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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
TRIAL BY JURY.
The City of San Jose WOrsted
by a News.deaIer.

II. A. Taylor San Jose news-dealer, was
violating an ordinance of the city and was fined
$50, with the alternative OF going 10 Jail for
thirty days. When the case was originally set
In the lower court he asked for trial by jury,
hut his request was denied. He then pettioned
the supreme Court for writ OF mandate COM
handing the court to give him jury trial.
The Supreme Court has granted the writ as
prayed, holding with MIR. Dillon In his work on
Municipal Corporations, that where the act OF
omission sought 10 be punished by Imprisonment
under a municipal ordinance is In its nature
not particularly an offense against the munich
aud when il falls within the legal or common
law notion OF crime msdemeanOr and espe-
clally where, being OF such q nature. IL Is EN-
bTaeed in the Criminal Code OF the State, then
the constitutional guarantee Intended to secure
the liberty of the citizen and the right TO trial
by jury cannot be evaded by the nature OF the
powers vested In the municipal corporation or
the nature of the jurisdiction conferred upon
the municipal courts. This case clearly falls
within the rule last declared, ana the plaiulin is
entitled to trial by jury"
In bis concurriGg opinion Chief Justice Beatty
SAYS: By Sections 1430 and 143l OF the Penal
Code, relating 10 proceedings in Justices and
Police Courts, and Section 1912, relating o pro-
ceedngS In the Superior Court, the defendant In
a criminal action who pleads not guilty Is en-
titled 10 demand that the issue be tried by
jury. In other words the.statute, irrespective
of The Constitution, secures the right" Again,
" see no escape from the conclusion that in
any criminal action prosecuted in the name OF
the people OF the State the defendant must be
tried by jury, unless In eases OF misdemeanor
jury is waived"
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and instruWental music were INDUCED in. The
company dispersed at about l O'clock, after
having spent most enjoyable evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
7. wilkins, Mrs. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Schade, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hill, Miss Belle
Yeszelle. Miss Ella Wilkinson, Miss Jennie
Cook, Miss Heitie Harper, Miss Lizzie Nelson,
Miss Emma Nelson, Miss Cora Loft, Miss Leila
~. wilkins Miss L0tte YeaZ lle Messrs. p. Il.
0Keefe, George Koch, 6. Marshall. James
OTsvIle, G. L. Thompson, S. J. wilkins, w. A.
wilkins A. Il. wilkins.
whitehall Wedding in Chico.
There was brilliant wedding at Chico last
Wednesday night when Miss Flora Earl, a
handsome and accomplished belle Of the City Of
Roses, was joined In marriage 10 Professor Rich
ard White, Principal OF the public schools in
San LeaHdTO. The ceremony was performed in
the Presbyterian Church, Rev Z. Graham off,
ciating. The grOOmsman WAS DR.. w. +. Cheney
OF San Francisco and the bridesmaid Miss Lily
Earl, the brides sister. Alter the wedding
reception was held at the handsome residence OF
the brides father, Mr.. William EaTll, a promi-
uent merchant OF Chico.
Holiday Party on Geary Street.
An enjoyable party was given by Mr.. ana Mrs.
J. j. Cote at their residence on Geary street
New Years eve. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Cote, Miss j. Cote, Miss C.
Layigne, Miss j. Fishter, Miss c. Carter, Miss S.
Arnaud, Miss NJ. Arnaud, Mrs. Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fishter, Mr.. ana Mrs Lavigne Messrs
A. L. Sondag First Sergeant b. Co T. Bouquet
Second Sergeant b. c., +. Bertrand, r. Mecbus,
l. Galley, Z. Ii. Ollmann First Sergeant ID. c.,
F. Peters, G.. LacOste Second Sergeant d. c.,
Charles Philips, l.. Armand. members of the Al
calde Drum and Bugle Corps.
Society Personals.
Mrs. c. NJ. johnson Will spend the winter at
the Palace Hotel.
Rev. C. L. Mel has been very sick, but Is
better
Mr.. Fred Schell, son Of hon. G. W. schell, is
visiting relatives IN Modesto.
Mrs. Julius Bandmann was downstairs yester
day for the first time, after couple OF weeks III
ness with Ii grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. B. Hinckley and family have
closed their home in Frutvale aud are passing
the winter al the Hotel Pieasanton.
Commodore G. II. Harrison has la grippe aud
slight congestion OF one lung.
Mrs w. r. DnmOre has been visiting relatives
In Petauma.
Judge Bowers OF Marin County, who has been
seriously III, is now pronounced out OF danger.
Miss Alvlna Herder Is visiting Mrs. +. o. Smith
Of San Jose.
Mr. ana Mrs. }. T. BlgelOw have returned to
town from Nevada.
Mr. aud Mrs Charles Moore OF Menlo, spent
the holidays with friends in this city.
Mrs. +. B. Gftflith, Corresponding Secretary Of
Seven Pines Circle, Ladies Of the q. A. R., has
been suffering with la grippe.
Miss Jessie Coleman daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
john W. Coleman Of Oakland, IS visiting in the
East, and IL being very pleasantly entertained by
her friends. Mrs. j. Z. Donaldson and Miss
Donaldson recently gave matinee tea in her
honor at their home In Philadelphia.
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IN MASS-M MEETING.
Call for an Assembly OF Citizens Gem


A Call for an Assembly OF Citizens Gem
orally.
massmeetlng will be held at Metropolitan
Hall on Tuesday evening at O'Clock, call-d by
citizens who. through petitions widely circulated
and numerously signed, express a desire not TO
let drop the work Of reform begun by the late
Grand Jury. These petitions have been sent
among downtown business men, and there has
been no difficulty TO obtain signers. Many of
the weathiest and most influential men 10 the
city have readily appended their names.
lie petition calling the meeting sets forth that
It's object is Ito express the sentiment of the
public touching tL3 late Grand Jury and the
Lorious prevalence OF corruption in high aud in
huentlal quarters demand the serious aud
thoughtful consideration Of all good men,"
Ire Judges OF the uperlOr Court Will this
week elect their presiding officer Ii is probable
that This meeting now called Will express the
sentiment OF the public as TO the desirability OF
continuing Judge Wallace as the Presiding
Judge of the cnurt
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NOT LIKE MOST WOMEN.
The Supposed Accomplish of Sly
and Hedpeth Is Silent.

As far as can be learned the detectives have
been unable to gain any information from the
woman arrested IN Oakland as an accomplish OF
Sly and Hedpeth In the Glendale (Mo) train
robbery.
She has been kept close prisoner since her
arrest. and Policeman Charles Cody has made
oft-repeated calls TO elicit information, but all
were utterly futile. She Will not affirm or deny
that she is Hedpeth's wife.
Yesterday Cody took the woman out and 1t was
said he intended TO take her over to Oakland
Siys saloon IN Los Angeles has been closed up.
as Ii Is understood an attachment has been levied
upon II by the Adams Express Company.
BY had $500 In cash upon HIM when arreste
and bank account showing balance OF S1110.
In addition To this a number OF unset stones was
found upon him and recognized as having been
stolen from The expresS-car when the c0npany's
safe was broken open.
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BY THE ROPE ROUTE.
Thomas Lopez Made a Second
Attempt Upon His Life.

Thomas Lopez, the tsmale peddler, who was
brought into the City Prison Hospital on Friday
night with severe wounds in the left side, self
Inflicted, made another attempt at suicide yes
terday, but by the rope route.
He discovered strong clothes-llne In one OF
the rooms, fastened 1t 10 the wall, stood upon a
small stool In the corner OF the ROOM wound the
line around his neck several times, jumped of
and kept his feet from touching the floor by hold
ing himself in a cramped position.
1 he steward happened 10 walk into the room
about 11:3O o'clock and found him dangling
from the wall purple In the face and with his
tongue protruding. Taking in the situation at
glance, The steward quickly cut down the would
be suicide aud when be was TesusiIated he was
strapped 10 cot 10 prevent any further attempts
in that direction. The moving cause of Lopez
acts Is a halucination that some people are after
In al o his
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SHIFTING INrELLIG rNCE.
Arr We L.


Arrived.
SATURDAY. January 2.
Br ship Bardowie, Mccarthy ~ DAYS from New
CASTLE NSW; 3444 tons COAL to Meyer, Wilson &
Co.
Cleared.
SATURDAY. January 2
stmr Humboldt, Edwards Humboldt; NJ Kalisn
& Co.
Stmr Corona. Hall. San Diego; Goodall, Perkins
& Co.
stmr Point Iona Conway, Aberdeen; Grays Har-
Dor Commercial Co.
Br shlp Thistle, England. Queenstown; G w Me-
Near.
Br ship Angerona. Anderson. Victoria; Balfour,
Guthrie Il Co.
Br ship Astoria, Fawckner, Hull; Balfour Guth-
Bark Richard III. Connor, Nanaimo; Dunsmuir
q sons
Sailed.
SATURDAY, January @
Stmr Columbia Boles Astoria
Stmr Corona, Hall, San Diego
Stmr Nettie Low, Low, Point Reyes
Stmr Rival, Johnson, Fort Bragg
Stmr Point Iona, Conway. Grdys Harbor
Spoken.
Dee 6. 40 n, II W. Br ship Granite Rock from
Glasgow for San Diego.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YoRk-Arrived Jan l-Stmr Newport firm
Colon.
Foreign Ports.
AuCktAND-Arriyed Jan 1-Stmr Mariposa
colon Arrived Dec 29-stmr City OF Para from
New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jan 1-Br ship Clan Nc
Fariane hence Aug 10.
QUEENS fOWN-Arfived Dec 3l-Br ship Dol
harden Castle, for Dublin
ViGT0RiA-Passed Dec 23-Haw stmr San Mateo,
hence Dec 20 for Comox.
for Late Shipping intelligence see Ttcelfth Page,
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OVER A BOX OF SARDINES.


ID. h. Cunnah's Lower Jaw Broken by
Patrick Ryan.
Patrlek w. Ryan was arrested and charged
with battery yesterday. The night before he
had been to the Receiving Hospital to have a
severely cut arm attended to.
Yesterday man named D. X Cunnah was
brought into the Receiving Hospital with his
lower Jaw broken and otherwise mashed up
these injuries were received at the Swan Saloon
on the corner OF Point Lobos road and Twenty
min avenue. the night before. Ryan also re-
celYt d his injuries a. that place.
When arrested he admitted that there had been
nght between himself and Cunnah. but MAIN
tanned that he did not hit him with anything but
his INST. The light was over the possession OF a
box OF saTdiues
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All for 3 Cents.

The Marketstreet and Powell street cable
lines inaugurated on Friday system OF trans
fcrrlng which will be OF great benefit to the pub
lie. The Powell-Stteet road has been for some
time endeayOring 10 bring about this system, but
the Mara Ell street road held of. and his finally
agreed 10 IL on account of the fight II Is making
against The Omnibus Company. The long ride OF
eight and a quarter miles given for 5 cents by
the Omnibus road Is now beaten by this new
system OF transfers. a person can leave Golden
cate Park by the POwell-street dummy line.
which starts from near the Bay District Track
and travel two miles on it TO California street
and Central avenue. and three NIL es from there
TO the Baldwin Hotel. Then by taking Valencia
or Casti street car he may have Tide oil nearly
ten miles for Ona fare
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age. Among the principal causes OF death we're
the follOwing Pneumonia 40. consumption %,
bronchitis 10. hamilton 9, heart disease 8, dplh-
erla 8, RpOpleXy Z, cancer 6, paralysis 8, Ia
grippe 8. Bdghts disease 4. gastrltes lnng COM
plants and liver disease, 3 EACH On the first
day of the new year there were 81 deaths OF
which were due TO pneumonia Yesterday
there were 80 deaths, II OF which were caused
by pnoumonia
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WHAT DO | NEED!

Sc WHAT DO I NEED' I AN FEELING
w nervous, tired and without my old<ime
snap and VIM
These are the feelings OF thousands who are not
sick, 0ut do not feel right They have overworked
and overstraiued brain, nerves and system. and
feel dull, without energy have malaria; do not eat
and sleep well; liver ana bowels become torpid.
Above all there is that restless nervousness, sense
of anxiety strange sensations. which plainly show
THAT THE NERVES ARE NOT RIGHT. There
is danger In these symptoms-the danger of
nervous prostratiOD, heart failure, paraly-
sis or insanity.
The danger lies in neglect, however. Listen TO
this: For twenty years have been under treat
ment with specialists and other physicians but
failed to get permanent relief. l was victim of
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posTPoNEMENT.

rHE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK or
| the CrniKsbanK Gold Mining Company II hereby
nostnoned until Wednesday. November I, lSti &c
70 o'clock noon. at the ONCE OF the Company kdous
& No. 2l1 sansome street. san francisco. Cal ny
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
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4 /" BABEL OF Ylcn.O

A. b. Anderson. James johnson and F. s.
Browning. who add ~. S. A, q. A. r." to their
signatures, have sent 10 The Board OF Su
peryisors a communication. In which they de-
nounce as fchance game,""a gambling den"
and as an "abominabe babel OF vice. The san
Francisco Public Stock Exchange" maintained
at 20 LeIde sdOtff street by Warn a. Co.
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Took Twelve Pills.

woman who called herself Mrs Jones ap-
Piled at the City Prison yesterday Tor medical
treatment. She was Intoxicated, but shortly
a!Ierward told the officers that she had swal-
lowed Twelve belladonna pills. The Rec living
Hospital surgeon sent down an emetic. which
was given her, and she vomited up the poison
She said she had been accustomed TO taking the
drug for headaches.
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PosTPoNEM EMIT.

THE sALEpAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK
1 the Crtiikshank Gold Mining Company 2 her
postponed until Saturday, january z, lss2 q
O'Clock noon. at the office OF the Company, -
No. 2lI Sansome street. San Francisco. g
order of the Board of Directors.
ERNEST J. KOCH. BE
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INFECTED TREES.


Condemned Roots From NebrRskR-Peach
Orchards Guaranteed.
Attorney General Hart In the Superior Court
OF Santa Clara County, Will bring suit In the
name OF the people against l.. s. Edwards and
others to declare 10000 peach trees, brought
from Nebraska, a public nuisance. This suit
Will De brought because II Is said the trees are
Injected by the Eastern peach-r0ot bOrer, an in.
sect that sometimes grows TO the length OF a half
men. The Attorney General will also ask
for The issuance of an Injunction prohibiting he
distribution OF these injected trees, now quar-
antined AT San Jose
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pOSTPONEM EMIT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT sFocK OF
l. the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company = hereby
postponed until Friday. December 4, 1881, ~ a
o'clock noon, at the ONCE OF the company Aoen
No. 2ll Sansome ST.. san Francisco, Cal By erdss
OF the Board OF Directors. rn,,, go,
OF Id ERNEST D. hOSut spSAotAff
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Rewarded for His services.

w. u. Beaizley OF Oakland has been appointed
Deputy Clerk OF the United States Circuit Court,
Vice Frank ID. Monckton, who has been appointed
Clerk OF the Court OF Appeals. BeaiZley has
seen len years serY!ee In The Office.
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DISAPPOINTMENT

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT ST 3Ck or fHH
i Crukshank Gold Mining CompaY . netsoy
postponed until Monday, october les a. y
No Ill Sansome street, san Franctse0. Cal 81
order OF the Board OF DreeLOrs. ZOO.
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NO MORE FAVORs FOR HIM.

Thomas Jones Attempted an Escape
From the Prison Van.
Thomas Jones, awaiting trial at the City and
County JAIL made an attempt to escape yester-
day. He has only one arm, from which lie is known
as ''oue arm Jack" aud Deputy Mackrett and
acting Chief Jailor Peterson RETAINED from
ehainiDg him on that account. When tile van
had reached the jail, the officers stepped out,
ana as they did so Jones made lump 10 the
pavement ana started up Broadway at a clipping
galt. Maekrelt aud Peterson followed and over.
look tile would-be eseape at " on goHery street.
Jones VIII not be shown any cOurtesies here
after.
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nervous DEBILITY. 1 could
not eat or sleep well, and my
nerves were shattered. Had
dull, heavy pains in my head
and back, and would get up
as tired and exhausted as
when retired. / finally be-
came so bad that / feared
that my mental faculties
were giving way. In this
condition l began treatment
at the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensaTy. The specialists
there stated that they could
cure me In three months.
That period has not yet ex-
f,frad and auan m Oxu faaI
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Alexander Graw Of the State horticultural So
clety found nurseryman unloading peach trees
Injected with 6Ofers, at San Jose on Thursday
afternoon. There were 5000 trees infected with
the disease and the owner at once had them
stacked I'D and hnrneh
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TIL. Message Mtscarried.

NJ. Kahn has sued the Western Union Tele-
graph Company 10 recover 5000 90 damages FOR
falling TO deliver message which he had pre-
sented aud paid for III The eompauy's Office In
this city.
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posrpoNEMENTy

TIRE SALE DAY OF DELINQUEN%
L the Cruikshaak Gold Mining Coz
postpon ed un I'll MONDAY, Febre
O'Clock noon, at the Office OF thee
Y o. oil Sansome street. SaSx
order of the Board OF Direef
JAZZ I'd ERNEs<
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DELINQUENT SALE sorrcE-oaUrxsaANa

Geld Mining Company. Location OF pFfncipas
Place Of business. San Francisco. Cal Location e.
WORKS Los Burros District. Monterey County. CaL
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of Asse smens (NS. -
levied on the 7th day OF July 1891. the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
hareholders, as follows;
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nea,hs During The week.

During the week there were 200 deaths In this
city. 10 males aud 80 females, as against 100
for The corresponding week in 1890. Til ere were
8 Casualties, 3 suicides and 8 deaths from old
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And IN accordance with law and an order from
TIE Board of Directors, made on tas TIA day OF
'uiy, 1891. so many shares of each parcel Of such
took as may be necessary will be ssld 81 publls
Rction at the once OF the company, Room 5, Ill
ssnsome ST., San Francisco. Cal, o. Monday the
'th day Of september 1891, at IL SEER y n
o'clock NJ. OF said day, to pay said ssaaqaoat As-
sessment thereon. together with costs y adysrt:s
sog and expenses OF sale
ERNEST J. KoCr. Secretary
Oncs-Room 8. all SansOEs St.. san Franchises,
0el.
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PRED. ana even now i reel
better than ever did In my life.
ut gives great pleasure in testifying to the
wonderful skill shown at the Cosmopolitan Dis
pepsary and to advise those who suffer l did TO
60 there, assuring them that they win receive hon
orable treatment at a very low COST
(sgned) GEORGE CARPENTER, Dixon, Cal.
Many others have also been cured Among them
T. Kinzel, 62I Kearny street, Walter Parfelt, 33S
Clementina street; Miss Ellen Lundquist 1905
Union street, and others There are specialists at
the Cosmopolitan DispensaTy for every character
of disease.
Out-Ot-tOwn patients treated with UNFAILING
SUCCESS through correspondence; one visit desir-
able, but not necessary. Medicines sent safely and
free from observation to any part of the country.
Write for symptom blank to fill out, and letter
fully explaining your disease giving advice. etc.
Will be returned Free
COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARY,
Stockton, Ellis and Market SITS,
San Francisco, Cal. jas 8 2t
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Iibeled for yyages

The schooner Free Trade has been lbeled 10
the United States District Court by George Will
son and Andrew Wilson for wages claimed TO be
due them.
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

Computed by THOMAS TENNESr, Chronometer an
Instrument Maker, California street.
Sign OF the wooden Sailor.
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OCEAN STEAMERS,

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Life is q CarrvQL--
S0UVESTRE
You'll Think So

IF YOU'LL BE ABLE TO GET INSIDE OF
OUR DOORS THIS WEEK. THIS Is CAR
NIVAL WEEK FOR THOSE THAT DIDN'T
BUY DURING THE HOLIDAY WEEK.
We've taken all $40, Sl8, $l7 and SIS
0VBRC0ATS and marked EN- down to
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s.. IS

The fabrics are MeltOns, Kerseys and
CheviOts. They're lined and trimmed excel
lently well there's nothing at all the mat
ter with 'em, ONLY WE DON'T WANT EN-.
Our season for winter 0verCoats is over and
it amt over for those that haven't bought
their 0verCOats.
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STEAMERS. DrsrrSArIox SANS wHar
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Beeeham's Pills for "a bad Liver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

be awarded 10 the fortunate troopers who
do good work Thirteen OF them are Of
gold.
The first prize medal, picture of which
appears I'm this article, is of solid gold. 1t
Is two inches in diameter. and is so heavy
that it is valued at $l03. The design rep
presents an eagle clasping rifle. Below
the rifle is a wreath in which is to be placed
the name of the successful marksman.
Another very handsome prize is that
offered for distinguished marksmen- II Is
gold medal Of the same size and weight
as the first prize, but the design is differ
ent and even more picturesque. On one
side is Wild western hunting scene in
which an Indian astride his ponyis chasing
a buffalo over the plains The red man
leans forward upon his steed. and is about
TO discharge an arrow into the side Of the
fleeing bison.
The contest will probably begin about
Sept. 80 and continue nearly two weeks.
Many Of the best marksmen in the coun-
try who wear the regimentals of Uncle
Sam will be on hand TO compete. Captain
f. ID. Baldwin, who will be in command
Of the camp, predicts that there will be
some lively record breaking among the
soldiers