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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28

DISASTROUSFI FIRE AT T-KTNAVILLE
4 disastrous fire visited Etnayille at
3 o'clock Monday morning, destroying
five frame buildingS-oneo owned by Gus
Breidenstein, the other four by John u
rich.
The fire originated in the cellar of the
Breidenstein building, which was Occu-
pied by John Kyne as saloon, and spread
rapidly to the adjoining buildings, totally
destroying all of them and the greater
portion of their contents.
Many of the employees of the Etna and
Standard mills were early on the ground.
The saloon doors were broken in, but too
late to save any of the saloon property
Mrs. Kyne, who was sleeping upstairs,
was awakened, and had barely time to
dress and escape from the burning build
ing The fire quickly communicated to
the adjoining buildings. Help was asked
from Wheeling by telephone, but arrived
too late to be of much service.
Mr. Ulrich places his loss at $1,000 on
which he has $1,000 insurance. Breiden-
STEMS property was insured for 1880,
and Kyne had about the same amount on
his household goods, liquors and bar fix
lures.
At the time of the fire Mr.. Kyne was
on protracted visit at st. Clairsville, the
guest of the county.
THE st. Clairsville Dramatic Company
presented for the first time in this place,
the drama, "Under the Laurels," at
Court House Hall, on Saturday evening,
to a good audience. The play is fair one,
and studying it throughout, the compa-
ny rendered it in good style. The parts
takeu by Polly Rose Frank 'Zeke,
and Mrs. Milford being exceptionally
pleasing. The other characters were
brought out with great deal of force,
showing that the characters of the drama
had been well chosen. We learn that
the company has had some obstacles to
contend with since the first selection of
the caste, and now that these difficulties
are out of the way, propose to go right
ahead, and in the near future will give
another entertainment, probably COM
edy. They talk of erecting new scenery
and stage fixtures for the Hall, and by
giving these entertainments will be able
to arrange very creditable stage. This
is move in right direction and should
receive the hearty support of our citizens.
AMONG the Belmont county people who
attended the great Convention at Chicago,
were John S. Cochran and wife, Miss
Mary Abbott, W. H. Coss, Sam'l Haskins,
J. B. Montgomery, and NJ. G. Mitchell, of
Martins Ferry; d. H. Darrah, Col. G. L.
Poorman, Frank McGregor, John Davis,
and Frank Archer, Bellaire; W. W. Watt,
J. T. Scofield, Barnesville; John Stewart,
Stewartsville; Asa Holloway, Flushing;
J. w. Nichols, Solomon Bentley, C. W.
Troll, L. II. Waters, of st. Clairsville.
REy, JAMES GORDON, South of town,
was united i4 marriage last evening to
Mary Neff, daughter Of the late Jacob
Neff. The ceremony took place at the
home of the brides brother, Benz. Neff,
Esq, the Rev. W. A. Williams 0flieiat-
ing The bridal party viii go to NeY
York, and sail on the 9TH prox. for a
l. 4a.,,. e 4l,o Ill ,,,or1I d., ao,,o.o
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28

THE water is so low that navigation in
the upper Ohio is practically suspended.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28

THE Circuit Court Will not likely ad-
journ before the early part of next week
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28

a LARGE bandana hid the face of the
rob Der who held up the stage near Bal
linger, Texas, the other day. Just so
does the Democratic party expect to
mask its nefarious purposes of destroy
ing American interests behind 4 large
bandana this campaign.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28
NOTICE
Sale Of The LaBelle Glass Works.

In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
Belmont county, Ohio, Will offer for sale at public
auction. on the premises at Bridgeport, in said
county, on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28
GODEY'S FOR JULY.

A splendid number of the old favorite
magazine Frances A Shaw's Half Hour
with Goethe gives just what every lady
wants to know about the great German
poet and philosopher. "a Social Dagger
is g sparkling story with point to it,
as dagger olsht 10 have; there will be
more of it. MAUD EthIidge's GQmpfO-
mise" is full of good lessons. So is 'When
the Ship Comes H." which has also a
pleasant seasoning of history. Such prac-
tical predictions as we find in "Amt
James Fortune Telling, will be esteemed
by every sensible girl. In a Looking
Glass" turns out to be very different
story from what the title suggest. "a
Bachelors Mistake" reminds us that leap
year is not yet over. Great is the variety
of Fashion hints and helpful suggestions
for the ladies' The illustrations are cap
ital. Only S2 90 II gear for all this. Ad-
dress 1924 Arch Street, Philadelphia, ia.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28
T EGAL NOTICE.

L
To II. W. Conner and Hattie Stemm. living in
Mansfield, Ohio, Alexander Conner, Wolf City,
Texas, NU. Conner, McCOunellSyille, Ohio, and
Miller Nabh, whose place Ot residence Is ul-
knOwn-No viii take notice that have presented
To the Probate Court of Belmont county, Ohio, for
allowance to me against the estate Of Fetldil
Conner, late of said county, deceased, Il certain
rendered said decreased during his lifetime, and
that said court has fixed the time for hearing the
testimony touching said claim on the 10th day Of
July, a. ID. 1883.
JOHN V. FISHER, Executor
7-7t OF the estate OF said Feddia Corner. deed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28
THE WOMAN,s WORLD pnR JULY

I1iE OMdN ? hOhLD run d y Il
The WomGn's World for July Is par
ticularly good number. The opening
paper by Julia Wedgwood is on "Women
and Democracy in which the writer ar
CUES that woman represents oil that is
good in Democracy, for her sympathy
must ever be with the weak. A very in
teresting paper is this, and so is the one
that follows, which gives some "Recollec-
tions of Golden" by Dorothy Nevill. An
account of Marie Bashlirtseff, young
Russian painter, who, if she looked any
thing like her portrait, must have been
unusually pretty. women Club Life
is discussed by Amy Leoy, who proves
beyond peradYenture that if women are
to do mems work, they should have some
of the comforts of mems lives.
The department of fashions in this
magazine is one that has no rival, and
the women of America have thoroughly
| awakened to this fact.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28

Col. J. NJ. LEWIS, of Barnesville, one
of the alternate delegates to the Chicago
Convention from this district, was espe-
cially active and useful in securing ad-
mission to the convention hall for people
who visited Chicago from this county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28
NoTIoE,

Notice Is hereby given Of an application 90 the
Ohio State Board of f1rdons for the pardon Of
Emmett Mitchell who WAS convicted at the FAN
IeIiu 1881, OF the COaTt Of Common Pleas OF Bel
mont County, Ohio, OF the crime OF murder in the
second degree and sentenced 20 the penitentiaFy
for life. asst A. Ii. & w. MITCHELL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28

THE CHRONICLE is the recipient of a
box of flowerS-blOoms from a prickly
pear grown by Mrs. Henry Daniel Ban
mock. The plant is from the Rio Grande
Valley, Texas, and was sent to her by her
son III 1888, and has upon it this year %
blooms. The flower is sulphur yellow.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28

GEN. ID. A. .HoLLINGswoRTH will crate
at Caldwell, July 4th.
NEW mOwn clover hay.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-06-28
You've Tippecanoe and Morton too.

AN Ohio man got there all the same.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-27

nNnn SEA WONDERS exist in thousands OF
uWIpJ forms, but surpassed by the mar
VtuUll vels of invention. Those who are In
need Of profitable work that be
done while living At home should at once send
their address to HALLETC L CO., Portland, Me.
and receive. free, full information how either
sof oil ages. earn from s. TO $25 per eays1i
Npwards wherever they live. You are started fre,s
capital not required. Some have made over $50
RtnGle day st this work. All succeed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-27

Idahe Gold Mining Company, uf Utah
Buildings and machinery on Gold
Belt, value 1000, tax. costs and pen
alties. S2.V2, school tax, 1l.5O........ -
Idaho Gold h Silver Mining Cosapany, Of
Rocky Bar.-Machinefy and buildings
at Hardscrabble, three miles north.
east of Rocky Bar, value 1000, TAX,
costs and penalties, es,................. - {
Idahoan Mining Company. Dullioh-ka.
chinery. buildings, Idahoan mill
site and concentrator, totsl value
6l50; tax, costs and penalties. 172
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-27

Boland, Henry, Hellevue-Lots 4 and S,
block Al. value 80: tax, cost and pan
alues. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IT
Bsllenger. Ed. Belle vue-Lots 3, 4. 8 and
6, block n. and improvements value,
800: personal property. 25; total. 325;
tsx. c st and penalties, II rs; poll and
hospital 56o. ...............,...,.. IL 10
Brown. J. L. Hailey-Lot s, block Sc, and
improvements. value. $50; tax. costs
an penalties 5:23; schsol 2.7s.. q5
Black. II. F. Bel'ecue-Lots and 8, block
block 90, and improvements, value,
100: tax. costs and penalties and poll
nnd hospital. ........................ Gu
Burgn. J. D. Broadford-Part lot G, block
10. and improvements, value, 100; tax.
costs and penulties, 4.c8; poll and
hospital tax, So. Observation-Disclosures. 7S
Boice E. .Howe-Improvements on land on
Little Lost River, az mill from post
oficc. value, 5O personal property
$50: total value, $50: tax. costs and
penalties, 7.30; poll and hospital tax,
.......................... 12 80
Brown, W. N. Antelope-Personal property.
value, 100; tax. costs and penalties. 29
Boyle, James, Lost River-sW !. Section
Is. Town north, Range &c east, value
400; personal property. 21a5; total
value. 2525; tax, costs and penalties. 80 81
Boyle. Matthew. Lost -Improvem. nts
ON NV Section 20, Town 3 north,
Range 26 east. value, 200: tax, costs
and penalties, 50; poll and hospital
$50. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - 30
Bsne, 8. NJ. Rocky Bar-Personal property.
value, 25J; tax. costs and penalties,
$50; poll and hospital 50.......... l3 %
Brookfeld, A. A. Rocky Bar - Dive ling
house and lot value, IS: tax, costs
AMI penalties, 81; poll and hospital
30.......... .......... ............. 81
Dresslsr, J. H. Mountain Ho'nc--Pcrsonal
property, value, ZOO" tex costs and
penalties. G3.a"; school tax, costs and
| penalties TO-. .................... 10 Cl
Barnes, John, Mountain Home-Inpreve-
nents on land djoining Mountain
Home on the east. value, 100; person
nj property. 80; total, 180; tax. costs
and penalties, 0 6s; tax. costs and
penalties. school. l.. 90; poll and hos
pitnI $50. Is "a
Brown, Robert. Mountaia Home--Improve-
| inents on N y NE Section IL, Town
| 4 south, Range 6 east; lots l, and ,,
| block 5. and improvement, lots l3,
| IA Is and 1G. block 9, ard improve
| ments: total value. 675 personal prop
| erty. $50; total value, s55; tax. costs
| and penalties. q. .04: school tax, 3.32;
poll snd hospital $50. ............... 80 7G
Blsdsoe. R. J. Hailey--Lot 16, block 81, aud
| lots Q, 10, IL and -, block 81. value.
real. l13; personal property. ITS: to-
| tai value, 2Ss; tag. costs and penal
hospital $50. Observation-Disclosures. 20 81
BOYER, J. P. Crichton-Personsl property,
| value, 14o; tax, costs and penalties. 90
BasIer, Gus. Shoshone-w u Section 4, E
Section s, Town south. Range 10
east. value, so; personal properly, IS;
total value, 1856: tax, costs and penal
ties. b.26; school tax, l.69 poll and
hospital $50. Observation-Disclosures. II A5
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-27

Jones, Wiley. improvements on ranch on
Antelope Meadows, value $50, person.
al property, $780, total, $3.50; tax,
costs and penalties. 5000, poli and
hospital tax, $B.t0.
Jones. H. R.--Improvements on ranch On
Birch creek, value 25, personal prap.
erty. IT'S, total. 200; tax, costs and
penalties. 7.3O; poll ana hospital tax,
55O. .........
Jeffrey, Peter, Rocky Bar-Personal prop
erty, value 200; tax, costs and penal.
ties. 40. poll and hospital tax $780,.
jackson. G. W.-Improvements on South
Boise, one-half mile below junction
Bar. value 100; tax costs and penal.
Jennie. All, Rocky Bar--Joss House on
Matn street and cabin, value 800;
tax, costs and psnelttes, 9.9G, poll
and hospital tax 6.5O.................
johnson. George F. Improvements on the
southeast quarter Of section -, town
south, range II east, value $50, per-
sonal property. $40. total. 47O; tax,
costs aud pensltiks, 1881. school tax,
2.O5. poll and hospital 5.5O..... go.
Jones, T. II. Hailey--Lots II and u. block
II, value 100; tax, costs and penalties
3.66, school 80. .............. $500.
Jacobs, Herman, Shoshone--I.ots Q aud Z,
bleck A. value 500: tax. costs and
penalties. 2o.5l, school 7.64, poll and
hospital $50 ...................
James, George--store building at King OF
the West mine, Smoky, value, $50.
personal property. 100, total 250; tax
cOsts and penalties.
James, Ben. Ketchum--Lot 4, block IS, val
ne IS. lot l, block 81, value 26, total.
50 tax, costs and penalties 2.07.
school 81 cents. ts.................
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-27

Gordon, NJ. South half of the south-
west quarter of section II, north half
OF the northwest quarter of section H.
town !. south range 10 east and i'm
prsvsments. value $3.50; personal
property $3.50; total. 7sO; tax costs
and penalties. 25.hs; hospital tax, 200 q 81
Gcss, P. 4. Broadford-Part of lot 49, block
% and improvements, value 1875; part
of lot 81. block % and improvements,
value. IS; total real, 200; personal
property. 90: total value, $50; tax
costs and penalties, $40; poll and
hospital tax, so -. ........, II "a
Gamet. William. Lost River Personal
property, value. leo: tax. costs md
penalties.5-54; poll and hospital tax
"''o ................ ..,.... IL Oh
Ganet. Jam.s. Lost r-Imp-ovements
on land value, 50; personal proner.
ty, 435: total 4S5. tax costs and pen.
aities, 1929; poll aud hospital tax,
o.ou .....-....-.... ..,.............. 81 7l
daiena and sewtooth Toh Road. value,
1ooo...,... ......................... 40 0.
Grace. ". II. Rocky Bar-Personal prop.
erty, value, gas: tax, costs and penal
ties, 7.6o; poll and hospital tax, $50. n !,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-27

Mar.hsll, Or. Il. ". Ce!levne--Lot II, block
Il. and improvements, value $50. tax.
costs and penalties.
Marwich. II. S. Bellevue--IOts and 4.
block IS. and improvements. value
IS. personal property. 90. total las;
tax. costs and penalties. 5.57. poll
and hospital, $50. ...........,...,.
Marsh. W. B.-IMprovements on Hartxeli.s
ranch on the Dry Fork ~ Antelope.
vslne %. personal property. Go. 40
tai CTS; tax. costs and penalties. y -.
poll and hospital. $50.
Motley. C. Personal property. valns
200. tax, COS Il and renaltics.s . 80; pail
and hospital, $50. .6O...,..,.............
Martin. Samuel-South half 81 the north.
east quarter and north half OF the
southeast quarter of section II, town
north, range - cast. va.ue 400. PER.
sonal property, 249. total G49: tax.
costs and penalties. 2l.45, poll and
hospital, 5.t0.......n.........
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-27

Lee. Elmira c. B.llevue-Lots 9, 10, II and
II, block SO and improvements, value
$50, personal property, $176, total,
1928; tax. costs and penalties.
Langworthy, G, Brcadford-North GO feet
Of lot 5, block l, value co. tax, costs
and penalties. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lamb. Rliza-Personal property. 1888; tax,
costs and penalties. s...................
Luark, r. J. Ketchum-Lot2 2, block 8. value
25. tax. costs and penalties. 1.2s;
school tax, G2 cents.
Lewis, B. C.-Two acres Of land In section
50, town 3 south. range 6 esst and
Improvements, value lAO, tax, ccets
and penalties, Az, school tax, %
cents poll aud hospital tax, $50 80.
Lcsher, Frank - improvements 2 miles
eastt of Mountain Home. value 100.
lot ). block II in Reese's addition OF
Shoshone, and Improvements. 25e.
total real, 400; personal property, ITS.
total G25; tax, costs and penalties,
1870; school tax, 3.sG, poll and hos
pithl tax, 800. ............
Lnnd, August, Hailey--I.ot 10. block "a and
lot ?l. %, 23 and "a, block 50, value
225, tax, costs and penalties, 7 co;
school tax, $50, poll ana hospital
'tA' o'oo''". .............'r,:
Iightfoot, ]. II, - improve me hts on the
so":.nwesi quarter Of section 2s, town
north, range IA east. value Ito. per-
sonhl perperty, 40. total real, 22o;
tax, costs AMI penalties, sos poll
and hospital tax, 55O................ 50.
La Munyon, George, Shoshone-North half
uf lots II, ls, 10 and 20. block -, aud
improvements. value 500, tax, costa
ond penalties. 800: school tax, STA,
poll and hospital tax, 6.5O............
Lindsroff, George, Shoshone. Lot Is. block
80. value %. tax. costs and penalties.
2O7 school tax. %. poll and hospital
o,
Layne, W. T.-Improvsments on land en-
Corral creek. value 50. personal prop.
erty. 5000. total $3.50: tax costs and
penalties, 91.l2. poll and hospital
Loving, Cal-Wcst half Of the southwest
quarter OF section 2, town l south,
range 10 cart, and improvements.
value l6o, personal property, 200. to.
tai SGD: tax, costs and penalties. 1884.
pIll and hospital. $50.
Lewis. L. C.-Improvements on land on
Snake river value 100. tax. costs and
penalties.
Lewis. Mrs. N. ]. Payne's ferry - Personal
property. value. 1878. tax. costs and
| penalties OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-27

Furey, James, Eelloyuo-Lot c, block 81,
value $25; tax. costs and penalties,
30; pol! ana hospital tax, $50. ......
Flower, T. W. Lots II and II, block 81,
and improvements, value 200; tax,
costs and penalties. $50; poll and
hospital tax, $50. Observation-Disclosures. l9
French, Mrs. Broadford--Lot 6, block 20,
and improvements, value 400; per
sonal property, 100; total, SEQ; tax,
costs and penalties. w l(
French. Q. A. Hailey-Lot II, block 80, and
improvements, and lots Is. 16 and II,
block so, valne, real, $3.50; personal
property. $50: total. 1000; tox, costs
and penalties. l2' 0G: school tax. So 30,
poll and hospital tax, $50. ~:
Franz, Joseph--Ncrth half Of the south.
west quarter and .ot 4, section |
town south range lS east, and the
northeast a"-.t Ter Of the southeast
1uarte-, and lot l. section 2, town
sJu'h, range l8 east, value 100; per-
sonal property. 1875; fetal 2o5; tax.
costs and penalties. $40; poll and
hospital tax, $50 0.................. Il
Frick. Fred. W.-Improvemen:s on land
three miles southeast Of Criohtun.
value so: tax, costs and pena ties, 2O7.
poll AMI hospital tax, 5 so. ..
Fletcher, A. j. Corrsl-Improvements on
the northwest qua ter of section 35,
town l north. range IL east. value
2oO; personal property, 7l2: fatal 9G2;
amount due for hospital tax and cost
OF advertisIng........
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-26
BANQUETING THE GOVERNOR.
A BounteOus Spread and Joyous
Gathering at the Palace Hotel.

The concluding acj of the celebra
ton of the birthday of the father of his
country, so far as the military portion
of the population was concerned, was
banquet rendered the go -ernor and his
staff by Colonel Isaac Trunbo. The
banquet was one of the most
recherche affairs ever gotten up in this
city, the chief of the Palace Hotel hav-
ing received orders to provide the very
best the market could afford, regardless
of cost, and the result was marvel in
epicureanism. Many of the gentlemen
present are well-known gourmets, vet
they all ag reed that they had never sat
down to finer repast nor one served
in better style. Inc menu cards, 100
were works of art, and, to considera-
Bile extent, hand painted.
The gentlemen who gathered around
the board were: Gov ernor T.. V.
Waterman, General w. 81. l.. Barnes,
General w. II. Dinond. Hon. NJ. NJ.
e tee, Hon Marcus D. Boruck, Lieu
tenant-Colonel w. J Wllsey, Colonel
J. A. Fillmore. Brigadier General R.H.
orion. Colonel Perrie Kewen, Uolouel
n. f. K )walsky. Colonel Herman Ben
del, Lentenant-C llonai w ]. Younger,
Brigadier- jen raj John T.. Cutting
Captain Charles Z. Eagan U. s.. A.,
Lieutenant-Colonel H. r. Burnham, U.
b. A., Lieute ant Colone; A. +. Jones,
IIieUtenant-Colonel George r. Sperry,
Colonel B. Wright. Hon. Al xander
Badlam, Hon George A. Knight. Gen
eral w II. Brown, Colonel J. NJ. Litch
fl I'D, Hon. Eugene J. Gregory, Mayor
o. Sacramento; w. 5. Wood !,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-26
Hon. A. P. Williams. M. H. de
Vounp Tohn w Mackav GonnraI z

Hon. a. P. Williams. NJ. H. de
Young, John W. Mackay, General ]. f.
Houghton. G. II. Livingston. Louis
Sloss, Ex-Governor George q. Perkins.
Joseph D. Redding, Lieutenant-C Colonel
R. P. Hughes. U. =. A.. !Aeutenant-
Colonel I. D. de Russey, o. S. A., Hon
James g. Fair. and Colon,l T.umbo,
the host.
The guests sat down promptly at 8
O'Clock and did not rise till haIf-past IL.
General Barnes presided, with his
customary grace, with Governor
Waterman and Colonel Trumbo on
either land. a ter the guests had
satisfied their appetites and wine and
toasts were in order. the first toast was
proposed, The Governor of Cailfor-
MIA, to which the Governor responded
in an appropriate speech, inCrrsI ersed
with flashes of wit.
Colonel Burnham respo ,ded to the
/ toast, The Regular Army" RECALLING
his auditors with many amusing RENT
niscences of army life
To The Citizen soldiely,' the
chairman responded in an uauent
speech, IN which he reviewed the his
| tory OF the volunteers in The late war.
The Pr-ss" was responded TO by
George A Knight, who lid q wing
tribnte to the mighty power of rhe pen
and pencil, now more generally used
By news paper men.
THE Sons Of California" called forth
a warm response from Colonel Albert
F. Jones of Oroville, the Senator from
Butte County.
The Educational Institu ions of
California" was responded to by Hon.
Horace DAVIS, president Of tile State
University. ill all DIRE s OF marked
ability.
Hon. Morris NJ. Estee responded TO
The Industries of Calliorn a. by re-
viewing the manifold OPT ortunities 10
make living of which the people Ct
this State availrd them selves
Ex-United States Senator A. P
Williams was set down to rtp'y to tie
toast, The Mercantile Interests of tie
Coast" which he did in a speech that
covered the subiec' Thoroughly.
To The LsGjes," Ex-Governor Per
kins made happy response. and such
as might have been expected from 20
We'll known ladies man.
The last tUasL on the list was "Orr
Host. t. VIII Oh az a matter of course,
Colonel TrGmbO TeS bonded. in brief,
modest and neatly .urned spe 'ch.
Each speaker was greeted with wa N
applause, and at the conclusion of the
banquet three rousing cheers were
given the genial host. Colonel Trumbo.
San Francisco Call, 23d.