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elgn countries met at noon to-day and in.
terchapged greetings and civilities al their
headquarters, which had been located for
the delegates at No. 1901 | street.
George Boyd, General Passenger Agent OF
the Pennsylvania Road, was in conferences
with Secretary Blaine this morning arrang-
ing the final details for the itinerary of the
Congress, which begins here next Wednes-
day and ends here on November 18th.
There Will be no change of crew during
the tour The engineer who will open the
throttle at SIS A. NJ. in the station at
Washington, on Thursday next, will also
apply the air brakes at the conclusion of
his long run of 5,40S miles on November
18th.
A crew of twenty eight men will be re-
aured to run the train, which as it stands
represents the cost of $I50,000.
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mill and store, 81, 500, insurance; S. Gross
$1,000; t. S. Morton, $3 900: G. NJ. Cole
50 600; A. Cans, $4,000; NJ. Uttler. $1,000
E. Lynn, s., 900; Proctor House. $40 600; r
Perry, $500; Dodson & McFadden, 81, 200
K. t. Jackson, newspaper office, 81, 900; T
Sherman, $1,000; G. w. Lull, SIS, 500, in
surance; Mccain & Marsh, 81 900; E. Citron
S4.7OO, insurance; Scolari & Maggeti, 50 600;
Mrs. NJ. ]. Terrill, 81 500, insurance; NJ.
Fisher, $1,000; ]. L. Chamberlain, $1,000
G. w. Ramage, $4,000; B. C. Whitney,
81 600; j. D. Campbell, So 600, r. A. Minor,
$4,000; G. Guerra, $500. Total loss, about
Sl25,000. The express, Postoffiee and tel
egraph offices are DESTROYED.
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AN ORDER REVOKED.
Il Military Order Issued by the Secretary
oEyyar

Il Military Order Issued by the Secretary
Ewar.
WASHINGTON, September 30th.-The fol-
lowing important order was issued from
the War Department to-day:
By direction of the Secretary of War. General
order No. IS, dated April II, 1889 from this
oihce, is revoked, General Order No. IS is as
follows BY direction of the President Bat
terry 6, First Artillery, Captain Lowell A. Cham
perrin, VIII be equipped as battery of mount
am artillery, with station at the PreSidio San
Francisco. Cal. The statusof the commissioned
omcers OF the mountain battery herein desig-
mated shall be in every respect the same as that
The number of pack mules necessary for the
equipment OF the mountain battery will be s.
lected from the pac6-train now at the Quarter
masters depot et Cheyenne, wy. T. but re-
Gently ordered transferred % Fort Robinson,
Neb. The commanding General of the Division
OF the Pacific will cause such reduisitiOn 20 be
made as will be necessary for the equipment of
the mountain battery"
REDFIEL0 PROCTOR
pf
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ARIZONA GRAND JURY,
1t Complains of a Judge, and Asks Tha
Another be Appointed,

Another De Appointed.
Tucson Ga. IT,, September 30th.-The
following is a copy of telegram sent to
Attorney. General Miller, at Washington.
which has raised such a rupture between
Judge Barnes and United States Marshal
Meade:
1.-The members of the United States
Grand Jury, now investigating the Pay
master Wham robbery cases, have indicted
seven of the alleged robbers We have
evidence that other persons took part in
the robbery, but have not yet had suffi-
clent evidence to indict.
While in the midst of our investiga-
ton, while the suspected robbers and their
relatives and friends are endeavoring to
corrupt and influence the Governments
witnesses to withhold their testimony from
this Grand Jury, one of them having al
ready been indicted for that offense, the
Judge of this District seems to be cor
rupted, and in the interests of good gov
ernment in this Territory and to avert this
calamity and to serve the ends of Justice.
we most respectfully ask that one of the
other Judges be forthwith directed by tele-
graph to proceed to Tucson to preside over
this Court during the deliberations of this
Grand Jury and the trial of this CASE
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He Says There is Neither Rags, Weeds
Nor Loafers In GERMANY.

He Says There is Neither Rags, Weeds
Nor Loafers In Germany.
WASHINGTON, September 30th.-About
800 people assembled at The Rink" in
this city tonight and gave Congressman
Ben Butterwoith an enthusiastic greeting
on his return from Europe.
Major Butterworth made speech thank
inG the people aud reviewing his European
experiences. He said he had often spoke
OF the tariff question, and had pictured
graphically the wretChedness ana rags pre-
vailing in Germany. What he had to saw
now would jar with his stump atterauces.
he was more of a protectionist than ever,
but he wanted to say that while he had
seen plenty of abridged opportunity. he
had seen neither squalor nor rags in Ger
many. The people were too industrious
for that. There were neither weeds nor
lOaters in Germany.
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France Does Not Forgoy That on octol
12Sifs America Was niscox,.-a.g

France Does Not Forgoy That on October.
l2Slr America Was Discovered.
PARIS, September SOth.--0ut of eompli.
ment TO the different States of America and
10 Corsica, which now claims Columbian as
one OF her great sons, grand fete will be
given on October 18th in this city. in ceJs-
bTation of the 3YJth anniversary of the Dis
covery of the New World
NJ. Alphand is charged with what one
may call the stage management of the fete.
Delegates from all the States of America
including the West Indies, are to figure il,
a procession, which after calling on Pres
ldent Carnot aud expressing grSttude for
what the United 2tates owe directly. and
the South American S'ates indirectly. to
France, will so to the Hotel de Vile
nautical fete on the Seine will be .,
part of the programnae. There will be q,
procession of boats &c the Statue Of Liberty
Enlightening the World, on the lie des,
Cygnes.
A number of the vessels of the size and
build of those forming the little fleet whicl,
Columbus led across the Atlantic will head
the cOrtege.
The steam barge OF the City of Paris will
have on board The diplomatic represent
auyes OF the American republics.
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Death of Charles II. stoddard.

WASHINGTON, September 3Oth.-Charles
ID. Stoddard, a well-known resident of
Reno, New, who has been in Washington
looking after large Indian depreciation
claims, died at the hospital last night from
paralysis. He had served the State and
Territorial Legislatures, and had held office
under the State governments.
Henderson Chairman.
WAsHINGI IN. September 3Oth.-The del
egates to thu International American Con-
gress met t. day for the first time for pre-
liminary CO ference respecting the organ
ization. John B. Henderson, of Missouri,
has been designated by Secretary Blaine as
Chairman of the United States delegation.
Riots at Navassa.
WASHINGTON, September 0th.-Consul
Allen, of Kingston, Jamaica, telegraphs to
the Department of State that the English
war-ship has returned from Navassa, bring
ing nine survivors of the riots, and that all
is in confusion at the island.
Minister Ryan.
WASHINGTON, September 3Oth.-Minister
Ryan arrived here this morning. He came
at the request of Secretary Blaine, and will
meet the International Congress Wednes-
day, and perhaps will accompany them on
their trip.
On the Retired Lis$.
WASHINGTON, September 30th.-The fol-
lowing army officers were placed on the
retired list to- day Msjor Charles c. Hoyt,
Quariermaster, and Captain Harrison S.
Weeks, Eighth Cavalry.
A Large Reduction.
WASHINGTON, September 30th-Treasury
officials estimate that the debt statement to
be issued tomorrow will show reduction
of about $13 $50 900.
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EASTERN. BASEBALL,
The Rain Interteres With Two of the
Games-Incidents,

| Games-Incidents.
PITTsBURG, September Goth. = To. DAYS
game between the Pittsburg and New York
| teams was played in q drilling rain and
called at the end of the sixth inning with
the score tie. Both Calvin and Keefe
| pitched in fine form while the fielding was
magnificent.
New York..................O o 0 IS
Base hits-Pittsburg Z, New York 5. Errors
Pittsburgh, New York . Batteries-Galvin and
Carroll New York, Keefe and Ewing. Umpire
Lynch.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 30th. : The
Philadelphia game was postponed on &C.
count of rain.
CHICAGO, September 30th. = To. days
game was devoid of all interesting features.
Haddock was hit very hard and at the op-
perfume time. Washington could do but
little with Gumbert's delivery. Attendance,
200.
Chicago. o........---..-.-. 2 I l Q | 80
Base hits-Chicago Is, Washington 6. Errors
l-ChicagoS, Washington. Batteries-Chicago,
Gumbert and Darling Washington, Haddock
and Daily.
CLEVELAND, September 30th-Clarkson
as usual was too much for the Clevelanders
and Boston won easily.
Cleveland 0-3
Boston ............................ l o 40
Base hits-Cleveland, 6; Boston, IL. Errors
! Cleveland. q Boston, /. Batteries-Cleveland,
| Bestin aud Sutclitfe: Boston, Garrison and Ben
| nett. Umpire-MeQusid. Called ON account of
| darkness.
KANSAS Cry, September 5Oth.-Kansas
City, s; Cincinnati, 8.
ST. LOUIS, September 30th.-St Louis, 6;
Louisville, 3.
PHILADELPHIA, September a0th.-The Col
umbus and Athletic game postponed on ac-
count of rain.
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FIRE AT CAMBRIA.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Thousand
Dollars Damage

One Hundred and Twenty-Five Thousand
Dollars Damage.
CAMBRIA, September 30th.-At 2:30 A. NJ.
a fire started in the Proctor Hotel, the cause
unknown. In half an hour the entire
block was in flames, and having little
water, the two adjoining blocks caught,
and though every effort was used the en-
tire business portion of the town was COM
pletely destroyed, not even shed being
left. The buildings being of wood, ii was
impossible to save even the provisions,
hence the town is destitute. Of about
fifty residences, six were burned Fortu-
nately no lives were lost. The losses are
b. II. Franklin, general merchandise
store, Franklin's Theater and Grange Sa-
loon, $4,000, no insurance; j. II. Jansen,
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ARIZONA JUSTICE.
Excitement in Judicial Circles Regard.
ing the Wham Robbery,

ing the Nham Robbery.
Tucson "a. t. September 3Oth.-Tbers
is much excitement in judicial circles
owing to disagreement between United
States Marshal Mead, the United State.
Grand Jury and Judge Barnes. The Jury
was inquiring into the Wham robbery case
and the intimidation of a witness. The
jury found four true bills and made par,
tial report to the Judge, when the bail
bond was asked to be increased. This
brought out warm, wordy war between
the Judge and counsel. The Grand jury
Joined in a message to Attorney General
Miller, asking that another Judge be
selected to try the cases. Barnes, suspect
ing this, called the jury before him this
morning, and putting each on oath, asked
If such was the case, and on an affirmative
reply, dissolved the iury.
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DALZELE AND TANNER.
Neither of Them Are Looked Upon a,
National Ietter-writerss

National Letter Writers
WASHINGTON, September 3Oth.-It is be-
heved that at the Cabinet meeting sue
cessor to Commissioner Tanner will be
agreed upon. There is very general
opinion among the leading public men now
in Washington that neither Mr. Tanner nor
Private Dalzell is a national issue, and that
no amount of letter writing can make them
so. There is no doubt that when the Pen
sion Office is reorganized everything will
be to the satisfaction of those interested.
Private Dalzelrs letter to Mr.. Tanner stat
ing why he published the latters letter,
and claiming that he had been promised
the Deputy Commissionership, is treated as
matter of little importance
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If you have made up your mind to buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced to
take any other. Hoods Sarsaparilla is a
peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue of
its peculiar combination, proportion, and
preparation, curative power superior to any
other article of the kind.
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1t TOuRhsps.

SoZODONT toughens the gums and makes
them healthy, so that they hold in the teeth
firmly. 1t removes the tartar, gives comfort, is
economical of health and money, and when
once used will never be given up. Try SOZO-
DON'T
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"HoNEsT AND v1RrUoUs."
The Working Women in all Parts of the
United States.

United States.
WASHINGTON, September 30th. : The
fourth annual report of Carroll D. Wright,
Commissioner of Labor, just issued, is an
interesting addition to the existing infor-
nation and statistics on the subject OF
labor in America. Not the least important
feature of the volume is the chapter de-
voted to the character of the working
women.
Original investigations were made in
many cities and the Commissioner thus
sums up his opinion on the whole ques.
ton:
From all that can be learned one need
not hesitate in asserting that the working
women OF the country are as honest and as
virtuous as any class of our citizens
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-01
VALENTINE SCRIP.
a. Hearing RecOmmended-A Washing
ton Territory Problem.

ton Territory Problem.
WASHINGTON, September 3Oth.-The de.
cision of Acting Commissioner Stone, re-
specting tide-water lands in Washington
Territory, has evidently created trouble
and complications there. Secretary Noble
to-day received the following telegram from
Delegate Allen, of Washington Territory /:
= tear the location of Valentine scrip on
the Bay of Seattle will result in serious
State and Federal complications and en-
barrassments to private interest, and politi-
cal scandal. 1 would recommend that a
hearing be had preliminary to further ac-
ton by the Department"
Secretary Noble referred the telegram to
Commissioner Croft, who in return re-
ferred it to Stone. The latter will reply to-
day that matters cannot be helped. The
decision must stand, as it is the law, until
reversed
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases of Nervous and Physical Debility Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and the many
ailments arising from excess indiscretion. and
abuse, A complete restorative. Price, SO 80 a
bottle sent by express G. o. d. A. MCBOYLE
& CO., Druggists, 5o4 Washington street. San
Francisco. p. o. Box 1852 my6-6m
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GENERAL NOTICES.
stockhoIders, Meeting.

sfockholders' Meeting. The annua
meeting of the stockholders of the Orangevale
Colonization Company win be held at the office
OF the company, No 214 street, Sacramento,
CAL, on TUESDAY, October s. 1859, at s O'Clock
P. T. B. HALL, President
V. S. McCLATCHY, Secretary pro tenn. s3O.td
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices. Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time. Al
notices Of this character tcu be found under this
heading.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-01

Miss Ida I. CIiDch will resume voca
and instrumental music october /, at I'LL
Seventh street. s25-lm
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PIMPIEs, blotches and sores and their
cause is removed by Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-01

The bes: phre Ia csaters % your printing done
A. J. Johnston b cohl &c s. 3serameato.C Cal
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BLAINE's EXCURSION.

The Finest Train and the Longest Run
Ever Made in America.
| WASHINGTON, September 3Gth-The del
egates to the American International Con-
! gress from the United States and from for
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-01

SHANGHAI, September 3Oth.-It has been
discovered that the fire IN the Temple of
Heaven was of incendiary origin. Several
persons have been arrested for complicitv
in the crime. The authorities have learned
that the object of the incendiaries was to
create the idea that the fire was an omen to
warn people against the introduction of
railways in China.
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Kotterdam Sc iNers.

ROTTERDAM, September 30th.-A num-
Der of striking dock laborers manifested a
disposition to return to work to-day, but
were prevented by arguments and threats.
Two men-of war, three gunboats and
two sloops-of-war are moored in the river.
Forces will be landed in the event of dis
order.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
A Fatal Collision Of Railroad Trains
in Sunny Italy.
GLADSTONE is AN INVALID.
He Tries His Wand as a Woodmau,
and Gets oVerhcated-The
Bulgarian LoAn.
CHRISTOPHER eeLuuHrIx.

IsFEcrAL DsFArcHEs T07HE RBooKp-US1os. !
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LIVERPOOL, September 3Oth.-The cotton
corner manipulated by the Danish specu--
lator Steenstrand has collapsed. The col
lapse was due to the arrival of several car
goes of cotton from the United States and
the prospective closing of the cotton mills
of England
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-01

The regular monthly meeting of the
California Museum Association will be held at
the I. B; Crocker Art Gallery on TUESDAY
EVENING, october LIST, at 7:30 o'clock. Its
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Railroad Collision.

VI EuBIaDU.
Railroad Collision.
NAPLES, September 3Oth. - The train
carrying regiment of soldiers and a regu-
lar passenger train collided near this CITY
day. Both trains were wrecked. Ten
persons were killed and thirty or forty
injured.
Mexican News.
CRY OF MEXICO, September S0th.-News-
berry and Butcher fought duel yesterday
with knives. Butcher was disemboweled
and killed.
Prevented by Threats.
ROTTERDAM, September 3Oth.-A number
of strikers willing to resume work to-day
were prevented by the threats of their COM
rades. Troops will be landed from war
ships in the river in case of disorder.
They Must Settle.
PARIS, September 30th.-The Joint Di-
rectors of the Compton d. Az Escompte
and Societe des Metaux was condemned by
the Courts topay the liquidators of the bank
12,OO0O00 francs to the bank.
A Furious Protest..
BELGRADE, September 30th-Ex-King
Milan telegraphs from Carlsbad a furious
protest against Queen Natalie's interview
with her son King Alexander which oc--
CURED to-day.
Bulgarian Loan.
SOFIA, September 30th.-The Bulgarian
loan contract with an American syndicate
has been cancelled. The parties disagreed
as to details.
Concession to Workmaa.
LONDON, September 30th.-Thornyoroft &
Co., engineers and bost-builders have con-
ceded the advance in wages demanded by
his workmen.
Gladstone a WoOdmSn.
LONDON, September 30th.-Gladstone is
confined to his room with slight cold
contracted while telling tree at Hawarden
Saturday.
The Bishop of Oregon.
ROME, September 39th-The Pope to-day
gave audience to the Bishop of Oregon.
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Daughters of st. George will meet at
Y NJ |. Hall, THIS tuesday, EVENING at
oclock. All members requested to attend.
JULIA PATTERSON, President
ANNE SPRAGuE. Recording Sanretarr LIS
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BEN BUTTERWGRTH.

REDFIEI0 PROCTOR.
Secretary of War.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-06
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD
published by the Abstract ana Title
Insurance Company OF Los Am.
geles.
TUESDAY, November 5, 1883.
CoNvEYANCEs.

lUESOAI, NOV6IHDtE 4Ooos
CoNvEYANCEs.
Milton Davis to Elizabeth Mackintosh-Part
$4,000
Herman L welcb to Harriet McCarthy-w 40
George B Copelin to Charles Copelin-Assign-
ment to convey w 8 acres of q certain tract in
Ro Paso de eartolo and strip 40 feet wide de-
II Judson to wv Potts-RX block 6 Ala
mitos Beach townsite; So, 500.
Walter w Woodcock to ASS Adams 10. IA
Charles Lathrop to Henry Clement and Elijah
Gray-Lot 8, O G Brown SUBJ lots /, and 3,
block G, Mutual Orchard Cos lands, Ro San
W alter Lindley to Victor Ponet-Part of lots
s.. z, g., 10, Il, II and 13, block A, Rivera &
vignols tract $30,0
H Cadwallader to Micah SAMPSON Croswell-60
feet IF side lot 6, William e Converte sub in
So lot z, block Q, San Pasqual tract; $4,000.
Mary e Steele and Charles Steele to Joseph
Daniels-Lots 9, IL, 1s. Il. a. Al, AZ, en-
nes sup Rsaes
lot 4, b ock I; San Pasqual tract; So, $50.
r Williams and Jason Brown to Chrlstian
Sec 80, T 2 N, IL E, except parts thereof
$1,000.
E Frszee to A E Pomeroy-Lots S and 7
blk lO5. Long Beach; q 81 900.
mond-Lot 1S blk C, Walnut Grove tract; ST..
200.
David Kayser, Edward Booth and Margaret A
Booth to 7 Bearden-Lot Sc, Longstreet tract;
$1,000
Joseph Daniels to will Beach-Lot blk g.
California Cooperative Colony tract; $5, ,O00
SUMMARY.
Number of transfers above 81 900 each, Is.
Amount, $7O,06l.
Number OF transfers under 81, 900, 12.
Amount, $5, $50.
Number Of nominal transfers, 81.
Total amount of consid derations, $75,211.
Note-Trsnsfers Of which the consideration is
less than 81 900 are not published in the above
list.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-06
PROBATE NOTICE.
No. IL, ,6S3.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
i California, County of Los Angeles-ss.
In the matter of the estate Of D. A. Stern,
deces sed.
Notice for publication Of time for proving
will etc.
Notice is hereby given that Friday. the 9Th
day of November, 1889, at 10 O'Clock, a. m of
said day, at the court room of this Court, De-
partment Two thereof, corner Franklin and
County of Los Angeles and State of California,
has been appointed as the time and place for
hearing the application of ]. r. Toberman, H.
W. Hellman and Robert E. WiIsching, praying
that document now on Ale in this Court. pur-
porting TO be the last viii and Testament of
the said deceased, be admitted to probate. that
letters testamentary be issued thereon to said
petitioners, at which time and place all per-
sons interested therein may appear and contest
the same
Dated october %, 1880.
@. H. DUNsMOOR. County Clerk,
By M. ]. ASHMORE, Deputy,
O'MELvENY & HENNINa, Atty e for Petitioners.
oc29 lot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-06
THE ASYLUM SITE.
The Whole Matter Remains I'm
Statu Quo.

The Whole Matter Remains I'm
Statu Quo.
Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Joseph
Brown, of San Bernardino, who ia Chair
man of the Insane Asylum Site Commits
sioners, left the city, and the delibera-
tions of that body came to an end. No
answer had been received from the Gov
ernor with regard to the adoption by the
commission of the amended offer of the
Rhodes tract. There was every reason
to suppose that the Governor would tele-
graph without any delay his acceptance
or refusal of the site proffered, but for
some reason he held back.
From the way the members of the COM
mission express themselves, they will not
look back to their work in selecting a site
with any particular satisfaction, and the
Los Angeles part of the experience is no
pleaeanter to contemplate than the San
Bernardino part. After having made
a number of attempts to select site to
suit themselves, they turned round Chat
is, a majority of them did) and endeav-
ored to select one TO suit the Governor
They took this course, it will be remem-
bered, with certainty Of immediate re-
moval hanging over the heads of all of
them but one. The Governor refused
his assent to the first offer sent in and
enubbed the second.
The present status of the commission
is not q very satisfactory one. They
have selected site which may or may
not be accepted by the Governor. If he
does not accept it, he will probably cause
the notices of their removal to be sent to
the four whose successors have been ap-
pointed, and will start in again with a
new commission.
Mr.. Brown says of the offer of Mr..
Estudillo of q site near Los Angeles that
nothing will probably come of it, as the
Governor gave the commission to under
stand that the asy lum must be located
in San Bernardino county. Mr.. Estu-
dillo failed to get any word from the
Governor yesterday in answer to his
telegram.