The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 18

fHE ISXAMXNEH, SAK SUJM1)AT MORNING. OCTOHUH. HO, 1898. ManD imD ImncDa Monntir -items. XKW" AnVrcnTIBKMRJfTS.

XtuVr AnVKIlTlrlEMKNTS. RUffl 11 IB! GAGE SAYS SINGLE TAX MEANS ANARCHY. Was in Too Much of a Hurry, However, to Explain Why He. Said So. THE GRAND JURY IB DEFEAT Because Kept Promises to the PtopU Who Elected Him.

Calls the Habit of Making Mistakes a Profitable Talsnt. HOW HE WON THE ENMITY, HIS PARTY AND THE' RAILROAD. SUPERVISORS-. ARE SCORED. Raised the Railroad Assessments and Lowfrtd Those of the People.

He'Again. Asseverates That There Is no Connection Whatever Be- 4 tween Them. Surprising Disclosures irtthe Accounts of Consti'bles and Jus- tices of the Peace. Ill' -v DALTON Alameda County Duretu of "The DM Ilroadwsr, Oakland. OAKLAND.

October 29. The Grand Jury Alameda County Parean of "The P.iamlnrr, 614 Broadway. Oakland. OAKLAND. October 29.

The Repulll-cans heard Henry T. Gage to-night In Oakland, They gave him a big reception, wtlh plenty of red fire, brass bands and richly uniformed clubs. Th meeting was held In exposure of the extreme carelessness that has been displayed by the Alameda county Supervisors In their handling of public funds and their neglect to properly check irregularities In other departments of the county government, covers no more Important feature than that of the dereliction of the board with relation to Constables and the exposition building. A. H.

Dreed, Chairman of the Alameda County Republican Committee, made the opening address, and V. -'JaV sH JSSB 9 .11 Dr. George C. Pardee) was chairman. The Gubernivtortal candidate soke for an Justices of the Peace.

Expert Dunshee has made a complete hour. He started off by denouncing the principles of bis opponent as anarchic and overhauling of the Constables' and the Justices' records, and has brought to light extraordinary Items of error which, the Jury revolutionary. "Lurking beneath the platitude of this pretended reform party," he announced, "are dangers to property and iiifiC' if! declares, can be accounted for only by the dangers to liberty." He declared that absolute negligence of the Supervisors to control properly the allowance of claims. James G. Magulre had denied sustenance to As to this the Grand Jury says: The claims of these officers (constables) not having been ripened since the spring of haa resulted in toe apparently maniitr as Indicated by the many errors in their claim.

Had they Iweu properly examined by the Auditing Otnuiltteo and tuelr ripert, it would one itopped the wrong that has lieeii practiced. For ei ample, claim bare been presented in which the (Blue service Is charged for Item by item In two cmit.ables' claim for the same month, and the soldiers who were battling under the American flag, and that James G. Magulre stood for the anarchic and horrible doctrine of single tax. Mr. Gage regretted he could not In the few moments at hla command explain why this was so, as he had to attend a meeting In San Francisco.

"Anyway," he said, "It Is worse than ten dry years In California, these sentiments of the party of my distinguished opponent." Mr. Gage reiterated that he was not bound to the railroad corporation, and reasserted that the railroad Is not an Issue of this they both passed the scrutiny of the whose duty it was to detect such errors; these Alsmeda Counlr Knr.su of "Th r.Mmln.r." 014 Proadwav. OakUnd. OAKLAND, October P. Huntington and the Southern Pacific Company want Henry P.

Dalton defeated for County AfpKor Just six million dollars" worth, for that Is the figure that Mr. Dalton haa raised the assessments of that and kindred corporations since he was elected to office four years ago. This is one of the reasons that the Southern Pacific Company Is in politics In Alameda county this year. It wants Henry P. Dalton punished because Mr.

Dalton redeemed his promises to the people. Those promises were that he would make the assessment roll of Alameda county a little more equal; that he would raise the corporation assessments and lower the assessments of the individual property-holders. If there is one thing that will force Uncle Collis and his railroad corporation Into, politics It is taxes. Mr. Huntington objects to paying taxes, and objects to any one who makes him pay taxes.

The fact that the Individual property-owners are benefited by this addition to his tax roll does Dot appeal to Mr. Huntington. Alameda county has systematically been robbed by the Southern Pacific Company. It Is the terminal county of all of the linet controlled by Huntington, and the roadt running through this sectfon are the most valuable In the State; yet Alameda county gets no more taxes from the railroad than does any of the interior counties where there Is but a single-track road, and all because the State Board of Equalization refuses to give Alameda county its Just due. But the very moment that Henry P.

Dalton went into office he began to look for railroad property that would help out the Alameda county roll. Then It was that Mr. Dalton found that there were 100 miles of railroad in Alameda county that the State Board of Equalization did not assess at all. Mr. Dalton told the people of Alameda county that he would try and assess the railroad fairly, and he assessed a portion of this road in Alameda.

This forced the State Board of Equalization to assess more road to Alameda county, and not cnly did Mr. Dalton assess the railroad locally, but he forced the State Board to increase Its mileage list by the 100 miles that Mr. Dalton found unassessed. By finding unassessed property and by Increasing the property that was already assessed Mr. Dalton has added $6,000,000 to the roll of Alameda county and has taken claim were paid a presented and when this jury inquired Into it the constable stated It was mistake In their claim being duplicated.

Ihesa mistake give opportunity to double up the fee all around. It baa actually happened that in jailing three prisoner at one time mistakes were campaign. What's absorbing man's attention to day is the made in the spelling or each and every name. The three prisoner yielded to the justice III In fee under their false names, and roore under their true one. The const side also got double fees both for arrest and mllegr.

The habit of making mistakes is usually con approaching election and the individual man's appearance. The appearance we take care of. Why sidered a bad one, but we lind In certain professions it becomes a source of gslo and rise to the dignity of a money-making talent. shouldn't we? We're the only institution in America th at devotes eight floors exclusively to male apparel, Now'we're not' going to attempt to indulge in. any lengthy Sundatf sermon by taking your time up with a lot of pratings about liow good we are and ivhat we have done in the past; just want to show you in our picture above what a handsome little winter coat we have created fbr little fellows between the ages of 3 and.

10. It's a masterpiece in children's it's made from' fine brown Venetian cloth, deep shade and braided just as you see it in the picture. Having had the reins of leadership so long in our hands, wresting them from the others, we feel perfectly content in knowing our efforts are appreciated in creating such high-class stylet as we have this season. The above is one of them, only one of them; there's hundreds of others equally as pretty, but you must see 'em, and'one: of the topics among men to day is the at The Grand Jury makes severe attack upon the expert, Fred A. Davis, who held office for three years and a half, backed by Supervisor Church.

Upon this subject the report recites: On February 1, 1893, Mr. Fred. A. Pari wa appointed by the Hoard of Supervisors, at a salary "The only evidence there Is that the Republican State Convention was dominated by the railroad," he nld, "is that the San Francisco 'Call' published my name as the candidate for Governor the day before I was nominated. As the Issues of the campaign, my distinguished opponent and the San Francisco that great exponent of the Democratic part)', say the sole Issue of this campaign.

Is the railroad issue. They have taken that means to divert the attention of the multitude from the real Issues. The refunding amendment has nothing to do with It. I am sorry, but I have not time to go Into this further, as I have to go to San Francisco." Mr. Gage went, and be was followed by half the audience, and Victor Metcalf, the Republican candidate for Congress, was presented to a hall half emptied.

He talked for fifteen minutes, and E. F. Preston closed. 1 tractive suits that we're offering the 1 ones that have gotdhat chic -and grace that show they're cvt ot $125 a month, to examine and cipert monthly the books and accounts of each and every department of the county government, and to present to and made by tailors that know how to build swell clothes. The colorings are fashionable, of course, the board on the nrst day of each and every month written report showing the result of ucb examination and expertlng for the preceding month, be to hold officii at the pleasure of the hoard, with Iwuds Died at We have been unable to find any such written reports, neither have we been able to flod any record showing that such written report were ever made.

Xot even a trace bordering on neatness not' loud but fash ionable ones, and the price the" smallest price ever of an annual one. We found, however, th allowed claims to beat bis stamp, indicating that he had exported then; nd found them to be correct. The Board of Supervisors is sternly crit jfc; quoted for good' clothes. TEJ DOLLARS. NOT REALIZE PERPETUAL MOTION.

icised for falling to keep proper records of claims. On this point the Grand Jury that amount off of the individual property- owners. says: Subsection 3 of Section 21 of the County Govern There Is another feature of this act of It' i worth a few minutes of time to gaze inourBiQ lr. Dalton. As soon as he began to assess the railroad the railroad began to fight his nient Act reads: "The Hoard must cause to lie kept a 'Mad book' containing all proceeding and adjudications relating to the establishment, maintenance, change and discontinuance of roads and assessments before the Supervisors and In the courts.

Their paid attorneys appeared road districts." We found the last entry recorded Corner JVlndowfitid see those Overcoats that are marked $10: they'll surprise you. The prettiest of tan shades in -Coverts, sa tin piped; the prettiest of blue, black, and brown 'Kerseys, Farmer Moraga He Was Buncoed by a Pair of Inventors. Dtiare tne Supervisors, and they contested in this book ne dated July 2H. jni.i.- Subsectlou 4 of the same section reads: "The board must cause to be kept a 'franchise matters in the courts themselves. These suns Mr.

Dalton had to defend himself. containing all franchises granted by them, for Monday's feature is illustrated right opposite; it's a long trouser Sailor Suit one of the prettiest effects in blues that we have shown in many seasons. It has the faring blouse, the wide sleeve, the plaited sleeve. The Chevron is just as yon see it in the picture? In fact, it's a masterful conception of a sailor suit. You can have it with white fiat braid; you can have it with black flat braid.

A lanyard and whistle go with every suit. The sizes range for little tots 3 years to 12. Now that this suit shall be complete in all detail, we have taken one of our very swellest Tamo' Shunters inblue, ivith pretty patriotic emblem on it and say for both suit and ta beginning Monday, $4.45. He got little or no help from the rest of the rGllrUV nffiniflU nml lha Snnapul.n.. V-A what purpose, the length, of time, and to whom granted, the amount of bond and license tax shoulders of satin, sleeve linings of satin, body lining of fine worsted the kind of Overcoats that have that hang and grace that give them the appearance of artists' models.

Ten know District Attnrncv Alameda Cennty Boreas of "The Examiner, We found the last entry recorded In this book Dalton. Mr 7o 014 Broadway, Oakland fl.UVV Ul Ull I own pocket to take one th. uak.l,a;su, uctober za. According to a to be dated June .4, lbtio. Subsection 8 of the same section reads: "The hoard must cause to be kept an 'ordinance In hich must be entered all ordinances or laws duly passed by the board." We fonnd the last entry recorded In this book to he dated May 13, M'S.

Court, and he has paid many thousands complalnt filed to-day la the Superior Court, of dollars in attorney and expert fees. Jose O. Moraga, an Alameda county farmer, Tliio (o i we're King Pins for Overcoats. These at DOLLARS. ajr nicn uatton Has has been the victim of a new sort of "gold brick" game, parting with $1,600 for an Id In a general summary as to the Constables Kiuujiorj mil ue waue to me people before his last election.

He has cut $10,000,000 from the assessment roll of the Individual property-owners and haa anMcd and Justices the Grand Jury says: terest In an electrical machine that would produce Its own motive power, and would An our Investigation progressed it was discov Then the suits be capable of reproducing Its own power We'll keep you ered that nearly all the constables and some of the Justices had not filed their claims until a day or so within the year limit, and then they were held without being acted upon until after tile Mupreme I'cnrt had rendered Its decision in a test esse In which the amount of fees that could be earned by them was at Issue. That decision, favorable to busy for quite a to an Indefinite degree, Such was the glittering proposition which Moraga claims Timothy Mahoney and Ar time showing o.uw.uin) to tne corporation roll, making a reduction to the property-owners of $16 For having kept these promises the Southern Pacific Company desires Mr. Dalton's defeat. Being the nominee of both the Republicans and the Democrats this is not likely, but it is a none the less desired end for the corporations. cadia F.

Mahoney laid before him as an you, some of the the Justices and constables, was handed down in prettiest Worst eds yon ever laid your eyes upon; silk striped lin TWO January, lst'i. after which date the numerous claims were all allowed, the result being that we had the claims for thirty-two months' service of these township officer to examine Instead ot thirteen months. Through the withholding of fines and forfeiture nd overcharges In claims we found that $2, 40 was due the county, but subsequent to the exam Inatton was returned to the treasury, leaving a bnlanee unpaid of OR, to recover which we have aathorlied the District Attorney to Institute suit. The condition of Justice Cliff Inducement to part with his gold. This strange contrivance, which like Keely's motor was to run forever upon its own force, was, they claimed, their Invention.

Moraga saw visions of tremendous wealth If he would only furnish the inventors with sufficient funds to make the first machine. He claims that the Mahoneys represented that they had manufactured a small model of their perpetual motive producing de MISSING MEN ARE HEARD FROM. ing in the coat, silk striped lining in the vest, Student Goetz Seen at Turlock and John Another special for Monday will be a lot of those pretty middy suits, which we faithfully illustrate opposite; made i -grade blue cheviot, in a very silk striped lining in the R. Greenwell Writes Home From Calaveras County. Another Monday feature will be a lot of pretty blue Astrachan Reefers made with broad faring revere.

You can have 'em with sailor collar as well. It's a pretty shade of blue and a very swell coat. For little chaps between the ages in trousers. uak.l,a.mj, uctobcr 29. Adolph F.

Goeti. the Stanford Criverjity student who suddenly vice, but they, required the capital to construct a twenty-horse-power machine on that model that would be a practical demonstration of their idea. Moraga says he parted with $400 in Los Angeles last April and put up the remaining $1,100 the same month In San Francisco, waiting ninety days by agreement for the Inventors to realise their The three months passed and no machine came to light. Moraga's demands, he says, were rebuffed, and then he consulted a law If the Worsteds are not to your tikin a disappeared from Alameda, has been seen at docket and oflicla! paper was discreditable and caused us much delay and annoyance In our Investigation, which we were nimble to conclude ow ing to the docket records being Incomplete In so large a number of case. Justice Itrophy, for two months previous to our examination, hail nineteen cases In his court, but his docket did not contain any reeord of them whatever, and fo-eleven consecutive month be paid no fines and forfeiture into the county treasury.

This Is presented by the Grand Jury to emphasise its criticism as to the responsibility which attaches to the Hoard of Supervisors for these costly errors that have depleted the county treasury. 1 urlock, headed for Los Angeles. He was rec ognized by his picture published In "The Ex novel fashion like all our goods; aminer," according to two letters received by way, men, one of those highly they're swell. t-mei oi rollce nosers of Alameda, as follows thief of I'uiico, Akimeda. Oil.

Dear Sir- popular hail Iram-iM-ii pap-fa description of one Adalnli It" 1 1 yer. He wanta his money back, declaring that it was a clear case of rumen- lits fellow Unit Rut off afternoon overland going guti). ne gt uff lne it si i For such a pretty little suit, cap included, for little chaps between the ages of 4 and 12, Blue Serges the Mahoneys never Invented the machine rsssrnger Train Derailed. OAKLAND, October defective at Eleventh and Webster streets caused nor ever Intended to Droduce such a we say for Monday om oj ana i u. uiv Monday these will be $3.98.

$3.98. the derailing of an engine and several car of the narrow-gauge train at 9:45 o'clock this morning. The -train was running to Four vel. OAKLAND BOND ISSUE DEFEATED AT POLLS. teenth street over a portion of track that is being rebuilt.

Continual Jolting of the trains in the Electric Bice Shade It's dressy at any time, and if not a Blue Serge, why a Cheviot in neat mixtures, in grayish effects, in brownish had shaken tne frog out of place. Passengers were shaken up considerably and there was a "'r'wv Park Proposition Receives a Maioritv. delay of two hours to travel. but Not Suffi rushed over id it store, as though expecting In meet some one. As soon nt the train pulled not lie seemed walked round the burg until dark and then around the He went south the same evening on the Fresno local.

He told the i.tr-cer here that he was on his nay to Lot Angeles. He tallied with the description In the paper. He seemed well educated In conversation, though I did not think at the time he was a uulversltr student, lint took him for a fellow who did In-aide work. cook, nr something like that, though we are pretty sure he Is the fellow (Signed. I IiAVIIS.

Marshal of Turlck A postal received later by Chief Rogers from Marshal Davis states that since he saw the picture la "The Examiner" he frvls certain that the man working his way south was the missing Goetz. John R. Greenwell, who disappeared from hla home, 914 Kagle avenue, about two weeks ago has written his mother that he Is at present with his uncle at Big Trees, Calaveras county. StnrirntN TnU an Off BERKELEY, October second rally gently SEW AIJVf.HTISKMnXT!".. Large.

About 200 pretty little suits, as swell as anything can possibly be, hi eh we a t-tempt to picture opposite; in OAKLAND, October proposition for bonding Uie city for the purchase of the Adams Point trcct for a public park was defeated at the polls to-day. The proposition received PROCURE GENUINE eff.jcts; yon know our clothes are swell clothes, and it takes a small amount to own 'cm. Quite an attractive lot of Young Men's Suits; sizes 12 to 10 years. Neat colorings in blues, browns- TfcN DOLLARS. Ul mc 'n-in Draruil, nem on the CIH1DU1 J.2S7 majority, but as there were 2,363 cast againat the propo.tion and for It the proposition lacked vote for the Deces-sary two-thirds.

There has been some confusion In figurine theae returns, caused by the fact that a two-thirds majority ia necetsary to tarry a bonding proposition. There havinf been 2.303 votes cat against bonding, it would be necessary to get more than twice as many rotes in order to have the necessary two-thirds. Thla would be 4,706, which would have been necessary to ITTLE LIVER last evening, was conducted by 500 students by the light of a huge bonfire, hrio. such suits as tym 7t pay 6 fjp nr ST for in p-t: Thomas, President of the Associated Students introduced the speakers, and Chairman I)on- CARTER'S nell acted as master or ceremonies. Professor Eacon made tho first speech, followed bv Clin.

pretty blues, also mixtures. Suits worth, all the way up to $5 and their vests are marvels of beaut y. They will be special 1 PILLS ton E. Miller. Charles E.

Fryer. Prnfessnp iw-u uie Dona DrOOOSltlon mn that 1 fell 1,060 vote--: short. UerkFley Ilrerltle. We're showing up some very swell ideas in Silk Vests for men that new, high-cut, double-breasted Vest very swell. Yon should have one of 'em.

other stores. Monday will find 'em tagged $3.98. EES nt.KKc.Lhi October 29. The Board of Putzker, Professor Habcock, O. E.

Hotle Carl Warner, Russell Springer and Jack Hoffman ill accompanied by prodigious joshing. Comic renditions were given by It. W. Tully, J. Men-drnhall and George ISrehm.

After the oratory tno entire body of students, led by 100 bearing torches, marched about the town. The stud. nt management has announced a series of demonstrations. Town Trustees at their next meeting will FAC-SIMILE OF NEW WRAPPER take step to lubmlt a new proposition to the HI Verr swall an.l raT ly icke ted Mond a $2.98. voters for an amendment to the Constitution establishing a poll court, making the office of Judge ilectlve instead of appointive, that potltion being considered' responsible for the defeat of the amendment ut the recent popular take am fcwfar iQT.

HEADACHE. Ak for lleadlag Hooiiik. OAKLAND. October Twenty-thlrd-svenu Improvement Club has adopted resolu At the residence of Norman Phillip. 1204 Adeline Street.

Miss Kale Klanlev I nrfr-, FOR DIZZINESS. rOR BILIOUSNESS. tions requesting the Free Library Trustees to re-open ine free reading-rooms in EaBt Oak land, closed by the Heitmann tax levy. The ItflVER Improvement association contemplate raising I FOR TORPID UVER. FDR CONSTIPATION.

rOR SALLOW SKIN FOR THE COMPLEXION of West Berkeley wu laat evening married to John A. Duarte of Pinole. th! so-tety ot ho Berkeley High School, will hold Its preliminary debate next Friday evening to obtain iix debater who will thereafter contend before Judge tp be chosen from the teacher. The thre orators thus aelected will constitute the Forum team in the forensic ron-teet with Ecclesls. The candidntea are: VC.

A. Y' Hwl-y. J- VV. Hingamen. A.

C. 'u' I'liam. Olrvln, A. Henderson. Lealle Dobbins.

Martin. Metcalf, Otto Peterson and W'allac Kcntrhler. tuna mat me rooms may De re-opened. 1'olltUnl Meetlngn. OAKLAND, October Independent Party will hold a meeting on Monday evening Montana Hell, Seventh and Adallno streets.

The Oakland section of the Socialist Labor Tany will hold a meeting Sunday evening 4l! Thirteenth street. U. S. Parsons wi de-U an address. ml 1 1 II in.

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