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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-22
THE DUKES WON,
Oakland's Club Defeated by Superior
Work In the Box,

Oahands Club Defeated by Superior
Work In the Box.
SAN JOSE, April 2f.-For the first time
this season Colonel Robinson's club played
bad in this city, and lost the game by score
Of to 10. Although there was only about
500 people present an interesting game was
PLAYED. Several fine plays were made, and
Umpire McDermotts decisions brought
cheers from the grand stand. German aud
Harper were opposing pitchers, and both
were In excellent Trim, but the home team
soon got on TO his curves, and batted them
all over the field. In the third inning
Stallings made one Of his noted circus
reaches. ManaSsan was at the bat and bat
ted fly ball cut In the left field. Ssallings
ran about 100 feet and jumped about three
feet in the air, rnd when he alighted on the
ground the ball was in his hand. In the
fourth Denny made a l6-foot slide to the
plate, and was called safe. Wilson kicked,
but nothing was done until he took his seat
on the bench at the end of the inning, when
he and the umpire got into discussion.
Carroll Clipped in, and was fined S.. This
did not seem to stop CAROLS talking, and
McDermott made IL SIS. Carroll then
started out on the coaching line, but was
sent TO the bench Wilson was sent out. but
he received the same treatment from Me-
Dermott as Carroll. Following is tine score
op
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A SLUGGISH STREAM.
1t Gets Foul and Poisonous Unless it Is
Kept Constantly Flowing.

Kept Constantly Flowing.
At this season OF the year people feel more or less
weak, run down. wearied and depressed 1t has
been commonly supposed that it is due To imprri-
ties of the blood. and that only by purifying the
blood can good health be secured. Is this true
Let The blood gets impure because it is
sluggish How does q stream get impure with
green scum and poisons on the top. Simply be-
pure, but stagnant or sluggish stream always is
IT, therefore. You would keep your blood pure keep
10 moving, keep It throbbing. The moment IL be-
gins TO be sluggish 1t will begin TO be impure, and
you win feel the effects in tired. weak feelings
depressed emotions and thousand and one t:ou
Dies, which always follow. The proper way to
keep the blood stirring Is by the OF pure slim
uiant IN moderation Stimulate il gently and 10
VIII Keep In constant healthy motion, and good
health will follow There but one way In which this
can Do done, and that is by the OF the purest
best stimulant you can find. preferably whisky and
there 10 but one absolutely pure medicinal whisky
known to the world, ana that is Duffy's Pure Malt
Scientists admit this, the doctors all confirm IT, 1t
whisky which the world has ever SEEN and it is
popular only through its merit. Do not let any
grocer or druggist deceive you by saying they have
something lust good' "something they can
recommend" etc. When any dealer says this he has
an interested motive. which usually is to sell you
something cheap and inferior on which he can
make more money. Do not be so deceived.
mrlS tt FIR
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EASTERN GAMES.
The Boston Team Defeats the BaItim ores
In an Exciting Contest.

The Boston Team Defeats the Baltim ores
In an Exciting Contest.
BosToN. April 2l.-The home team out.
generated the Baltimores to-day in close
and exciting game. Bostons Z. hits 10. errors
3; Baltimores 6. hits Z. errors 4. Batteries
Nichols and Quinn, Buffinton and Gunston.
CLEVELAND. April 2l.-Cleveland had q
snap. Young was invincible in the box,
while Chamberlain was hit freely. Cleve.
lands IL, hits 10. errors /; Cincinnatis l, hits
8. errors - Batteries-Yo Dung and thinner,
Chamberlain and Murphy.
LOUISVILLE, April 21.-The home team
defeated the Chicago club in wellplayed
game to-day. Louisviles Z. hits 10, errors 3;
Chicagos 2, hits 9, errors 4. Batteries
Meekin and Green, Gumberg and Schriver.
CHICAGO, April 2l.-Fhe National League
games al New York, Brooklyn and Pitts
burg and the Western Association games al
Omaha, Columbus and Indianapolis were
postponed to-day on account OF rain.
KANSAS CITY, April 21.-Kansas City 9,
ST. Paul 4.
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FistIcuffs en- OAKLAND.

The Reliance AthetiO Club of Oakland
held series Of boxing bouts last evening
Jack Hall whipped Tom Brown In eight
rounds. Four-round draw between Billy
Thomas and Tom Lavigne. Billy Patter-
son OF Portland and George Woods0n boxed
ten rounds. The latter won.
prominent sporting man received dis
patch last evening from Patsy Kerrigan of
Boston that he (Kerrigan) would fight the
winner Of the Gallagher and Dawson mill.
AS 1t was Dawson who captured the purse
Mr.. kerrigan may possibly change his mind
about coming to Frisco.
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Last Nights Arrests.

Officers Morrow and Dryer, of tue Sew
enteenth-street station, arrested Peter
Wilde last evening for insanity. He was
taken to the Home for Inebriates, and will
be examined by the Commissioners to-day.
AT the new City ball station Otto Bauer
was arrested by. Officer Scott for assault,
and A. Y. Carswell was locked up on a
charge OF felony. The arrest was made by
Officer Rankin.
Henry Cornfoot was taken to the Folsom
street station by Officers Moriarity and
English aud locked up on charge Of rob-
harY =
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-22

hsfheu tu.s-Los Angeles .. Threebase hits
keith, 6lenalyin. Two-bsse hltS-HasSamer .,
Treadway. Reitz Sacrifice hIts-Levy, Reitz. Nc
Cauley, BalSZ First base on errOrs-San Francis
cos 8. Los Angeles D. First base called balls
San tranciseos 3 Los Angeles /. Left on bases
san franciScos g. Los Angeles 10. Struck our-By
Tanning 2 by Baisz 4. First base hit by pitcher
T. sweeney. Double play-Levy TO Spies. Passed
bail-spies. Wild pitch-Fanning Umpre-Mc-
Donald Olicial scoTer-Stapleton,
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Grand Parlor. n. 9. q. w.

The Native Sons will hold their fifteenth
grand parlor at Los Angeles on Monday
next 1t Is expected that the session will
continue the greater part Of the week.
Delegates from this city and neighborhood
Will leave on the o'clock train next Satur-
gates at Lathrop, en- route, and arriving in
Los Angeles at p. n. on Saturday.
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To Ell Campo.

The San Francisco and North. Pacific
Railway Company will on next Sunday give
another excursion to FL Campo, the CON-
pany's new pleasure grounds OIL the Marin
County SHORE. Last Sunday very large
number of persons visited these 9ronnds
and nothing occurred to mar the pleasure
of the many. Colonel w. III. Mention will
as usual. be on hand to attend to the COM
forts of tile excursionists
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More Weather Bureaus.

The Produce Exchange of this city has
recommended the establishment of weather
bureaus at Mendocino City, San Luis
Obispo and Needles. CAL; Lakeview, Or.
Boise City, Idaho; Phoebe, New; Holbrook,
AriZ-. and Frisco, Utah. Resolutions to
this effect have been forwarded to WASH
ington and are now being circulated in this
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THE SUSQUEHANEA.
Description of an Elegant New V
From New York,

Description of an Elegant New Vessel
From New York.
Tie elegant new ship Susquehanna, which
arrived from New York few days since. is
now discharging cargo at the Fremont pier.
As she is constructed on unusually hand
some lines, is one Of the largest carriers in
the American merchant marine, and is fit
ted up in amannerithat may almost be called
sumptuous, a description of her will
prove interesting here.
She was built last year by Arthur Sc
wall & Co. of Bath, Me-, at a cost Of $780,
600. She measures 273:6 feet in length, Il i
feet in breadth; registered depth. 1871
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He Pleads Not entity.

Peter Brown. the colored seaman who i:
charged with the murder Of Charles Brown
on the chip c. +. Sargent on February 16
1892, while the vessel was on the high seas
was arraigned In the United States Circuit
Court yesterday. He entered plea Of no,
guilty. aud the case was. set for trial or
May TO-
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Three-base hits-Dooey. Everett Carroll. Saer-
nee hfts-Staliings. Clark 2. Wilson, Bushman N.
First base on errors-Ssn Jeses oaklands 3. First
base on balls-San Joses 4. Oaklands 2. Lett on
bases-San Joses g. Oakiands z. Struck out-By
Harper 3, by Germans. Tit by pitcher-Bushman.
Double lays-Hzrper to Ebright TO Dooey. white
head to OBrien TO Carroll. Wild pitch-German
Time OF game-l hour and 55 minutes. Impress.
McDermost- Official scorer-A. ~. Gubiotti-
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block In the center OF San Francisco. It Is the
model hotel of the world. Fire and earthquake
proef Has nine elevators. Every is large.
light and airy. The ventilation Is perfect A bath
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms are easy
Of access from broad, light corridors. The central
court. Illuminated by electric light It's immense
glass roof. broad balconies, CARR and trop,
cal plants Gestures hitherto unxnowa In Ameri-
can hotels Guests entertained e!thor the Amerl-
can European plan. The restaurant Is the hnsst
In the city. Secure rooms In advance by telegraph
ing. The PALACE HOTEL.
lst0 san Francisro- Gal.
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Louis Mcdonald of 1872 Perry street visited
the water front yesterday afternoon to see
his two sens off on the ship Fremont. When
the ship was about to put away from the
dock the captain asked him 10 free a hawssr
from pile. He tried to do so. but it parted
and portion of it flying back broke his
right arm in two places. McDonald's arm
was set at the Receiving Hospital.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-22

An entertainment Of excellent quality
was given in Scottish Hall. 1o5 Larkin
street, last night, in aid of the Mems home.
an Institution established in December last
for the temporary aid Of homeless men who
have neither money nor employment. The
hail was we'll filed aud the receipts quite
vapUarad
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-22

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
4 under authority Of certain deed OF trust. duly
nrst part. TO HENRY c. CAMPBELL AND TIaD-
DEUS Il. KENT, parties OF the second part. and
the same being dated July 20. 1890, and recorded
IN the once OF the County Recorder OF the county
10 Of DEEDS al page ss7 and foori pOoA An sp
pursuance OF resolution passed the 18th day OF
March, 1892. By the Board of Directors of said San
holder of two notes (So. le.2si) to secure pay
ment OF which the aforesaid deed of trust was
executed. declaring that default had been made in
the payment of interest ana other sums due under
said notes ana deed Of trust, and requesting and
directing HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
b. KENT. Trustees. To sell the real estate de-
scribed therein. to satisfy said in debtedness.
We. HENRY G. Campbell aud THADDEUS B.
KENT. Trustees. do hereby give notice that ON
TUESDAY, the Sd day OF May, A. d. 1892. at 80
O'Clock r. N. of that day. and the south from {
entrance 10 the Courthouse In the city of Stock
ton. county OF San Joaquin. State Of California
We will sell at public auct to the highest bidd err
pisces parcels Of iand situate In the county of
San joaquin. State of California described as fol.
According to the oficial plats and system of sur
veys OF the Government of the United States: In
Diabio base and meridian: of sectien fourteen
14l. AL the west half of the west half (w1a OF
OF secsion ssa south 81 Ine & lamp road
east half (EIs OF Ed that lies south OF said
French Camp road -; OF section twenty-five (22).
the east half of east half (Ea OF Ella; OF section
twenty-three (23l. the west half or the west haIf
twla of VIA. and of section twenty-six (26) the
Containing in all five hundred t50Ul acres of land
more or less. together with the appurtenances
States: 10 per cent payable to the undersIsnsd ON
the fall OF the hammer: balance on delivery OF
oeed; and not SO paid unless for want OF title
per cent TO be forfeited. and the sale to be VOID
Acts Of sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY G. CAMPBELL.
THADDEus b. KENT.
apl2 10 10 ~ rs 70 my3 Trustees.
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For Tuition and schooIbeok.,

The president and board of trustees OF the
Pacific Theological Seminary have sued
George Ross TO recover $468 20 for tuition
and schoolb0oks given TO his son, Harry.
who attends the HOPKINS Academy 10 Oak
land The Indebtedness has existed since
April l., 1891.
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Beaten with Bot,lea

free fight started in a low saloon at 1l2O
Dupont street last evening ia which tramp
named Patsy Murphy was nearly beaten to
death. Officer j. Knudson rescued him and
arrested his assailants. Murphy. who had
been beaten over the head and face with
bottles. presented frightful appearance
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when he entered the Receiving Hospital
He had received eleven wounds, and il took
80 stitches to sew them up. Murphy's as
sailants, who gave their names as Thomas
Nolan and Larry Sullivan, were charged
with assault with a deadly weapon,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-22

The steamer Belgic. which Is duo to ar
rive here from China and Japan on Tues
day. will bring $50 steerage passengers
They are ali Japanese and Chinese. Thirty
OF them 60 TO Panama and 30 are bound for
Havana. There arc also q cabin passen-
gers aboard.
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FORTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Polng-place No. /, 1902 Laguna street.. COM
prisng Precincts to =, inclusive.
1nspector-E. j. healy.
Judges-H. w. Smith and John Williams
Pollingplaee No. 2, l70S12 Deyisadero, CON-
prisiHg Precincts to Is inclusive,
Inspector Franklin r. Bull
Judges-Grant Mheeler and A. II. Rau.
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Pol1ing-place No. ], southeast corner seventeenth
aud Noe, comprising Precincts to 8, inclusive.
Inspector-Henry HOLMAN.
Judges. sullivan and John T. Kidd.
POlling-place Nc. ?. southwest corner Army aud
Sanchez, comprising Precincts to IL, inclusive
HtspectOr-A. j. Cove.
Judges-B. Mahoney and Michael McAvoy.
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THIRTY-N Ninth ASSEMRLY DISTRIcT

Polling place No. l, NV. cor. Turk and Larkin
streets, comprising Precincts /, 2, 5, 4, s. 6, 4 IS
Inspector-W. J. Wynu.
Judges-L GOidstein and Julius RadstOn
Polling place No. 2, 1927 Larkin street. comnrfs-
ing Precincts \, 9, TO- II, ~ Il, l5 10, II.
Inspector-M. Ii. Knight,
Judges-F. Brown and Bert Adams
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~. II. Cushman and Thomas Jones.
THIRTY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DIST

PoIlingplaee No, /, $50 Grove, Comprising Pre-
cincGs 10 7, inclusive.
Inspector-Henry Jacobs.
JudgeS-W Gallagher and Thomas Ind
Polling place No. ?, northwest corner Turk ana
Scott, comprising Precincts = TO IA, inclusive
Inspector-E. :. johnson
Judges-G. 5. Matthews and William j. Hurley
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Polling place so. !. northwest corner Tenth anu
Folsom. comprising Precincts l to 9, inclusive.
InspeeLor-F. Kincatd.
Judges-Hehry Sequiue and W iiaIa Martin.
Poliing-piace No 2, Eighth aad Folsom eomprs-
Ing Precincts To To- inclusive.
INSPECTOR. Wilkinson,
Judges-George Simpson and John Riley.
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Judges-B. Mahoney and Michael McAvoy.


T.
Polling. place No. /, southwest corner Fell and
Laguna, comprising Precincts to 8, inclusive.
Inspector-F NJ. Wilson.
Judges-W. COrdes and John Shea
Polling place No. ?, 495 Haight comprising Pre-
cincts tolls, inclusive.
1nspector-J. Walton.
Ju0ges-W. II. Cushman and Thomas Jones.
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uGgeS-Geo. Tracy and Richard Kirby.
THIRTY-FIETH ASSEMBLY nIsTR

Polling-place No. 1, TwentythIrd and Valencia
comprising Precincts 90 4, inclusive.
Inspector-Antnony Murphy.
Judges. Thomas and w w Macy
Polling place No 2, 3005 Mission, comprising
Precincts to 8 inclusive.
Inspector J. Walsh.
Judges-W. Gill and J. w. Bird.
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MTSCELLANEOUS.
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES
....FOR THE.
ELECTION OF
Delegates to the Republican
State Convention,
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1892.
Polls Will Be Open Between the Hours of
$50 A. N. and 2 P. M. at the Follow.
ing Places In the Various Districts.

TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Polling-place No. l, 5l3 Howard. comprising Pre-
cincts Nos. l. z, 3. A. 8, d, H. 10, II.
Inspector-John Donahue
Judges-George Won Claim and Thomas Bryant
Poliing-piace No. 2. $50 New Montgomery com
prising Precincts Nos z, 8, 8, 10. L. IL 49, is
lnspector-Martn Dow.
Judges-James Hawkins and A. ID. McEyoy
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THIRTY. THIRD ASSEMRLY DISTRIcT

Pollins-piace No. /, 1852 Folsom, comprising
Precincts toS, inclusive.
ISpect0r-J. j. Mccarthy.
Judges-T. Canty and j. d. Shea
Poiling-palace No. =, X. Il. ave-, near Eleventh
ave- Mclaughlin Biock) comprising Preclacts
TO 13, inclusive.
InSpeetor-N Turner.
Judges-H Lankenan and Philip Pollen
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THIRTY SECOND ASSEMBLY, DISTRICri

folling-plaes NO. I, 40I Brannan comprising
Precincts i. .. 3, 4. 8. 8. 7. g.
Inspeetor-Thomas Barry
Jud yes-J. Hamilton ami Joseph Smith
Poliing-piaee No. Q. 709 Brannan. composing
Precincts g. 10. II, IL. l3, IA, Is.
Inspector-Dlxoa l.. Lee
Judges-E King and VIM McGill.
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Broke His Arm.

A union has been organized by cooks
Walters and hartenderS
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Northwestern League.
SPOKANE. April 21.-Spokane IL, Seattle 2.
TACOMA, April 21.-Tacoma A, Portland 3.
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FORTY-SECoND AsSEMBIy DJSTRICT

Poiing-place No. L, 299 Ellis, comprising Pre-
encts / to z. inclusive.
Inspeetor-Henry Sheridan.
JudgeS-J Dreamer and Abe Hrkel
PollfDg-place No. 2, Clay and Leavenwortb com
prlsing Precincts TO Ia, Inclusive
Inspector-W. E. Fisher.
Judges. FreiI and William Israel
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The cake bakers and confectioners have
decided TO send delegates to the labor con-
vention on May 20.
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FORTY FIRST ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT

Polling place No. l. Sc cor. Pacific and Polk
comprising Precincts l. 2, 8, A. 5, 8, 8.
Inspector-f. Lux.
Judses-W. administer and George Dufield
Pollng-plaee No. 2, Sc. cor Buchanan ana Jack
son, comprising Precincts T. 9. 10. IL, e, Is, IA
Inspector-A. L. Lavenson.
Judges-Ge0rge Ii. Baker and David MeekerJr
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THlRTY-FOURTH ASS

Polling place No. / No. 2 Boud comprising
Precincts to 10, inclusive.
Inspector-Jno f. Finn
Judges-W. Raisch and John O'Rourke
Poliing-piaee No. 2, 20l0 Howard. comprising
Precincts / 10 10. elusive.
Inspector-W. G. Arnold
Judges-Geo. Tracy and Richard Kirby
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LABOR NOTES.
The Cigar-Makers' CruSade-The Cake
Bakers-The Harness.Makers.


Bakers-1he Harness-Makers.
The committee of the Cigar makers
Union took in the East street tobacco
dealers and saloon-keepers yesterday, and
In conjunction with the Sailors Union en-
deavored to convince them of the necessity
for patroniZing home industries and the
benefits which will result from their doing
so. Most of the dealers gave assurances
that hereafter they would patroniZe the
white labor cigars made here, and the men,
beers of the Sailors Union engage to keep
them up 10 their promise.
Another committee made the rounds of
the grocers and report like success. Both
committees will continue the work to-day,
and the union intends to keep up the cru
SADIE until all the dealers In the city have
pledged themselves to encourage home in
dustrieS.
The harness-makers have settled their
difficulties with the employers A new fac
tory is to be opened next June in Los An
geles.
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THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DIST,

THIkIIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
cincts to 3, Inclusive
Inspector. f. Donovan
Judges. Fallon and William HARRINGTON
Poling-place No. 2. $50 Howard COMPRISING Pre-
cincts 81 to IT, inclusive.
Inspector II. BENJAMIN
Judges. Madden and j. w Barues
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FORTY-FIFTH ASSENRIy MS

Polling place No. /, IS Clay street. comprising
Precincts /, 2. 3. 4. 5, q, Z, s. g, H.
Inspector j. Jamisoa.
Judges-w. Spltzfaden and Walter c. Cook
Polling-pace No 2, 625 Washington, comprlsfnc
Precincts Z. II. II. Is. Ia. Is. 10, II.
Inspector-E.T. Tarbox.
Judges-D. w. Williams and Harry Cooper.
N. B.-The officers of election in the various
polling places will bring their returns to the
rooms of the Returning Board, 4l7 Kearmy.
Room 2, within two hours after the closing of
the polls.
By order II. G.. MEYE' s Chairman.
GEO. w. LEE, Secretary Republican County Com
mittee.
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TWENTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

j.
foliing-place No. l. sos Howard, comprising Pre-
cincts ], 3, 4, 8. g. II, 10, l6, 10.
lnSpectorW. Gerstner.
Juuges-Thomas Flemming and Maurice Flynn.
folln2-place No 2 702 Harrison, com rrising Pre-
cinets y os. z 5. g. Z, 10. IL, IL 10 IT, Is
lhspeetor-John A Smith.
Judses-J. j. flynn and John Lumley
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FoRTY-THIRp ASSEMBLY INSTRUCT

Poing-pIace No. ]. 101Ia o'Farreii. comprising
Pree nets TO g, Inclusive.
Inspector-N. Brown.
Judses-C Clark and Frank MerrIheid
Poliingplace No. z. 639 California comprising
Precincts y to l6, inclusive.
Inspectaf-w. KIinger
judges. Tracy and George w. Poole
F0RTY-F0URTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Poliiagplace No l, Southeast Union and Powell
comprising Precincts l. 2 3, 4. IL IL IS IA
1nspector-J Lotus.
Judges-M Artecary and George VIM. Lee
Poiling-place No. 2-Franeisco and Powell com
prising Precincts 5, q, I, g, 9. TO- l5, i6
Inspector-6eorce L. Lovlck.
Judges Lewis Cooper and Thomas McGrath