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CREQII
SYSTEM.

system.
ADHERING TO UNIFORMITY OF PRICES AND
AN HONESTY OF REPRESENTATION. OFFERS
THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE EVERY INDUCE
MENT HID OUT By CASH HOUSES. AND YET
EXACTS But SMALL PORTION OF HER
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INCOME IN sATIsFAC-
TON OF HER INDEBTEDNESS. SHE ALL THE
WHILE WITH HER FAMILY ENJOYING ITS
BENEFITS AND The COMFORTS OF DOMESTIC
FELICITY.
PARLoR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE.
CARPETS. NATIINGs. DRAPERIEs.
STOVES. BABY CARRIAGES. MANTEL
AND PIER MIRRORS. CHIFFONIERs.
wARDRoBEs. HALL RACKS.
BUFfETs. TOILET. DINNER AND
TEA SITS. FANCY ROCKERS.
CLOCKS. EScREToiREs. CABI-
NETS TABLES. CoUCHEs.
FOLDING BEDS, EAsELs AND
wOKks OF ART.
house & HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT PARLoRs.
eI7. sis. ssl AND 9s3 1IH ST.
nahs e3o MASS AVE. " ".
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CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER II. 1sal
Trains leave aAlly from Union station 1b. and h
OH and streets.
Through the grsndest scenery On America with tie
hsndsomesi And most oozppSsts eolid 1tain servss
40 p. m. -''CincInnar Fast Line. s.slic Tr..a
Washington % Cincinnati without change. AErxiax
Cincinnati q 40 ~. eonnectang N tbs onion oeIsk
for IndlAnApolis. 81. Louis, &c.
IL 40 pm. The i.mous p fy.vsstibuls Lnissd---
SOLID vsssabuls traan with dnins snnAti.
Ohio. Lexington and louissille. ny. arrsvlls Ga.
cannan - o. - p Lexington ~ p. m.
$40 p m. connecting Union ospots Tor al pssnl.
20o y N kxprsss for ooroonssilie Cnarao tsss.ie
hachmond, Waynssooro. eiaunton aaa tglnc.s,~ hir-
10 81 M Va RE. snlP. Railway and Rlchulo,.dts
Old POINT Oomfort and korfolk-Okll NAIL l.. M
Pullman locsuons and ncksts st Comysly Ofhcea
'i no iS' - 4 y. fuffkR. o..1 p....ar,r A--p.
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Lovers Out Of Reach OF Interference.
Prince Ernest Of SAKE Meiningen, brother
in-law Of the emperor, is engaged to Mary
Marie. the daughter Of the German poet,
Wilhelm Jensen. 1t 10 love match and the
couple are in Rome safe from any interference
on the part Of the kaiser or the reigning prince
Of SAKE Meiningen.
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GOSSIP AT THE CAPITOL.
The Hatch anticipation Bill to BE Amended
in Some Form.

NO ACTION IN INVESTIGATING THE KEYSTONE AND
OTHER NATIONAL BANK FAILUREs-MR HoL-
MANS PRESIDENTIAL AsPIRATIoSs-IF FORCED
TO IT SENATOR HILL WILL VOTE For TIE
BLAND BILL
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Prepared 10 Give Us Foreign Coal.

Prepared % Give Us FOreiEn Coal.
Anticipating removal OF duties from coal
imported into the United States syndicate Of
American capitalists have bonded several valu-
able coal areas in Cape Breton and Piotou,
y. s., 70 enable them to compete with the Penn
syivania mines In the Nov England market II
coal u put on the FREQ list
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The Kaiser Confined to Red.
Emperor William is confined to his bed. Hil
physicians say that he Is suffering from sligh,
cold
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect Decemt,er II. 1901.
Leave washington from station corner New JersaR
- avenue and street.
For Chicago and Northwest. kestIbuled Limited Es-
press trains III 80 m. \ ID pm. dAlIy.
for tInclnnsti. NJ Louis. Hnd 1ndisnApoia. Nesti-
ior f1tts1nFS aud Cleveland, eAgsress d2iy Ai-fsA
NJ and r. ~ o.
toE ( Iinston and staunion, NO .e.m-
For MSncaester ana Nay stations. 10 80 pm
for Iuray, kSu. $50 I.In.
For Roanoke. knohNiIIe. Cnattsnoogs and NempbN
IL ID Y N daily sleeping car Iiroash. -
tS o. %o-nihute~,. 1910 49, ~ ~ ~ A5-.nin-
utesl a xl2 o.. T.. 20. An n. 40. xa1.l & "a
H. -. %3l, toU0. 40nInutesJ. IL 10. ~ %. 3 a.
xo ~. u ~. As 90. ~ o. - 30. IA IS "a
IlOOo. nIinutesD m. nlzuD. l.O0 n. a. H. ~
s. -. ALL touo. sl-lilinutesD. 10 lU. xO..u q. ~
xsu0. 70. 90 XII, 30. IL b D m
For Annapolis. ~ and b 30 ~. Il. 10 AMI q IS
p m sundays. b. ~ a m. g. 81 y. IA. -
For FREDERICK. fll.O = M. q. IL f43n fAas
For Hsrerstovn. no 20 a. m. and 20 aopn-
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND PHrI-
For PhiiadsiphiA New loIl. Boston. and the 60
daily 40. avO. 40 20. DINING cAr) am, IL ~
boon. = ~ q 70 DINING Carr. al ~ pil- slsspsA<
Banst Psrlor Can on all day train.
For BOSOM = 20 y La with Pullman Buff slsap-
nE Car running through 20 Boston without chAare
Va brlcxe. landing pssseaxsr~ m b. md
For Atlantic CITY. Z. o. 10 90 and II 90 noon sas-
DAYS. g. 10 a m. and II noon.
os tame Of suburban ssans - time ssbles 10 b hsA
fExcspi sunday. Daily. ssundsy only.
baxyaae called for and cnecked from hotep ana reo
dsnces BY un,on lr.Isisr % on order. sn sr uesss
Gen oSS sn.s.r. taln GAG Sss ., las, sS a,
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WIxrxx CARRIAGES
full assortment OF Carriages
so- WlIts- Use. COMPRISING sLCp-
Has brouxLans. IhysiciaEts
BrVUxhAus. Extension front
BroushaIns. DeIui Coaches Der
Jan Coaches. Coupe ROs kxxay.
Ex.en-ion- frUnt kockaways Six-
PASSENGER hockaxays. Dspot
wagons. NictoEixs. sYiS.sr and
The prsv4liirx styles and abso-
lately the largest SHOWN
south Of New York
very low prlces for prompg
ANDREW J. JOYcE's SONS.
Once and factory. Ware Rooms
Az Ala. 4lU lsfh Uali-lml i0as. iu:,O Conn' Az
EsrABLIsHED -S-o-S: s. TAPPAN. DEALER
Il In Diamonds. Wa hes. Jevelry, Silver v are. &C.
10 9Th n third door abovsF Fine watch aud
sssTy rspsirlnx speciality ssl5
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RAILROADS.
i III irNNsytvaNt. ROUTE

/ iENNsYirANta ROUTE
sf M nj. TSst ESErF IS SfSTkr
TRAINS e III * r S !t9s,r fEa is sf,rrox
- rGENTk GTH AND E Sfs as foilows'
For l,tirburs aud tie Nest P-np~yissuis L,snitsl
aiT fS-i Linz. 10 ' . n, ssy % % G ~
coiumbns sni 81 L0uis. with Psr.or Car Harms
bur 20 ln1i'uAToIa. r.itstars 70 co'uinbus, A.
prs 3 - nm dai,y Isror Car Na.sta sian 70
5na ssen 5 nsTs h@r.'sIrS g SO
"a ). VS. huf;.s t'aroT1 ~ Ms-hin'tep 20 H.r.
I''hGrL ani sr't'hy AID ninins Ears HARRISBURG
T. Uh,es.o; MrslrTn tiirs-s at 90 . IA a:ily.
louis, ,ouusct,t. iay al isrri.iuts Val, through
: c'irrs or l"ul-vl.is AID MeuIhi. PullInan
lacino EIpre~s. ldoo . IA. daily for PIT si,nrg and
Ie Mc-t, Nth through sisei,rr 80 pt,sburs. and
For name. Canandaisua. ROCHESTER and Niagara Fails
For frs sags IsS ans H. : ' ay for But
iAio Hna ~ -ars ga } q, rnc.ll sHtufday. le.to
For Mil.al,isor'. lucissisr Ahd siassra Falls. ~
TN a.i;J. eK,,eri saturday. With s.erIaHs Car
For " An~Iort. Beiiovo and Eiaira. ~ 40. sos m.
FOR lHILADELIHlA. NEW YORK AND IHEEksT
~ ~ ~, and li, ii.2 a-m-. -: -. L.
g.e9, H.eoA. "a. -. 30. "a; 4.'.O 10. - and
ta . a. ,, ,H Saee. N s in.n rs5 sl
.'CoNuhaSstoNAI iIMfTEp.-
m. dal. ); Iur PhIs,lrVlia N-ra 4 w ma, P.s-
sergrrs Io- IN lad- pa Viii tfause ar AZ @puth
street station. th Tor Broad station
Fuk iHlLADELFHi a ONiA.
tast Express. 80 a IA wvsE days. and - pm
Acco-Ii.,ro cation BOO a m d.ry
Enpre-s. =. Ul And ,. a. q M d4iiy.
ior b,s"b, "itLoGi change. 80 a. M. ve~k dayssni
=. b q. IA. daily.
For bro61iyil. \: Y. all Through train. connect Il
seis,s 90 Mlta loats 81 ErooG IN Annrn. ford
- isirIaGe srruss New iura -.
Tor AZ ;si4to o.tJ. lLUOA IA Week days. Ia a. pm
Ior BsIiinor.. 3 90. G ~. 80. 20. 600. a an.
1000. 100. 100 and I l..sD "a, Ia. 2OI
:: 30 Is u, , p, 80. 4. a. Isln.tsll, 30 nj
% 49, T. IA. 10 1000 n. L. add n. - o. tn. On
S9n ., soo 30 80. 8, 81. i9:S. u e..
Lnat,dl. 4.2O. 5.40 q. IA. :. 40 ~ ana 1 l. 81
For F9ps's Creek Line. 80 I. m. and .sep H..
For Annapolis. s..u. 800 md Il.lO a. an. and 4 %
| . "a. dal.y. .KceIt SUNDAY. Sundays. u 90 NJ
and 4. -op. IN.
FOK ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOUTH.
For A.eh~n ri1. 40. a;S5. -. 20. /. -. 10 ~
BOO. q. D., So, 40. % and II. M an on sun.
| dh! al so. 40. =. A. ~. a. am. LOO. a.
| ~ ia, auS aud 100 pan
tor bicEInoad AMI the south. T.. and AZ. 3. an
| u 40 pm daily. o-O1 o.. IA. week days.
Trains leave Alexandra Washington q Or Or
SU. 3lo. 40 ID. 11l9 AIN. 100. II, Ok
/ lI-Oo J.! nl. On sunday at % TO- 10 a. and H. IL
-.ll-' LA. -Vo. 90. sUO. 40. D. - and To- N.
1icke;s and Information at the cfc. northeast COZ
Ler ~ l,L street ADG lennsy syshus ana AZ ne
siai;aI, Nere orders lie che klIlx ~
hssas.e 10 dss' nation .rom hoseis and residences
/ CLlA>. T.. Ioh. ). a. MOOD
! 1eneGa! Managed General PASSENGER AGENT
| 3a.S
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GERHARD Lanes famous book bser read,
Saturday, March 12-A,lot
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DENTISTRY.

nR. BLAIR. PIP IND. AVE. N.w.-FILLlNG A
~ speciality; ID years experience: teeth filed abso-
lutely without pain gold, 81 silver. 81 gas admins
tered open Sundays. fel.-4ws
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PROFESSIONAL.


PRoF. CLAY rs The OLDEST EsIABLIsaED
this city Has wonderful prophetic gift OF second
P1Upsry s sssss s:
speedy marriages gives success IN business remoyss
and all trouble will time and money By
coming to the right place AZ once be succeeds where
Sersss Only xssi he can do All eona:S
tial. Satisfaction guarsnteed sittins, Doc Hours,
~ and Oh sls. southwest. mhI2-tss
M ME. RAPHAEL. THE CtLEBRATED. GLAZE
VS1 voysnt aad astroogist. the seventh daughter.
names and lucky dates. Don't fan 10 - this lsdy.
Room 10. 30 fst. n. W. mh5-lTs
Ar ME- FRANCIS, CARD READKR AND TRANCE
M medium ;iifs given from cradle toErsss - First
M ME-. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED
M En.ii.h and md German s.trolosi.s N the Gty sSs
Ar Me BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
1N1 life. An business confidential. Lsdies and SEQ.
slemsp. SO cents each Hours: ssm. TO m 20
IlR. RoBERTsON OF BALTIMORE, THE MOST
~ reliable and succsssful specialist for eentlsnen
and ladies. with over thirty year. sxpsrence. can
ss: zig I.
AZ ME- PERRIN. THE TRIEsI DEsTINH
Sssiss {. ss 81 c sih ssa a.
nR. HARrLKYs GREAT REMEDY Is rHE
~ only complete and successfni home trestmsnt for
SgiFEcf 2:
srPansasss essss ssaraasssa nhs-ln
ssEEihR s1ksEsbssssSD 81 gle hgsDs
4. Y. H0osI. H.a.sss. - ss I a as. s,s
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
T,oLuNBIA CONSERVATORY OF Music. 200
frb k .s Of S sss New Ssfs
\ Aw LESSONS By GRADUATE OF THREE
l. degrees IN law. Glasses now forIuinv course
eiaion and tie salient fes,nT.s q yihcr ss,ssn
tsry Law books coYrse 81 siuienis ,I lr. A'id iSr
DEGREE. Star of,ce. snAl w
CAILIARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. a8f 81
weetsby sillard ORIGINAL and The only Sscsrsie ,
method. comrrisinr the french pronunc,aten ~ ~:
zoo words. by the sssocation Of ldeAs and cGnNersA
ton and CONGESTION uion the same ,a,.,a
A LADY LATE OF IRE NEW ENGLAND CON
n servatory Of Music. Boston. Mass. desires Iup's
tCrts piano Especisi att nton to OesnaerS Aigs
GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY PERSON 10
" draw ife-size craycn portrait m - essots; 70
or 1S Ssrs si a g. W. safTfSoihs af,s Us
SkNLNIn sEAS9Y- sTypENTs LEAGUE
Ihoroush instruction in al bTsnch-s Q. dEswins
Bf9qss .hi
na ss spss .. IrI S. il and 30 or
A Tim OF I'm wfFks on sPLCIAI; IN
ian m % :. NoPoa n.: a "a .ns aa
10 Each class will I've under the change 81 = nause
SrsTsrS for tSrsss s ,rsSsi NJ sna Mr.. M 3
CABELl. Prinlpals mhstr
ERENCh LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE PROP.
the pest Of References. 1ddres. i234 Mass. ave.
VVooD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 4os EAST
w Capitol St Comluercial branches. Shorthand .nd
New t-rm besins March :. Catalogues. nih5 ssa
| DRoF ARNOLD W. MEYER-TEEG. PIANO.
vocal stGScsp q, hEsrss1 written d1TrS &
no faults, guRIanteed. INA Ioth IT. NV ie2i-4v-
| cME PHOTOGRAPHY AND BUSINESS SCHOOL
Individual instguction best .as.es, method OF
shorthand. Dtation cns.e-in rrogress day aud even
ing Terms s0 per quarter. Pupils Vreyar-i ciNi
| service e.amiassions s.l st. nv +, }. MULvEh.
| MONSIEUR LAURENT AN ENPFRIENCFD
vi professor guarantees to teach AIusr, So ak
French 40 lessons terms. $40. p~yaue at q con-
| pletion % tie .esson-, eonNeTsailoa l,s~,ns with
Madame Lsuent. correct fars.sn pronunciation.
| loli is;h ST NV, .elN-lus'
ELoCTrTIoN- DFIsARTE-D.Y AND EvENtNd
ers Mrs. ELIzABETH KING. 5c9 last capitol st.
jaIo-2rn'
| NAWCH I4-srRING TIkN
M Frcnrh cIasses for ladies s,n:emen and children
French system Of SOM s.. s , 81 =. ".
NTISS FRANCES MARTINS ENGLISH AM
~ French Private Day school -eopens octobgr ].
| in ehool. feb lui'
| ~ l4Us- lsU3 NASSAU HISEITS AVE,
l2l'.-l2li lIt. St.
WASHINGTON. D. c.
BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LILLE GIRLS.
Instruction q the n,Ees, ,raae in ever. depart
msnt. Certificate admits to Wellesley. Conn ct
| school OF mod IN isn-ldges- Special sGvsntaes II
| eoCution. liieratur. and Wu.lc.
| Glasses small lnstrsctlon carefully adap Ell 20 N
dIyldUa needs. Physical culture. STUDY OF Deasarte
| Abundant !, ise IN the olen
Eodses connected large grounds. situation hiEh
open. Every aipo n;ineut ;or h-a "a and
| AIR. and Mrs N. ID. CABELL. Principals
| felG-tr
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RsrLArrxo Ii Suysn Avn CON.

FINE xLEcT1o srLvKa-PLArKp WARE.
KlSG . SoEr MAEUEzc1URrEc 90.
BRANCH. s3l 7IH ST NV YAcroRy, BAI-
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE, OF COMMERCE.
" - La ave; oITo=i,e t:ty lust Ofhee.
Z. h. li.s III. a. NJ. &. F.. prin.
Learn TO use tie pLon"ert ia aid iyl~ wr.scr' the
quickest preparation Uil eslTbAT con pete
course. SO, Uhonuersph alone. $500 ShOrt-a IA
ClctaflLns ly CO r-aCers f;l the rl:onOkfApG.
1IaINIo INSTRUCTION 10y e-leust reporters 1u-
lIUnia. from g. To 81 q PREF ars:' n
EgIIsh. lU.LCss AID eva cUursts. t
ulS.Nuai YrtSats IessNls. nos c.ass INSTRUCTION
Moderate ili les. SEND Caia!o-ue Az
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See szEzrx's adrsrsissmsnsi in Local Mentions.
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u IcHhoNp ANp pANyIIIE ran KoAp 90

lChhoND AND DANgIl.IE RAILROAD co.
~ S,t-lu.- IA effect JAuuzry Il. lssE2
All ANS arrive and Il Pennsy wanna
Station. Washington. ID. &.
S..O an,.-bH a., local for Lyuchburs, conbects
WITT Norfolk uud Western railroad. Connects a
Manassas icr lrOB' Royal and StrAsluTs Aly encega
Sunday.
il:I0a.m Daily for sll PRINCIPAL points south On
a Divisions IlCIslIond and DAuville settt lul-
iaa;4 Sleeper New bora and MasuIIstol 4 Atla4ta
coIig-ciIng Theme VITA Sleeper New OrlcAn. vas
Mungomrry. and Tor Memphis via Bifmingl unit
u ~ Daiklise With Sleei tor ARA
DtrJ. WITH Sle"IeT Tor Asfegiiie Aid Mofrstosn.
~ o. n-lAliy. except saIday. fuT arrsIitdn and
Orange, anu through Tram Tor Front Royal stnss-
Lure.
1850 p. NJ DAILY WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
ME>IEIN Vas rlBi LID IIMIl Ed. con posed en-
tlrr.y - altman SLEEPER. u nILg lAr.ur and suIOk-
lag Jars. and runs To AtlEta ttuIe 10 Ia, tr-l tn
lU.4lUan siselsF thrOuxtl NsN hurk and nats a
10 Now Orleans hsntsoIiIs and Masns
h-iiiii4s wa brinfS,ain. AID Atlanta 10 ssck
Wiz wa Aarua AID ALBANY. No eNtrs iare charged
, ~ ~ p.u-Dai.S lor IA PRINCIPAL Iusnts south
l.ichlaona anl DaINie System. Pullman SiecT@r.
Ni.4y. AID " aslu-iun 70 Augsst wa charlotte.
IGA1NSON ~ CONGRATULATIONS DIVISION
leave Washington NJ y 10 daily. 4 b ..
snG 80 I'm, except sunday. hsturniuz arrive
Washington 30 m. 81 daily and s53
dall D. excep; sunday.
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
BIB An. 1oss., a ana 30 ~. Manassas lpyIs-
Ion ~ 30 a IA and y 40 y. Ia. except SUNDAY.
llcEets. S.eepinE CT stous lnsornlatlon
PASSENGER Station. Pennsylvania kailrCAd. NAshins-
ton. DC.
L. $. BROWN. General Agent.
ialS las. 1. IAAlGh, Pas AT.
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MEDICAL, &c.

TRY THE NEW PILL AND TONIC, ''PHOsPHA-
Alta Comp. =" b. physicians; special tonic heart
ard brain in IA krpIe stimulates stomach and liver
Alternative and blood puriher. Samples free at
SlMh'S l4th and \. Y. ave. mhll-2lus
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mr. MARSTONS TREATMENT FOR THE CURE
~ Of lost manhood. kidney and bladder diseasee.
rslapses. Cures assured sealed treatise free.
0cl3-eoly MARSTON CO., ~ Park place, New York
The record-union., 1892-10-20
THIRD.

An Act to ascertain and express the
will of the people of the State of Cali
fornia upon the subject of requir-
ing an educational qualification of
voters.
WHEREAS, 1t Is eXpedient that the wishes
of the people Of this state upon the subject of
requiring an educational qualification of
voters should be Enthusiastically expressed, in
order that future Legislatures may be guided
thereby in submitting amendments 10 the
Constitution of the State; therefore,
The people of the State OF California repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section !. That thirty days prior to the
next general State election the Governor shall
issue his proclamation calling upon the
electors to signify at said election Their will as
TO whether an educational qualification
should be required of voters in this State, by
placing upon the ballots the words 'For an
educational qualification requiring every
voter to be able to write his name and read
any section of the Constitution in the Eng
Ilsa language" or the words against an edu-
CallOnal qualification requiring every voter
to be able TO write his name and read any
section OF the Constitution in the English
language; and the Inspectors and judges of
Election al each and every poll in the State
shall ascertain ana make returns of the mum
Der or votes cast For an educational qualifi-
cation requiring every voter to be able to
write his name and read any section of the
Constitution il the English language" and
the number OF votes cast AGAINST an educa-
uonal qualification requiring every voter to
be able to write his name and read any sec
ton OF the Constitution in the English Ian
guage," in ike manner as other votes are re-
CURED to be counted and returned; and an
abstract thereof shall be transmitted by each
County Clerk in the state to the Secretary OF
state. IN the same manner that votes for State
oihters are now required to be transmitted.
The record-union., 1892-10-20

proceedings hereunder, with his annual re-
port. 10 be by the Governor laid before the
legislature; aud al books and papers perttin-
ing 10 tde matter provided for in ,hi> Act
shall at all times be open to the inS pection Of
any party interested, or the Governor or At
torneI G neral. or committee OF either
pfanch OF the le@isature, or JOINT commit
tee OF both.
Section :. 1t shall be he duty OF the state
treasurer to ray the interest on said bonds
when the same falls due out OF the sinking
fund provided Tor in this Act. on Controllers
warrants duly drawn for that purpose.
section 8. This Act, If adopted by the peo-
pie, as hereinafter provided for. shall take etfecl
on the thlrty-nrst day OF December, y. D.
eighteen hundred and ninety-two as 10 all its
provisions. except those relating 10 and neceS.
Sary Tor It's submission To the people, and for
returning, canVaSsins and prOclaiming the
votes, ana rs to said excepted provisions this
Act shall take effect Immediately.
Section 9. This Act Shall De submitted to
the people OF the State OF California for their
ratification at the next general election to be
holden IN the month of Novem ber A. d.
eighteen hundred and ninety-twO; and the
qualified electors of the State shall, at said
election, on their ballots vote for or against
this Act; those voting for the same shall write
or have printed on their ballots the words,
For the san Francisco Depot Act" anu those
voting against the same shall write or have
printed or their ballots the words, Against
the san Francisco Depot Act" The Governor
Of this State shall incluue the submission of
TINS Act 10 the people as aforesaid in his proc
lamatIOn calling for said general election
Section 10 The votes cast for or against
this Act Shall be counted, returned, ana can
vassCf, and declared in the same manner and
subject to the same rules as votes cast for
Stale officers; and If Ii appears that said Act
shall have received Il majority OF all the votes
cast for and against it at such election as
aforesaid. then the same shall have effect as
hereiabeforc provided, and shall be irrepeal-
able until the principal and interest of the
Liabilities herein created Shall be paid and dis
charged, and the Governor shall make procla-
mat on thereof; but if a majority Of the votes
cast as aforesaid are against this Act, then the
same shall be ana become void.
Section IL. 1t shall be the duty Of the Secre-
tary of State to have this Act published in at
least one newspaper in each county, or city
ana county, if one be published therein,
throughout this State, for three months ne, t
preceding the general election 10 be holden in
the month of November, A. ID. eighteen hun
dred ana ninetytwo. The costs of such pub
ication shall be paid out OF the General Fund,
on Controllers warrants duly drawn for that
purpose,
Section 12. This Act may be known and
cited as tine 'San Francisco Depot Act"
Section 13. All Acts or parts of Acts in con-
fiict with the provisions of this Act are here
by repealed.
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Nihth street, south by Y street, west by the
center OF Eighth street. Folling-place, S24 X
street; ms ecEors, Hugo HoT1lleIn, Carl stro-
bel; Judges, William GutenUerger. John
DflScoll; Ballot CLERKS, Z. J. DERRICK, Went T.
Crowell; C.eIks A. Ash, George p. Curtis.
EIGHTH PREClNCT-Boa north by
the center OF + sJree.. east Dy the center Of
Tenth street, south ~ street. vest by the
center OF Ninth street. Po.l ng-piace, Ninth
street, h and l., Roses shop; inspectors, II. G.
1rainora James McNasser; Judges, b. b.
Brown, Robert Mellon; Ballot Clerks, W. En-
cry, j. J. Trarbach; Clerks, George i. Hern-
don, S. a. Rice
NINTH PRECLNCT-Bognded north by the
center OF street, east by the center of Fifth
street, south by tie center or \ street, west by
tle sacramento River. Pciling-place, Kent
stables; Inspectors, q. NJ. HARRISON Il. Nj.
Leitch; Judges, I. Z. May, w. Mckenna; Bal
lot Clerks, J. W. Crane, --; Clerks, William
Carragher, Daniel flNnn.
TENTH PRECINCI-Boun north by the
.centerof n street. east by the center OF Seventh
street, south by \ street, west by the center Of
Flith street. Polling place, sixth ard \
streets; inspectors, =. j. Piunket, Daniel
Iiint; Judges, +. g. Butler, l.. H. Lewenthal;
Ballot Clerks, 5. O. HurDeIt, q. b. Bette;
Clerks. 4. NJ. Woodson, James ferguson.
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FIRST.

An Act to ascertain and express the
will of the people Ofthe State OF Cali
fornia upon the subject Of election OF
United States Senators.
WHEREAS. 1t is eXpedient that the wishes of
the people of this state upon the subject OF the
election OF United States Senators should he
Enthusiastically expressed: therefore
The People of the State Of California, repre-
sented III senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section l. That thirty days prior 10 the next
general State election, the Governor shall
issue his proclamation calling upon the elect
ors to signify at said election, their viii as to
the method Of the election Of United States
Senators, by placing upon the ballots the
words For the election OF United States Sen
ators by the direct vote of the people," or the
words Against the election OF United States
Senators by the direct vote of the people,
and the Inspectors and the Judges cf Election
at each ana every poll in the State shall as
certain and make returns Of the number of
votes cast "For the election OF United States
senators by the direct vote OF the people,
and the number of votes cast Against the
election of United States Senators by the di-
rect vote of the people," in like manner as
other votes are required to be counted and
returned, and an abstract thereof shall be
transmitted by each County Clerk in the State
TO the Secretary of State, in the same manner
that votes for State officers are now required
TO be transmitted.