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fan apt nM i rm a 1 lliflffi iDniron apt nM EXPOSITION SITE Executive Committee Submits Location Question to the Directors rSArJ I NEW PLACE IS PROPOSED 3 II csoerg nas uu Miy rwn iui More Land to Piece Out Harbor View An Important Men wa taken vMtir day toward the solution of the question Of th Bite for thr Panrnii rminr in trnatlonal Exposition when the execu tive committee referred the whole mat tr to the hoard of directors for Its final determination No vote wr taken In the executive comratte nliMi met 11 flock in the forvnuon and the nbjei win ub mltted to Hie boa id of tltr tors with out speoirt rt online million of either the Golden Gate Park or Harbor View ftltea The board of director met at oclock In the afternoon and received and iictepted the report of lie executive committee to the effect that it had been unable to agree on any of the pro posed site The decision I now sqnarelv before the director for ai tlon and the board has resohed to hold ilallv meetings until a final otP shall he taken At the afternoon session new site vbi proposed hv A 1 Fsberjc a map of which was hung on the wall of the board room for 1nspe tlon Thh map depicts a miKgestinn from Architect Coxhead for addition to the pro posed Harbor lew site Ms proposition beln to Include the Mate water lots and other lands east of an Ness ae nue and along the of Telegraph hill a part of which Is also Included In the scheme IWOItK I ltK ONHTR1 TION This wntj invohe the nnwtru tlon of a epin i ladu mer come the treat heiKht he street level It Is I pi i poei in lliN plan to do nnHldeialle work In deep water on account 1 the ost if the viaduct anil the jiiNI Ion of prop etty now mupiPtl wMrehoucs and facto i Iti lm lie out this proposed ad litlon Mai lr lw run Into man ml ill of ijirn fir tie founda ions and pre mlim rk In preparing the Inn 1 thi I uildings of the epiHlt Ion After ttie meeting the hoard of dl rectors the following stdtiincnt wai given out 1resl lent hai lea Moor The executive i ntnmlttep not Icing unanimous on the ipieMlon of the she and onaidei ing that the Ijwt pro vided for the question to 1 i HnHllj de termlned the hoaid of direttirs It wm thought wle at this time to sub mlt the matter to the hoard of direct org As the pxeiitl lonnnlttee had alread eliminated certain of the nit thus redm ItTg tt numtt of avallal le ones to tlirii or four and us manv of the members of he hoard of directors were alrendv attending the meetings of the inmmltl It whs 11 ought Mat time oull he sned jasnlng the whole mattt i along to the hoard of directors itcetl ei with the data ii nd other information wlihh Iihh be ol lected during the lust tl iee im nlhs id that ph tep from now on will be a prOKressi one Theie is a spirit uooil will mil tolernn among the members i the board eai ii rei unlzlns the enrnest ness of the opinions of the others een If they onslder thern tnlsicul led It was determined to meet dallv from now until th lie has been de termlned and all Hie nninhri if the board will be urnlshi il with oples of the lnformatl wlili has been collected hi exec i i nmmlt tee Km li has pledged himself to Investigate the various sites th se to whl they have hitherto lin poed We felt that the executive committee had gone Jut as far na it iould go to advantage pitoi to the defemilna tlon of the tiuesllon by the fvill board SANTA ROSA FIRE AGENTS FAVOR GOLDEN GATE PARK tt Adopt Resolutions Declaring for the Park as Site for Panama Pacific Exposition SANTA ROA June 7 The nta Roaa Board of Lot a Kl re Insuru Agents held a meeting at the dental Hotel on Tuesday afternoon and adopted a resolution fa orlng olden Gate Park for the site of the Panama Pacific Exposition The lo 1 hoard also discussed matters pert lining to lower Insurance rates for Santa Uosn and will endeavor to secure a reduction at opce The members ilso determined tc take drastic measures agalnHt mei chants and property owners ho per mlt rubbish and Inflammable materials to accumulate In their premises The resolution adopted regarding the Park He is an follows Resolv ed That It is extremely Important that the site for the coming Panama Pat lfti Exposition be deslg nated at the earliest possible date and be it further Resolv ed That It Is the unanimous vote oY the Santa Kosa Hoard of Ical Fire Insurance Agents that for the beet interests of all of the Mate of California that the Panama Pa I tie Kx position be lo ated In dolden date Park and be It further ResoHed That we do heartily recommend that the He ard of Huper Isors take the nefesar teps to prepare for and maintain an exhibit that will prop erly represent onoma ounty at the above named exposition BIDS FOR I XTOMN IHUIK Next Montay at 2 hi is for the public cartage contra for um lalmei and bonded goods irrilnK at till1 rort will be opened Hie i ontrai i will run dttMW OAML Played by Attorneys in the Police Muddle KM KVf CM Mr Possibility of Having Two Chiefs Today HK norj fr iniir I CMef Wltf rll 1 4 srt oritur tvklrh would paatolr th nrnWri kr Police 4 parmrnf to avoid arocredlava for roatrmot aaouM Ihrr obvr I ordrra of Whltr IT UK atUraeya for CtvUf of rollr Df7MMr oetalaed a writ proklblilon from Jwdg Srawell which pre vrrd th Folic CommMloaerw from oro retNllac with the triml of the chief Oe iBHV I aBmHalaW XUtt WRIT PREVENTS THE TRIAL OF SEYMOUR Police Boards Attorneys Try to Secure Modification of Restraining Order capY hzhiy oom Frank Daroux and Police Cap tarn Harry ODajj principal ni nesscs summoned by the Police Commissioners in the hearing of the charges against Chief Seymour Prank Inroux reputed tr have been part owner In the Saratoga gambling lub on Milton street at the time of the pontlt i schooling In that place In the complaint agalnut Seymour the ae rtooe of iu i intaix i that In ald to have eixlated were hmii1pwppn laiou and fhtef Seymour la ten an im evtierue or me cnier now led that there la auch a trade nr biiHlnei as gunhltng Iaroux will hef Imltrehe tied upon 1 explain hla acqualnt with 111 inT one able and then the other htalned llitle headwH In th tlitht fr the nfni of Chief of Pc lice Hlerda i nd at etreiiuoiM ilav botli pirtl1 en an 1 wlltiniir I de 1 pending the bitlle lib 1 place tomorrow mornlnn iwell The mheduted trial of hfefnn i i ntt hell In lliftWllT He I 1 1 I I Tt I 1 I II I Hirornnnii hli iilliirnm huvliiK tMliipti rl nf prnhibitlnn ircpntln thi nonrl Inlln Iorainhilnnwi from ti rr 1 11 mit lhn programme a rranil Thf HtnrnH of i oii tru I ink i 1 I nnni mni nnl to testify liWf knPw of the fix of thp KaoihlliiK liibn In which wua a Mpiitiil partner for lh Acllnir rhlnf A UltMe offit thl move ohtiilnlnff an i rilpr from the nii erlor urt illreitlnir evmoiir Ikhv cauiH wli he Bhouhl not WKir 1IKTI UN B1E F111DV Tlie cmiplHlnt or petition uponwhlfh the rll of prohibition win Kranleil ontalnel tiling that haw not already heen hIIpk the other totnplalnla The khIii alleKitlon appaienlly waa lol hat the nnl Iolh i oni mlaalonera fop had no pnwei Jurletl tlon tr authority ollla inli Whit with turn over the took anil rec nf the Police llepiirlmenl lo and Ihli ninlter will 1 nmueil the other i iimi i tomorrow heft re Superior Indue enwll There a ilrmu poiMblllly that While maj asinine the ilKhta and dullea of Chief of Inlle tola ihowld Indue seawell thli mornlnK slun two order whli were placed hefore him late eatercla afternoon hv Altornea harle I1 llanlon and Theodore A Bell WUIUIIIMM mill I HKMFW These or leri seek mollfs the writ of review and resl rain I lltf order issued on June 2cl HKulnt lie Idiircl cr Iollie Iommlssloners and While inl with out altering the slalni of tin mutem which come un tomorrow inornlnK would chdnue the rcncllnu of ihe orcieri to Kiie an extent that the new appointee can exerc lie all the rlKhla and dulled of the offl of hlcf of Police piovldel thai he uses no fine In up nltlK out tils purposes The order modi Inn the writ amends that onler liv strlklnn mil Ihe words all iir mihoriltnilc i aKents em plovei and servants Thli If ilKnel will release Ihe members of Ihe police 1 tefinrtinent from anv chance of fnclim proceedings for onle mpl of court should thev nhev the rdera of White The order modlf InK the Injunction cll rerti that hits shall be empowered to exercise Ihe duties rlhts mui prUI leKei of Chief cjf police and enjoins him from nothltiKV hut uiinn Thean two mders were placed before Judge eawetl eiterdav afternoon and last nlKht lie prumlseM Atlornevs Han Ion and Bell that he would eonslder them this mornlnK the same lime It In possible lhit toe ludxe will render hla declaloa upon the motions made Tuesday llmlon ml Hell an I cjuash the writ and Inluti tlon nlrcadj fsauecj MKVIIlKltS IN 4 HHMHRI Should the orleri le signed White will Immediate islahllih headuar ten In the Mall of I nth llln In the room ccf th aral clctectUes or I In lumber the Ioard of Police mmlsslooeri it will then for the memWrs if the ill tment to decide from I le Ii I lef the will ik order The hull win penel steic inorii I iiniic ac tin Mil I 11 Of fm lii ii will I Inir hv Mtornev reiei i li i Ti I i hlcf Nevm ir UP annun Ml llr rnrr liiwi I it lUintieM olll lrrru ei vcoo luelKc eawell asking thit a writ be lis led nrnhlbltlnK th loll mmls contract fo hauling all pi knKes to tho appraisers stor hii foi which kit rt nnin la ollil nri I MnnM will be warded to he tr erlnK with the trial 4 nf Sim mu i anil an or to that ef jri BAHM IIUMI Iinvnn iiiiiin 11 Ut MJM the lowest bidder on proposal opened at Washington An innovation will be Intrndm el in regard to goo da anivlnflnboiid itiher for warehouse or expcitatlon Import era will be fret to emplo the 1 nitel fitatea dravmnn or If thev can make better lenna elsewhere they wllj be permitted to hae the goods hauled by private arrangement KOUKNIKKS TO HOI I IMfJK The fifth annual pic nb and reunion of riuh Washington nf ourt Washing ton Ne 3 I oreiir i of A merle a will be held at Ketn brook Ph rk Nllea Can yon Hundav June 11th A prcgramnie Including many entertaining featurea la now being airanned Money by Felephooe may be made if you are going Kast and a comfortable Journey aaaured by telephoning Kearny 2V7 The Pas inrr Arent of th WASH Nf TON fe SUNSET ROUTE whoae offlre in at IfltV Market utreet will annwer when you Wring and explain all about the trip He Eiii llwUt fend tickets to you an4 taJx or lMiier tor your baritaG nothing to do frolic lUten mir ltet 1 of Sim mo and an or I fe wai lsned op of ihN ordei waa at ner ed upon the attorneya for tie poll nmmmliin and retar bailes I skellv The Police i mrni tHlnner met at th he luled hour md adjourned until atunUy morning The nieeiing IrfMed lens than ndnute Jui I before the four Irnn mNnl nern 11 led Into the Tbui I room ttornev lirlKn of Imnnea fflce aeped inplen ft the Intent writ of prohibition on the niher rHIAl DUK ON I IM KI i In st In were pre ad pie I of lol 1 the Roii i iwl I In mo i mmlaionerx rt nl i oblberg ffl A ii Unl lllnfl nUK then nttnulMK tl date the trial pnioui iui the lucrum filed by i apt iln Harry I Iay until Saturday morning at ID loi The meet Ing wan then adjourned until the next regular meeting date toda Tap tain Iiy one of the chief wit nesaeH agalnat Seymour wan on hand yesterday ready tc give his teat lmony In verlttratlon of the nlatementa he maci In his Bworn hargea againBt hin chief Th only other witness who ap peared in anawer to a fiummoni waa can st ouL The objection he make IS DEPENDENT ON Commissioner States Alameda County Is Now Ready to Make Exposition Showing OAKLAND June 7 Raquaata from the Merrhanta Association nd the Panama Pacllic Kposltlon committee nf San Francleco that Alameda county should begin preparations for taking an active part In the eipoaltlon were read at the meeting oi the dlrectori of the Merchants Exchange last night The communlcatlone allied that the exchange pan resolution urging the Board of Supervisors to take prompt steps to create a fund to be uaeU for exposition purposes as authorized by the last Legislature Wllber Walker the secretary of the exchange and also one of the three Alameda county exposition commissioners stated that this county was one of the few In the State having an exposition fund It having been established In 1903 since which time exhibits have been made at many expositions throughout the country He said that Alameda county was In consequence prepared to Install an adequate exhibit at the exposition at any time upon three days notice but could make no preparation to do so until Ban Francisco had derided upon a site lie asked that a permanent committee of three be appointed by the exchange to whom all exposition matters could be referred ThVodore Qler yVllber Walker and Downey were appointed on this committee The exchange will be represented at the meeting called by the Chamber of Commerce for tomorrow night at which representatives from the various com munltles and sections of the county will present for the purpose of discussing Alameda countys exhibit at the fair Congressman Joseph Knowland will be Invited to be present and give his lews on the matter BDB BllYJff FORGERY Inez Peterson Fails to Convince Jury That She Is Insane proceed with the trial of evmoui upon the nm plaint of Captain Dv nplcn nf the complaint aw urn to I ny Ihe resolution of the Hoard of Poll iirnmlaloiier4 suspending Sev mour and citing him to appear for trial and the reecdutlnn of the same body appointing White as acting Chief were4ttac lied to the complaint The rlt Man made returnable cn Krlday morning when the other writs Injunction and motions he heard and dec Idee The attorneys for White lost no time as soon as the had been notified of the isfluanc of the writ In making a ou titer mm A pet It ion as pre senled ti lodge Ich well a king that an order he Issued directing Seymour to turn over all the books and record of the Iulh I department to White ludge Sea well si gned an order dire lug Seymour to appear In court tomorrow morning and chow cause whj this crder should in be lued VI 11 ITI flAIMH tHIEFTWC The petition of White recites that at all times Imf June the day he was appointed i the Hoard of Polie Com misaioners to officiate as Chief of Po llfft pending tie trial of Scj mour he has been and now the duly appointed and ciuallned Chief police of this itv and count After reciting the fai that barges had been filed hv Hurry I iyj the complaint state that a tilal dale wa fixed and that the Police ommlssioners suspended Se mour pending a hearing appointing hlta to ac In his plae The allegation 1 then made thai While qualified and went to the office of the Chief of Fulh to enter upon iH duties but that mour upon hU demand lefused and neglected to dellvei to him the books and paper pertaining to that office The petition cnc I dt with the prayer that an or der be Wsueil requiring and impelling Sevmoui to dell er to White all the hook and piipeiH of the oft of Chief of Pulii tOP SKKKI ON HK1MOIH A cc of the order as signed hv ItnlKe save was ncr upon Chief smi ii and his attorney an I llan 1 and Hell Hat back for a short time In order to puzzh out the next move The subsequent proceedings Included a visit lv llanlon to JihIrc Heawell for the purpose of obtain ng a decUlon upon the motion ma le the pre ious di to quash the writ of rev lew and dl mien the injunction Issued on June 2d The udffP however said that owlnjc to the fitct that lunne had not sunnlle I him with his list of authori ties until noontime yesterdn he was1 unable le Ide the motions but Intimated hnt he would posslhly do so this morning Should the Court deride the motions In favor of the Board of Polb i mmlsloners and White the proc eedlngs tomorrow morn I Kg will be prac th ally nullified and the only matters left to argue will be the writ obtained esterday and the question of the possession of th booki and re nrds of the department It Is i onsldered ponsible that Judge Seswell will postpone a tlon on all matters until tomorrow morning a nd thua lean up the whole affair at once MOV UlSf I 1tKS AK In discussing the events of the day yesterday Attorney Hanlop said Judging from the wording of the writ of prohibition obtained today the only ground left for Seymours attorneys is that they think the charges are not sufficiently itrong to warrant his being brought to trial or that they are not stated In a sufficiently legal manner This is the laat writ that Seymour Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee Holds a Meeting at Sacramento SA RAMKNTn June 7 A movement that will mean a 500 000 or 750 000 Northern alifornla building ut the 1iinama Pailfle International I position In San Francisco In PUS was launched at the Chamber of Commeri today when the new executive committee held Its Initial meeting The first move will be a general meeting of committees fron all chambers of commerce in the Niiramento valley to be held In this city on June 27th nt which representatl es of the loc al boost body will put the Issue squarely before the visitors It ia thought there will be little difficulty In raising the money since the present law mithorlzei counties to levy a tax of 8 cents on 100 of asesed valuation for advertising purposes The execut committee of the Chamber of Commeri figures that If all the counties set aside 1 cents of such levy for the next four vears there will be fund sufficient to erect a splendid I utldlng to represent Northern California The new executive committee which la composed of President I arm hael Knnls A Undlev Tred i es I 1 and A Arnold went to work on the theory that a much greater Impression can he made on visitors to the exposition if North ern California is represented by one large building than by several county displays Representatives from the va rioushooHt bodies In Northern Callfor nit will be asked to go on rec ord in this connection when they come to thli city on the 27th KS illLK IK1 KK On February 8th Kdward Iugen of the south Park Company was arrested on a i harge of selling milk of a poorer quality than allowed by law Being found guilty he waa fined 00 Yesterdav Tugen commenced a dam age suit against Verlsslmo for 1000 damages The present defendant furnished the milk sold by Lugen The complainant nay that he has lost 00 worth of business on account of his at rust The Verlssimo ranch In Marin county near Nova to The pres ent action Is the first ult brought to recover damages from a wholesaler because of damages said to have been sustained hv a retailer for violation of the pure milk ordinances HBtR CllB MKET A meeting of the Hear Social Club was held at Its headquarters 1343 Hroderick street Tuesday night and after considerable speech making a resolution waa passed urging haste In the matter of fixing the site for the I 9Pi exposition Otner topic relating to civic improvement were discussed the talkers being John Williams Oscur II lllnters Lrfinncn I Ravmond William I nnnon 1 Curry and Fred Me er Officers for the ensuing year will be elected at a meeting to be held Wedneidav June 21st IRt PIS PPKARt The loca1 polUe have been asked to seartn tb cltv for Ami Tuomlnen a Finnish girl who disappeared under msterous circumstances from Chicago on November 11th of last vear It la feared that the girl has fallen Into the hands of white slavers The Finnish spec In 1 Rescue Committee organlied In Chlcaaru for the purpose of finding the irlrl has sent a circular containing her dent rlptton and the offer a reward of r00 for Information as to her whereabouts to the harge fUed against him will have to be overruled by the Court when the matter comes up for final hearing on rlday Judge Seawell asked me today If I Insisted upon a bond being put up at once and I told him hat I would be willing to waive that matter for a day or so I see that the statement has been made that he did not order a bond hut that la not so With regard to the injunction restraining White from performing the duties of Chief of Police tt was shown during our argumenla yesterday and conceded by the Court that that part of the order must be dissolved I have at the Courts request sent two orders to Judge Heawell one dissolving the Injunction in that regard and the other changing the writ of review by strlk ing out the words subordinates etc These two orders have been left for Judge Heawell to sign and I expect that he will take such action In the morning The question aa to whether the suspension of White Is legal will be decided by him later Tn Board of Police corn ml anion era Ine Peteraon waa found guilty of the crime of forgery by a Jury in Judge Lawlor a court yeaterday She will be aentenced Saturday The Information which formed the legal baaia of the trial alleged that on March 7th In the offices oflthe Frank enau Investment Companyv the defendant fbrged the name of tteirletta Far relty to a promissory note for 10000 and attempted to give a mortgage uporf aome of Mrs Farrelly a property on the San Leandro road aa aecurlty for the loan The defendant waa represented at the trial by Attorney Philip Boardman who Interposed a plea of Insanity on her behalf According to the theory of the defense the womana mind was clouded to auch a degree that she did not realize what ahe waa doing when he represented heraelf to be Mra Farrelly Among the facts brought out In support of this contention was a visit made by the defendant to a clairvoyant and the latter waa called aa a wltneas to testify that she seemed to be In a trance when he gave her a reading shortly after the transaction connected with the note Others were called to the stand who thought the woman was queer The laat hours of the trial were con aumed by the State in presenting rebuttal testimony to the Jury and calling witnesses who thqught that thn defendant was sane Assistant District Attorhy Berry in hla closing address said that In his opinion Mrs Peterson was a clever fraud I would he proud to have a mind equal to hers he said and I promise jou that I would dedicate It to a better purpose ludge Law lor finished his Inst ructions to the Jnrv at 4 11 lock when that bodv retired for deliberation A verdict was returned In less than half an hour DEVELOPMENT BOARD WILL SHOW BURBANXS PRODUCTS Plant Breeder Wants State to Get Credit for Achievements and Gives Display Privilege Luther Rurhank the plant bieeder whose thlrtv five vears ol toll have lei led results that have made him fa moui internal tonal I has given to the California Development Hoard the ex i luslve privilege of ethlhltiug Ms prod ts throughout the mintrv In pur suanc of rliis a ri a ngcjment the hoard has commenced op i ions and Will have exhibits readv fc the opening of all the big land hiiciwi In the 1 usiern states this fall The privilege a orded the hoard bv Rurhank was granted because of hla belief that the state should he gien credit for his hoiti ultural ai hleve merits Thn experience gained alreadv he board at land sin vn trrlga tlon congiese and conventions at which it was represented has shown bev oncl doubt that minv Kasiern firmer are dall being on erted to the ac that ihe pport nil les awaiting them In California are unqut at lonabh great The board will send reprcsentntlv es to a el re ul of in net show this ear and will send besides the usual le turer and Information clerk a large exhibit of proi esse 1 fruits anl other agrlc ultural prixlm ts mong the latgfat of ihe evpoMttlons at which the board will be represent ed are the Chl a go Liml and Irrigation Confess the Pllisburg Innd show nn 1 the American land and Irrigation Kxposltlon In New York HINFHK IS MOllltmi ii loon of 1 1 Stockton street wai beaten and rol hed sto kt ui street neiir Itromlunv arl vesterdav morn Ing His outc rles i heH rd bv Po lice man st Unei nd speilil officers Heal and Rerg Thev saw man run nlng and captuied him He gave the name of August cle prtetns and was charged with rohhet When he was senr hed at the Mtv Prison a watch valued at 52 belonging to Ju Koon was foun I In his pni ket Ju Foon posi tivelv Identified Ie I rleas as the man who robbel him VICTIM OK PK KIMM KET Satn Hvhat krr lesldlng at 1041 Pranklln street has ie ported to the police that 1 wife while shopping was robbed by a pickpocket of her purse containing a pair of diamond earrings valued at SJr0 Miss Brown of lifi6 Clay street reported that she was robbed bv a pU kpocket on a alencla street ar of tier gold watch and 10 In coin lIT FOR lATKT I FHI XiKMKNT The John linger Manufacturing Company filed a suit tn the I nlted States circuit Court vesterdav against II Kruse for an accounting of profits and an InJunc tlon i entraining the de fendant from using or selling a patent ed door hanger lalmed to be the property of the omplalnant DISTURB JUSTICE Judges Vearn for Quiet in Anna Lane msmmm FOR BIM BIDING Bankers Investment Company Raise 1260000 for New Business Block The clatter and din of wafons that surgs bolstsrously from mornlnr to DlfftU with clamorous sclioes through Anna lane a littles thorouffhfar ax tsndlns betweon Kills and Eddy itrts undsr ths windows of tha four Pollc Courts In th Hall of Justlcs hare cot on ths narrefl of tba Police Judges Letters addressed to Chief of Police Seymour and the Board of Works were sent by Police Judges Shortall Waller Sullivan and Deasy yesterday asking that something be done to prevent the noisy passing of teams The magistrates declare that the noise caused by the hoofa of the horses and the wheels of th various vehicle striking the baaalt blocks In Anna lane has prevented the proper conduct of the calendars and that almost dally the Judges are compelled to stop proceedings until the nuisance abates The magistrates suggest that the street be kept closed If possible between tbe hours of 10 oclock In the morning to 4 oclockr In the afternoon or If this cannot be done that placards be placed at each entrance to the street to the effect that all teams be driven at a slow walk at those hours WtVTi EEK9 nilSDAND William Marlew an Englishman who left Lcos Angeles for San Francisco six months ago is being sought for by hi wife and the British vice consul of exercises 1rm AntrlAM A While UnrHmF whn vlltf will attract the att has written the Chronicle for aid In Itors The Mount TamalFl Athletic locating him Any Information con Club will take charge of the vaudeville cernlng Marlow will be gratefully re and athletic contests spciim ruic celved bv Mortimer and may be sent to i have been granted bv the Southern the British Vice Consul at Los Angeles I Pacific for the occasion Announcement haa Just been made that the directors of the Bankers Investment Company have voted a bond issue of 1110000 to provide funds for the erection of a flve itory loft and store structure to be known the Blythe building and to be located on th lot where part of the OI4 Blythe block formerly stood one slda facing Market street nd th other Geary street The Issue will be made In July The bonds are to be of the value of 11000 each They will not be offered for public sale but will according to Messrs Heller Powers and Hsllbrun attorneys Tor the Bankers Investment Company be subscribed for by the stockholders of that concern The lot the Blythe building that Is to be erected and the Magnln building and lot are to be offered as security for the bonds WILL CELEBRATE JULY TH An elaborate programme la being prepared by the committee on arrange ments for the grand Washington township celebration on July 4th at Center vllle A parade In which fraternities school children and representatives of the townships Industries will participate will be given In the mornlntf and In the afternoon folk dances literary thletlc contests and vauue Ion or vis mm POSITION AFTER TWENTY YEARS WITH ONE FIRM John Heffernan Connects With Kelleher Browne stsslsslsslsslsslsslsslsslsKf ssHsW 10 sisH CUB iKJWteli Avenue uwi Geary St Our Muslin Underwear and White Waists on Sale During the Entire Week In our Underwear Department amongst other goods we direct your special attention to Machine Made SetS which have been considerably reduced and are on Sale for 750 900 1050 1250 and up Hand Made Bridal Sets 750 1050 15 1650 anj up Hand Made GoWnS phenomenal values odd lots at 250 300 500 650 In Our Waist Department we are offering extraordinary values at 145 195 245 345 545 Each and every one of these waists are this seasons Models and are reduced from 33 1 3 to b0 of their former prices LA VIDA CORSETS Represent All That Is Newest and Most Exclusive in Corset Art Styles at 500 Comprise 6 Various Shapes Each One Adapted to a Different figure Assorted La Vida Models in Many Styles up to 25 Expert Corsetiere in Constant Attendance John Heffernan who has been connected with Joe Pohelm for the last twenty years severed his connection with that firm and Is now Identified I with the well known tailoring tlrm of Kelleher cfe Hniwne the Irish Tailors Kelleher ctr Browne have so Increased their business since mm Inn downtown that It became necessary to have a Hlah Grade man connect with them a will meet this afternoon In regular man ahle to uphold the high standard session The chief ml up will not he touched owing to the Courts prohibition hut there is a strong rimior that Commissioner I Hplro may receive his notice of dismissal Another rumor credits Seymour with the intention of presenting Ms resignation to the Board this afternoon but this Is still emphatically denied by the chief for which this firm is noted In Mr Heffernan they found the Ideal man Mr Heffernan will henceforth be pleased to irjeet all hla old frlemls and acquaintances at Kelleher A Browne a The Irish Tailors 7 1 Market street and he is glad lo state that from now on he Is better able than ever to satis factorily serve his customers A E7 ym df xH sIsH 1 sLn dJ in iiri Jkimpr 1 FlTaflr V7 INVEST your money where it is ab solutely safe and vou are sure cood ineome while vour prop erty doubles in value Good rieh land a wealth community and close to the citv is sure to double in value and OUR WALNUT GROVES will assure you of a splendid income and we care for them for four years turning over a seven year old bearing orchard The terms are easy allowing you to retain your present position until you are sure of an income EXCURSION JUNE 11th You are invited to meet us at the Santa Fe Ferrv foot of Market street at 9 A or Santa Fe Depot Oakland at 920 A Sunday June 11th and enjoy the day on our Walnut Groves at Concord We arrive in San Francisco at 530 in time for dinner Round Trip with Lunch 100 BURGESS COMPANY 907 First National Bank Bldr Han franelseo 10 First National Bank Bldr Oakland 507 Street Sacramento Brooks Jt Stewart Walnnt Creek Oil i vn 7 CV tifi yAfe3ittttz cir up.