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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21

1t is au old adage that "a little learn
ing is dangerous thing" This sau
was exampliied last Monday on Landry
street when two Sanigambians who
were having a private chat undertook
TO spell each others names. One Of the
''genimens" was named Abe, his friend
spelled it Ape, the other demurred, hot
words followed ending in blows. when
one of the gladiators yanked out Las
sa1les cheese knife and laslied his op-
ponent across the temple making an
ugly, but not dangerous wound. The
belligerent brother was Accommodated
with quarters in Sheriff Fontenot's
hotel.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
Notice.
JOSEPH BLOCH VS.. HIS CREDITORS

No. 14672.
'DURSUANT to an order issued out of the
n District Court tor the parish of st. Landry
tate of Louisiana, a meeting of the creditors
II Joseph Bloch Will be held by Laurent Dupr6,
'otary Public, at his office, in the town of Ope.
tolsas, on Monday, the 2Ist day of July, 1890.
nr the purpose of considering the application
II said Bloch for a respite now pending in said
;Uurt
court, this 10th day of June, 1890.
c. NJ. THOMPSON,
June2l-ot Clerk.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
NOTICE.

|TTyHE Vile Platte r. R. & N. p Club will NEE
II. at the v. p. S. Club Hail, in the town OF
Vile Platte, on the first and third Sundays Of
each month, at O'Clock, p. IN. The members
|and the public generally are invited to attend
Y. VIDRINE.
mayl7-tf Chairman.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21

70 Base Ball Supplies at Ben Me-
giuley's.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21

We take pleasure in directing atten-
tion to the card of our young friend
Lucius G. Dupre, Notary Public and
abstractor of titles, in another column.
Mr.. Dupre is son of the late Judge
Lucius j. Dupre, and any business en-
trusted to him will have careful atten-
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21

Any one wishing honey can now have
their orders filled at the DEMOCRAT
office.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a Bill will be in
trodused during the present session of the
for the erection of a new parish
to law, to be composed of territor,
IYing In north ST. Landry and south Avoyelles
M. Il. PEARCE,
T.. KIMBRO,
T. P. FIRTH.
Juna 1904 st
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
NOTICE.

ETTyHE regular quarterly meeting of the 81
IL Landry Farmers Union will be held a
|Whitevil1e, on Thursday, July Sd, 1890.
CT. HAWKINS,
june21-2t Sect'y Parish Union.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21

Mrs. G. Hlliard has moved into the
Estilette residence (nearly opposite
our ofice) for the purpose of taking
boarders.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
Soar Lake Hotel
And Mineral Springs, Baths, Etc. Nature's
Own Laboratory. The Most Wonderful and
Renowned Health Resort yet Discov-
cred, situated near Sour Lake Sta
ton, on the line of the T. & n. o.


j Is now re-opened under new management, with
reduced rates OF board, etc, per week as fol
! lows: for rooms in Bachelors Row, 81, Former
: rate IS and S1O; Family Hall, ss, (former rate
Sss to Sl2.5ol: Main Hotel, 50 and $40, former
sr rate $40 to sl5l. For less than week, 81 so Go
Ss2 per day, including water privileges. Sp, cial
Rates to families for the season, less time in
4 proportion. Children and servants at reduced
rates A nominal fee of 81 per week will be
charged for use of waters to campers, and
aothers not guests at hotel. Bath Tickets, one
price to all, 15c. each or 8 for 81. All bathers
zmust furnish their own bath towels. The table
Twill be supplied with good, wholesome food
8well cooked and served up in good style; plenty
Iof milk and butter and vegetables in season
Every effort will be made to make the stay of
visitors pleasant and satisfactory, and large|
icrowd is expected early IN the season. ForI
|other particulars address
c, g. PARSONS, Prop,
Sour Lake, Texas.
Drs. c. & s. W. BULLITT, Resident PLY scians
Water from the various springs, per bbl., So Il
y bbl, s. SO; bbl $3.50, f: o. b.. Sour Lake Sta
tion. Mineral Tar, per tube, Is and 25c., post-z
paid: Rates for larger quantities furnished on
application. june7-tf
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21

Pure Honey Vinegar for sale at this
Office.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21

The ST. LANDRY DEMOCRAT, with the
N. @. TIMES DEMOCRAT or N. @. PIcA.
'YUNE daily will be furnished from thil
office at $1a.O0 per annum.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21

DlED.-Near Opelousas, June IA, 1890, Jos
NJ. HAYES, aged "a years.
In Opelousas, June 20, 1890, JOHN Rob
ER1CK, son of DR.. W. NJ. Thompson and Kate
Ryan, aged 10 months and days.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
For Sale

A STEAM ENGINE, SUGAR MILL. CANE
5OILER, SMOKE STACK, &C.
Engine 40 inches stroke by II inches bore, f1y
wheel y feet in diameter, boiler and engine
Eo'd conGlhon All necessary drum and
oand wheels for attachment for saw and rrist
mill. o'
The engine will be sold separately if desired.
Apply TO THOS. H. LEWIS Il SON.
1ep22 Opeiousas, La.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21

For sale Oh. Rent.
|fnHE BAYOU BLUE SPRINGS will
IL be sold or rented on reasonable
terms. Apply to
j. D. HAGERTY,
june14-tf Washington, La.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
For Sale.

A NEW No. a FIRE and BURGLAR
N PROOF SAFE of the latest and
most approved MAKE. IL you wish to
secure tirst-class safe at low figures,
|call at the
DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21

The election held last Monday to Sc
lect successor to Capt. Black in the
town council was spirited. A large
vote was polled with tho following re,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
TAKEN UP.

sDY the undersigned In Prairie Mamouth, a
-a0 brown Mexican mule, about years old
and about IA hand high. Brand indistinct.
! The owner Is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take it away,
or 1t will be disposed OF according to law.
may24-lm r. E. GUILLoRY,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
IN office of Election.

7WNHEREAs, petition has been addressed
Il w TO ME by citizens, and inhabitants, ant
J Illegal voters of Township six Is, south, Range
1 ,Wo t2l east, in and for the parish of st. Ian
5try, asking that the sixteenth O8th) section
a(school lands of said Township and Range bt
sold according to law.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
sthe citizens and legal voters residing in said
Township that an election will be held OH Sat
gurday, the 10th day of July, 1890, before Ben.
3iamin A. Guidry, Justice of the Peace, ut his
3bifice, at Malet, i'll said Township. for the pur
spose of taking the sense of the Inhabitants OF
i id Township as to whether the said sixteenth
lin pursuance with the laws providing therefor
The polls shall be open from O'Clock, a. ~,
until o'clock, p. M
J. J. THOMPSON,
junel4-6t Parish Treasurer of St. Landry.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
Notice.

hereby give notice that am applying for a
homestead on the south of sw / Of Sec. so, Tp
2 south, E Invest, Louisiana meridian.
may10 ID. w. PETERS
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21

II Fishing Tackle and Fish Fry Sup
plies at Ben. Meeinley's.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
&DUBEEG SALE.
DUBEgG SALE.
ESTATE OF JOHN JOHNSON, Decd.
No. 1909.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COI1Rtr
PARISH OF ST LANDRY.

BY virtue of an order of the Honorable Thi,
eenfh judicial District Court of the State of
ioulsiana, III ana for the parish of st. Landry,
here will be sold at public auction to the la +
md highest bidder, by the undersigned natural
Jutrlx or any duly qualified auctioneer at the
asst residence OF the deceased, in Vile Platte
Prairie, on s'~
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
--FIN E.
Town Property
FOR S.GLE.

|hN account OF removal I offer for sale NV
" home in Opelousas. This property con
slsts OF square of ground conveniently To-
Icated near the business portion of town.
1T has on it convenient dwelling in good re-
|pair with the necv ssary out-houses, fencing,
land fruit and shade trees. Amy one needinga
lnice homo would do well to look at this pro-
!perty before purchasing.
For terms apply to
REV. +. w. LEWIS,
feb8-tf Opelousas, La.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
Monday, June 3Oth, 1890,

] the following described property to-wit:
l. The right, title aud interest of the conn
nunlty estate OF John Johnson deceased, and
una Ihomas, MS surviving widow, in and to
he plantation upon which deceased Last rtI
ded Which was sold by deceased to f. CouIean
WIN the Eslt or redemption, containing about
lXty superficial arpents OF land more or less
bounded north BY land of Saierien s. Fontenot
outh by tract below described, east by railroad
+ pnohc school land and west by Pierre =.
vidrine. "
q A tract OF fifteen superficial arpents with
enclng on 1t, bounded North by the above dos
;rlbed plantatisn, east by railroad or pubiii
chool land, soul h by Jean Pierre Vidrine and
vest by Pierre E. Fidrine ~
.: one lot OF movable property and etfesfs
Terms and Conditions The real estate To hs
'oid for Gne-thlrd cash Oh the day of sale. he
ther tWo-thirds to he paid i'll three equal an
iual Instruments from the day of sale. the
fedlt portions to ocar - per cent per an
,uln interest iron. thelr respective maturities.
he land to remain specially mortgaged in IA
'of OF sad estate until I'll ii payment of the
ame. - e
The horned cattle and horse creatures 70 h.
Ola Ior one half cash on the day OF sale AND
he other half to be paid i'll two euual ANIMAL
nstallments from the day of salo with eight
ler cent per annum interest fPtm matnritv
hereof till paid The remaining proDertv r.
le sold Tor cash on the day OF sale Purchssers
furnishing good and solvent security In the
'dtlsfactlon CT vendor, and in case of nonuav
neht 0I any lnstallment at the maturity of the
anne, ten per cent additional interest shall bt
tdded as Attorneys fees in case of suit to EN-
orce the same. ~
JULIA THOMAS,
June '-at' Natural Tutrix.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
DEBLzC SALE.
ESTATE OF OzEMIN FONTENOT, Decd.
n. 5013
D "0BATE COURT PARISH OF ST. Ian.
~ DRY, LA.
DEBLAG SALE.

4 an order of the Honorable, the
pro} ~ ,lrtue % aud for the parish of st. Ian
ronate Court i'll Il at public auction, to the
'ty, there will be "" by The undersigned
asst and highest bidde. '"fied auctl0neer, AT
keGutrlX, or any duly quaI. ~oDtenot decd,
;+uata ~ ot iesnehce oi OZe1nln ISL, on
situated at Bear Creek, in said pa.
Wednesday, June 2Jth, 1867
ne following described property belonging 10
ne estate OF OZem1n Fontenot, deceased late
II the parish OF st. Landry, to-wIt:
me buildings and improvements situated in
'pFlhS Prairie parish OF ST. Landry the last
tsluence or deceased, being on his homestead
htry NO 1882. OF southwest quarter of section
ourteen, township four, south of range two
vest, Louisiana meridian, per Receivers re-
'elpt, New Orleans, La, dated August Sd 1885
-Four pairs OF work oxen, fifteen mead OF gen
ie horned cattle, from one year old up: one
gentle creole horse; Que small bay tilly about
Wenty five head OF gentle hogs; one OK wagon:
I lot OF farming implements; one doube-barrel
hot-gun; lot of carpenters tuu1s one mans
aouie; three moss beds anG be,isteads pillows
lhd sheets; two clothes presses; one kitchen
ale; SIX chairs; one dining table; one small ia
,ie lot OF Kitchen utensils: the chance of
III hlee Eead OF horse creatures, which are lost or
llslald ranging i'll Prairie Mallet and branded
bout thus, 5 = on the shoulder.
Terms and Conditions ALI sales of amounts
or Sll ana under. cash all adiudications of
lore than Sll payable in two equal install
rents, the first on December lst 1890 and the
tner on December list, 1891, purchasers TO give
helr promISsory notes with good personal Sc
nrlty to the satisfaction OF the administrator,
otes drawn to the order of the administrator.
AZELIEN FRUGE,
iune1t2t Administrator.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21
Deerng Binding Twn and also Celebrated Cassidy Suky

All these implements stand at the head of improved
labor-saying farm machinery, and are kept in stock
WF Competent mechanics will set up and operate all
machines and give full instruction for their management
OJ= CALL AND EXAMINE. 30
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1890-06-21

June Z, 1890. st
The morning call., 1890-08-13
POINT L0BOS CLUB.

Obstacles Met in the sewering of the
Avenue.
The semi-monthlY meeting Of the Point
LobOs Improvement Club was held at
Yorrath's Hall last evening, President
Parker presiding.
Secretary Richards stated that the Execu-
tive Committee had waited upon Alexander
VI. Cox, Superintendent OF the city delivery
OF the POstoffice, who stated that arrange
ments had been made by which two deliy-
cries daily of mail won Id be made as far as
Twenty-lhird avenue; also that there would
soon be branch Office established at
Devisadero and Post streets.
Mr.. Richards also stated that he had in
terVlewed the contractors. who stated that
the work on sewers has been retarded by
the lack OF signatures OF property-ownerS
and that one owner Of a full block of 'front.'
age had refused TO sign the petition because
he was expecting to sell the property to the
Jewish Hospital Association.
Mr. Flgel Of the Executive Committee
stated that be had interviewed the Presi-
dent Of the association, who refused to
sign on the ground that the hospital had no
available money to spend on the improve
ment He thereupon offered to advance
the money at per cent interest, and this
offer having been rejected, he then offered
it at ) per cent, and was again refused.
1t was then moved. seconded and passed,
in form Of a resolution, that committee
be appointed to wait upon the President of
the Jewish Hospital Association and urge
the signing OF the document, and upon his
refusal the committee wait upon the Fed
Grafton of Improvement Clubs and have ii
try to have the hospital limits extended be-
yond the block in question. The Execu-
tive Committee was appointed to attend to
the hospital matter
Mr.. Parker stated that should the limits
be extended it would fall hard on the
French Hospital Association, as it had al
ready signed, but if the hospitals were to be
established in that location they should all
be made to stand their share Of expense of
imnroViup.
The morning call., 1890-08-13
NICHOLAS LUNING'S WILL.
His Estate Divided Equally Among Five
ChiIdran.

His Estate Divided Equally Among Five
Children.
The chill of death had hardly rested Oh
the remains of Nicholas Luning, the we'll
known capitalist, before the executors
named in his will had filed that instrument
and asked and received special letters Of
administration. The exact or even ap-
proXimate value of the estate is not known,
and, since clause is contained in the will
dispensing with the usual proceeding of
appraisement it may be that its real value
viii never he published. The following is
the instrument in full
First-I nominate and appoint my son-ln.law,
George Whittel and my friend, Marion b. Lang.
horne, 10 be the executors hereof, and desire
that no bonds be ever required of them by any
court for the faithful performance OF their duties
SecOud-I give power to my said executors TO
sell any Of my estate, at either public or private
sale. with or without notice and without pre-
yiOus application TO any court for authority so
10 do.
Thrd-I direct my said executors to pay to
each OF my Children. herei natter named during
lie administration OF my estate monthly
allowance OF $3.50. dating from Inc day OF my
death.
Fourth-I direct my said executors to employ
Sidney V. Smith as their attorney and The atlor-
Dey OF my estate.
FifIh-In view OF the fact that the admlnistra-
tion Of my estate will probably bs simple one. ]
direct that the sum OF $4,000 and no greater
sum, be paid and allowed 10 each OF my execu-
tors, instead OF the commission allowed by law,
and full compensation for their services as
such executors.
SIXTH direct that no Inventory or appraise-
ment OF my estate be made or filed in any court.
Serenth-l bequeath TO my sai0 executors, in
trust, Tie sum OF $4,000. which desire Them TO
keep invested in good interest bearing bonds,
and to pay The interest thereof to my sister-in-
law, Mary Dempsey, during her life, and upon
her death 10 divide and distribute the trust es
tate to and among my children, then alive,
equally.
Eighth-All the rest and residue OF my estate
devise and bequeath TO ana among such Of my
i've children, Anna Louisa hitteil, Ellen Ade-
liza Fife, John Nicholas Lunins, Oscar Theodore
ana Clara Eugenia Luning, as shall be living at
the time of my death, equally, share and SHARE
alike. without regard to any advancements may
have made to any of them during my life.
The will was executed September IA, 1889.
The morning call., 1890-08-13
CATHOLIC UNION.
Second Session of the Grand
Assembly.

The second session of the third annual
convention Of the Grand Assembly. Young
Mems Catholic Union. was held last even
ing at 943 Market street, William P. Sulli-
van Jr presiding The entire evening was
devoted to a discussion % the adoption of
the following amendments to the consti-
tuition:
To amend Section by adding: "Any men,
Der IN arrears, or having sent 10 his resignation,
shall not be entitled to participate in the Death
Benefit Fund"
To amend Article XII by adding ninth section
to read as follows:
when no DEATH benefit certificate has been
taken out or no benef ciary has been named or IS
living, at the death OF member In good stand
Ing. his benefit shall be paid to the following
persons in the following order: First, TO wife;
second to children; third, to mother; fourth, to
father; fifth, to sisters; sixth. to brothers;
seventh, 10 his assembly, TO be expended in
paying his funeral expenses aud making i'm
provementS about his grave"
To amend Article XII by adding: "Amend-
ments may also be presented during the annual
session OF the Grand Assembly by consent OF
the Assembly,
To amend section 1, Article /, of the consti-
tuition OF subordinate assemblies by adding:
:" IL Is formed for the Improvement OF its MEM
bers, intellectually morally aud socially, and
It's principal aim shall be to facilitate the acquir.
ing of the objects set forth in Article [, Section
2 OF the constitution of The Grand Assembly;
TO assist the members during sickness and 10
provide for their interment in case of DEATH"
To amend Srcli1n 5, Article V, of the con-
stiution OF subordinate assemblies by stri king
out The word half. the fourth word of line thirty
one OF Section 8, and substituting therefor the
word quarter.
To amend Section 3, Article ii, of the conslitu-
ton OF subordinate assemblies, by adding:
SHOULD any applicant fail or neglect 10 COM
ply with the provisions of this section for a
period Of three months from the date OF hllng
his application with the assembly, his name shall
be stricken from the list of applicants and his
application Cancelled, and he shall not be ad
mitted TO membership in the assembly unless he
shall lille a new application and comply with the
requirements OF this section"
The above amendments were adopted, and
the session this evening will be devoted to
discussion OF other proposed amendments
and the election of officers for the ensuing
wear
The morning call., 1890-08-13
Berkeley.
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SECOND BRIGADE NOTES.
Examinations of Nom Uoms.-Appoint-
ments Made.

Examinations of Nom Coms.-Appoint-
ments Made.
The examination recently held Of those
in the Cadet Company of the First desiring
TO be officers was very satisfactory, and
hereafter the Sergeants will all be taken
from the senior class each year and the Cor
porals from the middle class. As the result
of the examination the following appoint
ments in the Cadet Company are an
nOuuced Corporal A. G. Wright to be Cap
tain, Corporal A. NJ. Osborn to be First
Lieutenant and Sergeant S. WaterhOuse to
be Second Lieutenant; COrpOrals w. w.
Symmes and NJ X. Gibbons and Privates
F. d. Richie and W. L. Eckart to be Ser
geants; PrivateS j. E. Craig, A. w. Gray,
j. Erlanger. s. L. Naphtaly, C. E. Rosen-
dale, A. l.. Muller aud S. d. Davis to be
Corporals. The commanding officer CON-
pliments the above officers for their very
satisfactory examination. The percentages
obtained were all high, and show interest in
and application to military duties, which is
very cOmmendable.
Regimental headquarters of the First
have at last taken notire OF the criticisms
upon nOn-commiSson ed officers and their
drills, and henceforth the material will
probably be improved, and worthy men
will take the place of the laggards who
now outnumber the industrious. Hereafter
those desiring to be appointed Corporals
Will pc required to pass the examination be-
fore the Regimental Examining Board.
The commanding officer of each company
Will forward the names of any member or
members OF his company desiring to be ex-
ahmed Tor non-commlssioned officers on or
before the goth Of each month to the regi-
mental headquarters, giving the percentage
OF attendance OF each candidate during the
previous year. Laggards and suffers never
materialiZe wien confronted with 1.-THE per-
centage of attendance"
The following named having passed
proper examination, have been appointed
Private Powell Joab, Company b, and Cor
porals w. II. Cobb.edick and II. z. Bromley
of + to be SergeaDts; and Priyates j. Il. NJ.
Taylor, f. Hull, j. McJ. Morrison and Il.
b. Rutherford, also OF F, to be Corporals.
A company from and G Of the Nation
ais OF the First Infantry will parade this af-
tern0on as escort to the funeral of the late
Major Il. B. Adams. Fifth Massachusetts,
cavalry, who was Captain before the war,
Of Company Of the corps
Major Frank r. O'Brien has been de-
tailed 10 act Tomorrow morning as a regi-
mental eourt-martial for the trial of pri-
| yate OIL Company b of the Fifth, at San
jose, and Of such other prisoners as NAV
be properly brought before it,
First Sergeant G. X. GarrisOn-"Cap"
Garrison-of Company + of the First-bas
been discharged from the service of the
State, having earned his exemption certif-
cate.
Sergeant Edward Hughes of Company u
of the First and Corporal Joseph Myers
have been appointed First Sergeant and
Sergeant respectively.
Lieutenant Colonel S. J. Taylor sat at
the armory of the First last evening as
regimental court-martial.
The morning call., 1890-08-13
PERSONAL NOTES.

George &. Katzenstein of Sacramento is
in the city.
j. F. Cantry, hotel-keeper of Tulare, is
at the Baldwin.
J. D. Stephens. the banker of Woodland,
is at the Grand.
l.. Bishop, capitalist of Los Angeles. is
at the Occidental.
William I. Cressler, merchant Of Cedar
vile, is at the Lick.
Ii. c. Wilson, well-known farmer of
Tehama, is at the Grand.
w. Nj. Simms, rancher of Winters, is
guest at the Russ House.
r. c. l.. Wilson, real estate man Of
Nord. is at the Occidental.
George j. Koenig, prominent stock man
OF San Jose, is in the city.
f. w, II. Anderson of Anderson is one
OF the guests at the Grand.
Ii. NJ. Yerrington Of Carson City is in
the city and at the Palace.
L. w. Stackpoole, hotel-keeper Of
Lathrop. is at the Baldwin.
William II. Hilton, fruit-grower of Glen
Ellen, Is guest at the Baldwin.
Oscar ?. Dobbins, an attorney-at-law Of
Suisun, Is d0micled at the Lick.
Eduardo Langrer, a coffee-grower of
Guatemala, is at the Russ House.
William Ishell, millionaire of Ukiah,
Mendocino County, is at the Grand.
IL. X. Jack, capitalist Of Stockton, is in
the city and registered at the Grand.
William Currier, merchant of Portland,
oregon, is ON short visit to the city.
Frederick IL. Pray, manager of Highland
Springs, Is guest at the Lick House.
l.. G. Rose, the prominent stock-raser of
Los Angeles, is registered at the Palace.
l.. Nj. Warden and J. NJ. Fillmore, promi-
nent railroad men of San Luis Obispo, are
at the Palace