11 research outputs found
Dinamika Kepemimpinan Birokrasi untuk Efektivitas Pelayanan pada RSUD Er Dabi Kabupaten Yalimo
No full textThis study aims to analyze the influence of local bureaucratic leadership on the effectiveness of health services at Er Dabi Regional Hospital in Yalimo Regency and to identify supporting and inhibiting factors for health services in this remote area, including the implications of regional health decentralization policies. The urgency of this research is to improve the quality of health services in Yalimo, which remain constrained by bureaucracy, medical staff, and infrastructure. Using a qualitative case study design approach, data were collected through in-depth interviews with health bureaucratic officials, hospital leaders, medical personnel, and patients and their families; participant observation at Er Dabi Regional Hospital; and analysis of health policy documents and hospital performance reports. Informants were selected using purposive sampling to ensure a diversity of perspectives, and data were analyzed thematically to uncover patterns, themes, and relationships between factors. The results indicate that the formal bureaucratic structure remains rigid and hierarchical, hindering adaptive decision-making and responsive resource distribution; transformational leadership styles are suboptimal due to a lack of intensive training, resulting in often-resistance-based initiatives; cross-sector coordination and good governance principles such as transparency, accountability, and public participation are also inadequate; and limited medical personnel, diagnostic facilities, and infrastructure create bottlenecks in the service process, resulting in low patient satisfaction and delayed treatment. The conclusion states the need for a transformation toward a participatory and innovative leadership model supported by a hybrid bureaucratic structure that combines operational flexibility and local cultural inclusion. Recommendations include implementing an adaptive managerial capacity building program, transformational leadership workshops, digitizing services through SIMRS and telemedicine, strengthening collaborative governance through cross-sector forums and public-private partnerships, and implementing a real-time monitoring system for drug procurement and ongoing performance evaluation to improve access, quality, and sustainability of health services in Yalimo Regency
Online-Plattform des DLA über deutsche Schriftstellerin nur auf Englisch
No full texthttps://www.laskerschuelerarchives.org/ Es ist sinnvoll, eine gemeinsame Plattform mit der National Library in Jerusalem auf Englisch anzubieten. Es ist aber ein Unding, dass es bei einer deutschen Schriftstellerin (hier: Else Lasker-Schüler) nicht auch eine deutsche Version gibt. It makes sense to offer a shared platform with the National Library in Jerusalem in English. But it is an absurdity that a website about a German author (here: Else Lasker-Schüler) does not also have a German version
An analysis of the relationship between instructional time and academic achievement of adults and children in a family literacy program
No full textIncludes bibliographical references
A média fenomenológiája: Vilém Flusser kommunikáció- és médiaelméletének körvonalai és alapfogalmai
No full textJelen tanulmány Vilém Flusser kommunikáció- és médiaelméletének vázlatos áttekintésére
vállalkozik. Az 1991-ben elhunyt szerző egyre inkább reneszánszát éli mind a kortárs
német, mind az angol nyelvű szakirodalomban. Talán elég e helyt utalnom a tényre,
hogy munkásságának feldolgozása, bemutatása céljából önálló tudományos folyóirat
működik Flusser Studies címen [http://www.flusserstudies.net/]. Flusser átfogó, általa
kommunikológiának nevezett elméleti kerete alapvetően fenomenológiai alapokon
rekonstruálja a kommunikáció- és médiaelmélet alapfogalmait. Tanulmányom ezen keret,
pontosabban a kommunikáció és médium flusseri felfogásának ismertetése után olyan
fogalmakra tér ki, mint a technikai kép, az apparátus, illetve a nem-dolog (Unding), mely
terminusok meggyőződésem szerint meglehetősen közel vezetnek a kortárs digitális
médiakultúra logikájának egyfajta átfogó értelmezéséhez is.
| This study undertakes an outline overview of Vilém Flusser’s communication and media
theory. The author, who died in 1991, is increasingly experiencing a renaissance in
contemporary German as well as English-language literature. Perhaps it is enough to
refer here to the fact that an independent academic journal called Flusser Studies (http://
www.flusserstudies.net/) operates for the purpose of processing and presenting his work.
Flusser’s comprehensive theoretical framework, which he calls communicology, basically
reconstructs the basic concepts of communication and media theory on phenomenological
grounds. After describing this framework, or more specifically Flusser’s understanding of
communication and medium, my study covers concepts such as the technical image, the
apparatus, and the non-thing (Unding), which terms I believe lead quite close to a kind
of comprehensive interpretation of the logic of contemporary digital media culture too
Defamiliarization and Semantic Deviation in Mirrorstory by Ilse Aichinger
No full textDefamiliarization is including all of techniques that are involved in foregr
unding and beautification of a literary text. Thus, Author with the elimination of repeat of the languages face, Create Beautiful and influential Language. These techniques will result in delay and expansion of the context meaning and so the readers will enjoy and take adventage more. The Contemporary and powerful Authors Austrain, Ilse Aichinger, in creating the Mirrorstory didn’t draw the fact like it is as well es Kafka. But with the help of surrealism imaging and variable Methodes of semantic defamiliarization such as the use of paradox and also different types of symbols, masterfully described it in this story and With this outlook Aichinger challenges the readers of his work with regard to the social problems of their time. The present article is an attempt to familiarize the readers with Aichingers’s ideas and her various techniques of semantic deviation and their application in Mirrorstory
Su Schopenhauer. L’eredità kantiana, la dottrina delle idee, l’Oriente
No full textENG The book consists of six chapters through which Fabio Ciracì examines various aspects of Arthur Schopenhauer’s philosophy. In the first chapter, *At the Roots of Schopenhauer’s Wille*, the genesis of the metaphysical concept of the will is documented in light of Kant’s legacy, traversing Kant’s notion of the *Unbedingte* and Reinhold’s concept of the *Unding*. The second chapter focuses on Otto Liebmann as a reader of Schopenhauer and reconstructs the reception of Schopenhauer’s thought by the Neo-Kantian philosopher within the context of the so-called *Materialismus-Streit*. The two central contributions of the volume include the proposal of an “Enlightenment” interpretation of Schopenhauer’s *Ideenlehre* and its relationship with the philosophy of the Neo-Kantian Paul Natorp. The fourth chapter delves into the issues raised by the negation of the will, demonstrating the paradox of the world’s double nullity which ultimately confers primacy upon genius. The volume concludes with a contribution on Schopenhauer’s *The Orient in Schopenhauer's Mirror*, in which the author articulates the sense and extent to which Schopenhauer’s work was influenced by Indian thought. Taking into account the latest research trends in international Schopenhauer-Forschung, the volume traverses the domains of the history of philosophy and the material history of ideas, restoring Arthur Schopenhauer’s thought to the complexity of his time and the vibrancy of contemporary debate.
ITA Il volume si compone di sei capitoli, con i quali Fabio Ciracì scandaglia alcuni aspetti della filosofia di Arthur Schopenhauer: nel primo capitolo, Alle radici del Wille di Schopenhauer viene documentata la genesi del concetto metafisico della volontà alla luce dell’eredità kantiana, passando attraverso i concetti di Unbedingte di Kant e di Unding di Reinhold. Il secondo capitolo verte su Otto Liebmann lettore di Schopenhauer e ricostruisce la ricezione del pensiero schopenhaueriano da parte del filosofo neokantiano nel contesto del cosiddetto Materialismus-Streit. I due contributi centrali del volume contengo invece la proposta di una lettura “illuministica” della schopenhaueriana Ideenlehre e il suo rapporto con la filosofia del neokantiano Paul Natorp. Il quarto capitolo approfondisce le questioni aperte dalla negazione della volontà e dimostra Il paradosso della doppia nullità del mondo cui perviene il primato del genio. Il volume si conclude con un contributo su L’Oriente nello specchio di Schopenhauer, con il quale l’autore espone in che senso e in che misura è possibile affermare che l’opera di Schopenhauer è stata influenzata dal pensiero indiano. Tenendo conto degli ultimi indirizzi di ricerca della Schopenhauer-Forschung internazionale, il volume si muove tra storia della filosofia e storia materiale delle idee, restituendo il pensiero di Arthur Schopenhauer alla complessità del suo tempo e alla vitalità del dibattito contemporaneo
Bio-based films from wheat bran feruloylated arabinoxylan : Effect of extraction technique, acetylation and feruloylation
No full textThis study demonstrates the potential of feruloylated arabinoxylan (AX) from wheat bran for the preparation of bioactive barrier films with antioxidant properties. We have comprehensively evaluated the influence of the structural features and chemical acetylation of feruloylated AX extracted by subcritical water on their film properties, in comparison with alkaline extracted AX and a reference wheat endosperm AX. The degree of substitution (DS) of AX had a large influence on film formation, higher DS yielded better thermal and mechanical properties. The barrier properties of AX films were significantly enhanced by external plasticization by sorbitol. Chemical acetylation significantly improved the thermal stability but not the mechanical or barrier properties of the films. The presence of bound ferulic acid in feruloylated AX films resulted in higher antioxidant activity compared to external addition of free ferulic acid, which demonstrates their potential use in active packaging applications for the preservation of oxygen-sensitive foodstuff. © 2020 The Author(s)unding details: Svenska ForskningsrÃ¥det Formas, 942-2016-119; Funding details: 2016F008; Funding text 1: This study was supported by the Swedish Research Council Formas (Project 942-2016-119) and the Lantmännen Research Foundation (Project 2016F008). Dr. Balázs Imre (KTH) and Dr. Annelie Moldin (Lantmännen) are acknowledged for valuable discussions.</p
Development and experimental characterisation of the thermomechanical behaviour of a scaled steel ladle
No full textA steel ladle usually employs mortarless refractory masonry in the innermost layer in direct contact with molten steel. The behaviour of such masonry under high thermal loading is complex and essential for designing such installation. A large-scale experimental campaign was carried out focusing on a simplified, laboratory-scaled, pilot steel ladle built with multiple refractory linings as in an industrial ladle. Tests were performed under transient thermal loading up to 1400°C with new and used working linings. The results showed that the distribution of temperatures between the refractory linings was similar for all specimens and confirmed the importance of the selection of the refractory materials in the distinct linings of the ladle to limit heat losses. The heterogeneity in the distribution of dry joints and the effect of the dry joint thickness were also measured using strain gauges. The measurements indicate the effect of viscoplasticity in the working lining on the steel shell, which shows a progressive reduction in the strain starting at 1200°C. The tests performed on the working linings show lower strain built-up due to large viscoplastic deformation and increased joint thickness.his work was supported by the unding scheme o the European Commission, arie kłodowska Curie Actions Innovative Training Networks in the frame of the project ATHOR - Advanced Thermomechanical multiscale modelling of Refractory linings 764987 Grant. The first, third and sixth
authors acknowledge the partial funding by FCT / MCTES through national funds (PIDDAC) under the R&D Unit Institute for Sustainability and Innovation in Structural Engineering (ISISE), under reference
UIDB / 04029/2020, and under the Associate Laboratory Advanced Production and Intelligent Systems ARISE under reference LA/P/0112/2020. This work is financed by national funds through FCT - Foundation for Science and Technology, under grant agreement 2021.05961.BD attributed to the first author
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MEMBER OF THE ASSORTED PRESS
The Weather Forecast
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.— For
Baaia Clara Valley: Tenlglvt end
Batwrday fair; gsatle ncn. »•_*!*
TwBtTf^DCTH YEAR
PALO ALTO. CAL, FR1DA1. AUGUST 2, 1918
NO. lift
Allies Dominate Whole of Western Sector
Intervention in Siberia By
Entente Powers Immediately
Jspsa Accepts AmencM Propoitl Which Looki to Aid si
Ctr_o-Slot_ Forces—Sito.tio n Is CJscsRtl aad AU
Points s! Possible Misusodf^Unding RtjraoTCfi
(At Atrnr**!** Prim)
WASlirNOTOS. Aug l->Joint action between Japan, the entente pow
ir. sand Ansr.-tf a In Siberia la now aa-
sured.
Jaltai. Let* lo-litl ACCtSptAbl* UtC
American proposal, which primarily
looks tawarf tbe aid ef tbe Ce***ho.
Si-TBk foreea aow operating la Siberia, aad sfl.r exrbaagee betweaa
i.-ii- and WaahJagtaa whkh have
cleared up all doubtful potate and rw-
mo-r*d aay poaalblUty af fatar* atvte-
■--. teTi:ar:_;.-.gs. a complete agreement ha* beea r*a< bed The ptea of
.-I- ran..ni will h* pet Into *it*cutloa
at once
Hocin after tt waa leented that Japan
bad ». i • i-t-J the American proposal.
i'r.-.ijf-M Wlteoo walked to tb* stat*.
war and navy building wb*r* h* coo-
ttfted tot balf aa hour wltb Acting
Si-iTiiin polk and Secretary Itekvr
!*i li_ *sir gtcrc.a*y*s efSce,
The prealdaat and Mr Polk left tb.
ome* together, ead aa tb*y walked
along tb* .urriiW th-) had a v«ty
•erlous fiir.ttrutlos which cootlnu.l
fur Sv* mingle* tn troat of Mr. Polk's
cttSew before the prasident returned to
th. Whit* House.
EAGLE I BOAT LEAPS 500 FEET
UUCHEDBY TO ins™ DEATO
FORD
First sf Submarine Deitsroj-
tn, Boiil tor Ntty, CEdes
DownW.ji
P* <...-•■ .' r . I
DETROIT. Aug. I — With lh*
teoscshteg of tb* JjCagte-I. th* Srat of
tbe fle*H of subraana* d*struy*n
belag hailt by llaary I'ord tor tbe
Lieutenant Btrdwell of Red
-- Bluff Finds Airplane b on
Fire Wh ile Mak in g Trip
>i*i. Aim.mitf Put!)
DALLAS. Tux- Aug. ;. Lieutenant
Koblnson E Blrdwrll of lied Muff.
("al. was killed while making a creoe
country Bight about nine mliee eoetb
of here today IJeutenant Blrdwell*
machln* caeghi St* at aboui I.PM
feel la tbe air Aid descended In
Sstati At About s*M fret the aitetor
leased io avoid tbe Sre, end
V^ltnteemery. de-tatted tefor-a- **«*■*« » *-« ***"•»•* »— "*
-.urn ,_u«uing th* txsnsiruct-c**, p*u\ ****** ** **>*• V*** ***** * ******
■ topes aad poBBibUltle* of tbl* n-e-weet
naral wtaspon t» ia,. p*Ulc for lb*
first uae. Tbe gwaeral i- .-■■! that lb*
boats were little attire than exaggerated leilti. tn-a. •■,_i,..--<l With light
guns, was dUpelled when lb* vassal,
-■-■t (ret lrutig, larger tbaa th. old lype
,.[ I't-i:. .1 Btate* il--.li-it.'i.. wm
dropped Into tb. waters ol tbe lover
Htiug. by » grwal mnhanlalli ..,- i.;. .1
by hydraulic pressure. Tabulai*d by
dales lbs story of the Eaglet te Ibis:
Ix-trniUr XS, III* Usury Kurd ot
tered lo timid tn-ai* tor tb* navy.
i- -e-uit- i :; ;>i». j....; plans with
Washlngtoc official*
January IS. :•:•'■*•■ d.pa/tm*nl
**ard*d I'ord company contract tor
Eagle*
Janeery IS- Work ou d**lga of
E.gte. oMBpteted
J...—.-, :- l,.i: ; for ■-■•"
WICHITA FALLS. Tea. Aug S —
Lieutenant W. U Carwoa of CaJl FteW
was kUled IS a fall from an atrplae.
at i -art Bill. "*'-■''■"■■■ * 'bis morning.
accord tag to a telegram received at
Call Plaid this afternoon.
Untenant Carson flew to Furl Rill
this morning, tbs report from th. tort
wild He waa alone In bis machln.
when he fell. His home la tn Hood
MISS KENNEDY
HAS NARROW
ESCAPE
Falls ia Front of Pa-aeafer
Tram and Escapes With
Only Hmor Injuries
Miss Mildred Kennedy. SO. had a
una. ul.m- recap* Intii death laat
night at T Sri o'clock wben abr tell In
fronl of a swlhbound paaseagar train
botwitoii the rtoutheru I'aclBc depot
and the Euibaivadctt.. r*.*ait The engine and roaches passed over her b*-
iisr*> ib. engineer twuJd bring the
iraln lo a standellll. tuid tb* young
lady eecaped wltb only a few minor
It rail 11.
I ted Mis. Kennedy not ...... ..,-,!
the prw*«nc* of mind to remain per
:■ i!. BtUI sb. would undoubtedly
hsv* beau ground to piece*. How sh.
rscapwd being injured by tb* cow-
r.lrb.r I. a taystsey. aad tb* tact
thit the did not receive boras from
tb* cinder box 1* *tlll a greater my*
trry Her clothing was badly torn as
a reauli of th. wheels on tbe ungui*
and car. ruailng la crmiert wltb tbe
same, but th. frightened girl held
hererelf r*)n> anil Orier LuCt-J an
inch.
The full Irtigth of the lung train
|.--.i!t (.tor tb. bud] ot tb. girl. .ti.I
-i- i*t..i. stood aghast expecting to
-■ " her I Ifel rei body taken from the
wreck..
When the Haiti bait •!..,.(ami and
the ,!,■»,! had ■•-■ ii-.Mf-.i it on* seen
that miteld. of a few bruises Mlsa
Kstinedy had tascaped uiilnjiired
i ol brr clothing hsd tMten be
Btaeth the wheels of th* engine, and
bev r - *«s b*dly torn
Offlr.r K K ii -i who was railed
to Ihe Bceae of th* accident. Immedl
al.Iy called an ambulance and tb.
toting lady waa rwaoved to brr home.
4 ■.' Waver Ur street a,:-,, j, ah. wa*
-• ..-tie.1 thi. moralag as getting .long
nliely.
GERMAN LINE CRUSHED NORTH OF OURCQ RIVER
AND A GENERAL ALLIED ADVANCE IS RESULTING
Americans Move Forward Along Flank from Soissons to Rheims—French
Force General Retirement of Enemy North of Ourcq---Villages Being
Burned and the Entire Battlefield Dotted by Conflagrations, Many of
Enormous Proportions
1*4 dSSHmmd Prm)
Crushing the Oerman linn north ol
th. OSMti lh* AM** un Thursday
carried lh. ftont northeast fmm tb*
ihe position between Harteaae* .ml
Bare en-Tardeuois.
Tb. exact '•■■ alton of ih. new tin.
ti n4.| glirn. but It tt said that the U
lit*, hate established tlieniselves on
th. blgbsr rldg** between th* Oueua
snd tb* Al*n. and dominate th* *a
Ur* western eector of the battle area
It I* reported Thatwda) night tbat
Ihe Allle* ar* within die mliee of
Itexr-the*. an Important (icttuan t*l)
tm*d renter oa the Veelr rltei. whlra
acten. wllb this morninge report ot
liie adtame to the m>rtb*a*t ol Ileug
n.u*. Hi* appruximate (-t.ii.ltir uf tbe
liar of attack OU Tliinr.il*)
farther east and aotith thn Alllea
hav. (uptored lh. villsge i.sf. ('tergal
after a ssnguinary struggli. In lbs
cetilur tltiussB'ir has tieeti captured
and Die nuttlierli edge* "1 Meutilnro
•tir.nl BATS Uiou rlearnd of tleniiaiir
This last le an advance of a in lln and
ttire. f.-urth* Nothing Is said ut the
fate of th* Hermans at Ht Uemii. Bt
the tip of the aaltent. but It i. aa-
aunied they have retired ,.
Pertb.r Inward Ithrlm* tlupalthes
indli ale tlm! the town of Villa en Tar-
d.nols haa lK*eii surruuiided by Ihe Al
lied adv*iii.
Along thn llrlllsh from Ihere hav*
t,.-.-i' .raiding ■■!"-( _ti..ii. wltb tha Merman artillery quite active in various
scctora.
Tb. atlian.* of tbe Alllea aloug tbej
..;,::: aid. of Ihe salient la da!
-■ j-. ■!. *s • fi.-i...i-, Irupoctant, poe->
stbly th. most important thing th* Al■',
lie* bate at-cumpll*hed elnce Ihe Q.r-
man retreat frum lh* Mam*
The importance ol tba victory lit*
ui th. fait thsl the new allied sposl-
iKtri. ixiamand a wide area to tba
•icrlbward and take In lb* flank and
r,-at til the -!ii,!. western gateway
ihiough which the ttertoanB have been
retiring. This area Ib a nest of i*.-i
man reserves and fleld artillery.
Yesterday's I"r*auv llrlllsh attark
un the wnsteru eld. uf ih. Marne sal-
teuPWas on a front of five mile* and
:-.-• *"..i.-,i tu a maximum dsptb of
ittraa miles. i-,iinr to news re-
< rived today
The capture of the ImporUnt
Krounti un tb. heights to Ihe weatern
stile 4>f th* line slsu) msans that tb*
■ :, -us.' - will not be abls to r.llr. in
their ordinary leleurely way and lhat
Itrobably th.y will hav* to gu boyond
the Veelr rivrr tn tb.Ir retreat
Tbn situation I* consld.rnO eitraor-
tlluarlly good, being descrlhnd
vices aa the turning pulni of the sura-
BUM? iwmpalgn and -possihly ut Ibe
whole war.
ilraor-i Kurlhw vnit ut tho Una tlio Allies
In ed- arm within .'-'" yanls uf Vllters-Agrou
and along lh* line toward lllisluu
the) caplurud a wood .llUett-d liUU
laid* .sal of ttomlgny.
WHOLE AMSRICAN i. INI.
MOveS FORWARD TODAV
WITH THE AUEItlCAaS AKMT ON
THE AISNE MAHNE ERONT. Aug, S
.:..-■!.; - The whols American Uae
moved forward today while the atmls*
along th. flank hum .*■' ■:■"■;.> to
Hhelm. i'l.-*. J hard agalnat tb*
sides of the Oerman ssall.nl. Th.te
gain* were madB almost without resistance.
Hammered as tb.y hav. lieoli tut
days, tbe Uormatia withdrew during
tbe night ao lhat when the Ainrr
lOSxl, who were supported tm thrlr
right ami un th.lr left by th. Er.tnli.
started early thla morning, they did
nut encounter th. usual machln. gun
fir*
Alung dn- entire [unit as well aa un
Ita westerly side the (lernisii resistance seems greatly diminished Thn
Allle* pressed through a a*rl«* uf
pockets nurih uf th. rued leading
frum Cuussancuurl tu t'uulong.. ami
rraihed th* southern pert nt Veillly
wood
aSHMANS RETIRINO ON
WMOLI OF MARNI FRONT
i"' r Al-Htmli Print
UN THE EHE-NUt 1'BO.NT IN
KHANCE, Aug. 2 tnoon).—Tb* battl.
■ni th* trunt north uf lb. klarn* bu
resolved lts*ll during the night aad
this morutug into an almost general
s- in. i;.- it ol tb* enemy uurtb ol thr
>i..i.y wllb lb* AlUal ptirsulug -ha
tloimaiis wllb tb* greatest Mat aad
ii.> ii. iuKtii. are burning all til
(ago* as ti,, ) retire and ar* tii-siu-)-
Ing eieryililug tbey cume ami*.
I he entire baitlufleld I* doited by con
tlagraiiuiis sum* uf large prupurtluiis.
(I'l Almimt*. Pell!)
WAHIUNUTON, Aug- 2--Tli« army
casualty list tuday shows. Killed Id
*. tluii. 4!. died ol wounds. II; died
uf .1:-. - • ,; tii.-.i of accident and
..ii.-i cause.. ~; wounded savsrsly.
IM; wounded, degree undetermined.
:. uilsaiug. C, total, US.
RUSSIAN AUTHOR STAMP SALES WERE
ORDERED ARRESTED WAY OVER THE TOP
Hlr
. Or*
CHAMPAIGN'. 111. Aug. 3-Cadet
B*w*U *,'..::-• RodtTcr* ot llrookllne.
Maea. died la A fleM hoaplte) at
('beaut r.r-l.!. Raaloul. test night, aa
a re*ult of tnjarte* on th* Arid Rod
»'-. was riding a motorcycte when
he was struck by an alrp-eo. piloted
by lalcetaaaut Symne*tteb*dL
Febntary
Ke.1 lor Bret
F.bnaary .-■■ . ■:.«'.; ■- :.- -■ uf tb.
•biplBiaildtsg rl.i.t i—gai.
March l—Hall of tb* Brat E*gi.
was completed.
May It*— Wer. un the . ...,-ttu. u,,n
of Eagl** was begun In shipbuilding
-ataat
Jan* lt**---t**v«rai boats wci* assttm
bled.
July *,;:'■.--. Ci^splcud boat wat
tenncb*d-
Thts- Eagles ar* wlthia Id feet of ap-
pr ut ima ting tb* length of the standard ?.y- ton wuddsti ahlpa twttag cam
atructed - for tb* l_m.rg*D4y l*teet
t'orportOou.
View*d from ahev* deck, the Ilaglr
;- *mOr* like a floaader than a mack
reel Its s_ld*blp erose sectiOB baer*
a Btrucig eaaBssSSS tu tb* Un** Of a
csasnal bufg*. Its .*•;.- 1. .... ■ aad
taitiM Tb* r*m_t_ar of th. ship is
built ,-: --a.:. In straight tin.* and
ptea* surfacea. Tee bow, bewev*T.
tapers to a tulla-tlke edge, seeming!)
■ :■*■;■ -,--_.*. -: i 1-: -.r enough Hi
etully u rat a Buhcnanne In two
- JUcwprt' tot IB* Ugh dackbouaa and
ibe bridge a Utile forward Amldehlps.
tb* deck of th* Regie Is aabrokea.
Utility ba* been tbe ruling consider
Stis-x. *».tfc :.,_. Ntst nt 1.1,-I,;. III.r. n-c
■■!■-! la Impnrtaac*. and with beaut)
and cornfoTt only tnrldaataU.
Tbe Eagtee are built to peas > *«..t
::.-—ni. the Welland canal and th*
!--.•-'.!.-_-icL: and bff*-*m are ateo
small *nough to prrmit of tb* .Mete'
passing through ta* New Terk stei.
berg* canal. Tb* boats aUI hat. *
dn* of eight r**t wbea telly -,-;;—-
. aad ready for **a. A eteatn turbtne
Kremi to the propeller sbafi oe w.irh
t* S£=!ts- S e***sgte lh<
—gf IAIBW-d*-rp -pl-tcB;
LOCATION OF SHIPS
TO BE KEPT SECRET
(Bl ■■-■.* Print
WASHINGTON. Aug 3 -N.wspa
per* were asked today fay Htw-retery
Hwnlels to elfmloate any mention
either tu advertising or In the hewi
ctilumne news rif tb. sailing or de
pertnre or |4>cati4iii or supposed I.i, a
tlun uf any ship*, not only In Amer
Iran water* bat In any other water*
In thus amending hi* prevttruB r*
quest, which applied only to American
waters, the naval aat-rctary *aid ei
perlrnce bad sbowo Utal th. iruhii.tr
ttoa ot each Informatloa of ihtp* in
loretgn watee. slavn Is dangerri-i*
Tb* jsarpos* I. to keep from .nrmy
ant.mar.eea upetwtir.g on this *lde of
tae AtlaaUr a* well as ■•■■-- ta tbe
war ta'-i.e ar.t lafcsnaatlon retetlvw to
the nn iem*M bf eay vi*s*»l
ELECTRIC CAR IS
BADLOAMAGED
Colliiion at Mayfield Results
in San Jose Man Beirut Injured
A |.*- • i •-=- car of lb* r«nlmulsr
IteMwa) '.'H-i-i.i cctllldtad wltb a
»■ ■. car at Maylleld yeelrrday aflrr
noon st * ■'•.- (■'•!■- k InJeMng one pe-e
senger. ec-rordtng io r*pt*rts r*r*ii*d
* frw mlnntea later tn PaIo Alto l*t \
Carl ti Wlleun waa uoUfled of tbe ac \
r Ideal by t.lrpbone aad although hr i
rrapunded Immediately be found that
lb. Injured man. whose nam. ha* not
beea learned, bad been placed on
ttusrri sn •'■■<■:. rar and hurried in.
Han Jittv,.
The .-.-?. wastiadly damagtad aa a
result 4>r ivimlng In contact with the
work car, tbe front being badly d»
tnollsbsd Vhat more wts.ro not in
lured or klUed la tti^ttdcrtrd nilrat--
uluti* a. th. tats uhip together wiih
great force
Maxim Gorky, Revolutionist,
in Bad With Powers of the
Soviet Government
I
LONDON. Aug 3 The arreet of
i tJurhv
lb*
Itusslali
sutfau
, The dance to be given by th. Prats-ma! Aid t.'aloo tn Erateralty Hall,
tteterday nlgbt, promlae* to be aa eo-
layobte affair Mealc by members of
tb* Twsirtb Intestry ltead. Daadng
from S to 12 o'clock.
and revnlutlol.lit, ba. Ircni ordered
by an Investigating cotnmlltee -of tb.
tstovtet government, says an Etrbange
Telegraph dlipatrh from Cop*-ntiagen
Th. Ivtrugvad (t.rie-t^ndent uf th.
l-aili Etpress rrj-oriB that Gorky's
raw .paper has i-.. prrmanently sup
t-reteed
BOARD NO. 1 SEEKS
TWO MECHANICS
Two men from the section tributary
tu I'alo Alto ha*r l-.n called by Ad
Jutant Ueiurra) Itorri-e for Instruction
at i ...r*i- t'tali. Helirctlte Bervlc
Hoard So. I Im* received official no
tlce of th. call ami m.n responding
must ha*, hail four >■ .t- of i-ilur.-
'i.ni and also hare an aptitude fur me
thanlrat work Th.y will have tu re
fori to the roniin.i.fling officer at tli*
Agricultural College at I»gan. t:tab.
rm August H tu rswelv* Inetru- thv.
a. mecbaalca. chauir*ura, blscksmlltii.
r*rtteaten. roncret* worker*, gas
• -K :.•-...*: n.». :.:...-'.-. And tndlb tf.-
July Proved Banner Month in
Purchase of War Savings
and Thrift Stamps
Male, of War Havings Ktamps I
Thrift Stamps for th. month nf July
In Psle Alto totaled 114,3741| Tb.
rlty went over lh. top In It* usual
.plendlit way by a margin of K .'.'■ ■ '■
* hlrh only again goes lo show ths
lairiiMlr spirit uf ih* cllttena of this
rommunlty
At tbe postoffle* thsre w.ra 2.TS0
War itsvlng* rltamp. *nlA. having a
lain, of Ill.llC 10 and 4.411 Thrift
fltamp. with * --■■• of II.H41S.
making s grand total of 11.' '. ■ i ■ '■
The First Nallonal Hank sold
i: ■ a. In War Having t-ttamix.
which, added tu Ilia! received at the
pcststofllrn. made a grand lota] nf 114,
::*.«
(tele* pretludsly reporled from Tie
cmt-er. miT, tn July I. tfaTI, Inclu
elve, --11..nr.f.-I lo f,.(. rn %p\ which
bring, the loial sains to August I nf
IK4.-.10-1-I
BRAND NEW REVOLT
AGAINST B0LSHEVIK1
,T, Ammm Print
UAftUtei Hwltferland, Aug I-A ra
volt against ihe Iiulsbstlkl govern
m.nt In Turklitan has broken oet, ac-
curdlQC to news received today from
I lisM Bourtea
RED CROSS REPORT
MOST INTERESTING
i'AJllK. Aug- I -Tb. I. : st't... !.'
of Civil Affalra of the American IImI
Cross has just Issue*] Its report tut
ib* past month. It ■<■ ■*■■ that It employed a atatf of l.-rTl perrton*. maintained fllieeu ft'.ur. hospitals, with
a total capadty of 1 ' '•' t -•- and
reachisd in •"••-- maaner or another
more than 149.41*4 civilian* aff*ct*d
by tb* last otTeevivc
Tblrty t-toaeaad Part* school child,
rea have been given -..--. s,
food *-..-! as epeclal '..•;•■• break
'atf* etc A L-xf.ta! *nd tttur dl*
peasarie* wer* -;-;.—. during tSe
.-■.■•. *:• *.-.:a: aid waa gives to *■
im ■-.-,-■!.. ;'.!.': :■:,,-.. i ■ :.
tmmmmmTtftso*\>*mmenm aad.l.1*rt xlii*-a_-ami,lgy-*_:AL
CASUALTY LIST IS
HARD TO ASSEMBLE
General Pershing Cables the
Work Is Difficult Because
of Limited Communication
■ li, Aintmttf Pi*u)
WAHHINOTON. Aug. 2. ilnplylng
lu ths request lhat b. utpedite the
list uf Amarican casualties In the
fighting on tlio HoIsBons-hhslms sal
lent, tl.n.ral I'.rshlng todsy cafal.d
Ilecretary Hak.r tbat tba taak of ..«
sembllng tbe names of lh* man was
so eitremely dlBICttlt on., berauae uf
tbe limited means uf euiumunlcalloo
in the battle areas and uwlng to th.
fart thai Amarican troups are brl
gaded with tb* Freutfa *nd llrltlsh
unite.
rstrrtra-lsry llaker aald thai no esll
mate of th* casualites waa contained
In Oeneral I'ershlhg'* isl.l.gr.m
There w*e nothing to Indicate today
when Ibe casualties uf lh. pre.ent
at-icrt- fighting would heglu In com*
In.
raotive power. Crude oil will b* e-**d
a. f.-: Tb* tank capacliy is really
safflcieiit for a steaming radlu* **\nn\
to the distance acrou th* Alisniic
- Tl.t-r- ta aot * forglhg or *•■:'..-!
beam tn tb* eatlr* ship Everythteg
l* ;.---—0 frem ahaet metal, cold, by
mean* of Mtotuetic machi&t-Ty that
4-ut* eeery -place to en .sari pattern.
then punt-bee the rtv.t bolea and
beads -very part to Its r- n -■■■ ■'.
.shnpo-
Brsl
During tbe Im w**k of tb* May of
tensive ".•'*''•■"■ lefugee* were fed In
. ;i.: ■ r.t e. tatli*t*-._ Is tbe Paris *ta-
Ubbb.
Mk" tSottetloai to outalde organ
..:...'.- totaled t--:-.,--- of which
S140.MQ was apps-opriated for tuber
culiaala patients: i; j '■'■■• tor tbe care
of cbi.dr.n-. I'.'tj.c'-,' for refoge**, and
the remainder for teuiile*. Tb* fo|.
lowlag ha. be**B dls:iibtned through
ih* agaads* of the departmemt; 17T.-
f<TS garmenta. 2!,4!tS pairs of shoea.
(* :*■■' article** of fernlture snd bo*tn*-
:.•■'. uttmiilA. SS.4S4 article* of betf-
dleg aad hottsehoW Hae_ SS.ISS yirtit
sifter the laanchlng uf tbe
Eagl* Mr. Pord-said: "I am. of
r- urn-. (_>t41gBi4t*d at this tnitlal sac
<-***. aat 1 kaww tt woald b* aU right
AVfeee yoa have * taak Uke thJa. *cv -/ cisotb. H'-T-H yee*ftd* of food. 4-1'.
-rvmed to asaa wbo kaow tfeatr'Saa-t Capital articles, aad L*M uu*^aaal-
Insws. It csaat go wroag I left tbeta > ****-
mil aloae Bat wmtcbed all the ttsaa.
~Thar*'s do aee wilTr *-:■ r.* - *->
aery fwa* over a little teeucAlng."
Mr. aad Mra. Norwood BatUb left
today far a motor uip up tk* ooaat.
ZONING SYSTEM
IS AGREED UPON
City Planning Commission
Has Agreed Upon Boundaries as So*gested
The city pis titling lommleslon held
a ■ ;•■ ■ i.i meeting last night to con
■ ■'■' t thn soning of tbe city for tbe
future regulatlun of building A plan
was adopted tentatively outlining a
t.iisii,.-** district, a semi ttuslniisa die
trial, an Industrial district, an apart
ment hou.e district and a resident t
distrirt The boundaries of llitis., dl.
trtcir ..-if fur-.! after lat.-ful stud>
ami .rn tbe same lhat warn apprund
bv Ihe chamber of routta*ri'n The
:c.*!3:*; (-lasses t* ba'ldtcga tra!;!-! Lr
tunflnsd to tb. ttuund.rina oullldi.tl
bat reel den tea rueld be ertw-trd In any
it tbe dlstrlits except tb. limited
■ -.a ■!-.;■.-.. to Industrial enterprisev
A tentetlve raport of tli. . uuiiuls
•Ion wilt be Bubmlttttd to ihe elty
rounctl at a meeting tonight aod lb.
■ (.(tad] will mi a date for a bearing
■-*,-■ tba cum tales Ion. at which In
t*res:ed parties may appear. Later
•fee cctcmltHon will nske Its final re
-rt to tba ccratcil. after urtid. tit
" " will bold a pablic bearing. Ite
tore tbe Rnal adoption of an ..-.■!:,■._:.■ ■
rs* lah lit fa ing thn tonne agreed upon
Tb. purpose uf such regulation u
m ■ ■■ ut.i.i- tbe loss deetrablu strut
lur.s and enterprise* to given areas
and to protect Uie purely reeldrnllBl
sections from the encrtiaxbmant of
buildings and enterprises tbat would
f!"prr.-iatt* property values end dt
tract frum the aUracUvnness and d*
.irablllty of tbe Invaded aritaa
SERBIAN ARMY ADOPTS
AMIRICAN BONOS
■ Pj Aimtimtf ********
LONDON. Aug Ir— Among lb* pop-
ular aengs in tb* Sfrblaa anay ar*
now "Tlpporary* aad ***** *i**ara,
j write* aa A merit* a Red Cro*s rapre-
I eeetatlra oa the Mai**adaataa froat
FREMONT OFFICER
WEDS HEIRESS
Bride Eloped With Fisuice to
San Jose Where Ceremony
Wai Performed
Miss Qlae>a H.iitly, lb* rlcbsal and
one uf tlm must beaullful girls of
Hantn t'lara couuiy. Ibe daughter of
Joeliii. flmiity uf th. Hunuyvate Iron
ka. eluped and waa married laat
night to Lieut lleifurd Shores, 13th
uTTantrx, t'eitip Fr.munt.
Tb* ...-;.. i -. was ;.;;■..-1=.■ ■! by
he Ite* J J N K.nney of St, Paul'*
tl. ti,,nn.i , imrch lu San Jus* Than
(far trtlrto telephoned to h.r falfaer
(riling him ot tha wadding
Taa hride is widely kuown In Han
.,,-,..... eodety, Bb. ha* i--m tb*
luad.r uf the fa.blu-nable yuung.r »t-t
• it Han Jus*.
Mlsa lletidy drove lieutenant
Shore, from (amp Fremont In b*r
..tiioiiiulille to ths musty clerk's of-
ihc after dosing huurs test night and
i.l.iaineil a marrlsg. Ilcnuae frum It
K O'Nnii. .i. inn)' i i.ui.i) olerk
Tiit.j Huugfat a mlulster and It waa
nearly ll tfetuct. wbrn they wern able
i.• «r 1.11*1. tb. Jtev, Mr. K.nnay after
s-veral unsu'-cesjitul attempt.
Mr .ml Mr.. Mlllun McCarthy ut
H.n Juan, friends uf the bride, w.r.
wllaeeaaa.
UealeBAai Hburn. waa a graduBl*
lh. ,. ■ .n.i! reserve officer* train
i i*mp Formerly h* wa* a I-o*
igrlee attorney.
0001
No full textPAI.w-Y PALO ALTO TIME*C TUESDAY,. OCTOBER. 90, 1908.
NOTICK TO VOTKftS.
m* Slate of California thai -ibe following
Atrit -ill be aubmittrd to Ibe people of Ihe
•talc of California i> * their ratification al
I4w nctl firne.a! election l» be holden on tkr
"SUrd -lay ot N<*-e_b«r, A. P. ISO*, to-wit:
SENATE BILL KO. 4*1.
f-eeard tk« Senate, February mt. A. p.
ta...- Lewie A. Hiltwri, -« .tt_r af the
RjSlll Ibe Amrmbly, Marrli 6, A. D. 19*7.
CU* Lloyd. Chief clerk of the Ataembly.
Tb.* Bill -»t i*>"l by tk* (—.ctooe,
-bit .ih day of Mi'.;, v -' isoy. at 11
.o'clock M. K- C. Cooper, private accreta*-
'CHAI'TJiR 4*4 AN ACT TO PHO VIDE
•OK THK .VsY'ANCK AND SALE Of
WfATK KINDS TO t'RKATK A, X>VNX>
Kit- fllE CONSTRUCTION BV THE
BOARD OP STATE HABBOBCpMJIIS-
8ONERS. Of WHARVES. TIERS, SEA-
A1..; STATE RAII.ROAI1, SPURS AND
Al-I'l-MTKNANCES IN THE CITY AND
OOl'NTY Ot SAN FRANCISCO: TO CHEAT.. A SINKINC. FUNIi FOR THE PAY
MENT OF SAID BONUS. AND PROVIO-
1MC. FOR THE StHMISSlON OF THIS
ACT TO A VOTE OF THE PEOPLE.
THE PEOPLE OK THE STATE OP CAL
JPORNIV HEI'RESENTEIi IN SKN.TK
AND ASS'EMHI.V. IH> ENACT AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. tor the pert*** of prs*WS8
a fund lot tb* payment of Ihe irr-rbtr-xi^a.
hereby e-Jlhoriird lo be incurred by the
baai'1 of aUte baibor commim.ur.rr. lor ihe
mil.".I. apurt and appurtenancee in tbe cliy
«ci county «' San Francia™. ai a coat not
la rsteed two million dollari 'which aaid
-a-arvrt. pters. travail. Hate railroad, tp-ra
aod a.^urtenancea the tx_rtt ot atate haibor
awmniniwien air hereby autbuiucd lo tori'
■to,., i in the manner autboii/ed by law, and
#1 a coal not lo earccd aaid two million dol-
le/ai, the atate treea-irer ahall, immediately
a/tri ibe iatuanee of ibe prwlanvttion of Ihe
governor provided tor In eacuoc. 10 hereof,
■rr.-ic two ihauaand tuilehle bond* ol the
Stale of Calilumia. in the drnoB-lsattoa of
ear HvniMnd dotlai* each. The whole la
Me of aaid bundt thall B*M exceed the t.im
dnllare. and aald bond* ahall
: tin* rat* ot four per centum
par ti.nura. irom tbe lima of tba aale thereof,
a__l l*-4b rt.iK.j-l »n.I imeieat 1
able in *oid coin of ibe ftrc-t-at ttai
—alue. and ibey thai) he payable
MS of Ibe ataie ticaaurrr, at the captraiion
of nineteen yean from Iheir dale, 1object,
however, to red era ••tbii by lot, aa in Ibia eel
& dottier provided. Said bondt aball beat
e tbe ecctmd day of Janwarr, A- D. nine
teen hundred and nine, and ahall he made pay'
able «t. ibe aecoerd day of January, nineteen
handled and twenty ciflit, A. 1». Tbe \n-
trrctl accruing on auch of aald bondt at
art told, thall be due and payable al ihe off
af the tiaie treaturer on tbe aecond day ..
January, and on Ihe tecond day of July, ef
each year after the aale of the aame: ft--*
*-4fi, thai tbe fmt ptytnent of inlrrcat thall
he made un the aecond day of January, nine
teen hundred and tm, <"■ *v many of aaid
fcomlt ax way have been theretofore told.
tha eapifaiion ol nineteen yeaia from Ibe date
ot aald bondt. all bonda told thall ceate lo
War iMcreat and likcwiae att bondt redeemed
by lot dull crate to bear Inlrrcat aa In tbli
act provided, and Ihe aald tuie irrasmrr ral
in, forthwith pay and cancel the wine, out of
thr moneys in Ihe aaid San FranciKO set
wall linking fund provided IM in this act. and,
me ahall, on Ihe 1 ftt Monday of January.
nineteen bo—dred and twenty-eight, alao csn
cel and dratioy all h-mda not ihcrctofoi*
•old. Atl bondt laaued -bull lie eignrd Xiy Ihe
(fovnm.r. and .uunleitlenrd by Ihe controller,
au-d *hali be endorted by the elate treaturer
_»•] cacb ahall have the teal u( ihe tUU
•tamped thereon. Each bond thall contain ■
4__>um- tbal it ta aubjeci to redemption h)
'.w\ after Ihe year nineteen hundred and t*if_
■-* r_y-
at tbe of
.;;.'
Sec. - Intrreni coupona aliall be atlachril
tu , .. ii of aaid bun.Is, to lhat turh c»u,'"»
may he rrmovrd-wlitiout Injury lo or mulila
«km ot ihe bond. Said oupt-nt shall b- ..>•>
ee*..titely numbered, and thai) be ttfned by
the state treaturer. Bui no tntereat nn any
wt aaM bonda thai) be paid fur any time whjrh
away intervene between the date uf any of aald
boinlt. and Ihe iatue and talc I hereof 10 a
Sec. 1. The turn of one iboutand dottsra
ia henby i;-t *-'',■'i*te<l lu pay Ibe eapntw
thai may be intuited by the ataie Ireaturti
in haling aaid bam.lt prepared. Said amounl
' shall he paid oul nf Ihe San Franciaco har
tor Impr.ivr me nt fund on ctmlrollcr'a war
rant, duly drawn f.>- lhat pni|i»se
Sec 4 When the l-.n-tt iiilhor..... _, _.
laaued tinder ihia act ahall be duly executed,
(hey thall he by the ataie iiraaurer anld at
ChV auction lo Ibe falgbesl bidder for rath,
s.kI. patcclt and number* aa aaid iteatuiei
ahall be dirrcled by ihe *...«* n-i of ihe ttatr
antW >eal thrift, after a resolution r.-ineet
loe turh aale thall have h«en a.Iopted by th<
»t—trd t-t ttate harhoi commtaaioner.; but aaid
trea.urrr mutt reject any and all .hi.I* fni
■aid bonda. nr fur any of Ihcm, slmh thai
he l-lnw the par value uf aaid bond, so nf
ISCSdl and lie may. In public annoiincrmeiii
at Ilie place and tune funl for (hr «!.-. rim
Unuc auch Hie. at to the whole .if Ihe h-.n.t
efferd. oc foe any part thereof offered, u.
—eh time and place »* he .■■■> tek-ct Hue
ttMlrr of Ihe lime and place nf tale
' bond* mutt be S<vru by aaid tieattirer !.,
ptiliju-aiiuti in Iwo newtj>a|M-r* publithcd io
th-' efiy and eounly nf San 1'iancltro. ....:
•Ian by publication in '»«■ newtieaiwr (.uhlitbr.1
_» Ihe ciy of Oakland, and LV Fmt-tmXiaO XO
Wtie newtpaper publi.bed in Ike city of !>•*
Angeles, in!) by poblirati.m In one tiewapapcr
ptft.litt.-il in the city of Sacramcnjn, once a
wrr-v ii.iiKig (our week* prior to auch tale.
Thr cottt nf auch publication *hal! I»r pii.1
on! of Ibe San Prancitcu harUii Improve
went fund, on controller** warranit duly
.ii.ii for lhat putpoor. The peoemt* of the
•Sle nf *wch bond* .ahall be forthwith jo> 1
ever by aaid lr-aautcr into the tnaaury. and
tmiet 1.' by him kepi in a aeparatc UM IS
be luintn and dcalgnatrd at Ihe "Second San
rraticitcu Seawall Fund" anil mutl he n-.t
eaclutivrly for th» eontiruelion of wharvet,
piers, teawall. ttate railroad, tpura and an
purtmancra Ihetrtn nn Ibe walrt front nf the
City of San Franci*c.> DtafN and warrant*
tipuii aaid fund thai) he drawn ii.h.u and tt»tl
b* paid nut of the S*n PrklK-Hs htrhor Im
pt.'.- in■ '.i fund
Sec. 5. For Ibe paymenl of the priaelpaJ
And inlereal of uid bond* a tinhtng fund, to
be known and .let.fnated at the "Second San
Tit,i.i-„ Seat.»t1 Sinking F'ind~ shall In
■ creatr.1. aa fotlowt. 10-wit: The ttate itraaii'
rtt thall, on Ihe ftt-t day of each and e.r-y
•month after Ibe tale nf aaid tH.ii.lt. lake from
tbe San Prsncttcn harbor Imprnvtment f'tnd
•och ran at. multiplied by Ihe tlm* the >■•■'.
Sbcvi told and outatandinf taavc lo run. will
«qut1 the principal of tbe bondt tot.I and nut'
atta-di')* al the lime aaid treaturer thai! -.
*uk* aaid aum ftom aaid San Franciaco hai>
bor improvement fund, leat Ibe amount thm
Snfnre taken therefrom for aaid purpoar, and
he thall place ihe turn in Ihe tecond <t.n
Francitco aenwall linking fund created by Ihta
•ct, Sud atalr trca-urcr ahall. on c-mU-Utt'a
ueatrai.lt. <\m\y diau/i tor lhat putpnoe, ruiploy
the moor), in taid tinkin| fund in llir
trh.is,- of ' -irrU uf ihe United Sutra,
the Stale of California, or o( Ihe *-
Coii'itlet o* munkiMlitie* of the State of
-•tola, wlich aaM hoeadt thatl h« kepi
proper tree taele, appropriaielj labeled; but he
mutt keep alwayt on hand a aufieienl aum
of momy ... aald tinkinr fund with which
to pay the interetl on tuca of the atate bond*
- herein muvidct tn be iaaued aa may hate here
tit fore been *o'd. And to movide meant for
the iwymrnt of interetl on the bonda thai f 11
to told nod o-tatanding. aaid ircaattrer ahatl
nmttbly take from Ibe San Prancucn haibor
banrorement fond, and pay Into _.<t aeawall
•inking fund, an amount equal lo the month'
Ir intciett Ihra due on all bondt then told.
•Sclivered and .>u'tt_i-.|i-_. The board of
atate hatbor crmmtasKXier* are hereby author
tied and directed by |he colic-lion of dockage.
%•!!*_ rcnta, wbaif^gr and cranage to collect
• aum of money *uttn>cnl for Ihe purpuae* of
thit set, over and above ,hc amounl limfleo
by aertinn two ih"iiM»d live hundrnl and
twcntytla. of Ihe t'ulilical f<*t- of ihe Sitlr
of Ca'ifornia. Between the fit at and tenth
•Jar of Ko-t-mbet. in t>ie year mnctren bun
-t'. 1 and riehteeri and between the * Mt and
t> Btk dsy nf Novtml.-i of earh yemr therc-
..fi- t until the malunty of Mid bondt the
...I irrasurer ahatl. in the pnMPSI of the
c rtcfaor, proceed IO diaw by lott inch an
-.mount at bonda at a-a!t be requisite to ea
ht j.t at nearly at stay he the amount In
aa j tanking fund •■ lhat time, and shall there
■pun and before the tenth day of tlccember fii>-
)(•*> trig, give notice by advertite-nenl to be
Insetted in Iwo nrwtpapera publlahed in Ihe
eity and county of 'S*rt Bptwt-co, and atan
in ana new«p_i—r puhiiahed In tha city of
■Oakland, and alao in ooe newa-at-rr o-hlithe.t
•is Ihe city of Lot Angetea, and aba in one
_rw.pa|T-r puhlithed in the eily of _*cr_menio
•filing tbe number of ttonda ao drawn and
thai Ihe [inncipal of _•'* bondt wlll be paid
on preaenUlio- lo the treaattrcr un oe before
the aecond day of Jan-mry. following, and
that from and aftei tixh Ittt named date.
•11 inicrcat upon betttda thaa drawn thall reaae.
■nd It thall to Um duty of the if-tMrer •■
aoon u aald hoada m r_raw_ by tot are •ur-
rendCTtd to him and mxU. lo cancel lb* WW,
and tto InwrcM cowpowa ttonoet. and each
year beginning with the year nineteen hon
dred art- eighteen, tto taari trett-.er atoll. In
tlorra-.d. proceed to draw by hH
tount of bnudi a< ahall be requitite
to ri'ituM a* nrtrly aa ii_y to Ibe amount
.nkiTig futvf. and proceed in the man
.... inabotr ttated. After Ibe pitmen!
of all -a«l bonda. Ike aurpf-t mt haU-cr ir
maining >n taid t.nking fund, if any there be.
•hall foi-hwlih be paid Into (he San Fianrit-o
harbor improvement fund. At the lime of the
•capcetivr drawing* by lot. aa aforeaald, and
.!*o at ihe maturity of aaM ttate bond*, aaid
ireaturtr s!_H tell the United Stale* nr Other
bondt it-en in aaid -liking fund, al govern
ng market ritca. alter advertiting ito HW
hereof in tto manner hereinbefore provided
'■•it tto tale of bondt hereby a-thoritcd lo
to itsurd. and ahall uto the procMdt ror the
payntont nf auch bonda at may to drawn by
■m. and at tto maturity of aald bondt out
-nd-ng ahall par and redeem aa'd matured
hondt out of taid Htonryt in aaid fond in
ttinguiihtncnt of aald bondt on conlrolter't
rtrrantt duly drawn for thai purpoac.
Sec 6. Tto atate controller and ihe atate
teaturrr thall keep full and particular account and record of all ibeir penceedinsa inland Ibey shall trarutmil lo the
ahttract of all atach proceedings
itrrrrunder, with an annual report, lo be by
he governor laid tofor. the initial"-- -*'
nntally; and all booka and paper* ne.
0 the matter prnvided for In thit ac
jt all i.mes he open 10 tto inafttKlfon of «-.
party interested, or Ito govcrner, or the at
torncy general, or a ron-mittee of etltor branch
of tbe legialature. or a joint commitier of
any tmini of tbe atalr.
It ahall to the duly of ibe atate
. . tn pay Ilie Interest of aald bonda.
when ito tame falta due, out of Ito atnklng
fund provided for ia thit act. 00 cttnlroller't
warranit duly drawn for that purpoae.
Sec. *. Thit act. if adopted by tto people,
shall take eflecl on the thirty-firat day of De-
A. I), nineteen hundred and eight.
tl ita provlifaint rxeept thooc relating
. n-.ettarv for iti tubmital-'n lo tto
people, and for returning, canvassing aad pro
UimJng tto vote*, and aa lo Mid eccepted
»ovit-out. tint act ahall take effect iramed
ialdy.
Sec q. Thla act ahall he submitted to the
••rtrpfe of California for their ratification at
the- Tie-t i-nerat rfeetion, to W hntilrn tn the
(unth of Norember, A. I>. nineteen hundred
md eight, and all hallott at aaid election
.hall have punted ttorenn aod at the end
hereof, Ihe worda. "Por the San Franciaco
iteawall Act," .and in a aeparale line undci
the aame wbrda, " Again tt the San Fran
kt> Seawall Act," and appoaiic aaid line*
isrt shall be left apace* in which Ito voter*
may taafce or auasp a crota to indicate whether
they rote for or against tto aald art. and
Ibote voting for Mid art aball do ao hy placing
> crow oppoeite Ibe worda "Fnr ihe San Franciaco Seawall Act." and all thoae voting
againtt Ihe uid act ahall do to by placing r
rroM opposite tbe worda "Ag-iriM Ibe Sai
PranriicQ Seawall Act." The governor of
ahall fnclnde Ike tubmi»t«.r, of thit
m afori-sld. in hit procla-
aald general e lee I ion.
The vote* eaat for or agai.xt
thit act thtll he counted,
• aaaed and declarcl in lh
tuhject to the aame t-tri
Mate otBclalt; and if il appear that taid act
thall hair leclved a majority «f all the rott-a
.aat for and agalnat il at taid election ai
'furetaid. then the aame thall have effect ai
hereinbefore provided, and vhall be ir repeal
•Mr until Ihe principal and interest of the Ii*
Mtitiet herein created shall to paid and di*.
charged, and tto governor thall make proela'
mation thereof; but ir a majority of tbe tratW
catt aa af.'ienn] are againat thla aci then thr
tame thall he and hetomr void.
Sec. It. It ahatl he the duty of the tecrc
1 .try of Male to have thia act published in al
teat! one newtr—per in each cottnty, oe city
and county, if one to puhlithed therein
ihiouthnut thit atate. for three rnontbt next
(iieceiling Ihe general electwm to__be bold.
te people, a
allfng |or I
te. known and ■■'<■•
■itco Seawall Aci."
irta of acta in con-
. the m'.Mh ot November, i.. .
hundred and eight. Ihe coal* of pu
•bail l-e paid mil of Ihe San Fr'-vr.
bor impruvrment fund, on controtle
rants duty drawn for lhal purpdte.
Sec. 1 a. Thit act may to known at.
at the "Second San Fian '
Sec it. All arts and p
flirt wllb Ihe provisions of Ihia act are hereby tcpealed.
VV. R. PORTER.
Prrsidrnt of the Senate,
B. _, BEARPSLEE.
Sprakrr of tbe Assembly
Isursvsd March 11, A. II. 1,1.7
J. N. CI I.LETT, Cmvtamor
KnAxtaoi Filed m Ihe ntfiec of ihe tccre
Ufj ot .uie. the ..u day of Uottb, A. H,
Cuiry. tct ret try of it ate Hy
deputy.
j, .io.
ATTORNEYS
tion ml tto gos-erw-e. pro-hW for Is to and neeeaaary far Ba ml .mlit u tto pew 1 p ROFCSSION Al*
en heteofTpceSWe owe lb-was ad swk- pie. and for ref ■!__■ qli • awd set I -r'*tX**>-r^---H^ -
Me boods of tto Stat* of California., to tto claiming the vote*. •_? as U aU eta-SM^ —-=*-=_:
drni-r.ination of one ihuuaawd dollars each ■ pioti-io.it uf thla art aba t—M aatet-t latoaS
rhe whole iatue of -kid bond* ahall mi : utely.
-w eed ibe sum of owe million dollars, and ' Set ft Tbla act thall to tut Mi MS* ts tto
Mid bonda ahall bear (nlereat at ihe rate of < people of the Slate of California (br their .
lour per centum per annum, from Ito time , ratihctt.'>n at Ihe neai general electi-w, lo tot
>f the' -ik- thereof, and both principal and holden la the month mt Koip-hcr. A. P. niwe |
nurctt thall to payable in aotd com mt tba - teen hundred and eight, aad all ballot* at
present standard value, and they aball be i ts.il elecl-on shall tors prtated thereon and.
■o.'ir a. the oUce ot tht atate treasurer, it the end thereof, ito worda, "tor the lodia
1 (he eivirat.on of nineteen yeara from their ■ Itasin Act." aad in • aeparale lltte under Ibe
IHS. aubiecl, however, lo redemption by lot ' unir word* "Aaainat tto India Hum Act." |
as lit thla act hereinafter provided. Said and op,-.*t,te Mid lines there atoll to left I
bondt thall hear date Ito eecond day •( Jto»» apace, in which Ito voters mty auto or ttaaap
a Croat lo irtdiCMe wbctber they rate fee or
__m.«t tto Mid aet, Owt thoae rating fee
- ahall do a* by niacins a ctom o»-
■ l-,l,. II...n Art 'm
gaaatttatattttttttttttttt*
__ V. nineteen hundred and __.
shall to made payable 00 tto sccob-I day
of January, nineteen hundred and Iweary-
righl. A.- I* The inlereet accruing on aacb
■ t Mid bondt as are aot.f, atoll be due and
Hiyihle at the office of tto atate lre_tum.
•\ Ito teeoo'i day of January and on ito
tecond day of Jnly of each y**r, after tto
sale of tbe taiNe; frrtmJtmt. lhat tto ftest payment of fmeretl atolt to made on Ito see
ond day of January, A. I' nineteen hundred
and ten. on so many of aald bonds at assy
have been theretofore Mid. At Ihe expiration of nj.-Witcn years from the date *f Mid
bond*, all Vwda told thall ceaae to bear strictest snd l.kew.ac all bonds rrdecroed by lot
.hall erase io bear Inteteet oa In tbla aci
pre-ided, and tto ttate treuurer ahatl call
.... ftirtttw'th pay and cancel tto Mmr, out
of moneys In the India bailn sinking fund,
neofided for In Ihta act, asd to thall, on tto
■■.'tl Monday of January, nineteen hundred
aod twenty-eight, alao cancel and deatroy all
iM.ttdt not theretofore sold Atl bondt it-
tued shall to tigned by the g..ven.«r. and
ciiunteiiigncd by the controller, and shall to
- rulo rted by the elate treaturer, and each
thall hate Ibe teal of the atate .lamped there-
Each bond ahall contain a chum itot
after the
.. It subject lo redemption - by .
year nineteen hundred and cighti
See- a. Interest coupon! ahall be attached
to each of Mid bonda. to that sucb coupons
may to removed without Injury to or mutll-
.! io"* of the bond. Said coupons ahall be
consecutively numbered and thai) to aigned by
the atate treaturer. But no interest on any
of Mtd bond* thall to paid tor toy time whkb
mar intervene between the date of any of
Mid bonda and Ihe iuuc and uie thereof 10
a imrchaMi.
Sec. j. The turn of oivt thousand dolUt*
ia hereby appropriated ... pay Ihe expel—e
tbat •—y to inc«nrt*i by the atate ireatwre.
in having aaid bonds prepare— Said aseoaat
thall be paid out of the San Francisco harbor
improve—lent fund on eonti-llcr'a warrants,
duly drawn fur lhat purpose.
Sec. . When the bonds aulhorited U.
be itsued under ihia act thai! to dnly executed, they aball to by Ihe ttate trear..fee
•old at public suction lo Ihe highest bidder
fur caah, in sucb parcel a and numbers a*
taid treaturer shall be directed by the gov-
eriior of thit Male, under seal thereof, after
a resolution ieg such sale shall have
been ai-opted by Ihe board of slate haibor
commissioner*. but said neat iter muat reject
any and alt bids for said bondt, or for sny of
thceti, which shall be below the par value of
.aid boudt ao offered; and be may, by uub-
tk announcement at the place and time naed
fur the tale, ronluiue auch M-e, as 10 the
whole of the bondt •ffcred. or any part thereof offered, to each tune and place aa be_may
teleci Pue notice of ito time and place ot
ill bonda must to five— by taid trea-
1*9 ' t*.ji*i-*rt IrUb-
tly uf San Franci-co,
ml alto by putitli-tion tn one newtpapcr publithcd >n Ihe city of Oakland, and by publ!
surer by publication
lithed in the cliy and
mm
ito ciiy
of Lea Anflcle*. and by publwaltoa
newspaper published in the tltr of Sacramentr>.
once a week duitng four weeks prior to auch
.... The cotta of auch publication aball to
pant oul of Ihe San 1'raneitco harbor Improve-
-n.-iit fund, on conlroller't wariault. duly
drawn for that purpoac. The proceed) ot Ito
tale uf ttach bondt ahall to forthwith paio
over by Mid treasurer intn Ihe treasury, and
must to by blm kept in • senataie fund 10 bc
V. 10wii and designated at thr "India llaaln
Fund" and mutt to used eacluaively for the
iie.juititiun of ihe area deaenbed in the act referred lo la taction t hereof. Prafts end
wtnt-ti apon said fund thall to drawn apes
•nd thai) to |*ld w of said fund in ito
Mine manner at draftt and wsrrtntt are
drawn upon and paid out of the San I'
' arbor ir
improvement fund.
For the payment of Ibe principal
ol Mid bonda a sinking fund. 10
SENATE IHI.L NO. Si/.
Panted the Senate, February •«, A. t>. 190;.
I.'»it Hilbotn, Secrrlar* of the Senate
I'awed ito Aaac-ably, March o. A. 1>. tpoy
L'lxu IJoyd. Chief (Trtk nf the Ataembly.
Thia llill waa lecei.cd by the l^vttt.jr,
Hut irth du nf Mnrli, \ !>. .,■,-, at te
..-.lock ». in. r. C Cooper, Private Secretary
' ClIAPTUI _«. AM ACT TO PROVIDE
KIR THE 1>SI \NCI. \Nti SALE OF
STATE ItoM'S Hi CREATE A H*NI»
FDR Till. ..■i.rtMTH'N BV THE llOAHli
1.1' STAII. l(.\KU. ill tOMMISSI'iM.lf**
ill' \ M 1 t:SS.\HV AULA FOR A TltiAI.
1IAS1N MIK Wll \HVI-,S, PIERS. HAR
IWJHS ANP APPUHTCNANCES IN THK
CITY ".NI. COUNT. OP S\N FRANCIS-
io. To CRE^TE A SISKIN*'. FUND F"R
THE PAYMENT OF mM., BONDS, ANP
liillNIM. Mil. HUTII'.S op STATE OF
I'HI-RS IN RELATION THERETO: M \K
INC. AN APPRoPRl \TloN OF ONE
THOUSAND 1MH.I.\KS Ft>H THE EXPENSE UF PRINTING. SAID BONDS:
\NP PROVIIUNt; FOR THE SCBWIS
BION OF THIS ACT TO A VOTK OP THE
PEOPLR.
IAt amended _i Eatra SrstJon by Senatt
Bill No. K)
Sec. .
and interest ...
to known and .tetia—lateil at the "Ind_ Ratio
Pi—bins Fund" shall to created at follow*.
to wit The stale treasurer ahall, on tto Ci*t
dty uf each and every month after the aale
of Mid bondt. take from the San Franciaco
haibor improvement fund such turn at mulii
plied by the lime the bondt then told and onl-
•Unding bave lo run. will e*)ual the principal
of ito bonds sold aud outstanding at ito time
sai
