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5 12 i SAK iTBAKCISCO CHBOMOIiE SATUBDAY JUNE 10 1903 ATT0RKETI XT LAW advice feee established a txabs mvorees a specially Quick Qalet Intttss oaateeitVTy advance HOWL Attomevt Law OOeca 1 2 and 2 am Soar IhBS Msrfcet st I AlttlCK fros 1 will liniN coats la merttorloaa aesdtvoreen probate and all ether law cum adtesee ta every evening JM aWJBSTOXBl Market at room tU ADVICE fre ao charge wtthoat wm all cases open ert Davidson WI Market ALFRED LTaTWOOB attorney Uv Offices CIS Can bvUdlas teL Boas Ml Dank rata OQLLeCTIOXK attarhaaeats bed tenaata ejected PACIFIC LAW AM COLLECTION 6a uoaigosaerrsT eataa un teu usta Beau GEORGE A UQOWAN practitioner la fclata nad Federal cearta gives advice aad srsmat alteatina vo aU legal matters etvIL admiralty probate baakrnrAry aad criminal practice re We Mutual tmlldlns 508 Montgomery sWttL UstaMSa at KING attorney at law Hartt GSxamlnsr woildlag atxu floor eatraace 611 nub 20 years aO eases general court BBd office prse tier fees for coasaltatloa or la advance IL LLOYD attorn at law toon IS Nevada Mock FtTRKTTCBE FOR BALE AT CiXANAGH SsS SSO Mm Wat rloetag ml rating ted seta new aad aeeaad band carpets rags tooebes odd banana stoves gas rangea Iron beds etc atangbtered foe SO daa BREAKING up some Terr handsome new furoj tare cheap J009 Halght Phone Park 124 KLEaAJCT bedroom ietr great aaerttee 1012 ECU at Call 11 to2 PTEIKQ AKD CLEANING aSB8IDI0 Heights Dye Wort Company HENRY HICKMAN president Dye aad clean anything cad everything Phone Wait 4SS Office S91S Sacrament at Blankets exposed to sea hresxa aftar rJeaalag It nukes them smell sweat CHUTES RESTAURANTS BANG FEB LOW CO CMbcm restsarsBt aw sgaasremeat toartit tea garden Ana tea tarred with eskes ante aad prtstrred fruits 14 Haas Cbaac eboa aarj a apeclaltr T1S Daaoat Baa rraatiam oal eboa aarr a rraaVaM Oat WANT a Ursa raaalas cold mlae aad copper Btae from ewaeri eath bayrra readj Bos STtSO Cbroolrla I5TAIJD CJHAIRS BOLD rented ezebaaeed maaofartinvra of tie Kaaiea tricycle cbttr 20U VUt teUFeI116S2 XflLLIXERlT AND ORESSMAKINQ ITDOWEU Dreaanakinf aad Ifllllnery Sekool Aay pattara cat to meaanre lol Market at BOOKS XEW AKD OLD A Booka boornt and aold KING BBOTUEBS Fourth at tei Red 6813 Fcatkera Plllowa and RenoTAtlna FACTOUT prirea plllowa raaMoni dawn eom fortf featbers bousfat Ioatal FKAT1IEH CO 430 Valmria at PalBtlBarWblteatnff Paper bamclBc BOOMS papered 13 SA ap tlatlaf palatlac Oirtmiaa Palat Co 319 3d it trL klilo 413 LEGAL AND OFFICIAL morOSH for iabslitearr FoeL Lnmber etc I Indlaa ftraoul Pboenlx IA June its ii nira proponaia mat9Hi itddomis for fcutwUtraee etc awl addremed tatbe under alcoerf at rbneotx XaT will be recelred at tble ecuool until 2 oVloek of Jalr 10 1913 for farnlehtnf and dellrrrlur at tbe rbuoL re tinlred dcxiar tbe Steal retr endlnc JnneSO 1004 J0 rorda wood 1uiiuO pouada potato SDOOJ ivnnda oaloaa 135011 fret lnmber 1040 feet Iron Ulpe tievldes a qaaattty wf MMw ralrea nalona wrenrhea bra waaber botlert pipe threading laarblue macblnlata drllL etc at per Hat ant eperiaratlotM otUlnaile at the artool Bidden will etate aperinrfilly thalirlee of eaeh article to 4 offered arnder cvotrart AU articles ao offered will be subject to rltld lnapeellon Tbe rlrbt reaerred tv reject aar and all bids or apjr part of any bid If deemed for tbe best Inlereata of tbe serrlce Each bid mnst be accompanied by a rectified check or draft npon some Inlted 8tatea depository or aolrent national bank msds able to tbe order of the CommUatoner of Indlaa Affairs for at least 5 per rent of tbe amount of tbe proposal said check dra ft to be forfeited to the fnlted Rtates in case a bidder recelTlnc an award shall fall to execute promptly a satisfactory contract ta accordance rtbbla bid other wise to ret armed to the bidders Bids accompanied hy cash In Ilea of certified checks will not he considered lAor farther Information apply to CBABLES UOOIIUaX Superintendent NOTICE ta Farqtfliir UeLeanaa Farqnhar McLeaaaa aoa of John Urlennan of 1st No 27 la tks st Tenth roacastiRr the township of Ken yea In the County af Gleaearry Prvrluee of ta taria 1Bareran Poftofflee Oaaada wba left borne mora than tweaty flre years a to and was laat heard of ta Kerada JO A Is requested ts ad rise Kenneth UcLennan Alexandria OntitlOo Canada executor of the last will and testament of the said Joba McLennan deceased er tba Baaenlrned solicitors of his present wharaahoBtaaad Address aad by ao dslaa will bear aomethlaf ta bis adrsatite Aay person ksowlnc af bis preseat wbereaboats and address still ebUre by forwarding aay Information to tbe nadertlcaed Dsted May 4 1903 UACIHJN ELL A CuSTELLO Polldtors Alexandria Ontario Canada KOTICE to Bondholders Fwa Plantatlea Company In accordance with tbe terms aider which Its bonds wer tsaaed the Est Plantation Company will pay rith accroed Interest oa July lr 1903 one hundred thousand dollars II OOoou of tts bonds Tbe aambers of the bonds to be paid are aa follows 1 3 4 8 12 1 19 23 23 84 48 49 52 60 61 67 OS 73 73 79 4 87 94 98 103 109 116 12 127 134 140 142 144 162 163 171 182 190 191 192 193 198 200 207 213 216 2SI 223 r2 ICtO 23T 241 262 263 272 279 231 289 27 301 306 SOB 316 320 32U 331 347 349 330 3Ji 367 870 372 374 373 J0 386 SM 3SU 36 408 414 414 423 428 429 433 439 442 4A0 4M 47 473 481 482 486 487 4L 492 498 Notice is hereby alren ta the holders of these bonds ta preseat tbe same for payment at the office of the treasurer of tbe Pws Plantattna Company la Hsaoluls oa July 1 1903 and that laterest oa ana will cease from and after that date II ATUE8TOX Treasurer Ewa Plantation Company Honolulu HswsU May 12 190X TBOPOSALS for Manufacture af Coats 36 New Mootromery st Sea Francisco CaL Jane 6 190X Sealed proposals la triplicate will be received here vatll 11 oclock A Jaae 22 1903 and tbea opened for tba msBBfartore of from moo to 10000 Catforta Dress Coats as per Dnlted States Army standard aad specification All necessary material ta be famished by the Catted States II patterns and catlings to remain tbe property et the Cnlted States The United States reserves tba right to accept or reject aay tr all proposals oris sy part thereof Information aad blsak proposals furnished on applleatloa Fareiopca will be indorsed Propossls for Dress Coats and addressed ta MAJOH a A DEVOL i 8 Army Depot Qaartrrmaster SEALED propossls will reecieed at office of Treastirer Pacific Branch II 8r Kol dlers Home Los Angeles county Cal nntll 1 oclock July 25 1903 and tbea opened for furnishing and delivery of hardware ete snpp plies la accordance with lastrnvtlons and speri fjcstlons enpla of which with Mask proposals and other Information ruse bad upon Splcs tloa to COCHRANE Treasurer HAS HIGH ASPIRATIONS Xlnetrtnlk Infantry Third Battal Ion Makea Ita Exit After hating been atatloned at the Pre bIJIo of California for many montha the Third Battalion of the Nineteenth Infantry left here for Washington yesterday morning In command of Major Silas A Wolf with Lieutenant John Bond as Adjutant and Lieutenant Harcourt aa quartermaster Major Wolf and these battalion officers with Company I under com mand of Captain George Helms and Bt cona ueutenant At Alien ana company under command of Lieutenant Kellond w4U be atatloned at Fort Wright Spokane Company under Pint Lieutenant Martin Crlmmlni and Second Lieutenant Francis Boon and Company under Captain Frederick Lawton and Second Lieutenant Barer will be stationed at Fort Lawton Seattle Captain Kernan Second Infantry aide de camp to Major Genera Arthur MacArthur has been detached from Gen era I MacArthurs staff and ordered to re join his regiment The order comes at Captain Kernans request and he will leave to day for Fort Ixigan Denver where his wife and children are Captain Kernan served on General MacArthurs starr In tbe Philippines Cantaln 8 Stanley Quartermaster at the Presidio has selected the site for the handsome new brick quarters for bachelor officers and work will begin at once on thu structure it win stand next to tne rre fcldlo chapel and will have a frontage of Hi feet with a depth of 31 feet not Including a which Is to run fifty feet further back The building wilt contain sixteen suits ou ooms ana win cost nvwo Captaln Reade Captain JL Hay den Veterinarian Corcoran and Cltlien Kxpert Wltte who were appointed a board to purchase horses for the service returned yesterday from Modoc and Solano where they purchased thirty six horses In open market at an average price of 313001 which ts conaid ered reasonable They will leave probably to day for the north to buy the remaining eignty iour animals to be purrnasea open market Besides these ISO horses will be obtained br contract Rear Admlral Miller commandant at Mare Island railed upon General Mac Arthur yesterday A squadron of the Twelfth Cavalry Including Troops A and under command of Captain Uttlebrant arrived yesterday from Fort Sam Houston Tex ARREST BOY STSPBCT SMft ta cbar VTMJiS The Sierra Club was organised twenty ODea ana Muicaney and special oncer years ago and has for Its vbject tbe A Man any of the telephone company preservation of the forests of this State and hlr name wa regittercd on the de Twenty of Its members ieft last night as tinue book at thrCltyPrison He iatus art advance guard for the purpose of mak pected of having broken pay boxes on leg preparations for camping 120 will de telephones The police believe him to be pwl next Thursday and the balance wlU a member of av gang that has been operat oj oa Monday Jane 29th Ins In tbe Mission It Mua llerrat Clala ta AncenU Mount bllney Daring Ita Oatlnc The Blerra Club proittses to start next week on Its annual five weeks outing with the Intention of making Its head quarters at some point tip tbe Kern river canyon aooui iwcniy ranee east of vi alia All ita trips wIUbe made on foot from the baierf opera Ions and on July 7tB the ascent of Mount Whitney will be undertaken by the members This will Involve an ascent of 14898 feet the summit of the mountain being of that attitude It Is the highest neak an the United States outside nf Mount Logan int AlAtka wlucn Is Juoo teet elevation Meant St Ettas also In Alaska 17201 feet high and Mount McKlnley tbe recently tfircovered Alaskan peak which ts sup poked to tower abo tcaU others on American soil tt Is expected that about 200 members of the club will go Into camp Among whom are several distinguished scientists AnoV It is calculated that Or Gilbert chief geologist of the Smithsonian Jnstitatlon at Washington will be tbe guest of tbe organization daring tbe out TARS AND LANDSMEN SATTLtfON TrjE BAY Admiral Glass Is Host When Olympic Athletes Try Conclusions With His Seamen Tar met landlubber la boxing and wrestling feats aboard the battle ship New York In such hearty fashion last night that the shouts of the several hundred delighted spectators were borne upon the wind to aa echo against the Oakland shore There was so much talent on both sides that the evening ended with the navigators declaring that their less amphibious opponents needed only sea legs to make them real fighters and the landsmen admitting that the jackles can win victories without any assistance from their ten Inch guns The occasion was the visit of the officers and boxers and wrestlers of the Ulimptc Club to the New York at the Invitation of Admiral Glass to participate in an affair arranged byChaplaln John Chldwick Among the Invited guests were Greer Harrison Frank Symmcs Woodward Thomas Cralsr John Hammersmith Father Joseph McQuaide Charles Howard James 81ms John Cunningham 11 Ramsdell and John Suits At the Invitation or Admiral Glass and Captain Hunker many officers and men from the Mafbtebead Bennington and Wyo mlngrame aboard The forward deck of the battle ship was completely Inclosed with canvss and brilliantly lighted The stage with its ring were at the bow and seats were provided for the big crowd Professor George 8 Mlehllng of tbe Olympic Club directed the boxing and Professor Van Court the wrestling Tbe following boxing matches were warmly fought tbe first named being of tbe Olympics and the other a member of the ships crew 8 Berger and OBrien Angelli and BUeler Collins and Harris Cairns and Klchllng Austretll and Max Each waaof three rounds The fastest was btg ween Harris and Collins the former being the heavier and the latter mole clever Berger of the 01ympicWbo Is boxing with Jim Cor bett was pitted against OBrien the ships heavy weight The mill was furious and might hae brought a knockout but tor Its early finish In the wrestling bouts Jenkins of the Olympics and Hewitt of the New York quit with honors even after meeting twice upon the mat Crowley and Kevltt Omdorf and I mho ft Pentony and Rapp and Austett and Kulman all of the club gave clever exhibitions George Ryan and Frank Healy the midget told funny stories and Sailor Joe Malrory sang a song about the awful navj ham told a good jam and joked Admiral Olaaa who bad never been broke The band of the New York paed lively music After the interesting programme which brought cheers for clever work and roars when two men fought with shoe blacking on their gloves and four others went at it blindfolded everybody went below as guests of the Admiral to enjoy a luncheon and a cigar before taking the launches for the wharf Chaplain Chldwick who is very popular had planned the affair for the entertainment of all aboard and It was a success Instructor Mlehllng was praised for the fine showing made by tbe men tinder his training and tbe praise was as liberal for tne flstlc prowere of the seamen Many cheers were given as the launches swung away from the ships gangway Tbe officers of the New York will be guests of the Olympic Club upon ladles night next Thursday SCOTTS ESTATE WAS NOT LARGE Appraisers Appointed by the Court Report Its Yalue Less Than One Million The men appointed by the Superior Court to appraise tbe estateof the late Irving Scott filed their report and the lnventorj of his property yesterday According to this document the famous shipbuilder and reputed millionaire who died In April last left real and personal property of the value of 607600 This evidently small estimate of Scotts reputed great wealth Is evidently due to the fact that tbe deceased disposed by gift deed of the lions share of his property to bis children before his desth and all that was left was so to speak the outlying portions of his ast financial interests The principal items in the appraisement are Forty shares of stock in the First National Bank 316000 100 shares of stock In the ponohoe Kelly Banking Company J1U0U0 2U0 share of stock In the Cypress Lawn Improvement Company 120u 2500 shares of stock In the West Vancouver Commercial Company S2U0 paintings worth 318000 Jewelry a library and bric a brac valued at tlSuO Of tbe real estate the most Important holdings are a lot on Ellis street near Powell valued at 3JUQ000 improved property en Bansome street near Pine worth lo5000 Improved property on Pacific avenue worth SsoOOO a bouse on Eureka street near Nineteenth appraised at 12OU0 and a ranch at Vaca vllle considered by the experts to be worth only SiXX The bulk of the estate consists of 238 first mortgage bonds of the United Shipbuilding Company of uncertain value and 1440 shares of common stock in the same company also of uncertain Value OFF FOrtNEW POSTS MINING NOTES ON THE COAST NE OF the features associated 1 Uwlth the new gusher la the Santa Maria oil district which is Just now Interesting oil miners Is that the district was condemned by some alleged oil mining experts The Utter declared that the district was not In any sense oil territory The well has thus proved to be the largest producer of any one in the State yielding eays the Santa Barbara Press one day between 1230 and 5 between 40OO and 6000 barrels of oil It gushes in spurts How long addsthe Press the well will continue its preseat freakish nature Is a matter of much speculation among oil menof that locality Cal I of la There are now two or three rigs pioneeringpioneering It in the country on the Carlssa side of the Coast Range several miles to the westward of McKittrlck The surface indications of this locality are excellent and several discoveries have been made very close to the surface Kern County Echo The Southern Pacific has already commenced work on its new tanks on the McKittrlck holdings near McKittrlck The tanks will have a capacity of 65000 barrels each Superintendent Thorn of the Fulton OH Company came In from Sunset last evening and reports that his drillers have succeeded in landing the casing In well No going through a solid body of ninety two feet of oil sand arid landing the casing In a Arm foundation of clay Owing to the resistance operators have found It extremely difficult to penetrate this sand stratum and few If any have succeeded In sending the casing through It It was frequentlj predicted that the Fulton ould notsuc ceed in landing a casing In the clay below but after considerable effort the feat as accomplished and there Is ever prospect that te well will prove a great producer The casing will be perforated this week and Mr Thorn Is of the opinion that the well will flow as soon as this task Is completed Kern Count Echo June 16 The Marys vllle Democrat of June 15th says In reference to the mining boom In Yuba county Thirty two claims aie now in process of development hlle as manymore have been located or bonded Seven are being worked to profit by the ow ners two mills have been constructed and at present there are 208 men employed The number will be doubled In the next two months and by the close of this year at least 1000 men will be actlvel at work In Yuba count taking out the precious metal Hammon who has bought about 3000 acres near the city and adjacent to the Yuba river some on each side has several drills at work One arrived Friday to be used on the old Drum farm on the north side of the Yuba and others are to come as soon as they can be had Work all along the line Is to be crowded as rapidly as the necessary machinery can be obtained as prospecting has demonstrated that there Is a valuable deposit of gold Another large companj of capitalists which Is operating dredgers extensH el along the American river has secured the Beeny tract six miles east of town on the south side of the Yuba river and has had a force of men and a drill at work for some time An Orovllle correspondent says The Thunder Mountain Mining Company which Is operating the old Butterfly mine In Morris ravine this county on the strength of a working bond obtained from the owners has lately made a change In the number of miners employed and the length of shift The Butterfly is a gravel drift mine About four months ago hard rock was encountered and an uprise made to escape it It was discovered to be merely a rim of bed rock with gravel beyond and after prospecting work wds commenced on an Inclined tunnel through the rim rok They have about seven ty flve feet further to go to pass through the rock Last week the number of men was limited to one a shift and the size of the tunnel will be decreased accordingly Robinson a miner of Plumas county has recently made a find that according to local opinion should hae been made years ago Robinson has run a tunnel from Dead wood creek which was mined long ago Into the hillside something over 200 feet and struck the long lost channel Last week he brought to Qulncy a bar of gold worth 250 and also a number of specimens ranging In value from 60 cents to 15 Twenty two gold dredgers are working in the valley of the Feather river adjacent to Orovllle according to the Mercury Parties have been looking up some of the old mines of Ophlr District and as we understand there is a fair show of two of them starting up In the near future namely The Eureka and the June Bug The Eureka Is the west extension of the well known Hathaway owned by San Francisco parties and now filled with water on account of the rig not being able to do the hoisting of both water and ore The Eureka Is owned by George Knoff who proved the value and continuance of the pay chute by extracting ore through one of the levels of the Hathaway When forced to quit on account of water he went on the surface and by sinking a 90 foot shaft and drifting he proved the chute to be regular both In pitch and value of ore While working through the Hathaway shaft he extracted a total of 254 tons of ore which turned out In the mill 4093 and the sulphurets netted 3462 the assay value of sulphurets being for two different lots In sller 70 and 106 ounces respectively and running In gold from 250 to 304 ounces The ledge as far as has been developed will average all the way from 20 Inches to two feet Tbe ore worked from the top amounted to 140 tons the battery returns being 31120 and the sulphurets netting 378 27 after paying all expenses the assay value of sulphurets being 2940 ounces of silver and two ounces of gold Placer Herald The contract for the tunnel on the old Alta Callfornla gravel claim recently bonded by Messrs Root Helsner and San Francisco menr has been let It lit expected that It will require at least three months to run the 800 feet designated In the contract The tunnel at Its lowest depth will be 143 feet below the surface and twenty three feet it Is estimated below the gold bearing channel This will enable the company to thoroughly explore and develop the claim which is believed to be rich in gold Grass Valley Union Operations are to be started at once by Jameson on two lime kilns near Tebachapl which will be supplied from a large deposit of limestone owned by him there This deposit is described as a mountain of limestone of superior quality the side of which Is 1000 feet vertical height Recent reports of the sate of the Golden Cross vmine near Hedges San Diego county were apparently without foundation aa Receiver Pauly states that tbe company has not been negotiating for the disposal of Its property Tbe Golden Cross Is one of the big properties In this end of tbe State but at present there Is no development In progress The only work now being done Is tbe treatment of the tailings about 600 tons being handled dally Work Is also at a standstill at the American Girt in tbe same district There are three Ltillson this property with a total capacity of 100 tons a day The ore bodies in both properties are of good slie but for reasons that are known to the managements the mines are notelng operated Los Angeles Times i The Orman Bar mine at Moores i Flat wnicn is owned by the Buck Brothers will resume operations this wee mere are three tunnels in the property and the ore extracted carries free gold The mine Is said to be In excellent condition Nevada City Transcript June 16tlu Maurice Osgood who has a lease on the Johnson mine on Coffee creek in Trinity county has a force of eight men employed and Is taking out rock that runs as high as 800 a ton The ore Is being crushed In a one stamp mill with a capacity of one ton a day Reddlrig Searchlight The Elgin quicksilver mines In Lake county adjoining the boundary line of Colusa have passed Into the hands of a San Jose syndicate The ore bodies thus far uncovered are said to be extensive and on the property Is a large deposit of sulphur which the San Jose Herald says the new owners propose to market It Is In the plans of the purchasers to make Williams a small station on the west side of the Sacramento river Southern Pacific lines a few miles north of Woodland the principal ship Ping point Thirty two claims now are In process of development in Yuba county while as many more have been located or bonded Seven are being worked to profit by the owners two mills have been constructed and at present there are 208 men employed The number will be doubled In the next two months and by the close of this year at least 1000 men will be actively at work In Yuba county taking out the precious metaL Marysville Democrat Arlaona A force of 200 men la now employed In leopenlng the mines at Tombstone Arizona mines paid In dividends last yeaT 39000000 not counting the United Verde The Copper Queen mine at BIsbee A has 140 miles of drifts and tun nels and employs 1800 men The big gold strike near Copper mountain continues to be the talk of this section Other prospects In the Immediate vicinity are looking good and the future of this wonderful gold belt is assured Prescott Journal Miner During the past year the Tombstone Consolidated Company has spent nearly 31000000 In gettlngthe old mines around Tombstone in shape for work A report ha reached town that a two foot vein of free gold of seeming high value has been struck In the Rainbow mine In the Bradshaw mountain section The property is being operated by the Bowman brothers Journal Miner A great strike was made yesterday on the mine owned by Greene Henry Wood and others eighteen miles north of Phoenix Just a little below the 100 foot level an elghteen lnch vein was dlscoered the wealth of which has been shown by a fair assay to be 3115 in gold and twenty five ounces of silver Though the discovery of the vein was accidental It was not unlooked for The surface Indications gave Mr Wood a hope of something like It The outcropplngs were narrow ledges of rock set up on edge Work was begun on one of them and at a depth It was found to be widening and others were found to be joining It Indicating that the saw teeth on the surface were getting together under the ground There was no Indication however of the particular vein discovered yesterday but the Juncture of It with the vein upon which the work was being done was characteristic of the discoveries that had previously been made proving a general convention of the ledges In the neighborhood It Is now thought that with greater depth there will be a widening of the vein The owners of the mines have not the nerve to hope that it will Increase in richness They had found some very good ore before that some that went as high as 341 Arizora Republican June 14th In order to avoid fires In the future a tunnel 7000 feet In length Is to be run in the United Verde mine beginning at the mill site well down the Verde river Nevada Samples of ore from the Iris group of prospects at FayL Nev yesterday show ed from 39 80 to 332 gold per ton the assays ha Ing been made at the direction of Tlbbals who Is casting sheeps eyes in that direction Salt Lake Herald June 11th The Lyon County Times says there Is a deal on foot Involving the taking over by the Douglas Company the property of the Excelsior Including smelters and buildings The Winters mine at Plnenut Douglas county Is credited with producing ore averaging from 330 to 340 per ton In gold Reno Journal murryTaseready for the argument Former Comrades Have Verbal Clash in the Characters of Witness and Attorney DEVELOPMENT Of ELECTRIC FORCE Five Thousand Horse Power to Be Generated From the jAmerican Biver Supplies Rapid progress Is being made by the San Francisco Construction Company on the ditch and flume llneof he American Electric Company mar Placervtlle in El Dorado county Four camps are now In operation This ditch and the flume lire are being constructed for the generation of electric power to be used in the neighborhood for illuminating and manufaC turlng purposes The flume starts at what Is known as the dam site of Et Dorado Lumber Company and follows along the aide of the American river tq a point called Rock creek where the power house Is to be erected In a distance of eight nine miles the company Is able to obtain a fall or about 600 feet which will permit of the generation of buuu horse power Heavy electrical and other machinery as well as material for the construction of the power house Is now being received oj the ground From the power bouto Lie electricity will be transmitted to tbe different places of consumption extending a far away aa Stockton When completed this plant will probably Cost from etMtuvi to 3iJOU0 Its construction Is under the personal supervision of A Buckniam president ot the San Francisco Construction Compan He states that averal other electric power plants are in procc of organization In the northeastern part of the State BIRTHSi KRBK In this eltr Jone 17 tbe wire of Ernst Krb nee Kobte of a daojbter COMA In thla eltr Jnoe 18 tbe wife of Ed ward Uulljr of a boo WARRKN la tbla rltr Jane 14 the wife of Kiuory Wsrrra nee Horlbert of a sou MIRIIMGES CIKNKIE FLOWER In Osklaod Jane IT by Ker Ixigaa Klrbartl Gleokle to Sarah era IiniXIMI BOBEItTK In this eltr June IN ly Iter Charles A Tarsia Alfred Ilolliii to Deaale Roberts WKICHUhNANVTERRERSON Ia this rltr June Its by Re A Herat bal Hrary A WrlrkseuaBBt to Mathilda Kbberaoa both of this eltr DEATHS Alfeo Lillian 21 Appier Ura Jaue 5 Cader Josephine 71 Boyhau 1airlek 7 Itrldfes Emma 6 Mroabarti Kred 53 Krowa Josle 5 Cartaou liromau Helen Colin Alfred 83 Mas ila Mary 21 IrtM oll Mary iKitloa Warren 70 Kverson Wllllaju I Facet Mrs SO Kerre Antonio 77 Flaber Daisy 20 Fuller Uarrlet S3 til Tbomaa i 41 Uorraaa Clara Harris Mary Hartiuann ltotb 5 in Heltzebert Catherine Hendry MllUm Jonnaoa Mary 7u Kleack Uargaret 4 Kommer Eaianuel 73 Lee Abraham SI Lenta ltorotby UtElratbKraDkJ 33 Marrtn Tbomaa Matties 1eter Ueyers Mlrhsel 03 Uurpby Charles 20 Mjatnr Kred 1 NeltOu Ileurr 88 lOBrleu Mrs A Oxnam Ijiey 30 Papenfnae AgnestV ozxl Mollle SL RennllsoD Jane 70 Vhmldt Erna 20 St bull ranllne ecelborst Hrlen 1 Muiiunns John S3 Stewart William Sullivan LouUe 30 a tell Earleli lO Wllllama Margaret Wyekotf tlalr I i Martin ilurry was the principal witness yesterday in the hearing nf the charge of having obtained money by false pretenses preferred against him by a representative of Gafralt Co He had several sharp tilts with the special counsel for the prosecution Dibble and Salomon both of whom are members of the Grand Army of the Republic the organization which has taken umbrage at Murrys collecting subscriptions for the entertainment of the Naval Veterans Association Tnisi siireot rumination the defendant told of the formation of the organization for wblca be aouciiea suoscripuons anu his appointment by in New York head to take charge of its Interests on the Pacific Coast lie explained In detail the steps which had betrl taken to prepare for Its coming meeting here In August and then gave an account of his trouble with the Grand Army of which he was forjnerly a member lie found that Dibble who wa commander of Lincoln Post at the time he was connected with It was very arbitrary In some ot his rulings many of which seemed to be directed especially at the defendant Dibble interrupted to say In order to save time 1 will admit that many times during my administration as post commander I found It necessary to sit down hard on this man 1 believe you sat down on other thing a wate basket In Sacramento for Instance was tne angry retort Anything the attornty might have said further was cut short by Judge Slogan who warned the witness that another attempt on his part at acrimony would bring htm In contempt of court At tbe same time he cautioned Dibble against badgering Murry I he testimony was all in when court adjourned and the arguments will be made on Monday morning i ENJOYED WILD DRIVE IN PARK While attempting to stop the wild drive ot three hilarious youths on the main driveway or the Park early last evening Policeman Kesslng of the Park Station was run down and painfully bruised about the side and left thigh Th youthful miscreants continued their fast drive as far as Larkln and McAllister streets where they found themselves headed off by Policeman James McGov rn nf the Cltv Hall 8 tat Ion Thev then deserted the rig and made good their esvj cape it developed later inai ine iaas bad been intrusted with the horse and buggy with orders to return it to Its owner at Harrisonand Fourth streets They determined to enjoy a ride through the Park before returning the rig ALVFO In San 1allo June 18 LllUan Alreo aged 31 years sad 9 months AITLET Iu Oakland June 18 Mrs Jane Appley aged 73 years months snd 4 days BADER ln thla elty Jnne 18 Josephine Bsder aged 71 years snd days BOVHAN la tbla elty Jone 18 at the City sad County Almshouse Patrick Boy bio a native of Ireland aged 67 years BRIDGES In Alameda Jane 19 Emma Charlotte beloved daogbter of John and Mary Bridges and slater of Era oris Bridges a native of California aged ft years snd 4 months BllOSHARD In this elty June 18 Fred beloved husband of May Broabard a native of New York aged S3 years 1 mbath sad 1 day A member of Painters Union Local No 19 Friends snd seqnalntsneet are rnipeetfally Invited to attend tbe funeral SundaiH Jane 21 at 2 oclock from tbe funeral parlorfajof Porter A White 122 Eddy street InterrVnt Odd Fellowa Cemetery BROWN In tbta elty Jane 18 JoC Brown aged 36 years 9 months snd 13 dayk CARLSON BBOMAN ln this city Jane 17 Helen CarlsoB Bromaa aged 49 years 9 montha sad 8 dsys COUN In this city Alfred Colin sged S3 years and 10 months OIAZ In Monterey Csl June 18 May Mary beloved wife of Benjamin Dlai daughter of Mary and the late Jacob II Lelndt cker snd slater of Josle Ells Llxzle Charles William Henry snd Pblllr Lelodeckeri natlvt of San Franclaco aget 21 years li mooths snd 29 dsys Friends snd acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral Saturday June SO at 8 oclock from tbe parlors of II Sobr A Co 1137 Mission street between Seventh snd Eighth thence ts St Patrick Church where a requiem high mata will be celebrated for the repoae of her soul commencing at 830 oclock Interment Holy Croea Cemetery DRISCOLL la tbta city June 19 Mary beloved wife of tbe late John Drlaroll and loving mother of John I May A Frank 1 Koae and Lillian Drlacoll and Mrs John Toung Friends of tbe family ire respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral Monday June 22 at 830 oclock from ber late residence 1133 Shotwell street between Twenty fifth snd Twenty sixth thence to 8t Peters Church Alabama street between Twenty fourth snd Twenty fifth where requiem msss will be celebrated for tbe repose of ber aoul commencing at 9 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery DLTTON June 19 Wsrren Dutton ot Dottons landing a native of Whitehall aged 79 years 8 months snd 9 dsys Funersl Sunday June 21 st 11 oclock at Tomales EVERSON In this city Jane 18 Wlllla Ever son sged 1 yrsr 10 months and 28 dsys FAGET In this city Jnne 17 Mrs Isget aged 80 years FERRE In this city Jane 18 at tbe City snd County Almshouse Antonio Ferre nstlve of Spain aged 77 yesrs riHHEH lu tbls city Jane 17 Daisy FUber sged 26 yesrs fTLLEB In this elty Jnne 17 Harriet beloved wife of Fuller a nstlve ot Mssss cbuaettS sged 85 years Friends and atquslntsnces are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral Saturday Jane 20 at 10 oclock from tbe funeral parlors of Bunker tc Lent 2666 Mission street Mission Masonic Temple between Twenty second and Twenty third streets Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery GILL In San Leandro Jane 17 Thomas beloved son of Mary and the late Thorn i GUI and brother of Katte Margaret Aanle John and William GUI a native of New York aged 41 years 8 months snd days 1rtsnds snd acqnstntances are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral Saturday June 20 at 930 oclock front tbe residence of bis mother thence to St Leshders Church where a requiem blgb man will be celebrated for tbe repose or nis noui commencing st lursuociocs Interment St Msrys Cemetery Oaklsnd GORMAN In tbls city Jane 17 Clara wife of Gorman HARRl thla elty Jnne 18 Mary wife of Michael Ilarrla of Virginia Nev Interment Virginia Ner HARTMANN In this elty Jane 18 st tbe residence of parents 7 rtoutb Park Rntb dearly beloved daughter of sod MIooIh Hartiuann and beloved alater of Gladys Hart msnn a native of San Francisco aged 3 months aad 10 dsys Funeral and Interment strictly private Kindly omit flowers IIEITZERERG Ia tbls elty June 16 at tbe residence of ber dangbtrr 425 Turk street Catherine HeltrSberg dearly beluved wife of Psul Ileltseberg snd loving mother of Mrs Isabelle 1omeroy Mrs Marlon Strehl aad tbe Iste Margaret WlU Ins and Ariitlde Ileltseberg a native of Irelaod aged 82 yesrs Friend snd acquaintances are respectfally Invited ts sttend tbe funeral Hatarday June 20 from the Cbnrcb of Norte Dames des Tle tolres Basil street sear Stockton where a requiem mass will be celebrated for tbe rrpoao ot ber sosl commencing a 930 oclock Interment private HEXDRT ln this etty June 17 William Ueadry aged 32 yesrs 4 months aad 14 days JOHNSON lu this city Msy 17 Mary John son aged 70 years and a months KLENCK Ia tbls elty June 18 Margaret dear ly beloved wife of Richard Kleark and mother of Frederick Herman and Milium Mettck Mrs A Nye of lVrtlanU Or and Mrr Fre1 Foley a native or Ireland aged V4 ears Oregon and Wasblngtoa papers please copy rite fuuersl will take place Xatarday Jaae 20 at 930 oclock from ber 1st residence 333 Dora street tbroee St Josephs Cbnrcb Tenth street betwera Howard aad Foltom where a solemn requiem blgb msss will be celebrated for tbe repose of ber oenl rommeaelog at 10 oclock Interment private Holy Cross Cemetery by electric funeral ear from Eighteenth aad Goerrero streets KOMMEit ln tbls city June 18at bis lata restdrace 174H Minna street sear Third EmsnueU dearly beloved hosband of Msrle Kovumer and devoted father of Charles Fred aad Katie kommer a native of Hortemlcrg Germany aged 73 years sad 7 days A mem ber of Maasanlta Tribe Nov 4 Imp M1 and Satf Frsaetseo Bsla No 3 A friends aad acqaalstaaces sra respectfully Invited to attend taa fuaeral Satvreay Jobs 20 from Bed Mens Hsu SO Post street wbere aervlces will btld tner ta aautcea of Uamaalta Tribe So I 1N TCI commencing st oclock Interment Odd rel 1 YV Iowa Cemetery Please onjlt flowers 1 LEE Ia Oakland Jane 19 Abraham Lee I loTed anela at Iteratta Davis VereeUs WH rVTar5I CdnlC klnaon aad Aatboay Lee aad grandfather of I I I I 1 1 4 Cortnaa aicbols aged 81 years VJ a aUf4wt SJUf Friends and acquaintances ara respect iuj 17 1 Invited to attead tb faaeral Sunday Jm 2U at 3 oclock from the FlfteeBth street African Xf TC JVIfw Methodist Episcopal Church latenaeaU Moqa I fy fS fC 1 11 1 rf tata View Cemetery Oakland I cV IT AlVlVee LEWIS In this elty Jaue 19 Dorothy Lewis hetneedl alstrr of Mrs 8 Cornfield Julia Harry WUliam aad Herbert lewis a aaUva af 8aa Francisco Funersl aad Interment strictly private Be mslas eaa be viewed Saturday June 20 at taa parlors ot HaUted Co MELRATH In Pnoenli A Tt Jaae It Frank 1 tirlavMl son of tk lata John and Ellen McEJrsth a native of Saa Francisco tged 33 years Fi lends and seqnalataneea are respectfully larlted ta attend tbe fonerst Sunday Jans 21 at 1 oclock from tba parlors of tbe Henry uaiiagncr unaenasiar company iuu street thence to St Brlglds Church for services commeoeUa at 2 oclock latsrmeat Holy Cross Cemetery by electric faaeral car not Elcbteeath aad Goerrero streets TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF Mantle ParlorANo 103 a loa are hereby notified to attend tbe funersl of oar iste brotaer tTsna jf euraia irem tne parlors of tbe aausgber Undertaking Compaay 20 Fifth atreet Sunday Jnne 21 at 1 oclock aharp Floes for Don sttendance WHITLNG President 3 HWALLACE Rec Secretary MARRIN In this city Jnne 18 Thomas Mar rla MATHKWS In this city Jnne IS Peter Mstbews a nstlve ot New York aged fit years A member of Paelfle Coast Wslters Assoclstloa Friend and aeqaalatsnces sra respectfally larlted to attend tbe funeral Saturday Jane 20 at 3 oclock from the fuaeral parlors of Porter A White 122 Eddy street Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery MEYEUSIa New York Jnne 12 Michael Meyers brother Of Mme YVsldow Cobea of 8aa Francisco a native et London England aged 93 years snd 6 months MURPHT Ia Oakland Charles Murphy aged 2o years MTSING Ia this elty Jane IS Fred Myslag sged 1 yesr and a months NELSON Ia this city Jane 19 at tbe City and County Almshouse Henry Nelson a native of MskSschosetts sged 88 years OBltlEX In Ibis city June 19 Mrs A OErlea OSSAM In tbls elty Jnne 19 Lacy Frsseee Bird beloved wife of Rev Charles Oxnam aud motbtr of Etbelbert Talbot and llxa htb von Pnttrr Oxnsm fell asleep la Jesas I rldsy morning native of Wasblngtoa sged 30 yesrs tSbssta rouaty Cal aad Clark Skagtt and Snohomish counties Wsb papers please copy Notice of funersl hereafter IAPEXFCSS Ib this city Jnne 19 Agnes Pa pen fuss dearly beloved wife of Csrl Papen fuss mother of George Pleper daughter of Mrs tiahn and sister of tbe Iste George Gshn a nttlve of Germsny aged 49 years 2 months sad 19 days POZZI la this city Jnne 19 Mollle beloved dsugbter ot tbe lata Morris and Mary Poxil and niece of Rafael and PhUlp Putil a native of Petalnma Csl sged 22 yesrs REXXlLfcOX ln tbls city Jane 17 Jane beloved wife of the late Joba Rennllsoo and mother of Robert William Thomas sad George ReaBllson Mrs George Bebbsn the Iste James Adsm Jsmea aad Andrew Plammer Reaatlsoa snd Mrs Msrgsret Portley a native of Selkirk Scotland aged 70 years 11 months and days SCHMIDT In tbls city Jnna 18 Eras dearly beloved snd only daughter of A II and Ernestine Schmidt snd sister of Hetuert A Schmidt a native of Saa Francisco aged 20 yesrs 7 months and 4 days Funeral private Saturday June 20 at 10 lock rieaae omit flowers SCHULZ In Boise Idaho Jane 16 Pauline wife ot William Stbols and mother of Mrs Wiles snd Mrs Tbeo Plaas SEGELIIORST Ia Alameda Jnne 18 Helen beloved daughter of Captain Aagnat aad Emily Kegrlhorst snd sister of Amy and Loots Segel borst a native of California aged IS yesrs 7 mootbs sad 28 days Funersl services will be held Snadsy Jane 21 at 2 30 oclock at tba resldeace 2265 Burns Vista arenne Interment private Moon tain View Cemetery Oakland SIMMONS Near Guayaquil Ecuador Sooth America May 20 Joha li Simmon late of Compaay Calltorala Wlunteers a native of Saa Francisco sged 23 yesrs STEWAKT In this city Jnne 19 William be lored hurband of Kate Klein Stewart and father ot and Belle Stewart and Mrs I Emmons The fonerst will take plaea Monday Jnne 22 at 9 oclock from bis late residence 263 Pierce atreet thence to Sacred Heart Church where a solemn requiem msss will be celebrated for tbe repose ot bis soul commencing at 9 JO oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery SLLLIVAX In this city Jane 18 LonUe Sullivan dearly beloved wife ot Jeremiah Sullivan and mother of Louise Gertrude and IVI1 Ham Joba Snlllvaa a native or Lynn Mass aged JO yeerar lO Jooatha and 17 dsys Funeral will take place Saturday Jnne 20 from ber late residence 300 Hayes street corner of Franklin thence to St Marys Cathe dral where a solemn requiem hljli msss will be celebrsted for tbe repose of ber soul com tatc Cemetery menrlng st 9 oclock Interment Holy Cross WASTELL In Oskland Jnne 18 at 487 Prospect avenue Earle Bramley beloved son ot George snd Emms WssteU brother of Rntb Ralph sod Edith WasteU and grandson of Mrs A Allen a native of California aged 10 years 7 months snd 23 days Friends snd acquaintances sre respectfally Invited to sttend the funersl services Sunday June 21 at 2 oclock at tbe First Methodist Episcopal Cbnrcb corner of Fourteenth and Clsy streets Oakland WILLTAMS In this city Jane 18 Msrgsret Williams sgrd 00 years WYCKOFF Ia tbls city Jane 19 Clair Decker dearly beloved son of Frank snd Edith Wyrkoff a bstlve of Sin Francisco aged 1 year 1 month and 24 days Notlra of funeral bereafter LEO ASSEMBLY NO 4 YOUNG MEV8 CATH ollc Union Officers snd members are hereby notified to attend tbe funeral af oar late brother Silk from bla late residence IS Usmpfon place Saturday Jane 20 at 9 oclock JAMES CALLAN President JOHN BURNS Rec Secretary MISSION COUNCIL NO 3 I Officers snd members sre hereby notified to sttend tbe funersl of oar late brother Silk from bis Iste residence 13 Hampton place off Folsom street near Third Saturday June 20 at 9 oclock ALEXIS AXDLER rresideat WILLEY Secretary AMUSEMEXT9 wa MVTINEE TO DAY Saturday JUNE 20TII Parquet any seat 23c Balcony 10c Children any part except reserved 10c Surpassing Vaudeville Title mCR EMPERORS Or MCSIC SCHEXK BROTHERS snd tba BIOGRAPIL Last times ot SAONA AXA WILSOV FRANK KESV NAN sad COMPANY UANLOV8 PAN TOMIXK COMPANY HALE and FRANCES and PAXTONH LIVING ART STUDIES REGINMNO TO MORROW AFTEBXOON jBg New Acts 6 CENTRAUmi Market Street near Eighth Phone South 833 Last Two Nlizhts MATINEE TO HAT AND 8UXPAT Curtis Tbe InlmitsUe Omedtan Preseattaz His Fsmous Original Creation SAML of POSEN PRICES Evenings PRICES Matinees 10c teBOe lot 15cV2Bc NEXT WEEK CCBTIS IN THE GREENnORN ALCAZAR eJiVyer I tO NlHUT wasaaWATINKK TO DAT ivratiyAiiuAuotvtnasSiir WHITE WMITTLE8EV la a SBperlr and Artlstle Production et Mark Twalaa Masterpiece Puddnhead Wilson Evg 53e to 73c Mat To Day lSe to 60e ti Titt uuimrirv vxf NEaT MIL WHITTLESEY LN Mantells Famwt Soeeess Monbars BIO SHOW OAK LAND Carnival around Public Park Including fourteen blocks or street A JUNE ta JULY 4 Satraact Eleventh aad Broadway Grand II 2 Dog OPEN mO I nivELiii Saturday and Sunday JUNE 20th and 2istT COMMENCING AT 12 Saturday 1030 A MSundty 4 THOMAS TJERNEY Judga EDWARD SH0RSTAC Slipper Guerrero street cars direct to tho Park for single fare 5c Oh mamma oh mamma I really moat go To Fischers to day to see the sew snow Its called Twlrly WWrly now dont be so surly For Ill bav a good time as yea very well know QKMOn RESEHYED SEATS Nights 23c 50c aad 75c Saturday apd Sunday Matinees 23c and SOe Chlldrca at Matinees 10c aad 29c CALIFORNIA FAREWELL TO NIGHT The Circus Girl Presented by tba fsmous DALY THEATER COMPANY TO MOBBOW NIGHT MISS INAlNCE OlSEIL Tint Time Hera la Sardous Masterpiece LA TOSCA BEAT SALE NOW ON UULUmDlA iacn num THIS WEEK AND NEXT WEEK GOODWIN MATINEE TO DAY To ntiht Lst Time THE ALTAR OF FRIENDSHIP NEXT TEES I Goodwtna Greatest Success 1WHEN WE WERE TWENTY ONE June 29 AMEUA BINGHAM aad Her Special Compaay la THE CUMBEl TIVOUSo EVEBY EVEXIXO MATIXEE TO DAT SOMETHING TOO SHOCTJD NOT MIS Tba Magnificent Production af tba Great Operetta eauiuy THE ISLE OF CHAMPAGNE Big east with EDWIN STEVENS ta taa rale ot King lliom A reast af Fan and Music Gorgeous Dances Scenery aad Effects POPULAR PRICES 23c 6c aad TJ Telephone Bosh 9 OPEf HOUS MATINEE TO DAY Hear tbe Pretty Congo LweSwg THILO WEEK TO NIGHT EVERT NIGHT Raymond and Caverly and Oar Superb New York Company la tbe Fantastical Sneetacolar atasteal Xceea trletty IN WASHINGTON The Entire Elaborate Production as ased br tba Bcgera Brothers daring tbelr ktag New Yon run CampUte Changs el Soar New Spedaltlaa Attractive fteveltles rOPCLAB PRICES 23e 50c Tfc BASEBALL Pacific Const League RECREATION PARK Eighth and Harrison Streets Championship Games Saturday atJ AT Sundayat230TM SanFrawlsci ys Seattle Lsdles Days Thursday a so Friday Advance sale of tests at 6 Stockton street GaUMANvE0 Every Afternoon snd Evening REFINED VACDEVILLtT FRANK CCSHUAS TUK LEONa THE ESMONDS BANDY AND WILSON CHBISTT AND WOXS EVA NET AND ALLEN HAT WARD AND HATWARDl CUNTON MONTGOMERY sad the BIOSCOPE raeea Nlght Cc 2uc 13c and lbc Matl nees 20c sad IQc Phono for seats Soata 1022 THE CHUTES Every Afternoon Aad Evetirag HIGH CLASS SPECIALTIES INTHETHEATEB VISIT THE POUND ANT A HALF BABY And als tompaalona la tbe Infant Incubators THE BOHEMLAX OLASSBLOWEX BABT SEA WON oa tbe SEAL BOCKS ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN DISPLAY TO NIGHT Waeo BoaiBaf tor state ask or BaailiO tf 1 a.