board as trus-
tees Theodore Roosevelt. Frank Trum-
bull. chairman Of the board Of directors
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. and
Charles = Mason Of the firm Of \. ID
Warren a Co.. Boston. The motion 10
elect Col Roosevelt A. a trustee was made
by ". W Campbell an Alabama banker
and vice-president of the board. Col
Roosevelt has already aiRniied his will.
lngness TO accept membership on the
TuskeRee board
The sun., 1910-06-25

Justice Marcus IN ths Supreme Court.
Brooklyn, yesterday granted Phmbs l..
COttrell tlS q Woah alimony and arOp
counsel fee pending the trial Of hsr aiit
Tor separation against Royal 4. Cottrsll.
. pubiin school toachar. Iila nnuiinnaion
Ul the plaintiff for 10 ouatnfy % their
thrga-year Old son wna dsnied.
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CSHferenee Report On ChmpaiEn SntFl.
bntlons nml Ahspted.

VASE ISOTON. June 7i-The h 10 PRO
viding for publicity of campaign con-
tributions IN national elections has been
agreed b in confsr-n ce. the senate con
fereeq winning out. The House amend
mcni providing Tor publicity u campaign
contributions before ~ well a. after
elections was eliminated from the bin
and the senate amendTuant requiring
publicity only after elections was aEread
%. There vas no opposition % the ad0p-
tion ~ the report of The coufsrnsa
The sun., 1910-06-25
To PrOauce a Play nv Mrs. Chs,,,o,

COrss Paytnn announced LAST Ui-.,
that he had secured the rights of d, r..r
By Mrs. Mary Scott Castle Charn..
The play. which bears the title -T..
Struggle OF the Strong Is alrpaIv r
rehearsal and will IN producet hv NJ
Paytnns stock company az the Acafr,nv
of Music. Mr.. Payton says within tV,
weeks.
The sun., 1910-06-25
NO USE To nam KELIHER.
D~puty MARSHAL says GSVeFnmenS Would
RearFest Hlm on GTaser Charges.

Rearrest Him On Gra,er Charges.
BOSTON. June g. Friends Of ZIG Bill
Keliher. now In the Charles street Jail.
wore given a surprise to-day when Deputy
Marshal Morse announced that their
efforts 20 secure kelihsrs release on hail
were In vain and that even n the neoss-
aary EO.OOO should be raised the Federal
authorities would at once arrest the con-
victed man on new charges
The Government has got something
sven more important 10 spring than the
charges upon which keiiher was con
victsd- declared Morse this afternoon
4 am not at liberty 20 state the nature of
this. hut | can say that keliher would at
once b. arrested N he secured bail"
The sun., 1910-06-25
seymour FIiss tate = Post.

Providence. June Joe seymour,
the aviator, who Was 70 give an exhibition
a. Nauaganastt Park tN-mOrroW, hew
into q post IN a trial Hight hts this after
noon. smashed his bipiana and was him
sell painfully injured Tomorrow eH-
hibition has been postponed.
The sun., 1910-06-25
Law Is SLOW ~ IrALY.
AlsS JncertRlu BFacs Of Wae kmer,
Acquitted and Apulnuned.

ROME. June 2i.-lt is stated that extra
dition fornalitiss in the oass Of Porter
Charlton. should extFaditiOn be- anu4ht.
will require thras montha. Hence Charl-
ton Ia not hholy 70 BE- brought 70 Iisly
The sun., 1910-06-25
MARRIED.

bOWEN-SrEVENs.- THURSDAY. June :. 81
81 Marks Church In the Bouv erie hy ne
Rev br. LoriuE Batien. Elizabeth Winthrop
daughter OF Mr. and Nrs. LedyArd stevens
10 John De kovcn Bowen. son Of Mr. and Mn
Joseph 1iiton Bowen Of Chicago. chicago
and Providence papers please copy.
The sun., 1910-06-25
UNDERTAkERS.


FRANK p. CAMPBELL. 7aI-gtJ ". gId u
Chaptlg. Ambulance Scryirr Tr. iH-l
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] suppose Il was due 70 the intimacy
NJ the friendship that had previously
existed There was a suggestion thar
some s.5 10 or some $4,000 might ne
available II the contracts were not pro-
bibited Yesterday. as I am informed.
there was made a similar proposition
90 a member IN the other house..
Now. an ex-senator from Nebraska
y Interested in these contracts and an
ex-senator from Kansas h Interested
IN them and a powerful lobby has been
maintained here IN the interest Of these
contracts
The senate was plainly startled by
senatOT Cores charges. and Tor a minute
~ tWn thsra was a buzz Of conversation
A. the members whispered n ons another
senator Gore went on. however. N eu-
Hrsss his thanks for the consideration
and kindness which senator Hale as
chairman " the Appropriations Com
riftee had accorded him In the matter
" This amendment
y wish Il possible senator Gore
added -to prevent this amendment.
which wa ieSiRned to ba a shield for the
protection II the Indians. from being
converted Into sword and dagger
FOR iheir ImdninE ! feel In conscience
and in honor bound n e1srt every Dos
slide effort ~ stay tho Consum nation
ny these contracts and tho psrpetration
~ This steal against the defencelegs
Indians NJ Tho ~ts'e II Oklahoma n
lave ieit compelled here and now. hu.
hfhating ~ n h.. ~ make this statement.
~ hat y these contracts ars ever carried
oii Il must bs done with the fun knowl- J
~a9s that whether corruption has bean
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Julius Berenden and wife to George A. Apple
Point Lobos avenues. W 100 by \ %; $40 {
Moses Levy to Eliza ]. Levy, lot in L line
OF Forty-fourth avenue, 100 OF street.
y 90 by Z 10. 5 90, w 1876, 100, W 20, n
Homestead realty company 10 John v. Burlos
ct al lot 2. block L. Silver Terrace; $40
Carl c. Standefer TO Michael A. Mclaughlin.
lot in line Of Cole street. 6T;6 of Fulton,
1876 BY 1858; SO.
Marcela Burns to Thomas Burns ct al, lot
in W line Of Alabama street. 233 s OF Twenty
second, 5 q by " 100; $40.
Frank A. Meyer to Caroline A Meyer. lot In
line Of Willow avenue, 65:11 W OF Larkin
street, W 51:7 By O;1; 81.
Jacob Heyman company TO v Gamboni NIaz-
ziteli. lot in E line of Prospect avenue. 175
of Esmeralda avenue. s so by 14O; $40.
Carlo GENTLE to same. lot at Ne corner OF
one other piece; $40
Charles Munter to David R. Eisenbach. lot in
2 line OF Hyde street. 9T:6 OF O'Farren, \
Theresa Posener to David R. Eisenbach. lot in
z line Of Hyde street. 9I:6 Of O'Farrell. \
NJ F. Blanchard and wife to Alfred Richard
son and wife, lot in line Of Thirtieth street.
% W Of Sanchez; W S:6, 64. 21;6. 81.
Alfred Richardson and wife to Martin Hanson.
Margaret Fleming TO Alfred Puccini. lot in
W line OF Jones street, $50 Of Lombard, \
25 by W 1876; $40
Frederick Woerner to Henry Woerner lot in
line Of Twenty second avenue, 125 OF
street. so by 12O; $40.
Crocker Estate company TO Margaret J. Law
Ter, lot 80, block E, additions TO Castro street
addition and c. F. Terrace; $40
Alfred Peter Nielsen to Sol Getz & Sons. lot
in SW line Of Persia avenue 75 Sc Of Moscow
street Sc 80 by SW 10O $40.
Rivers Brothers to Patriek H. Conway and
Clara A. Lea to Maurice d. Lea, lot II. block
Z. FairmOunr. SO.
Potrero realty company to Antonio BertolinO.
lot in + line OF Rhode Island street. Al $ OF
Twentieth . by E 100; grant
Augusta h. Gibbs 10 MAXWELL realty
pany. lot at corner Main and Market streets,
NE 1910 by Sc 137 IS; $40.
Rivers Brothers to Myrl Crane. lot %. block
u. Lakeview; SO.
Bay District land company to Paul zassi and
wife. lot at SW corner Of Fifth avenue and
street, . by W 90; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
Army and Navy Orders
TSpceiaI Dispatch to The CAN

L
WASHINGTON, June THE war de-
partment has issued these orders:
Major George z. Pickett, paymaster
of the department of California is
granted an additional months leave.
Leave of absence for two months, to
take effect upon arrival at San Fran
cisco, is granted to Captain NJ O'COn-
nor, acting Judge advocate.
Captain William Fl. Curry signal
corps, is relieved from detail in that
corps. assigned to the Third infantry
and will proceed TO San Francisco and
report to the commanding general Of
the department of California for duty
pending the departure Of a transport
for the Philippines.
Twelfth cavalry, will proceed to Manila
for duty as witness before court
of inquiry.
The following officers have been de-
tailed for duty at the camp of In
struction at American take. Washing
ton during Aqiggst i2fsspt MiSj9T Charles
jor Edward l. MusOn. medical corps.
Captains Leroy Eltinge. Fifteenth cav
airy william ass d. Wo6gT Wa1{eTs Third cav
Frank NJ Caldwell Glenn H Davis
Twelfth infantry; Ernest d. Scott, Fifth
field artillery; Joseph Fl. Janda, First
infantry, and James W. McAndrew.
Upon conclusion Of the camp. Major
Farnsworth and Captains Davis and
Scott will proceed to the Atascadero
ranch, California. about September Is
and report to the commanding general
of the camp of instruction at that place
for duty.
Captain Henry H. Sheen, quartermas-
ter upon the completion OF the duty
assigned him Nav 16. will proceed to
Alcatraz Cal and report to the com
mandant of the Pacific branch military
prison as quartermaster. relieving Cap
tain Kensey J. MaptOn, quartermaster
who will proceed to San Francisco. re-
porting TO the commanding general Of
the department of California for duty
as assistant to the chief quartermaster
The navy department has issued the
following orders:
Commander G. r. SlOcum. when dis
charged from treatment at the naval
hospital. Mare island. viii be granted
sick leave for one month
Pay Director L. c. Kerr. detached
from duty as navy pay officer at san
Francisco TO await orders
The following cable message has
been received from the commander in
chief of the Pacific fleet at Yokohama.
Commander H P Jones. detached
from naval station at Cavite. ordered
lieutenant o. F. Cooper. detached
from the Asiatic torpedo fleet on the
Dale, ordered home
Lieutenant II. H Michael. detached
from the naval station at Cavfte. orr
dered to Charleston.
Midshipman NJ. ]. Peterson. detached
from the Dale. ordered to naval hosnitaI
at Canacao for treatment
Midshipman w A. Lee, detached from,
the New Orleans, ordered to The
Helena
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued
HERRICK. THE RRoKER.

70 rHT HERRIcK psIs4 THE BROKER; ~
ING ROOMS. PLEASANT PLACE TO
GET ACQUAINTED.
GEO; 4. HERRIck, 1905 MARKET ST.. IN
YEARS REFERENCE TT The WEST WESTERN Il
NATIONAL BANK
AS l HAVE No OPPOSITION IN SAN FRAN
CISCO. and have. all of the available businesses
that are for sale, THAT WILL STAND IN
your while to cali at my Offices and nd get an in n
sight into and details of the different businesses
that that t have for sale. NoTIcE,I have every
turing business for sale; also several one-half
interests in some good paying businesses.
HAVE you got $3.50 cash? If you have. I
have small store suitable for lady or man and
wife for that amount
SALOON; heart of Market St: high class;
splendid future; long lease; price So, 500; the
license In this saloon is worth $4,000.
SALOON; good corner saloon, doing an aver
age business OF s36 day; rent only SIS per
SALOON JUST AROUND THE CORNER;
o aceouna nicely a S5sd qP T ihgoc
will sell you this saloon for $1,000; clearing
over $500 month
NoTICE-I have several high class saloons on
and around Market ST., downtown; call and let
me give you the details.
ONE OF THE BEST SALOONS on Fillmore
ST.; NEW: 6 years lease; price s225o.
oNEHALF INTEREST in splendid saloon;
Market ST.; rent $500; this is good; 81 600 for
the half interest.
ness; will invoice 81 900; 1 will sell Won this
tomorrow for $500 cash.
NOTICE. have several other saloons that 7
can sell you at wonderfully low prices say
rom 5000 up. and I can guarantee every one
OF tnem to be just as represented; all bargains.
RoADHoUsE-I have one OF the best in the
seate; 81 SO close IN; very cheap rent: receipts $40
n3s 10 Soo day; heavy stock; elegantly fur
hlsned rooms; 4 years lease; price $2, 800
the license is worth half of that; be sure and
see this; real bargain.
CIGAR STANDS-I have number Of good
STANDS that / can sell you right; call and see
GhOCERY-Fine corner location: 8 nice living
rooms large back yard; rent $25; fine place for
man and wife; price $500.
CANDY. CONFECTIONERY and notion store
=, nice living rooms: rent only SO; this is
nice place; price $3.50.
STATIONERY and notion store: nice living
room' furniture included: price $500.
NoTIoE-we have all kinds of small stores,
ranging in price from 5000 up with nice living
rooms rooms and reasonable rent; if you are looking
well to see me before purchasing as / keen
an up to date listing and can give you bar
gains that are seldom found.
GEO GEO A. HERRICK, INVESTMENT BROKER,
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
PROPOSALS AND BIDS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOIICE CONTRACTORS
Office of the Board of State Harbor Commits
sioners, Union Depot and Ferry House. San
francisco, California, May 26, 1910.
Sealed proposals bids win be received at
THIS Office at prior to IL O'Clock a. m. on
THURSDAY, June 80. 1870 for furnishing ma
teria!s and constructing section 10 of the seawall
on the water front of the city and county or
San Francisco, in accordance with the plans and
specincations prepared therefor by the Assistant
State Engineer Of the Board and adopted by the
BOARD May 49, 1910, and on hle in this ofnce,
to which special reference is hereby made The
materials to be used in the work consist of the
requisite Quantities OF fresh cut. close grained
douglas yellow FIR piles creosoted piles, mer-
chantable yellow hr lumber, slaves for cylinders.
sheet piling. band iron, portland cement, sand.
crushed rock, embankment rock, reinforcing ma
teriais, castings, structural steel, car springs.
ana % steel rails and fastenings, etc, all to be OF
the pest quality specified and subject to rigid
examination. No bid will be received unless II
Is made on blank form furnished from this
Ior nTe (o) per cent of the amount of the bid
payable TO the order of the Secretary OF the
boara as guarantee on the part of the sue
cessful bidder that he will within six (6) days
after the acceptance of the bid enter into a
written contract to do said work according to
the plans and specifications prepared therefor
and viii also execute and file with this Board
q oond In such sum the Board may deem
adequate with surety company to be approved
by the Board of State Harbor Commissioners
and conditioned for the faithful performance OF
such contract, nor will said bid be considered
by this Board unless delivered to the Secretary
or TO the Assistant Secretary at the office of the
secretary at or prior to II o'clock a. m on
place the bids will be opened.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids II deemed for the best interests of the
State.
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
ing of the bids.
W. R. PORTER,
Lieut. Governor and Acting Governor Of the
State of California.
Supervisor and Acting Mayor Of 1.-The the City and
County of San Francisco.
W. V. STAFFORD,
w. Z. DENNISON,
p. s. TELLER,
Board Of State Harbor Commissioners.
RALPH BARKER,
Assistant State Engineer
W. B. THORPE,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
building Contracts

Henry Gutzelt with c. ". Hanshrough-
erect a class building in SW line Of Jessie
street. 4S7:6 SW OF Fourth. SW 62.6. Sc 100
NE 37:6 NV 90 NE 25. NV 20: SIS. $50
Henry Marquard with Hugh E. Pynn-Altera
tions and additions to three story building (fouI
hats) in line Of Waller street 1876 W OF
Shrader W % by 1876; S555.