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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
Matters at Mason

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
MASON, March 12.-The following cases
have been concluded in our district court
since our last dispatch;
State vs.. A. G. Brandsford, carrying a
pistol; bond forfeited.
State vs. R. c. Faulkner, charged with
taking beef; not guilty.
State vs. Joe Msckey earring a pistol
fined $25 and costs.
State vs.. Lee Mullick, disturbing public
worship; fined $25 and trimmings. This
case has been in court since 1884.
State vs.. Charles Gstrff, murder; jury
not decided.
State vs, D. Martin, charged with muir.
der on Christmas eve, hsbeas corpus
trial; bail fixed at 81 500.
Mr.. NJ. X. Darby, of Dallas, is in the
city on official business.
Our district attorney, Walters, Is doing
a real good business, and hasn't had g
"chew of wax since the opening OF
| court. One of our good lawyers accused
the Judge of chewing his wax twice, and
offered to get him new chew, but, never
theless, the judge got there first. and sent
the transgressor to the penitentisry fol-
seven years. The "WaXer' is one of the
best in West Texas, and one that our citi-
zens and officers feel extremely proud of
Messrs. Fulton, McGinnis and Runge, OF
the Mason bar, are having a lively time in
our court. Colonel Fulton attends strictly
to his own business, and is at all times
busy.
Five new indictments have been pre-
scented. Our grand jury are rustling, rest
assured.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South gave a pleasant entertain
ment on last Friday night, the total
amount Melted being about $50. The
young ladies who participated in the ex
ercises were Misses Mamie Brotherton
Aunis Koock, Cora Bridges, Lula Bridges
Hattie Henry, Theresa Lemburg, Rsth
Stewart, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Henderson
REGULATIONS by Mrs. Henderson and Mr.
David Doole.
special event of the evening was a
German song, presented by the young
German gentlemen of the city, Mr.. Chss
Bierschwales and Mr.. A. Lange's voices
being among the best.
After which refreshments were called
and an amiable feast participated in
Mason feels proud of her plucky lsdie:
who contribute TO such worthy cause.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
The Circus Riders Tune.

why don't You change the tune in that
organ once in a while. I should think
'twould get frightfully monotonous." Thus
asked the casual visitor
That tune Is one l have ridden to for
years. l can keep time to it better than to
any other I've never had an accident while
riding to it, and all Of my horses arr broken
70 step to it when I'm riding at this slow
gait, just as they are to other specified tunes
when I'm riding at faster pace Its the
same with most riders. They learn to ride
to some particular tune and stick to it for
years. solely because they are used to it and
can trust themselves TO ride to it. When YOU
hear the same tunes ground out year after
year in the circus don't blame the band mas
ter Il isn't bis iau,t. it, that Of the rider. "
View York Times
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Woman c.rpepters have appeared in Lon
don.
Maria Mitchell has discovered elsn' '0ii'
ats and has never worn worth dress
Mrs Mackay will be in Newport next sum
80 i,,+ands 70 entertain on an elaborate
scale
S. Louis has mining company coillPI Se,
entirely OF women, who own Illie III WI
orudO.
Twentv-eirht women are now studying az
C,olumbia college, and coeducation Is nkeiy
to he the rule there in the near luIuie'
Aunt Matilda Riley, of Raywick' IN Ne ,nIr.
county, KY, has Just celebrated her i1A'
birthday. She is still spry and ac'i>e'
Mile Zuechi celebrated Indian dancer,
who has been the leader OF the oaiieN az -
Eden theatre in Paris is about TO De ill''i it''
to Russian prince.
Lady Colin Campbell, writes L9huon
CORRESPONDENT, is now to be seen IN the pi"oN
stuff dress and white cap and apron OIL d u0''
pitaI nurse at st. Georges hospital
Ms. Frank r. Stockton is said to he lair'
serene. happy tempered woman, whose tI'-
ture is in strong contrast to that oil hei ""'
band, which is nervous and restless
Miss Lucy Hooper, whose pen has been a
power in the land, is to marry the MARQUIS
d'Adda Sanahara, of Milan. The pen III ner
case has been mightier than the title
Frances f. Willard thinks it funny tha'
men are willing that women should ehtei
ice l.
any profession except their own. MISS II
lard is hard on the sex. Journalists are al
WAYS glad to welcome the ladies.
A Portland woman has read the Blnie
through eighty-fiye times; she is 20 years ola
and began when she was 7. She reads IRON
the same book with which she first began
and has read it at least once every year
The queen of the Belgians eXcels in the arr
of producing bowls of fish from handher
; chiefs and causing coins, watches and othel
articles to vanish into thin air. In othel
words, she is practiced adept at conJurlng
Probably no cotillon in this country ha
: equaled in splendor that recently given u
Paris by Nine. Oyagne, of South America
Among the favors We're sunshades covered
with real lace, real fur hoaS, gold pencils
expensive fans and other SUBSTANTIAL killch
kRackS.
Modern Greek women excel not only il
T. personal refinement, but in general intelli
l gence and desire for self-improyement. Tn
/ Greek women of the upper class are general,
/ clever, we'll bred, well informed, and Nigh
t rival in accomplishments, culture and con
= velSational powers their sisters of the west
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes has beel
= obliged to give up his old habit Of answering
: personally all letters addressed 70 him. !
printed note which opens a. follows is nov
frequently received by hi correspondents
DR. Holmes regrets thai IMPAIRED eyeSigh
and the large demands -iJl@ upon his time
/ by distant and unknov- tro---s Qt-.-e hin
70 contract his hither,. f=i=-ila- correspond
. ence and to avail himss! % 81 ASSISTANT ii
, ! writing"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Monmouth, Ills, has woman VINO walks
the streets smoking cigar
Mrs NIackav will be in Newport next sum
mer, and intends to entertain On ah eiaoora'e
scale
Queen Kapiolani has high opinion OF the
London police She says they have more
power than the king of Hawaii
Mrs Whitney and the Misses West, daugh'
tors Of Minister West, will set the exampleof
daily long walks during the Lenten SEASON IN
Washington.
Mrs. Gladstone is looking forward with
greot pleasure to her golden wedding, which
will be celebrated next July. Americans
will not forget it.
Mrs, Hicks-Lord has been making sensa
tion in Washington with her diamond
When she wears them in that city she Is az
ways attended by detective
Mime Christine Nilsson-Mranda has pas
sion for tapestries and fans. Her collection
of tapestries is very choice Her fans are
chiefly gifts from eminent persons
Miss Helen TAYLOR stepdaughter Of John
Stuart Mill, will arrive in America nexJ
month She is a membo' OF the London
school board and devoted 10 The Irish cause.
The Duchess of Ham ,r ike Mayor
Hewitt, of New York, s. GU,'er % 'la
market for sale, but her .cc ONLY receives
thirty-nine cents pound or &c. wAe ar
Hewitt gets 81.
Mrs Frank r. Stockton docs fully hat q
her husbands work. She discusses al bis
plots, writes at his dictat ,oh end frequently
adds portions of chapter Ie is N every
sense his chum as well as he,pumCa,
The widow Of Mayne %, .hsuayelist, Is
performing a labor Of 10, boy writing che
life of her husband ReiC gas q very inter
eSting man in private life, ava Mrs. Held has
much that is worth hea .s 10 tel about
him.
The Princess Christian Of Eug'uni hos
been under the weather, al Mr. LaUoIcGers
attributes her illness to ,no ,treariuess Of
Cumberland Lodge 1t is e bar.sck Of
| place, situated in the most secluded part os
, Windsor park.
Mrs Harriet Lane Jcmsog, once the
bright particular and pc 'Iar str Of the
White House, is still state ard attractive,
She resides at Wheatland, he home Of toe
late President Buchanan and dresses for
! company always in black
| A young lady in Xeni,, O. lad a new
| pOcketbook in which she placed sum of
! money for safe keeping, / mother, think
| ing the book might he stol, bid 1t in rag
bag. The young lady, ignC rlui this tact
sold the contents Of the II bag for seven
! cents
The portion of the Ouch oil Edinburgh
amounted to nearly $4,000 nd Russia al
lows her kl0,OOO year. | husband hes
free house and largo me Veg this
royal couple gludge every any q ~ spend
| on unnecessary luXuries.
The Princess Dagmar, geden, who
deserted the court of OscI Il to bsaome
Mrs, Thomas, wife of an ssdor o. Gle
United States, is much pl ,l with Wash
ington. She has been in this ,opaa..7 only
eight weeks, and knew no ..-iisl aHeu sbs
reached here She is now le &, converse
readily in our language.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
BASEBALL 7 E.

Won der Abe brought NJ .~iup gi9-crs
over with him.
All of the New York Iiay,rs have nssu
notified to report March 90
George W. Bradley an ..,,.g 5hsF his
pitching arm is back to its s..,p
1t is reported that nearly a. fA~ At. 81, Of
the new Atlanta club has b.. ,f.n
Johnny Ryan says the Al c igfa,t viii
he the best in the country tt rp,na.
10. 0. Stinick is the sin ,.g oepe Of f,
iayer just signed by the Mi ,tos ol-t
Catcher Camel has sign, wiz, the he.
rot club. His salary vii f. +. sail he
k2,7OO.
The National Association NJ ...., Rail-
Scorers will hold a special .rt.r- ~. N,v
York on March 6.
The ST. Louis American an yr.....-.. 4
ISOLATION clubs between tbe,, has,, oj.,-o.,
pitchers under contract
Arson has picked out the ,...,- -.r,.
LOT the ChicagoS. 1t is of hea bin. iearei
with white caps, belts and soc
The Cincinnati manageme1s is seriously
considering the advisability e. insurius Zine
ives OF some Of its most valui ~ rIayer-.
Hamilton is said to be nesat. upg with r.
Solored pitcher named Frank lier, Of Fits.
Durg' He is said to be goo ne Wal,,s
brown, the ex-president OF Tie Co,ored
league, vOuches for him.
All of the Cincinnati player -r- confident
G DIV, winning the championship lsyear Long
John Reilly, however Sovs H.. 80. 81 -
Louis team more than the Bro h., Pro.;-
dent Stern has expressed the raa fear
The dates for the Yale teai Easter trip
are; March 80, at Philadelp, WITH Uni
V,ersity Of Pennsylvania; Nj , ST. with
Athletics; April ?, with New ,ur'-. tprils.
with Newark; April 4, with Nc Fa.,.
The population of the seve rl cities COM
pIIsins Ihe New England lea lo, according
to the last census, is as fol- .g.. I.,>-.,i
o., 4S5; Worcester, 5S,2a5; Lynn s., ~; Port
I Gl SS,SiO; Manchester, 8. -. Saleln
"7,59S. Total, 25O,lO2.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15

The right of man to strike work, il
Tor no other cause than that his employer
has cast in his eye or wart on his
nose, is indisputable, but the right of an
other man to refuse to strike for either OF
these reasons, or for any other coneeiv.
able one, is just as indisputable; and his
exercise of the right of the one to strike,
or OF the other TO refuse to strike, should
not carry with it any penalty whatever,
especially not the penalty of forfeiture of
the right to earn his living and to support
those who are dependent upon his labor
for the necessaries of life, The 'black
list has been used chiefly by the en-
Ployer, the boycott" by the employe.
Both are bad in morals and sound publio
policy, and both have been properly
placed under the ban of the law.-Phila.
delphia Ledger, Ind.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
4 Word About Catarrh.

ut IL the mncuous membrane, that wonderful
semi nuid envelope surronndingthe delicate iseues
OF the air and food passagts, tnat Catarrh maker
it, stronghold Once established, II eats into
the very yitas, and dsrs life but long'drawn
breath of misery and disease dulling the sense of
hearing, irammelling the power of s1eech, des-
trayng the faculty Of smell, taintihg the b, cath
and killing the refined pleasures of taste. lnsidi'
ously, by creeping on from simple cold In the
head, Il assaults the memhranous lining and en-
,eops the bones, eating through the deli
cats coats and causiug Inflammation, sloughinp
and death. Nothing snort f total eradication
sill secure health 10 the patient, and Ill alleya-
lives are simply procras,lnated suh-rings, learing
90 a fatal termination. SANFuRD's RADICAL CURE
10y Inhalation and by Internal ADMINISTRATION, has
never failed; even when the disease has mad
frghtful inroads delicate constitutions, hea ing
amel and taste have been recovered, add the dis
ease thoroughly driven ont
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists of one bottl,
OF the RADICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL SOL.
VENT, and one Improved INHALER, neatly wrapped
in one package, with full directions; price, Sl.OO
Porter DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., BOsToN.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
Cattlemen Assembling

GAINESVILLE, March IA large num-
Der of csttlemen arrived during today
and tonight to attend the annual con-
yention of the State Cattlemen's sssocis-
ton, which meets here tomorrow. The
proceedings bbgin at 10 o'clock with an
address of welcome by Hon. J. W. Bailey,
of this city. Tue convention will remain
in session until Thursday.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
Charged With Incest .
OH4F4 3 VNt W TIT %
legrsm 20 the Statesman.

Special Telegram 20 the Statesman.
BURNETT, March 12.-Sheriff Wolf came
in to day from Louisiana with man
named H. B. Hartley, under indictment
here since last October district court on
the charge of incest with his daughter.
He is a man about so years old, and has a
large family. His home is near Smith
wick, in this county. Hartley has been
having fits ever since arrested.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
Telegraphic Embargo.

NEW YORK, March 12.-The embargo on
Geographic communication is almost
com plete, the south being entirely cut Off
The Stook exchange has just unanimously
adopted the following:
Resolved, That it is the sense of mem.
bers present that all dealing, so far as
possible, be suspended, and deliveries go
over until to -morrow, March 49,"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
A Fatal Duel.

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ, March IA
duel ending with the death of
both combatants, occurred at Spring
erville, Ariz, last evening. Will
liam Pullman and man named
Blaine had agreed to fight out q quarrel
over cards, and going outside of Sporting
Bros. & Tsylor's store, they fired at the
same instant. Pittman fell dead, and
Blaine died in two yours.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
IN Inrel.aLle NInr.

Il never saw such man as Quimhy. You
can't believe q word he says.
Il heard him say thing Yesterday fully
believe"
What was that"
He claimed 10 h. the champion liar of
the state. Nebraska State journal
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
Technical Errors.

Specisl Telegram TO the statesman.
LAREDO, March 12.-Several heavy COM
mission merchants in New Laredo, who
are engaged in forwarding goods through
the custom house of that city, have been
fined heavily for technical errors in the
msnifests.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15

Mr.. Sherman never made but one worse
blunder than that of making his speech al
Nashville, and that worse one was the
making of his different speech at Spring.
field. To attempt to reconcile them is
mere stupidity or desperation.-Ph ilade!
phia Telegraph. Rep.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
OFFICE or THE INTERNAL OVAL AND GREAT
n RTnERN RAILROAD COMPANY,

RrllERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
PALEsr,NE, TENAs, February Is lSSS !
Notice lie hereby given that the Regulsr Annual
Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Inter-
national ssd Great Northern Railroad company
will be held at the Office OF the company at Psles,
tine, Texas on Monday, April ., 1855, at II O'Clock
a 10 pursuant to the Bylaws of the company,
for the transaction OF such business Sc may come
before the meeting.
Notice is also hereby given that the Regular
Annual Meeting Of the sto, kholders of the Inter
national and Great Northern Railroad company
will be held at the office of the company, at Pses-
tine, Texas, on Monday, April ? lSSS at IL O'Clock
noon, pursuant to the Bylaws OF the company,
for the purpose of eecting Board of Directors to
serve for the ensuing year. and for the transaction
of such other business IS may come before the
meeting. d. 5. II. SMITH,
Secretary
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
J. r. HAMILTON

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Is- Office, Courthouse, Austin, Texas Us,
VIII practice in all State and Federal Courts, in
yestigste Land Titles, and do general collecting
business. Prompt attention 10 all Business plsced
in my hands
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15

Necklaces Of colored stones, As the sap
Ihlre alternating with the ruby or the eme-
raid with the turquoise, have lately driven
out The diamond in Paris
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
HOW MY SIDE ACHRSI

~ Aching sIdes And Back, Hip, Kidney
ESM and Uterine Paine Pneumatic, Sciatic
tS[RD Neuralgia sharp and shooting Pains re-
iieved in one miuut by the Cuticura An l.
Pain Plaster. TIE first and only pain killing
plaster. - cente.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES

tyur oli.st child, nov els years ui al", ~Heh en-
tnfsot ~ months Old vas attacked W'G rifui-ut,
-, M, ant akin dia4As-. All Ordinary remedies
faiIirg so .a ned Que family phyeiclAn, VINO ~
80. tn cure g.: but il spread with almost IN
en-. IL "a idi y, until the l'wer portion Oh 'Ar
ran. fellow ra-s n from the middle OF tiF bl b
,CTu N no. hae-e. was one sohd rash, ugly, pa4f
frI hiojeh-d. and mAlIclous. W. h11 UI rrat p.
.Iebf. no g-ars by dAy Finally, vs ''fr 'ofls'a
81 t.r the ClrtlaRA RgNEUGG4. IT'D. Ul" N4'
.lrriy marvellous Ia three or { ""g We-kE con-
aIate cura was wrought leaving o.. little ieN""
.essou o. Whit. Az, healthy as though h7 hA
never ben attacked Ia my salon, your ,ail-
.hls rptaadt-4 saved lie lIl.. and o. daF he y
n strsng, healthy Guild, perfectly well, no iepeu'
lion of the disease having ever occurred.
GEO. b. SMITH,
ATTY at Law aad tx Pros. ATTY, Ashland "
REFgREsOE: J. O. Weist, Druggist. Ashland, "
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15

DIDV'C skin and Scalp preeery d and beauti
DhDl D fed by CuTIcUA INDICATED SOAP.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15

Sewer gao, disease garms and
cuntagiOn are effeCtually com.
bat'ed by burning Hydronaph-
thOl Psstllies In rooms and
apartments, They are fragrant
and invigoratlng TO the sick.
Skin and scalp diseases are
permanently cured by Hydro
naphthOl Soap, a pure, highly
scented medicinal soap for
toilet, nureery and bath,
ToothRChe, face neuralgia
and infamed or swollen gums
yield prOmI tly TO Ds by
Dental Plasters, which take the
place Of opiates, and dangerous
to9thache drops.
COrns and Bun'ons cause no
pain where Mead's Corn and
Bunion Plasters are used They
q ickly sllsy Inflammation and
relieve pain.
Small poX and other con-
taginus diseases are prevented
by burning Seahurg's sulphur
Candles In cellars, closets,
s'nks, ships holds, bird cages.
chicken cOops, etc.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,N, Y.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-03-15
ruousANDs OF CHILDREN

Ara horn lnto the world every day with some &c
zematoua Affection euch a. mi X crust ecal heh'l'
scutf or dandrnh, cure 10 develop into an agonlZ'
inn eczema the itching, burning ana dl-hguIa-
,,rn,arIv treated A wafm bath with CUTIcUR'
SoAP, an exquisite Skin Beaudder, and a single
apple ,tion Of CuTICuRA, the Great SKIN , ufe
with a little CUncURA Rs'oLVESr the New blooo
Of tho d ease, and point 10 speedy and perma
lent cure. ,,,
Hence n mother who loves her children, who
taxes pride In their beauty, pu ity Bn' health In be
stnwing upon them child greatest inheritance,
skin without a tlen.ish, and u body nourished by
pure blood-should fail Ia make trial OF the Ut
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DRCG AND HENICAL Co., Boston, Maas
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psges, 30 Illustrations and 100 testimonials
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
JAMES q. EAYS,
Sheriff of Los Angeles County, CaliforniA
NV 1r-td


TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF LOS ANGH-
i les Towpship, County OF Los Angeles, State
of California B. e. Taney, Justice OF the Peace.
o. II. Kiefer and r. p. Kiefer, co-partners, do
ing business under the firm name OF Kiefer n
Co. plaintiff VS.. w. J. Stevenson, defendant
Summons.
The people OF the State Of California send
greeting to W. ]. Stevenson, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an &C.
plaintiffs In the Justices Court Of Los Angeles
Township, Los Angeles County, State OF Cali
fornia, and to answer before the Justice at his
Office, in the said township, the complaint filed
therein, within fve days exclusive OF the day
of serriceJ after the service on you OF this sun-
mons, If served within the township in which
this action is brought. or, II served out of said
township, but in said county, within ten days;
or within twenty days II served elsewhere
from you the sum of 241. as dollars alleged to
be due plaintiffs for goods, wares and mer-
chandise sold and delivered at defeldants
special Instance and request. to the amount
of $144 25-100 having been sold and de-
liyered by plaintiffs; and the sum of
$97 50-100 being for goods, wares and
merchandise sold and delivered by S. Cohen &
Co, which said claim WIS duly ed plain
| tifs before the commencement OF suit herein,
reference being had 60 the ecmplaiutfile here
In; and you are hereby notified thar If you fail
to appear and answer said complaint. as above
required. said plaintiff will cause your default
to be enteffd and take judgment against you
for the suI of 241 75,100 dollars, together
with costs II suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day of April,
1888. b. Il. TANEY,
Justice of the Peace
THos. B. Brown, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST.. CHARLES HorEL.-J W Stevens, Cara
vapza: 8 Turner, San Fernandez Z Wmte,
Redland; A G Golf, Fort Worth, Texas; O L
washburn, Antelope; R Dudly, Fresno;D Van
Horn Los Grande; NJ Dillingham;, Mozare;
p socharde, Santa Orme; G Beuchis, Pasa-
dena; Louis sonse, Pasadens; DR. Payne,
Elmonte; james Pethy, Big Grove; Il ORGY,
Downey; i O Hull, Phoenix. A 7; Wether-
spoon and wife, Lancaster; r TComone, San
Diego; L Hemenway, Santa Barbara; II W
Brandt, Wlnslow.
HOTEL MErRoPoLE.-Edward r Cook, John
Madison. Geo 4 Pinsbury. w II Kane, " g
BrockDAw and wife, Eugene II Klaves, % NJ
Lamb and wife, Mrs w Harvey. Miss Nj Ever
ct, = 8 Elder. wife and three children, v
Remington, wife and child, G X Brarner and
wife, Fred Meme, d w Dangler, John Clark, Jr,
W 1 Cogglns, = W Spencer and son, Mrs Celd-
well and friend, Los Angeles; Arthur ReynoIts,
Brooklin; Miss Anna L Grange, Kansas City;
4 r Hull, Pasadena; v Bowen. = II Doane: MI
snd NE MPs Ke,o Son9
and party OF six, Wilmington; A Ginger;
\ Hooper wife and sister, Pasadena; Y : g Cham, Cham
Pasadena.