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THE DAY IN CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE senate passed
the bill for the creation of the fourth judi
cial district in U;ah. Among the bills re
ported and placed On the calendar was one
to incorporate the i sn.American Transpor-
tation company. ne copyright bill was
laid aside INFORMALLY and the District of
Columbia appropriation bill amended and
passed. The following bills were also
passed: The senate bill to increase by
$4,000 the limit for the purchase of a site
for a public building at San Francisco; the
house bill granting a pension OF 800 a
month to Gen. Banks: the house bill to
authorize the Albany 81 Astoria Railroad
company TO construct one or more bridges
across the Willamette river in Oregon and
establish them as post roads.
The house went into committee Of the
whole on tina Legislative appropriation bill.
In speaking to tho pension Office paragraph.
Cooper, of Indiana, made an attack upon
the superintendent OF the pension building,
asserting that he had stored several hun
dred bushels of potatoes in the pension Of
fec and sold them to employees, thus turn
ing a governments department into a buck
sterin9 establishment. During Discussion
on the silver question Cannon asked Hooker
whether he was III favor of Mr.. Cleveland
for the next PRESIDENT
Hookei-'I will say that I do not think
that a man on the continent of America
will ever be the candidate of the democratic
party for president OF the United State;
who Is opposed to the free coinage of sill.
yer,'
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The Finest Domestic Cigar that Qualify Of Tobacco and Spanish workmanship Can Produce.
sa2so Of these Cigars sold in 1890 For aidcadoao Of above figures see Internal Revenue
BACH, CORY & CO.. SOLE WESTERN DISTRIBUTING AGENTS.
EEIE1TA M
THE MARK +
STOCKS

slDtht
Eyw yosg. FEB. i2.-Esr silver. sl.oiL.
Ccppcr-Nominal
Lead -DuiE domestic. 81. ~.
The stock msrket to-day was inclined 10 he
heavy. III nigh displaying . firm urd srtone
throughout; fhc forenoon. bit IN the afternoon it
gsy, way materially under pres, ure Of short
,a!cs. he exs osurs 81 the dynamite plot BY Oft
GERS Of the whisky trust was The occasion of a
dr.vs At tilat stock, and IL folded ~. A rally
occuTIe I'd in the last honr, and the market cicsel
dull. firm, re something better b ioxtst
prItet>
Govern snts Steady.
PetYols nm March cfosed at 8Jt.
Money on call easy: closed Oncred at 3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 80. STERLING
exchange quiet. Sixty-dsy bills. sAs''
Government bonds-gs. I29 as. 1Ma,:
Northern Pacific. IA: preferred. 7fH; Oregon
Improvement. IN: Oregon Navigation, -; Short
Line ZIls; Union Pacific. nl.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-CsstIc - Receipts, f2.10L
stronger. steers. prime 10 fancy, ~, S505.5G: COM
a.ag
Hogs-Rcceipts. $500. lower. rough ard com
mon. $3.2OM3. rs: pscxers and mixed. ~, 8ya3 -;
prime heavy san butcher weights. IS:
kheep"Keceipts. 1900. active. stronger:
natives. ss.7Jns.30. westerns. SL7sus,vs;
Texans, fed. sos.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Feb. y Closing = Whsas-stsady:
cash. Sr4c. May, we. July, v5i4Ms3Ac,
torn steady; casn. Jsac: .Msy.
~Cats-Sscady: Cash. SIC; MAJ, s5L9Kc.
Pork-tirm; cash. ~ 81. Mag, SgJH5Ng 67h.
Lard--Firm: cash, y. 52,4; mag, 81. 57HMasn.
biOrt ciear--14.ca.
short ribs-$l. 9U14 ~.
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RUN

Fast Trains with Pullman vest,buled Draw.n,
Room .SIeEpsrs. Dining Cars and Coaches q
latest design. betwesa Chicago an Milwaukes
and St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Fast Trains with Pullman vestib1led Drawing
Room Sleepers, Dining Cars and Coaches 0f
latest design. betveen Chicago ami Miiwauke,
and Ashland and Duluth.
Through. Pullman yeetibnled Drawing Room
and Colonist Sleepers via the Northern Pacific
Railroad between Chicago anu Portland. Ore.
Convenient TraiDs to and from Eastern, West
ern. Northern and Central Wisc0nein points, az
fording UDegualied service 10 and from Wake.
sha, Fond du Lac. osiikosh, Eau Claire. Hurley,
Wis. and IronwoOd and Bsssemsr. Mich.
For tickets, elesp1ns-car Tss .~rvatiun, time ia
bles and other inform .tion, apply 10 agents OF
Uniiod States or GAMBIA.
4. i. Ajnziie. Gen1 Manager. Milwaukee, Wis.
j. III. Hannafo-d. General Traffic Manager,
1T. Pau, MINI.
IL / Barlow. iFafiir manager, milwaukee,: Wis.
Louis EcksDein, A.e., Gen1 Pass r Agt.,
Milwaukee. Wis.
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PERSONAL.

II. C. Sterling left for 81. Paul yesterday.
Sam McMurran came mp from Great Falls
yesterday.
II. s. Reed. cashier Of Larabie Bros
bank at Deer Lodge, Is in town.
J. G. Pond. assistant general ticket agent
of the Forthern Pacific, is in the city.
Editor Anderson. of the BoZemsn Courier,
left Yesterday, after spending a couple Of
days in the capital.
Mrs. Emma Chambliss and sister, Miss
Carrie Amonett. have arrived and are living
in the Homer block.
A. l.. Love, OF Toston. J. II. McQueeny,
Of Butte, and Col, +. NJ. Malone are guests
of the Cosmopolitan.
Superintendent J. u. Finn, OF Living
ston, and y. Il. Ramsey, OF Missoula, were
in the city yesterday.
Louis De L,estry has returned from the
west side where ne went on business COLI
nected with his paper.
j.. A. and j. u. Fcatherman. the well.
known, PhiIipsburg. New Chicago and
merchants, are in tho city.
President l.. NJ. Kumsey, OF the Granite
Mountain, James and John Green and John
4. Boffingcr, Of st. Louis, are at the Mer-
chants.
Col. G. &. Bradshaw came over from
last evening to attend the celebra-
ton OF Lincoln's birthday under the aus
pieces Of the Sons of Veterans.
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On the fifteenth of each month the
Northern Pacific railroad will sell round
trip tickets to California points as follows:
Helena to San Francisco and return
going via Portland and returning same
way. SIS.
To San Francisco. going via Portland and
returning via Ogden and Silver Bow, $50.
TO Los Angeles. going and returning via
Portland. entering San Francisco in one
direction either going or returning, $50.
10 Los Angeles. going via Portland and
San Francisco n returning same route,
es3.
10 Los Angeles. going via Portland and
San Francisco, returning via Sacramento
and Ogden, $500.
Tickets will be limited to sixty DAYS for
going passage with return at n time
within the final limit of SIX months.
CEAs. s. FgE. q. =. & r. A., st. PAM.
A. ID. EDGAR, Gen. Agt., Helena, Mont.
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CUMMONs-E THE DISTRICT COURT OF
. the First judicial district OF the state Of
Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis and
Clarke.
Charles X. Cole, plaintiff. VS.. William b. Reed,
defendant.
0The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant
Yon are hereby required to appear in an action
bropsit AGAINST yon b. he above named plaintiff
Of the state Of Montana, in and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complaint
hie s.l herein lit with in . ssns dass 20 ,e1 xa" j; It, # the ss day
out 81 this county. but in .thit district, within
Judgment b. default will b. taken against you
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action H. brought to recover the judg..
against the defendant. Tor the snm Of eight hun
cred and forts dollar. togst',er with interest
tssm ,h At RE &, ra a., Of Of s an,;i pe K, cent = is per g mont, !:
certain promissory note BEARING date on said 18th
day of ApriI,A. D. 1ss1.fo said sum Of ssio.beariDg
ihesst date g until I'll PAID adaT S 3, sn si net f days I %S date.
made. executed and delivered by tie said defen-
dant to this plaintiff, which said note il not yet
tors. Ibis plaintiff Institutes tiis suit prior to the
Also for the sum Of $40. being a reasonable
attorneys fee. az provided for in raid note, and
And Jon are hereby notified that if yon fail to
appear and answer ibe said complaint. as above
required. the sait plaintiff VIII take judgment
against You by default for the said gum OF $50.
together with interest thereon at the rate of one
psf cent. per month from the 18th day of AprIj.
A. ID. 1870. due upon.sa;d note. for said sum Of
800. attorneys' fees. and for costs Of suit.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the die
trict court of the First Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and fer the county Of Lewis
and Clarke, this 18th day Of May. a. u. 1890
JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
BY II. j. CASSIDY. Deputy.
tsE.L
McCosSELL Il CLaYBEgy.
Att1Yneys for Flaiu.fH.
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THE TRACHEES' INSTITUTE FOR LEWIS
= and CLARKE county w,li b, beld March y. ~,
NJ. A fnii attendance II the teachers of Lewis
and III IKE county II regtfs ed.
{. l. TURNKEY. Eupt. Co. Schools.
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Do not suffer from sick hcadache a moment
longer. ii rs not necessary. IA tT's Little Liver
Pills will cure yCu. IoAe, one little pill. small
price. Small dose. Small pill
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pRoposAIs-sEALEn penensu.

pROP0SAIS-SRALED PROPOSALS. nEZ
inyifsa for the care. support and mainten-
snce of the sick. poor and infrn Of Lewis and
Tor me year 'uccee1ing March J.. I59i: said pro-
Posais 70 cover the entire eos, " fsedfng. cloth
Llx ara nnrsinz Of ssid sick, poor and in6rm,
enh al burial expenses thereof. Bids 20 bs al
Srsssed TO The nndersixned, 10 be received until
February q. 1891. The Commissioned resarya
the board. IN TlORyE 1.axt"
Helena Montana. De~, u is1,
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VIII Arrive To-day.

Will Arrive II
The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west bound Northern Pacific:
Mrs. i. S. Bradley. NJ. A. X. Streeter, G.
W. Cockins, J. J. Gebauc- and wife, j.
Wisniski, W. Ranch, W. G. LOTUS. X. II.
Schwarr. J. Fl. Preston. J. NJ. SpofIord,
Mrs. p. Ralfe and daughter. Dir. y. ).
Warden, G. u. Severance, J.. X. Murdoch.
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arrivals Mt the Grand Central.

H.BunnelI, s;andf oulee.
MichaelCrOnin Wickes.
j. C. nobinson, Deer
Il dge.
jog e Cramer. " ickes.
Mis-. kose ,yurti., goze-
man
u u Cramer. ChOteau.
I'd HUrd. Wickes.
John Nolan, Canyon
tery
Jos. Mccarty, Spokane
Falls.
George W. Taylor, Grsa al
Falls
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ILLIN DIS CENTRAL r. R.,
THE CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE, &
ST.. PAUL R'Y.

Ia the Fast Mail Short Line from st. Paul
and Minneapolis vic La Crosse and Milwau-
kee TO Chicago and all points in the East
ern States and Canada. 1t Is the only line
under one management between st. Paul
and Chicago. and is the Finest Equipped
Railway in the Northwest. II is the only
line running Pullman Drawing-room Sleep
ing cars with luxurious smoking-rooms, and
the finest dining-cars in the world, via the
famous "R;ver Bank Route" along the
shores Of Lake Pepin and the beautiful
Mississippi river to Milwaukee and Chica.
90. Its trains connect with those of the
Northern lines in the Grand Union depot at
ut. Paul. No change of cars OF any class
between 1T. Paul and Chicago. For through
tickets. time tables, and full information.
apply to any coupon ticket agent in the
northwest.
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Have no equal ss a pro npt and positive cur.
for sick hcAjache. bil:onsness. constipation. La u
In tine side, and all liver ~trontlss. Carter's LATHE
Liver Pills Try them.
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Excursion Rates 10 California.

thinawsre and glassware at less tn n cost at
The Re. Hive.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MELT
~ ing Of the Stockholders Of the Penn-YanNin-
ing company viii be held al the law oiBce Of A. X.
Harbour, IN the Magpnic tenoie, in the city Of
Helena. Montana. on Tuesday the 18th dag ~
sain day. for the Iurpose OF eIecfing a board ~
trustees to serve ~ slch until the next annua.
meeting Of said COMPANY, snI to transact sBch
other brsiness a. mag 10 brought be,ore s1id
meeting.
GEORGE II. HILL,
Secretary.
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Barney Il Berry-s gents club skates. only 90
sn's, at The Bee Hive.
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NOTICE TO oREDmoRs-mTAr or

NOTICE TO G~EEDITCRs-H TATE OF
~ Edwin J. Rowe, deceased.
Notice IL hereby given By the sEdersisned. ad-
minissrnsor Of ths estate Of Edwin J Howe
deceased. TO the credii0r- Of. ami all per-
IONS having Claims against the sid deceaseJ.. To
exhibit them with the necessary. vouchers. within
notice. to the sxid adsninistra,or st tie office
occupied by ) II. shobsr. in Helena city.
the came being tbs psace for tho frarssciion of
tie hsIsines, Of ssid estz,e in tho county Of Levin
and Clarke. FREDEB1tR b. ROWE,
Administrators of Ed-in J. love. deceased.
Dated Jan. %. A. IL. IcH
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HEfEIvEE'6 S:LE-FOR TIE ENSUING
IL ten days bids VIII be received b. the Under
signed for purchasing in bgI< Of the stock Of
furniture. crOcsery. asc.. at Nos. III. 1Ea- IL and
III BroadwaY, form riy belonging to &. L. White
eersed.
II. r. GAINES. Receiver.
Helena. Feb. 18th. 15sl.
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VI given that. a, tao O'CLOCK o. M. on Sasnr-
dsy.. yeb. lsth. 1sy1. 1 Will sell, at ~sIDiiey's
s,abi.. on Park avenue, Helena, tie following
stock now in the city IoIpd: One ran coz. ons
sl0tted cOv, one sp tied cali.
+. J. CBONIS, City Marshal.
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Daniel CFonin. Wickes.
Hugh Reese, Eiiston.
Fr4gk Nielsen. Wickes.
John Sanford. Marys-
vile.
j, W. Toby. Minneap-
oils.
W.. y. ~Copenhoyer,
Hope. Idsho.
u. ID EIlis. lozema1.
". C0Dnors. kllist0n.
Y. W. Clayton, Ogden.
i. Eenoon, Ogden.
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EOR sALE-A NEW HOUSE OYsIY Rooys
pantry ard bath room. on Hgzie ,,,a.,
No. ~. Aiso the .so adjoining % ~ III.
feet. Apply At said house. '
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Eok sALE-sEcOsD HAND SIX HORSE
1 power, horizontal engine, frst-clas,. stcI
man foundry & MachiRs 20. ~
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HOMES AT AUCTION.
Edwin X. AIsip d Co.'s Sale of Real
Estate To-day.

Edwin K. Alsip 4 Co. win hold an i'm
portant sale OF real estate at II o'clock
this forenoon at their real estate sales
room, 1915 Fourth street. 1t Will en-
brace several exceedingly desirable pieces
Of city residence property, and should
command the attention of both home
seekers and spectators who may be on
the lookout for bargains. The property
to be sold includes:
First-A one-story and basement cot
tage, containing seven rooms, bathroom,
closet, marble mantels, conservatory,
ETC., on II street, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth. Lot 40XI6O, seeded 10 blue
grass, with choice shrubbery, and filed
to the grade.
Second-Two-story frame dwelling,
containing seven rooms, large parlor,
closet, bathroom, etc. Lot 4SXl60, with
large stable, carriage-house, etc. On p
street, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth.
Third-A doubIeltenement frame dwell
ing, containing five rooms each. Lot
36xl60. On \ street, between Tenth and
Eleventh.
Fourth-Lot 40xI6O, on n street. be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth, with
two frame cottages; one fronting on \
street contains five rooms and closets;
one in rear contains four rooms.
Also, the east half of lot g. Z street, be-
tween Twenty-tirst and Twenty second
streets.
Also, the west half of lot 6, P street, be-
tween Twenty-tirst and Twenty second
streets.
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A CREDIT 10 THE STATE
The Press Association Visits the Maps
Insane ASylum.

The Press Association Visits the Napa
Insane Asylum.
The California Press Association while
in session at Napa this week was invited
by the resident physician, DIR. A. NJ.
Gardner, and J. b. Stevens, the Secre-
tary, to visit the Insane Asylum and in
spect its workings. The members of the
association in large numbers visited the
institution and were shown all through
the beautiful grounds and buildings.
Among the visitors was a party con-
sisting OF William ii. Mills Of San Fran
cisco, VIII ). Green, COlusa sun: Watson
Chalmers, Chico Enterprise; Ed. l..
Leake, Dixon Tribune; +. c. Rust,
Winters Express, a representative Of the
RECORD- UNION and others with num-
ber OF ladies. The party, after being
royalty entertained by DR.. Gardner and
his amiable wife, were shown through
the wards of the female patients. Every
thing was found to be in most admirable
condition, scrupulous cleanliness pre-
vailing everywhere; plenty of fresh air,
numerous nurses and attendants 10 look
after the comforts of the unfortunate in
mates, all testified to its being a model
institution of its kind.
The spacious grounds are beautifully
laid out; water in abundance is found on
every hand, with pressure sufficient TO
throw large streams through the uFe nose
to the lOftiest part Of the building The
fire alarm was turned on while the visit
ors were inspecting the grounds, and in
an incredible short space of time, two
fine streams were being thrown on
the lofty roof and tuTrets. There is very
little danger from fire, as very little wood
has been used in the construction of the
building.
The patients seem to have a warm re-
gard for their physician, gathering
around him frequently and alcctionately
shaking his hand. He has q kind word
for all. There are some 1890 acres in
the asylum reservation, and the work of
keeping the grounds in order is mostly
done by the male patients, who labor as
diligently, apparently, as il they were
well paid for their work.
a large number of the least violent,
male and female, patients were enjoying
themselves on the lawn, but yigilant eyes
were on them continually. There seemed
10 be no disposition, however, TO leave
the grounds on the part of any, and few
who begged trinkets of the visitors went
OIL as happy apparently as children who
had received a new toy. II is a sad place
70 Nlslt, but satisfaction to know that
the very best possible care is taken ofthe
untortunates deprived of their reason. 1t
demands nigh order of management TO
supervise successfully such an institution,
ana the Napa Asylum seems to have Sc
cured such executive ability in the person
OF Its resident physician.
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COLLECTOR KRIPP.
lie Gets Double satisfaction Out of a
Stubborn Chinaman.

He Gets Double satisfaction Out of a
Stubborn Chinaman.
All Lee appeared in the Police Court
yesterday on a charge of disturbing the
peace, made by Ed Kripp, poll-tax col
lector. The Chinaman could hardly I'M
derstand how, after receiving a blackened
eye and badly y-swollen cheek, he should
figure as the defendant IN the case, but he
did, nevertheless.
Tina testimony showed that Kripp
asked him to give his name and to pay
his poll-taX, but he refused and started
TO walk away. Kripp caught him by the
queue and hauled him back and the
Chinaman struck at him, but the blow
was lodged. Kripp then proceeded to
lay OUT the heathen, and he knocked him
down q couple of times and finally threw
him into the gutter. He then arrested
the Chinaman and charged him with dis
turbing the peace.
Ah Lee was fined $25.
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CONSOLIDATED CAPITAL.
Companies Organized for Rafiroadfn
Fruit and Grape Culture, Etc.

Companies Organized for Rafiroadfnp,
pruit and Grape Culture, Etc.
The following articles of incorporation
| were filed in the Secretary Of States Of
flee yesterday:
Highland Park and Fruit Vale Rail-
road. Principal place of business, Oak
land. Capital stock, S500,OO0. Directors
+. c. Sessions, George +. Thomas, Jo-
seph Hunt, Francis J. Woodward and NJ
ID. Sessions.
The Masonic Hall Association of Duns-
muir, Siskiyou County. Capital stock,
$4,000. Directors-R. S. Culverwell, f.
t. Matthews, j. d. Cummings, l.. Van
Fossen and A. T. Creelman.
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows of
Oakland. Directors-Homer Bishop, J.
a. Harrod, John Moore, John Day and
j. i. Wilson.
Globe Vineyard Company of San Fran
cisco. Capital stock, Sl92,0 Directors
Thomas Sheridan, Frank w. Butter
field, Charles NJ. Foster, Mary A Sheri-
dan, f. S. Policy, George NJ. Lawton
and Charles ID. Coon.
The Monarch Vineyard Company of
San Francisco. Capital stock, $50, 600.
Directors-M. Cooney, Kate j. Willats,
A. II. Mulberry, Gustav Pohlman, Frank
Stohr, $. f. Long. j. o. Jepson, C. D..
Coon, Henry Krall, f. C. Fredrickson
and l.. Vincent.
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the forty-one Aprils was in 1880, when
14.20 inches was measured, while the
least amount measured was sprinkle in
1857 and again in 1875.
The rainfall since January 1. 1891, is
1918 inches, making total precipitation
for the season of 1896 inches, as against
81. .07 inches to an equal date last year, dis
tributed as follows: September (lS90), 80
of an inch; a sprinkle in October; none
in November; 3.34 inches in December;
3d. of an inch in January; 6.6l inches in
February; LIS inches in March, and 1.90
inches in April, up to 5 o'clock last even
ing.
The outlook is most propitious for CO.
pious downpour of rain.
The highest and lowest temperature
yesterday was $50 and 500, as against 700
ando 4S on the same date last year.
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Victor varuna's sufrerings.

A couple of days since the young man,
Victor Varuna, who was recently run
over by truck and had his jaw and
shoulder fractured, became quite beside
himself from pain and ran away from the
County Hospital, first tearing the band
ages from his wounds.
lie went to his parents home, and
when the police sought to return him to
the hospital he tried TO elude them. With
considerable difficulty the unfortunate
youth was taken back. He seems to have
no idea Of the risk he runs, and has from
the first fought against medical treat
mcnt
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DIED.
WOODALL.-

WOODALL-In this city, April 10th. Ethel
Agnes, youngest daughter of George and
Mary Woodall, 81 native of Sacramento
aged 10 months and 6 days
GFFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of parents, Eighteenth street. be-
tween l. and NJ, this afternoon at 9 O'Clock.
thence to the Cathedral, Eleventh and X
streets, where funeral services will be held >
R0SSI-In this city. April 18th, Peter Rossi,
a native of Portugal.
Hs- Friends are invited to attend the fu-
neral from the undertaking parlors of ]
Frank Clark, this afternoon at 3 O'clock.
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POLICE COURT

Mrs. Summers to be Punished for Her
Loud Talking.
In Judge Cravens court yesterday
Manuel Hurtago, Peter Forrell and Andy
Johnson were fined $40 each for appearing
on the public streets in drunken condi-
ton.
Sam King, who was arrested for ped
ding without license, was also fined
$40.
Mrs. Summers, the elderly woman who
created disturbance on street by de-
manding, in loud voice, money claimed
to be due her from hop-grower named
Ieman, was ordered to pay fine of $40,
or, in default, go to Jail.
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LADIES' READY MADE SUITS

We wish to draw special attention to our new Ready
made Spring Suits at very low prices
Ladies Readyma Striped Flannelette Suits with
raised shoulders and blouse waist belt and pearl buttons
This complete suit ready-made price 81 50.
Ladies Ready-made Dress of black or navy ladies'
cloth plain draped skirt trimmed with three rows of black
braid; basque taorfnished with high pufed shoulders
and military collar Price, s. IS
Ladies Ready-made Figured Chali Dresses stylishy
made with raised shoulders and basqueS neatly trimmed
with corded silk to match We have them in all sizes
from 81 bust to A. Price, S 95