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ORGANIZED LABOR.
Brewery WOrkmen COncede a
Point to the Bosses.

The Brewery Workmen's Union has de-
cided that its members should receive wages
for only five days of any week in which a
holiday occurs, and 80 cents per hour if
they work on the holiday. This is a con-
cession to the employers. The beer-drivers
elected: w. Lindwall, President; F. Geb-
hardt, Vice President; 7. Willifred, Secre-
tary; P. Guntle, Sergeant-at-arms; Execu-
tive Committee-T Fromn, F. Schroeder,
a. Westerkind, w. Hansen. The union
win have a picnic at an early date for the
beneft of the Volks Zeitung, the organ Of
the Federated Trades
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OBITUA AIR ".
REV. j. A. BEUNER.

The death OF Rev. j. A. Brnner occurred al
San Leandro at an earlv hour yesterday morn
Ing AT the residence OF his daughter Mrs. c. A.
Woodman. The deceased had been sick Tor sew
eral weeks. He was 70 years and 10 months
old. The deceased leaves two sons, EIwOod aud
j. A. Bruner, who are engaged in the practice OF
law at Sacramento. The former was a member
Of that body at The recent session. His funeral
Will occur at l O'Clock tomorrow, at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church at San LeandrO, IL
was only few months ago that his sor-in-Iaw
Mr.. Woodman, did. The latter was principal
OF The San Leandr0 School and had been elected
principal OF the Tompkins School, but died be-
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SENDING OUT
FOR SAMPLES.
Santa Clara County Preparing
for the Fair.
Fatal Fire at Los ADgeleS-A Weak-hind0d
Man Refused 10 Be Rescued and Vas
Burned to Death.
gpeelal to THE MORNING CALL.

SAN JOSE, June 2O.-A meeting OF the Board
Of Trade and Chamber of Commerce together
with a mass-meeting OF citizens was held this
afternoon in the rooms of the Board OF Trade
for the purpose of arriving at the best means Of
procuring samples Of products Of Santa Clara
County for local display and exhibition at the
Stale Board of Trade, all Of which is preliminary
10 lie representation Of this county at The
Worlds Fair. II was decided 10 hold conven-
ton in san Jose, July 18Th, for the furtherance
Of this purpose. at which delegates from all in
Gus,rlal organizations and school districts will
be present. Colonel J. P. Irish. VI. NJ. Estee,
". Il. Mills and General Chapman OF the state
Board Of Trade are to he Invited 10 attend and
address tie convention. Committees were ap
pointed to solicit the county Board Of Super
vIsofs for financial aid.
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surroundings, and real lady is always con-
siderate of the feelings of others, especially
woman will not have for personal adorn-
ments snakes, for curtain-ties artificial
spiders, Holsters, dragons and frogs. These
objectionable features that have replaced
the Japanese fans as novel drawing groom
decorations are abhorrent to the feelings Of
many women who are nervouSly con-
jects dangling and creeping about causes
positive torture to the people who have
fear of the real snake, frogs. spiders and
Holsters. These are monstrOsities of fash
ion, and the elegant woman should never
lend herself to the adoption of any such
fad. 1t is not only inconsiderate, but posi-.
lively lacking in charity.-Post-D Dispatch.
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TRAPPING THE TIGER.
Fifteen Visitors Arrested in a Bagley-
Place Game.

Place Game.
About II o'clock last night Sergeant
Whitman and posse Of four officers raided
a faro game in the second story of Bagey
place, of 0'Farrell street, and arrested six
teen eager pursuers of the tiger in his native
jungle.
The officers advent was noticed by
vigilant lookout on tie street and he gave
warning signal to those within. BY the
time the doors were forced the dealers had
mingled with the players and consequently
only charges Of visiting faro game were
placed against the entire party at the City
Prison, where their fictitious names took up
quite space On the police ledger.
The layout, dealing-Dox, cards, case
keeper and a large quantity Of checks were
seized by the officers and booked as evil
dence. All those arrested were speedily
released on bail. Carroll and Weber are
said to be the proprietors of the game,
which has been in operation at its present
local ion for about ten days
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AT SAN JOSE.
Disaster Strikes Poor Oakland Again
WIN EadnuhIed Enrcn-

Disaster Strikes Poor Oakland Again
With RedOubled Force.
SAN JOSE, June 2O.-Wtlh StalliDgs behind
the bat Look abaugh in tie box and the other
players in their regular positions, San Jose had
no trouble in defeating The Oaklands to-day.
The attendance was not as large as yesterdays,
but The crowd was more than in biaDt when The
home team commenced TO lil Fitzgerald all over
the lot. He had no speed and very poor curves,
and the sooner the Colonies get It'd OF him the
better. San Jose played a great game for the
first four innings, then Lookabaugh eased up
and the Colonies hit him very hard and sc Ored
several runs, mostly on errors But they could
not win as the lead TOO strong. The last
inning was fdrcical. San Jose walked OF with
the victory by a score OF II 10 IL. The score Is
as follows:
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Berkeley,

District Attorney Reed has filed with the
County Superintendent Of Schools an opinion
which will give feraIta School District the
school moneys OF the 1913 children in the dis
trict recently annexed 10 Berkeley. He states
thai the apportionment must be made on the
last census taken. The census was taken pre-
viOus to the annexation, and consequently Per.
alta should have the money. He says the chill
dfen IN the annexed territory may be permitted
to attend The schools of the Peralta District by
The Trustees Of that district when any good
reason exists therefor. He also decides that the
Office of the Trustee OF the Peraita District re-
siding IN that part annexed to Berkeley Is vacant
by reason OF the annexation, and il is the duty
of the County superintendent 10 appoint sue
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Jo-Jo AND IRISH JACK.

Bear and Bulldog VIII Fight To-Day on
Puget Sound
TACOMA (Vasb.L June 2O.-Arrangements
have been completed for a fight between the
btiudle bulldog Irish Jack and The cinnamon
bear JO-JO. A large number Of Tacoma and Sc
atle sports have chartered steamer. and to-
morrow morning viii go into a county down the
sound where The fight Will take place. The bear
NeIgAs.IO hounds aud The dog Al.
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Contract Lat for Dredging.

PETALUBA, June 2O.-M. J. Miller & Co. OF
tins city have been awarded the contract 10
dredge p Ialuma Creek from the lower railroad
bridge 10 the steamer Colds warehouse at fl
teen cents per cubic yard. There were several
bids ranging from fifteen to twenty cents. The
dredging Viii be completed 10 time for fall trade
Tie pickle and preserve factory viii be in run
ming order in a few days.
Efforts are being made 10 establish boot and
shoe factory here win prospects OF success.
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THE BIBLE CONFERENCE.
Much Interest Taken in the Meetings at
Pacific Grove.

PACIFIC GROVE, June 2O.-The interest in the
Bible Convention continues. Thursday evening
Or. Gibson Of san + ancisc0 delivered one Of the
best addresses Yet given before the convention
dress was flied with food for thought ana practi-
Cal suggestion for Bible readers. The prayer ser
wee tuis morning was led by j. 2. Fay, secretary
= IF tus san Jose Association. j Ohm CurTie, the
evangelist, who had prominent place assigned
him on tie programme. bat who was detained
from the cOnren ion by Illness, Is to-day reported
recovering. Tie daily Bible reading was omitted
this afternoons. This evening Dr. Gibson con-
duets The service.
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xybarf-Ruilders, Union.

The Wharf builders Union, which is
growing very rapidly, last night elected the
following officers: President, E. Web
ster; Recording Secretary, g. Dryden:
Financial Secretary, l. Harrison; Treasurer,
ID. O'Neu; Sergeant-at- arms, James Stuart.
Trustees-JOhn Chids, Dennis McAulItfe,
James Journey, Robert Cheeseman, j.
Wrightman. The union will not join the
City Front Federation.
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RricI-Hapdlers, OHcers.

The Brick-handlers' Union last night
elected the following-named officers: Presi-
dent, Martin c. Hansen; Vice-President,
C. Jochims; Recording Secretary, j. ii.
Smith; Financial Secretary, P. J. Schmidt
Treasurer, g. II. Hanekamp; Sergeant-at-
Arms. P. j orgensen; Trustees-John Thomp-
son, NJ. c. Jensen, p. Olsen, The union is
prospecting, and will have its annual picnic
on July 18th at California Schuetzen Park.
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There were 107 deaths in San Francisco
during the week, % less than for the corre-
spending week during the previous year.
Foreign-born, 80; casualties, 3; died In pub
lie institutions, p. The more fatal diseases
were: Apoplexy, 8; alcoholism, 2; bronchi-
It's, 4; infaniile commissions, 8; cancer. g.
diphtheria, g.; heart disease, 6 inanition. J:
lung disease, 8; consumption Is; pneu-
MONA, 9; peritOnitis. 8.
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Murderer Hanged

SoLOMoNvLLE (Ariz.) June 2O.-AntonIo
Granada was hanged here yesterday afternoon
al o'clock for the murder OF his wife and
daughter In July last. The execution was a
success, the neck being broken, and death was
instantaneous. The body was pronounced life
less aud cut down in twelve minutes after the
Otop fell Twenty -iye citizens and officers were
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DIR. Hall,s Abandonment

Dr. S. H. Hall. accused of the murder Of
Ida Shaddock, appeared before Judge Muir
ply yesterday for arraignment He has Sc
cured the services of George A. Knight to
defend him, and upon the request of that
gentleman the prisoner was granted until
Saturday to plead. He is still confined in
Jail. being unable to procure the necessary
S25 900 bail
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The Soldiers Acquitted.

WALLA WALIA, June 2O.-The jury in
the case Of the six soldiers on trial for the
lynchng Of A. j. Hunt returned a verdict of
not guilty this afternoon.
A body guard ese0r ed the soldiers back 10 the
garrison, where they were put Ia the guard house
10 await court martial
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The Transfer Comnleted

STOCKTON, Juue 20 The Alta Insurance
Conn any to-day accepted the offer Of the Con-
uecicul company for the Alta einsurance, and
a noon The transfer was made. The Alta cost
lie stockholders $3.50 Uer share and the dstri-
affairs can be settled and dividends deelaT d ana
paid the Alta VIII go out of business after life
OF hIee years.
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EVANSVILLE. June 2o.-The Culver election
franz case to-day was mostly taken up by The tes-
tmuuy given by Crane, agent for the prosecu-
ton. Arguments were had as 10 its admissi-
bilty, and at the request of Judge Grant IL went
over mill Monday. Many witnesses for the
prosecution are still missing and strenuous
efforts are being made to locate them.
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Potato sbipments

BAKERSFIELD, June 2O.-Tbe potato season
has fairly commenced; %. 900 SACKS contracted
for by one shipper are now being delivered, and
eight 10 len carloads are going East every day.
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Bakers, Union.

American Bakers Union, No. 81, will
meet hereafter but twice every month. The
Executive Committee will discharge all the
functions of the union in the intervals be-
tween the meetings. There is a prospect Of
a tilt between this union AMI the German
bakers organization
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LINKvILLE, June 20.-The body Of Samuel
C0lueT, an old pioneer, who disappeared in Feb
TuaTy last, was discovered on the shore OF
Klamath Lake Yesterday by parties in boat.
Their sail was derauged and they went ashore 10
fix it and fOund the body in The tuIes on shore.
C0luer had presumably gone out on the ice in the
Lake. broke lhroQgl and was drowned.
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AS S. D. Bailey was lighting cigar in
Third-street store, John Shay and woman
climbed into his buggy ana drove away
They were arrested aiterward for fast
driving, which charge was changed when
the police came to learn of how Shay OBJ
faJnad tho rig
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Western Association

OMAHA, June 20.-Omahas 6, Duluths 2.
DENVER, June 2O.-Denvers 10. Milwau-
KEGS II.
LINCOLN, June 20.-Lincolns G. Minneap-
oils ].
KANSAS CITY. June 2o.-Kansas Citys 8.
Sioux Citys q
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60. JUNE 20, 1891.

Earned runs-San tTaneIscOs /. Iwo-base hts
SWEET, McGuirK, O'Day, StapietOn. Sacrifice hits
McCloSkey 2, Sharp, Hutchinson 2, Hoffman, Swee-
ney, Spies. First base on errors-San Franchises :,
Sacramentos ;. First base called balls - san
Fran CiscOs >, SaCramentos O. Left on baseS-San
FrancisCos II, Saeramentos 2. Struck out-By
Cobb 3, 10y Hoffman 5. Double plsys-StapetOn
TO N'Day TO MCGuirk, Sharp to Cartwright. Wild
pitches - Hoffman l. Tme of game 2 hours.
Umpne-Donohue. Official Seorer-J. W. Staple
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AT SAN JOSE, JUNE 90, 1891.

Earned runs-SaH Joses 5. Oaklands 3. Three-bsse
hits-McVey ?, NouDgman. TwO-base hits-Looka-
bSugh, Everett. Phillips, Long Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Quicken. Staliings, DOoley. Passed ball-Stallings.
First base baiis-San Joses 7. Oaklands 3. First
base errOrs-San JOSes 3. OaklanGs .. Left on
baSes-San Joses 3, 0aElands II. Struck out-By
Lookabaugh 2. Time of game-TwO hours. I'm
plre-Sherdan. Scorer-J. T. Pendergast
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The Eirebell.

The alarm at 80 last night from Box y
was for a fire in the two-story frame build
ing, 1914 Mission street, occupied as saloon
on the ground floor by William Pfiueger and
upstairs as a residence by Mrs. J. Driver.
Damages $500; cause unknown.
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Byron g. Crane OF the firm Of Crane, Hastings
q Co., dealers IN wines aud liquors on Sacra-
mento and Commercial streets, died suddenly on
Thursday night at Tallac on Lake Tahoe, where
be had gone tor BRIEF rest He was a native OF
Potsdam, N. Y, 4S years old, and lived al San
RafaaL
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SALT LAKE CITY. June 20.-The Democratic
Territorial Committee met here to-day and
voted, 5 TO 4, to organize the Democratic party
10 The Territory. the reasons given were that
The Mormon party had dissolved. and II the
Democrats did nor capture he scattered flock
the Republicans would organize and get them.
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REsUMING OPERATIONS.

Forty-eight Suspended Shingle-NiIls Ready
TO Start Up Again.
TACOMA, June 20-The Northern Pacific Con-
soHdated Shnge Company viii send out notices
HeXJ week for tie forty-eight shingle-mllls be-
longing to the association TO start work again,
after shutdown Of four weeks. The mills IN
the association comprise The largest ones in
Washington, Oregon and British Columbia. The
Eastern shingle market IS said 10 be better than
tor soms tine past and the local demand is in
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Mating naolarea Off

PORTLAND June 20.-A special train Of $50
race-hnrses left tonight for Walla Walla TO be
present at The races there June oath, the meet
Ing here having been declared of on account OF
rain. The association will give i've days racing
here, beginning July I'm.
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Engineers, Election.

The Amalgamated Engineers elected the
following officers: President. J. Wright;
Vice-President, j. Kearney; Auditor, w.
Terril; Provisional Auditor, d. Rodgers;
Sick Steward, c. James; Check book
Keeper, W. Farrant.
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BYRON G. CRANE.

On Thursday night Byron G. Crane died sud
denly at Tallac. on the borders OF Lake Tahoe
The deceased, who was member OF the whole
sale liquor firm of Crane, Hastings g. Co., of this
city, went TO Tallac few days previously for
shoIt resi- He was 48 years old. a native Of
Potsdanl, N. Y, and resident OF San Rafael.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

q Man Crazed by Fear Refused to Be Res
oued,
Los ANGELES, June 20.-The house of
Peter Taylor, a miner, south Of the city, was
burned last night, and one of his sons.
weak-minded man Of 81 years Of age,
perisbed in the flames. He was like cTazed
animal and could not be coaXed or forced
out of the house. Among TayIor's effects
DESTROYED in The house was a valuable col
lection OF mineral specimens and curios.
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DON'T tribe with tire Teetb.

II our teeth were renewed as our nai's they
might not need constant care. But teeth don't re-
peat themselves after childhood. The proper thing
to do is to SozoDoNT, which preserves their
health and beauty. II never falls.
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Mrs. Ellen Cambridge, 81 years of age
and native OF California, and John Burns.
80 years and native of Ohio, were commit
Ted to the Napa Asylum yesterday. Spirit
ualism is given as the cause in the first
NJ I'D
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The BridegrOOms Defeat the BOstons in Elev-
en- Innings.
Boston, June cot took eleven innings
to settle it to-day and then the Brooklyn
Club won by lucky batting. Brooklyns 6,
BostoDs 5. Observation-Disclosures and DAILY,
Nichols and Bennett.
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American Association

BALTIMORE, June 20.-The Washington
game was postponed on account OF wet
grounds.
COLUMBUS, June 20.-Co!umbus 8, St.
Louis g.
CINCINNATI June 2O.-The Louisville
game was postponed on account of wet
grounds.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2o.-Athletics 10,
BOStOns 70
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is known as Quinn's addition to Castle. has
been decided by the Registrar and Receiver
of the Helena Land once recommending qhid enttlags
the question of title.
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CLEVELAND, June 20.--Rain stopped the
game after first half of the fifth inning. with
the score to l in favor of Chicago.
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An Entertainment Boycotted.

The Musicians Union successfully boy
cotted last night an entertainment given for
the benefit Of a manager who was indebted
To memhers of the organization.
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rH0MAs R- nYRNrs.

Thomas Il. Ryrnes, wel-kRown Democratic
politician, and for many years successful dry
goods merchant OF Evansville, Ind, died in that
city yesterday morning.
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Rohhad While Drunk.
A Brick-Maker ASSIGNS.

Los GATos, June 20.-Traek-waIker O'Brien
Of virgins was robbed OF $3.50 yesterday, while
drunk, by four men, who escaped
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At New York.

NEW YORK, June 20-The Giants lost
through inability to bat Gleason. New
Yorks 3, Philadelphia 4.
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sPoRTs,IEN's TOURNAMENT.
Results Of the Northwest Association Shoot
II Srnl-ara

al Spokane.
SPOKANE (Wash) June 2O.-1hIs was tue
closing day of me tournament Of the SpOrtsmen's
Association Of The Northwest The shotgun
contest was won by Cooper of Tacoma,
With a score OF four out Of FIVE single
birds. The match for fifty Peoria bIackbrds
for tie prize OF $50, was won by Denham Of Seat
tie and Harriiy of Helena. who broke f0rtv-sX
birds. Tie gen ralaverage prizes were award
ia rs follows: First, Fske Of Helena; second,
Ills of Tacoma; thiId, Denbam OF Seattle ;
fourth, Creighton OF Spokane.
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Land Title Settled.

TACOMA, June 20. - James Blocker. who
owns a briek-yard. assigned to-day: Liabilities
$1,000; assets, 100000.
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HELENA (Mont), June 20.-The protest of
W. I. McGregg0r ct al. against the script
entry Of William L. Quinn, involving what
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AT THE TRAPS.


Poor Shooting by the San Francisco Gun
Club.
The San Francisco Gum Club held its fifth
monthly shoot yesterday at the Oakland
track. The birds provided were a splendid
lot Of strong flyers, and as result the shoot
ing bv the members was remarkable for its
badness; especia ly was this noticeable in
the sweepstakes contests, when q majority
of the birds shot at escaped INJURY. The
day was all that could be desired for the
sport, The following is summary of the
Al h. Oh
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PACIFIC MAIL.

4 Season of Prosperity-Resum of Its
Earnings and Expenses.
The annual statement of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company for the year ending in
May has been issued, and shows profit in
excess of that for any Of the previous four
years. The company is now entirely free
from floating debt, and is in good shape to
take advantage Of the new law ding
for subsidies to American lines. The earn
ings and operating expenses Of the several
lines were as follows:
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The Lincoln Gnn Club, among which are
many of the best shots in the State, will
hold its monthly shoot to-day at the Ala
media mole
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EARLY GRAPEs.-A. n. TowBe has received
the first grapes Of the season. They were picked
on the 18th inst. at Indio and reached The ely Ia
splendid condition.
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ScHUETzEN VEREIN.-The San Francisco
Sehueizen VeIein, Captain John Bolts command
ing, will hold a three days camp al Santa Cruz
on the 18Th. 18th and 20th prOx.
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ATTY. NJ. Z. HALL-The usual mass meeting
in the Christian Association Hall will be held
this afternoon at o'clock and viii be addressed
by Rev. George Baugh. There will be extra
singing.
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Postnmce Anneres

Collector Of the Port Phelps has received
an order from the Treasury Department to
close the contract for the constructs of
the Postoffice anneXes. Building will begin,
it is thought. within fortnight.