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SiS I Aifcgga cttBOitiE ekiday arm 24 isgi I 1 til ifi ubles of tM Seawall till 3R of a ilfonejv vH The Board of State Harbor Commlssioa 1jheardjrttorneMVoodMte aay on the subject of the abandonment of Owens Brothers of their8eawau contract at section 8 MrWo1asaajassin JTefaaed to recogdhiinbtlier Uiari its ttiebiattoniejrt MrWood stated that heBad not Been the Owens brbthersbr leveral days and snpposedthat they did not Trisa tor be seen as he had been inraed thatwar rants bad beea or were tojhisivomout ijrainsi them for issning orders to the idea which their claimed were payable at his Woods office As istasHe was icon earned hewbald not pay another orders He claimed that he bad already paid out On these orders about J170O0t and so tar nadiecelTedlO0OInretfarn There was 47000i still owing itlm aid he wan ted the board to understand that the 1000 which had been beld back on the work was his The board did not seem impressed with Mri Woods claim and Commissioner Brown remarked that the laborers who have Jbeen left in the larch by the con tractors should bayeipreftrre claims if pussiutc iiua jww is not available uniu the contract work Is completed so that the men to whom money is owing will hare to wait for sometime to come unless the matter is otherwise settled MrWood5 further iatated in answer to the commissioners questions that as far is he could tell the labor bills for the month of June were 3552 and for this month up to the time work was suspended about 11000 There were about 100 men to whom money was owing The commissioners allowed the matter to go over until next Tuesday In the meantime Mr Wood stated that he would try and arrange with Darby lajdea to take the contract offhis hands and coin ntfftA thn wArV Owens Brothers took the contract last Mannaryior wjuuu ineir oia was over 10000 lower than any other Now 16000 worth of work only has been accom flisbed and the rest remains to be done has always been said that the contract was taken too low A crowd of unpaid workmen assembled at North Beach yesterday Feeling ran Tery high among them and threats were freely expressed against Frank Owens and it may not be conduci re to his welfare if any of these lanorers should get him within reach It is understood that Owens Brothers are about to go into insolvency and that Jacob Bauer will be their assignee Theaystem of paying the seawall men was for the timekeeper to give them an order onJjiL Wood for their pay When the order was presented he would either pay it or inform the bearer that he would hare to wait until the Harbor Commissioners drew a State warrant for work performed Consequently laborers for months past have bad to depend on the contractors being paid before they got any money Mr Wood yesterday did not present to the board an itemized statement as to how his 17000 had already been expended The contractors also claim to hava expended 2000a MCUDDESS CONTRACTS Why District Attorney Garter Dismissed the Indictments United States District Attorney Charles XiGarter yesterday in explanation of his action in causing the dismissal of the cases pending in the United States District Court against James McCodden of Vajlejo ssidto a Chbosicli reporter that after careful examination of the facts in the case he was forced to the conclusion that the evidence at his command was wholly insufflcient to prove the charges in the indictment Tne cases were before Judge Hoffman at the close of the last yeartoh demurrers to the indictments Judge Hoffman had held that the indictments were good in law that is to say that they alleged facts sufficient to constitute A chargeof criminal offense under the law but as to the evidence by which the charges werb to be proved the Judge had said on that ocensioa that if the facts which were then stated to the courtwere all that the Government expected to prove he had no doubt that the prosecution must faiL The Indictment was for presenting a fraudulent and fictitious claim to the Government As a matter of fact no claim was presented All that the Government had to show as a claim were unsigned memoranda of weights and quantities of coat delivered which memoranda were furnished at the requestor the Government for the convenience of the board of examiners charged with the duty of inspecting the1 goods received and reporting thereon payments were msae oy tne uovernment on the report of these examiners and not on the memoranda furnished by the contractors Under these circumstances having no evidence of the presentation of a fictitious claim within the meaning of the law and fortified by the opinion expressed by Judge Hoffman in open court when he was in the full possession of all his faculties AttorheyGarter says that he felt that he would not be justified in putting the Government to the expense of a tutile trlaJLv XN CHARITYS CAUSE A rine Programme Gtrenat this Span lsb Church The concert given last night In the hail of the Church hfutraScnora da Gnad jaiuptonBr6adWayynder3thedk oftho Ladies ChariublaSociaty attached to theehurch attracted a lar audience A very fine programme ofjrocahdjin itrnmen taX Selections vv ideredbysome of thebestkoowhtama teurainthecityt Avioiin soloby ViL Meyervris greatly appreciated as was also a quartet from Verdis Bigole ttd which was given by Mrs and Alias Ponton de Area Morrissey and William Nielsen Mandblinv A beautiful tittle Spanish air for the mandolin was well rendered by JIUs Andrade and was heartily encored This was followed iby mora vocal elections and a piano duet on airs select ed front the vilagic Flate byMraiLi Breese and Ariliaga The concert wis concluded with aDanza Habanera composed by Arillaga and sung by illsa MFoaton de Arce assisted by the ichbrus of the churctu TKAKr XAyiGATOBS Two Yonngr Boys Found on ifthe8hore of Mare Island Willie Whittle andj JEddi Cheehy 12 yeariof ige rowedjonilirbayom the ibot of FolsorhJstreet last Sunday aft erijoon As they 4id rotreturnr It jvas supposed thatjhey were drowned and the fact of their disappeifince and Jirob able death was jerrted tpthe jice Testertayrnbrning the hoys returned giving theiibilbwing as their experiencej vOagettingbutln Uie bjylhejwncluded that theywouid roftolIUsiorirocKbut an roatoins tid i carried them Jpast the city root and Alcatrat landing them on Point Bluntron Angel islands Whenon tber island the boys cbimtKl their cash capital which was inly55 cents They were hungry and musf have something to atao while the Whittle boy watched the boat Cbeeny wen to the barracks where the soldiers gave him bread sardines and meat Mondajr the hoya rowed their craft over to the iiarin county shore and from there they drifted up the bay to Mare island Tuesday a boats crew from the Independence while out exercising found the boys sleeping onthe beach of this island The sailors on returning to the yard reported the matter And a euard was sent cat to bringthe boys into the yard guardhouse JYesterdaymorning isteahtlaunchlrom the island bronitht the boys to thecitv having their craft la tow On reaching tne citytheywere taken to their homes br a pettyvofficer Who had them in charge i ney were warmiy welcomed and thanks showered on the qfficer who returned them Th parents of both boyalivelh ah old rookery on Steuart street hear Folsomjf VHx WILHrHEEAEBAK AWAY FEOM HOME A Fifn yeaf pid Boy Who Has BeenMJ83lnfOTV8U 7 ppwg WMeHeral aged 15 has been missing from Ais home 1415 Hsyes street since June 9thi His father Lawrence Heral came to this city from St Lonia i about six month84agowith his wife and tw childrenchildren Wlllief anda daughter Vabont 1 years of aget OnJuneOth Willie And his sister were out oh the sidewalk iIron tne paternal resiaence and in the course of a little dispute between thVbby and girl WUhe allowed mate Mend left kom hf temper to ief junesnn ine uenir oi mm and he slapped his sister Mrs Herat saw the occurrence and punished the boy for his ungallant behavior by boxing his ear Willies proud spirit rebelled at the maternal chastisement When ilr Heral returned to his home in the evening the boy was not to be found He iad gone and ha had not even left a note to say that he had gone to trap bears in the mountains or to scalp Indians in the wilds of Mann county -Willie formerly lived at Marshall Mo with an aunt by whom he was much petted and who never boxed his ears on any provocation It is thought probable that Willie is now either trying to make his way to Missouri oh the brake beam of a freieht car or picking fruit on a ranch somewhere in the interior of the State tUE EOSENCBANZ ESTATE A Bon Brings Bolt to Set Aside the Trust De ed Another suit was filed yesterday in volving the now famous deed by which the late Betiy Rosencranz transferred a 100000 estate to her sohIoses and Moses Selig in trust for her children Theplaint iff the action is Isidor Eosencrans a son of the decedent and the administrator of her estate The parties defendant include the trustees and all the children who are beneficiaries under the trust deed Isidor alleges that the deed in question is wholly false And fraudulent and asserts on information and belief that his mother while lying on her death bed signed the document under the impression that it was a will He charges that the trustees have wasted the property of the estate and that without any authority they have executed heavy mortgages on real estate to the nion Insurance Company and to Louis Melzger The complaint further avers that the deed even If genuine is rendered null and void by certain provisions which impose restrictions and conditions as regards the marriage of any of the children without the consent of the trustees This clause of the complaint makes special reference to therefusaiof the trustees to pay Carrie RoseDcranz oneof the daughters her wedding dowry because she married Benjamin Wood against their wishes Plaintiff prays that the trust deed be declared null and void that an accounting be had from the trustees that tht mortgages to the Union Insurance Company and Louis Metzger be set aside and lor general relief A COMFitOMfSE MADE The Hayes Talley Brewery Frauds Settled The offer of the Hayes Valley Brewery to compromise thar recent frauds discovered by the locarrevenue officers hy paying rbver to the Government 2500 has been accepted by Bevenue Commissioner Mason Henry Howekamp the proprietorof the adjoining bceNbottltng establishment Where indst of the frauds were perpe trkted has been in the custody of the United States Marshal for several days past Yesterday he was released on furnishing a bond in the sum of 2000 LOCAL MEWS NOTES John Scully who lives at 434 Linden avenue wan stabbed In the left arm yesterday by a drunken man Three Chinese were remanded and one discharged by United States Court Commissioner Houghton yesterday 1L Hensel a natlveof Germspy aged 63 years died suddenly at2214 Filbert street yesterday from nturarcaases Robert Tremslnabulchefwu bitten by a dog lsst night on the San Bruno road He was treated at the receiving hospital Several hundred dollars worth of handsome gold signs hare been placed in position in the twenty odd departments ot the Custom house Lawrence Stevens an employe of the Padflc Eolling Mills had a heavy iron wheel roll over bis toes Three of them were amputated by Police Surgeon OBriea The Jury in theeaseiof Charles Sethman on ttiaMn department 11 of the Superior Court failed to agree upon a verdict last evening and were discharged John Darv WhoTwas appointed Deputy Collector of the port to succeed Tattle resigned i being Introduced to the routine of his new office brjtheTetlringdepntyjv Dniel Beillr a laborer at the Pacifle Roiv lng Mills was struck on the head yesterday by a piece of casting which fractured hisiSkalL lies it the receiving hospital In a precarious condition I The Antelope Fruit Company hn been Incorporated by JBird KStcele Broad bent Howard Barnard and Bird The capital stock is 96000 Of which 7500 has been subscribed Blanche Huet aybung Jlrench girl was taken into custody last night1 to bg examined as to her sanity She has been at service In several iamUIes of late and has been acting in avery flighiymanner An i Icecream social for the benefit of toe Womans Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will be given this evening at the residence of the pastor lOUWashlugtott strtec A special civil service examination for positions as Appraisers samplers will be held in room 44 ol the Appraisers building on August 1st Applications will bervcelred bySeeretary lloW wood until the 31st Inst Tne police are on the lookout for a smooth faced thief about 25 years of age with dark hair and a Jewish cast of countenance who has been operating among the medical fraternity taat some one requires the medical mans services AThea the physician departs the thief pilfers books surgical instruments and other articles of value from the room jCTOB SPOBT331EC a Wottinr ui excetthe Winchester Msh Ring which are now fnnilihlni Carrtes 15 botsN4 or 88 caliber welg ht 8V poiuxls The WluCQeslW mKl hum 1 iim inwww ww yarforlWk lclaiming Iesert Laads ty Irrigationi feian iTater Jonrid in filuiilanc Proposed System for Briniiif Tjnder CnltiTation Tfionsaiidajof lcres Wiat itrrigation haaj done fori Eresho Tulare and other prosperous counties of the State lit Sow promises to do for Lassen county or at least the southerly portion of it which liknownjas Honey Lakeval ley Ths yaUey embracing nearly 200000 acresliesonihe easterly slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains and has an eie yation of about 4000 feet above sea level According to the United States Land Office this locality is classed as desert land hut it has an annual rainfall of from 20 to 25 incheSj is so situated as to have a natural watershed of manyinilesiin extent and thereare places where i crops of alfalfa and grain have been raised without irrigation Nevertheless the land is so classified and rainfall is so poorlydistributed thailt must be cultivated iyJirHfeatibn by those who take it up and expect to obtain the Government fpatent8ince last March pearly 4O00OacK principally on the east side of the lake have been token jip many of those interested being residents of this city and Oakland For many years past sden tlsts familiar with the strata of the earth on theeast side of this Sierra Nevada mountains have declared that i would be a physical irn possibility to obtain artesian water on that side of the range In some places attempts were made which resulted in failure thus in a measure substantiating the theory which had been advanced In the few attempts which were made howe ver it is a noteworthy fact that the experimenters went through sand and graveL From 206 to 229 feet it was arsin throueh black mud I and sandit The next fire feet was through logically described as being composed partially of quartry but largely of greenstone which has the appearance of bavin been washed to it present bed rroma considerable distance At the bottom of this five foot deposit at a depth from the surface of 234 feet a powerful saeam was encoun tere lt which rose in the well and flowed continuously Over the top of the casing to a thickness of one half inch all round This was estimated to egual in volume five miners inches From this depth of 234 Teet pieces of petrified wood were brought to the surface on some of which the bark still re mained and which could be pulled off in stringy fibrous films I ordered the boring to continue however in hopes of developing a still greater stream and my anticipations were more then realized At 254feet a powerful body of water was encountered which rose like an enormous fountain from the orifice at the surface It kept np a steady flow not diminishing in the least and formed a miniature Jake on the surface the water exfendingover from fbrtr to fifty acres of ground The volume equals twenty miners inches supplying 1JW gallons oi remarxaoiy pure water in twenty four hoars to each inch or 259200 eallons In all every twenty four hours That 1 believe is a well to be proud oi for it is ample and lasting for Irrigation purposes News of the success of the well spread like wild fire and people came frommites Around to see it with their own eyes as they expressed it This well was completed on July 2d and another well about one mile distant from the first is now being sunk In this wster has already been found but the work is still in prpgress In addition to what water may be obtained from artesian wells all the land north and eastot Honey lake aggiegating between 50000 and 60000 acres will within the next twelve months be provided with a water supply from an irrigation system now being constructed by JC Hutchinson and associates Jn April lsst Mr Hutchinson filed dpoa the water rights ot E8gle lake for 100000 miners inches A force of men arenow at work upon the flumes anddltches Ther water will be brought from Eagle lake easterly to Wilr low creek and down that stream to a pointtbree miles above its junction with SusanHriver where a dam is now being built upon the lands of Dodge From this reservoir thewater will be carried easterly and southerly along the foothills to the valley north and east of Honey lake Mr Hutchinson stated to a Chbosicxx reporter yesterday that his water system was so far advanoedjthat be would begin Wt rnpCzSSB sJPvr fccTTc vM ro 9di Wm sVh 5 4 S3k Map cfJEoJicv Like valley seldom went further Oowh than 100 feet and most of them less than 60 feet An artesian well had never been sunk in the Honey lake region and by reason of the alleged inability to get water no attempt had been made -A number of San Francisco partiesowh lng land In this valley and who were un able to maxe satisfactory arrangements to obtain water for irrigation decided a short time since to bore for artesian water This idea was ridiculed but Dr Grjndley of this city determined to push the project and supervise the work All the persons interested contributed to an assessment fund ana the work of boring was begun about June 15th The Nevada California and Oregon Railroad runs from Reno Nev td Amedee its present terminus at the northeast corner of Honey lake and the well which is an eight inch one was sunk on DrOrihdleys S2U acre tract about Half a mile from the railroad and about two miles southeast of Amedee As this is the first successful well sunk on the east slope of the Sierras the propress of the work as related by Dr Grindley will be of interest The first twenty sixVfeet said the doctor was sunk through a sedimentary deposit of a white ash character where the first water was found but it did not rise The next fourteen feet was through black mud and sand This continued to be the general character of the Tarings down to 106 feet where the second water was fonnd andwhich rose in the tubal to within twelve feet of the topof the casing Continuing down to 202 feet the same general character of soil as last described was taken out From202 to 206the auger to supply water to the lands north of the lake by October of this year and the lands east of the lake by next spring The canal will pass within two miles of Amedeeon the northeast It will be thirty feet wide at the bottom with slop ingsides and will have a fall of two feet to the mile Messrs Hutchinson 1L Leavitt and By Dodge have acquired the lands south of Eagle lake so that the source of supply from the lake to Willow creekwill be upon their own property iThey also Town and have had in operation for some years past the 8uan river reservoir system with a large reservoir on the high land west ol Honey lake They contemplate uniting the two systems so that either may re enforce the other i With this abundant supply of water the greater portion of the valley east of Honey lake will doubtless be brought under cultivation by this time next year In consequence of the activity in this new sectioarin land and irrigation projects Professor Hilgard chief tof the department of agriculture of the State UniversUyr visited the valley during the last week in June He collected samples of the soil and waters from the various hot and cold springs His analysis of the soil shows that it Is equal in Its productive qualities to the most favored sections of the State All It eq uires is water for irrir gation It is also announced Cthat the Nevsda California ahd Oregon Raiiroadr which now ends at Amsdee is to be constructed orty five miles further to the north within this next year the route being at present surveyed and partly graded SWISS GELEBRAllON COMPLETION OF TEOGKAMllE ilSTNIGHT Hott the Sixth Centennial of the Itepubllct WiUiBe Obseryecl JHere The execntivecommittee of the general commltUehaymgcharge of thearfange ments for thecelebratlon of the sixth cen tisnhlal Anniversary ofv the Indepehdence of SwitzeriandmetvUrtrdahtinihehall of the Tldnese6ociety729 Montgomery street and Completed Its programme LThe celebration wiirrbeheld oh August 1st and 2d On the night of the 1st guns will be fifeii from Rnssianlhill ahd abai will hie given in Baratoga Hall On Sunday the al there will be a grand Parade the line of march to be along Kearay street and down Fine and Market streets to the Tiburon ferry where a social boat will be ready to convey the participants to the Marin shore There they will board A special train and will be hauled to Bchuetzen Park San Rafael wnere there will be appropriate literary exercises and games Mayor Sanderson will address the people a will also A BoreL the Swiss Consul and Mar tineUL Secretary Cavalll announced at the meeting that plenty of money was being subscribed and that the celebration Was bound to be a grand success The San Francisco Orutll Vereln sent a communication announcing Its intention to participate in the festivities Similar announcements were made by the Swiss Rifle Club ot Oakland and the Swiss Sharpshooters of this rity Mayor Sandersons letter accenting the invitation to attend arid speak was read and received with applause The picnic committee presented Its pro gramme of exercises and games It occasioned much discussion as the singing of the SUr Spanjtled Banner had been placed before the singing of the Swiss national hymn Some of the members lot the committee vranted the order reversed1 but others made Speeches declaring that most of the STAMMNTISTS tNTERESTlNfl CLESICAL CASES OPEEATEDO lBill to Prbhlblt ithe Granting Pitents on AnyUJental Operation of Several interesting operations werelperr fored at the clinics held yesterday morning by the California 8 tate Dental Assocl atibiu ir Eugene Payne transplanted annp periett bicuspid Dr Younger performed an Implantation of an upper left bicuspid DriO Carpenter placed a large gold filling in a lower right molar and Drs league and Payne extracted several teeth with the aid of nitrous oxide gas the patienU declaring they felt little or no palnr The ImpLuitation byDr Totuager occi sibned considerable Interest as the Implanted tooth was one extracted from another mouth several years ago The gum was rendered Insensible by the use of co cain and Dr Cummlngs the subject says the operation was painless In the afternoon afterthe discussion of the morning clinics Dr King read a paper on Legislation as a Preventive of Quackery He spoke of the great differ ence between the dental laws of the various States and recommended uniform laws throughout thr Union ProfessorrW Suddeth of the den Ul department of the SUte University of Minnesota in the discussion which followed gave an account Of the working of the dental laws in his State HDr VanfOrden presented a communication from the Central Dental Association of Newark asking the Indorsement of the California association of a bill to be presented to Congress prohibiting the granting of patents on any dental operation Action on the matter was postponed 1 Dr Van Orden read a paper on Dental Education and Literature which was thoroughly discussed Some very Interesting illustrations of various dental operations given by Professor Suddethi were also greatly appreciated The entire evening session of the association was consumed in the election of a board of trustees Not until nine ballots were taken was the following result announced Drs LVaU Orden Thomas Morffew A Snowies 2 King A Teagtte Younger and A Hooker The election of executive roffiV cers Was postponed until to day the last day of the annual sesslonij IN THE EIFFEL XOWXB Where Japanese TVooed mod Married His French Bride An interesting couple arrived front the Orient on the steamer Belgic on her last trip to this port They are husband and wife The former is a Japanese named Leo Ko walski and his wife is a pretty French woman whose maiden name Was Camilla Forteir The Japanese is a fine looking fellow of about 30 years of age whiiehis wife is a brunette petite and only2a There is a little romance about the story of their marriage and it was told to a Cbbobiclk reporter at the Japanese Consulate yesterday It appears that some two and a half years ago Kowalski and another Japanese namea sou were empioyea on a vessel which plied between New York and France While4n Paris Son and Kowalski visited the Eiffel Tower where they met two young Frehch firls It wss a case of love at first sight and before their vessel returned to New York the two Japanese proposed were accepted and married the ceremony taking place in the same chamber in the Eiffel Tower Where they met their brides i Mr Kowalski has gone to Astoria Or where he will enter into partnership with a brother who owns a Jspanesebszar i SONS OF 8T OkOKGS The Grand Lodge Conelades Its Annnal Convention After being in session three days the Grand Lodge of the order of the Sons of St George concluded the annual convention yesterday Special committees presented their reports resolutions of respect were passed to the memory of the late Ret Neales ot St Pauls Episcopal Church who was the chaplain of the Supreme Lodge of the United States and many cases appealed front subordinate lodges were decided The next convention will be held in 8an Jose on the second Tuesday In Joly 1892 The Sons held a grand ball in Union square Ball last evening The hall was beautifully decorated with American and English banners and ferns and hothouse plants The dance which was largely attended did not break up until late Tne affair was under the following management Reception committee Ho Jackson BrRosewelL Holt Hig ginson McVeigh and Richardson Floor managers Colonel AAndrews assistant Nield Floor committee William Witts A Littler Cantor EParsons FThompson Bali Brown and Franklins persons who would participate were American tftizens and that it was appropriate thatthe original ordershould be pre served This was finally agreed upon Forty silver tnedalswere ordered lobe stricken off for the committeemen and as prizes for games and shooting at the icnic Three thousand fom bola tickets will be purchased and will behold at 25 cents each prizei of J200 to be offered fe ON THE TVILEKL Interesting Bicycle Races at Ilatght 8treetJPark I Only a small number of Wheel enthusiasts witnessed tho bicycler races at the Haight sf rest baseball grounds last evening The events though only two in number werej very Interesting In the first run of one mile for safeties only there were nine entriet JLlcayga and Brown of the Razzle Dazzle Club started fifteen feet behind the scratch and aLi lowed handicaps as follows A Dei Is Razzle DazWCInb 45 feet I Viayj Raz zle Dazzle Club 50 feet Breonnnat tached 55 feetf GoodelL uhattaciied 70 feet Becket unatjached 80rfeet Hall unattached 90 feet They finished in thV following order A wtyga Deitle Vidy and Brown with the others straggling The first prize a pair of trousers was swarded to Alcayga and Deitle was given the second prize a pair of new shoes Time 3m 8s The second race was a half mile dash for an ordiairy and two safeties Lie bert DMarshall and TC Dodge entered Liebert Who rode the ordinary allowed his opponents twenty yards They finished in the following order Marshall Dodge Liebert Time lm 85is The Hissing Slave Girl Assistant District Attorney Whitter has received through Chief of Folice Crowley a telegram from a Modesto constable in relation to the missing slave girl Chin Lau Hori who mysteriously disappeared from Chinatown few days agoV thereby baMng several United States officers detailed to arrest her The constable at Modesto states that a Chinese girl answering the description and photograph of the missing girl is in Modesto under his surveillance Steps will be taken by the bondsmen of the girl to identify the fugitive and bring her to this city THE AKUlTAOK OttPBANAGE The Annnal Ueettng nd Xlectlon of Officers The Bishop Armitage Church Orphanage of California held its annual meeting and election of directors and officers at 731 Californui street yesterday The presidents report showed that the orphanage is In a prosperous condition The secret tary and treasurers report showed that the years receipts were 8052 49 disburse ments 3125 4a The treasurer has 452 40 on nana irom last years nnancss The following board of directors and officers were elected for the ensuing termt President Mrs A I7Brewer vice president Mrs Williams i seers tary and treas nrer Wadhsm assistant secretary Mrs Judah attorney for the board Foalda directors Mrs de la Mon tanya Mrs ME Martin Mrs Dodge Mrs Her Miss Hill and George Gibbs The salary of Le Warns and wife the superintendent and matron at the orphanage In San Mateo county was increased from 75 to 100amonth The BpanUr Estate 5The claims I of Special Police Officer Di Llnville MarxBarnett and Charles Frank against the estate of JpsephSpan ier aggregating J1941 were rejected by Judge Coffer yesterday jsi the result of testimony offered to show that the money was owed for gambling debts A separate claim of Franks for 150 was allowed it appearing that he had loaned the deceased that amount a short 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