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The morning call., 1892-06-23
MURDERED By INDIANS.
In Arizona RaRcheF Shot by EaVa-
J0eS.
FATAL END OF 4 FEUD OYER WATER.
Willows Damaged by FirC-BFuggy Must HaHg-A
KelldiggT ApkyXiated in Pet
aluma.
'iTlL END OF 4 FEUD OYER WATER.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

WILLOWS. June 22.-AbOut o'clock this
morning fire broke out in the wooden row
of buildings on Walnut street. The follow
ing is list Of those who were burned out:
DR.. Tremblay, Office; F. McNOrtOn. office :
A. j. ketchun, saloon; a. HutZler, grocery !;
Thomas Ajax, tailOr-shop; G. II. Purkitt.
insurance office; j. Zumwalt. saloon; Dud-
ley & Long, law Office; K. E. Kelly, office
and residence; NJ. Macedonia, residence.
The loss is about SO, 900, and is covered
by insurance.
The following stores on the opposite side
Of the street were damaged by fire and
water; ZelInsky & Gutfeld, dry goods; Miss
Carson, millinery; c. Lindstrom, harness;
Glenn Company bakery; Starr Hall; post
office; A. w Sehorn, dry goods; Baylor &
Hunter, general merchandise.
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trip bears out the expectations Of the pro-
motors a line Of steamers will be run from
Puget Sound or San Francisco to the mouth
of The Yukon next season. The men who
organized the first company for navigating
the Columbia became wealthy. and The pro-
moters Of the present undertaking expect
to reap equally large fortunes. The vast
territory drained by the Yukon contains
rich mining sections and the salmon are
stated to be quite as numerous aud fine as
those Of the Columbia. The Yukon is the
largest American river flowing into the Pa
cifc and already a number OF missionaries
have established posts for the eYangelzing
OF the Indians, who are reported TO be quite
friendly
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MAYNARD NEWS.
Improved Machinery and Tools Ordered for
the Machine-Shops.

Improved Machinery and Tools Ordered for
the Machine-Shons.
VALLEJO, June 22.-One of the practical
results OF the recent visit to the Mare Island
Nayy-yard # Chief Constructor Theodore
ID. Wilson, Chief of the Bureau of Construc-
ton and Repair, is the ordering of several
thousand dollars worth of small tools of
the best quality for use in the new iron
plating shops. Drills. shapers, planners,
etc, will be among those ordered. Work
men are now engaged in setting boilers for
use in running the machinery in this shop,
which is fast being equipped with the
latest and best-designed tools known to the
trade for iron-workng and ship-buildIng.
In about month the machinery will be
started on work for the Monadnock. When
completed this shop VIII be busy hive of
Industry.
Surgeon-General John NJ. Browne, Chief
Of the Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery, who
Is well known on this coast, intends TO pay
the navy-yard an official visit as soon as his
duties at Washington will permit OF his
ahSauPR
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~ am entirely restored to health. My nerves are
IKE iron: my vigor of manhood has returned and
shall never tire OF saying kind words for the Cos
mopOlitan Dispensary for curing me-" - w. II.
HITCHCOCK, Santa Clara, Cal.
AFTER three months treatment at the Cosmopoli-
tan Dispensary / was permanently cured. other
physicians decl1red my case hopeless '-CHARLES
HANSON. 8 GOus St, san Francisco.
THE COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARY Is a medi.
cal and surgical institution founded with a fun
staff OF EXP ERlENCED and eminent SPECIAL
ISIS for the of all diseases and defor uties.
All the latest scientific appliances for the Of
chronic and deep-seated diseases all diseases of
private natUre-"nerYOus debility" lack of youth
fu vigOr In men. tue result OF excuses, overw0rk
diSsi patiOu-POSITIVELY CURED. The charges
VERY Low aud consult ttioa ana examination
FREE TO those taking treatment. MEDICINES
FURNISHED
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THE COMING REVIVAL.
Prayer and Conservation Meetings as a
Preparation.

Preparation.
The Mission Evangelical Alliance, at Its
meeting on Tuesday, determined to hold a
series Of weekly prayer meetings by way Of
securing the best results from the revival
meetings to be held next month under the
direction Of the noted evangelist Rev. b.
Fay Mills. The first prayer-meeting will
Church next Monday evening. The plan
for conservation meetings OF the young peo-
pies societies was also approved.
A conservation service under the aus
pices of the Golden Gate Union Of Young
Peoples Societies of Christian EnjeaYOr
was held last evening in the First Congre-
gatOnal Church. A. b. Cheney conducted
the praise service and Rev. c. 0. Brown,
the acting pastor. gave an interesting ac-
count OF the meetings held some months
ago by Evangelist Mills in Tacoma. The
conservation service was then conducted
bY r. S Bowers
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FORTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Meeting place Bersagiieri Hall, Sw.
corner Union and Stockton street
Club No. 2-Meetiag place Second Ward Club
Iooms, SW. corner Fibert ana Mason streets
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DANGERS OF NEGLECT.
The Awful Result Of Mental
Exhaustion and Brain
Fatigue.
Remarkable Cures Effected Here at
Home Experiences of Sufferers.

THOUSANDS OF MEN ARE NERVOUS AND
suffer from mental exhaustion. brain fatigue
weak and debllitated nerves. depression OF mind,
etc, without realizing the dangers of the fearful
results which follow the neglect of tn
symptoms.
1t is nerve and brain exhaustion which makes the
brain tired the arms nerveless the limbs trembling,
the muscles weak aud the body without strength
and energy, and unless cured, the end will be
shattered nerves, heart failure, insanity,
with softehing of the brain, paralysi sis or
death.
Remember, NEGLECT ALONE IS DANGEROUS. Read
the experience OF some OF the following named
gentlemen VINO have consented TO the publication
OF their names and photographs in the hope Of
benefting humanity
1t seems but few months ago that thought
death would be a relief. suffered from compli-
cation OF troubles, general and nervous debility,
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F0RTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place All Post street.:
Club No. Affecting place All Kearny street.
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GREENEBAUM'S GRAB.
Creditors Want an Explanation
of $1S5,0O0 Deficiency.
Hopelassly Insolvent for Nearly Two Years.
An Utterly Bad Failure-statement by
Mr.. Lsvy's Attorney.

From all that can be learned the insol-
vent Greenebaum is not undeserying of the
reproaches and denuuciations that are be-
Ing cast upon him by some of his unfor-
tunate creditors. The failure is an utterly
bad one and from present indications the
creditors viii receive little or nothing out
of the estate. The full list of the local
creditors is as follows:
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN ehectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SKRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, ca.
LOUISVILLE. Ky Esg YORK. N.Y.
SEE ThsaTuu
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FIGHT OVER WATER.
An Arizona Ranoher Fatally Wounded BIZ
Naysioe Indians,

T -F1Ft1l W SI1I3VsvW U
NavsjOe Indians.
FLAGSTAFF, AriZ.. June pa courier
to-day brought in the news of a shooting
ARRAY that took place on Monday after
noon at Tuba City, 10 miles northeast
of here, between Lot Smith and a
number Of Nayaj0e Indians, which resulted
in the fatal wounding Of Smith. The
trouble arose over the Indians watering
their stock at Smiths corral Smith at
tempted TO drive them away by shooting
their sheep. The Indians retaliated by
shooting Smiths cattle. On the day Of the
shooting Smith opened fire on the Navaj0es
and after firing several shots at them they
returned the fire, fatally woundiag him.
Smith was not dead when the messenger
lef[. hut VII die
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The Marritius Sufferers.

Although several days have elapsed since
Mayor SandersOn received leAer from the
United States Consul at the Island of Maui
rtius. asking for assistance for the suffer-
ers by the awful hurricane that swept over
the island on April %, up to yesterday not
one cent had been received toward aiding
the distressed people of the far-off island.
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ORDER OF DRUIDS.
Second Day Of the Grand Grove In Annual
Session,

The Twenty eighth annual session Of the
Grand Grove Of Druids of California was
continued yesterday in Druids' Hall. After
Supreme Arch NJ. l. SoTenson was intro
duced a mott on was made TO have the ritual
printed in Portuguese for certain groves.
The matter was laid over until today
The committee on appeals and grievances
reported in reference to the case Of Mount
Tamalpais Grove No. IS against Cochran
aud approved the decision of the noble
grand arch.
A committee reported that everything was
in readiness for the dedication at Placer
vile Of the monument TO Frederick Sieg,
who introduced the order into this State.
Considerable discussion was brought about
by the selection of the place 10 hold the
next session of the Grand Grove.
San Francisco, Portland, Santa Rosa and
San Jose were voted for on the first ballot,
but without choice, but on the second San
Francisco was chosen.
This morning al election Of officers will
be held.
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FORTY FIFTH ASSEMBLY

FORTY-F FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place old City Hail, Court
room g.
Club No Injecting place SY. corner Broad
way aud SanSOme street
BY order Of the Campaign Committee.
Je22 1t ID. =. DORM Chairman
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changed SO as to conform to the new canon
law. Tie Church of the Advent relin-
quishes the Rncon Hill aud water front
region to Grace Parish, and takes in the
Market and the bay, with a strip from
Stockton street up Ellis to LaTkIn.
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POISONOUS PRESERVES.
The Public Warned Against New Pro-
cess OF Preservation.

The following is copy Of a circular issued
from the Agricultural Department Of the
University of California.
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The special benefit concert in aid Of the
work of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, to take place at Metropolitan Temple
next Thursday evening, promises to be a
most ENJOYABLE affair. Mr.. Charles d. Kel-
logg, the bird warbler, of New York. Apollo
Male quartet. Professor II. Clay Wysham,
Mr.. Samuel d. Mayer. Rialto Club. Mrs
birmingham, vocalist. and Miss Sylvia
CHAIRMAN. eloCutiOnist. will assist.
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OAKyILLE, June 22.-FTederiek Ponchoud
committed suicide at his home, two miles
east Of this town yesterday afternoon.
Ponchoud had been drinking heavily for
some time. lie lived with his partner on
ranch and during his partners absence took
2 dose of strychnne in some water. He
died in great agony at about 10 o'clock last
night POnchoud was native of SwitZer-
land AGED 81 years
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A meeting Of the regents of the Univer-
sity of California will be held in South Hall,
Berkeley. on Tuesday next, on which occa-
sion the heads Of the various departments
Of the university will be invited 10 meet the
regents and present their views of the ex-
isting condition aud the future needs Of
their respective departments.
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Back From Europe.

Mr.. o. D. Baldwin. the real estate man.
is back from Europe filled with marvellous
tales of travel in the Old World He re-
turLs uncompromising in his faith that
there's no city il the world so desiarbleas q
residence city as San Frame SEQ. He thinks
were the Nicaragua Canal built that many
Of the halt-milIi0n people who arrive yearly
in New York would continue their journey
tn San Francisco
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Drowned in a Lake.

MARYsvnLE. June %. "A party Of boys
were swimming IN a lake near the Truckee
Mills ut o'clock this afternoon, when Dam
iel Powers, aged about II years. swan
across the lake and endeavored TO return,
when he was seized with cramps and was
drowned. His body was recovered this
evening.
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blood aud skin impurt-
ties, ana 10 addition TO
these my liver and
stomach were affected.
l tried many physi-
clans, but they did me
no good. l was about
TO give up in despair,
when | read OF the won
derful cures effected at
the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensaTy and l went
there. l am glad I did
so, for l am virtually a
new man now. They
saved my life after
other physicians had
abandoned my case as
j. II, JORGENSIN.
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The Bieamists Leave Santa Ana

SANTA ANA. June 22-The man Bentley
and Ills alleged wife. who were arrested
here yesterday charged with bigamy by
Bentley's former wife, took ont a writ of
habeas corpus this afternoon, jumped into a
buggy aud started away. They were pur-
sued but have not yet been caught Bent
ley virtually confessed to-day.
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BROKEN.

A Dissolution Wanted OF the Master
SteVedOres' Association.
An action has been commenced in the
Superior Court to dissolve the partnership
under the name of the Master Stegedores'
Association that an accounting be had, its
property be sold and the surplus divided.
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Creditors for 1921 % have forced w. l..
Mitchell into Insolvency, he having trans
ferred his printing Office plant on the 18Th
TO Herbert +. and Hortland Law, In con-
temptation Of insolvency. 1t Is also charged
that he was about 10 leave the Stale on
Tuesday with intent to deflaud creditors.
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CaIifornians Hnnored.

W, /. Kip Jr., grandson Of Bishop Kip,
was one OF the essayists last week at the
commencement exercises of the General
Theological Seminary, New York Rev.
w. A. Brewer of st. Mathews School, San
Mateo, received the degree of bachelor of
divinity at the same time.
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"For four months prior
TO my calling 81 the Cos
mOpOlitan 1SpeB sary /
suffered greatly from a
urinary trouble that ineOn-
veEienced me greatly and
caused me a great deal OF
suffering. After conSulta-
tiOn the Cosmopol tan Dis
pensary doctors decided
thct ( could be cured by an
Operst on, which was done
without pain. | am Elad I
state that now, aft5r three
months treatment. l am
cured. ] viii be glad TO
answer ali Inquiries at my
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K llod BY the Cars.

DAvIsvILLE, June 22.-An unknown man
was found dead under the railroad bridge
here this morning. He was probably
struck by a passing train, as the ton of his
skull is crushed. 1t is stated that he was a
shoemaker until quite recently employed in
DINOu
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Indigestion. Dizziness. Take Beecham's Pills
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THE YUKON RIVER.
A Company Formed for the Purpose o.
Developing Its Resources.

Deyeloplng It's BesOuTces.
Il is stated that J. j. Healy OF Alaska.
who recently visited Portland, has con-
neeted himself with a company formed for
the purpose Of developing the resources Of
the Yukon River in Alaska. A brief notice
of the fact las already been published, but
It now appears that the company is starting
out on business UndeTst landing OF highly
interesting and profitable character. a
steamer IS to be fitted out capable Of navi-
eating the Yukon even up to the passes Of
the Rockies. that is to say through nearly
2Of miles Of its length. IL the exploring
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Fire ~ Maxwell.

MAXWELL, June GA fire at o'clock
this morning destroyed barn and 40 acres
of standing wheat for James McDermott,
one mile north of Maxwell. The loss is
$1,000; insurance, $1,000.
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Buggy Must HING.

SACRAMENTO, June o. Governor Mark
ham this afternoon formally refused to
commute tie sentence Of death in the case Of
George ii. W. Buggy, convicted Of murder
in Santa Rosa and sentenced TO be hanged
on the goth inst.
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DIED IN \ WELL.

WoTkmsn at Petalrma hsphyx.ated by
Deadly Gases
PETALUMA, June 22-Jack Dowden, a
native OF Quincy. H., aged about 80 years,
and for several years resident of this city,
was accidentally asphyxiated this morning
about O'Clock, and Gled before relief could
reach him. DUWdeH and another man were
digging q WELL which had reached a depth
If 30 feet This morning they put in an
unusually heavy blast. ana as soon as 1t ex-
ploded the former was lowered down and at
once gave the signal 10 be hoiSied up, but
before help could reach him the gas had
done us dcadIy work aud lie was extinct.
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its machinery tonight. and everything Is
working successfully. Many business and
dwelling houses heretofore using gas. have
adopted the new light, which has also super
seeded gas as the street iiluminant
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Flnnr Mills 70 Start un

VALLEJO. June % - Starts Touring
mills, that have been practically Shut down
for several months. will commence active
operations in the course of two weeks. a
large force Of men Will be employed.
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stricken With ParaIvsis.

YUBA CITY, June 22-HOu. L. r. Fortna,
eX-Assem byman, was stricken with pa
ralysis this morning, and is in very dan
geTOus condition.
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KELLEY I 1',a,I,,I c,I;
o. N. RAMSEY, Manager.

THE ONLY AUTHORIZED BRANCH IN CALI
L fornia of the wordrenOwned Kelley Institute
Of Dwight, Ill., for The treatment or Liquor. Opium.
Tobacco and certain Nervous Diseases Parties Ia
san Francisco and vicinity obtain all informa-
tiOn by calling Oh or addressing PEER TIFFANY,
city agent, room 81 Academy OF Sciences building
Sl9 Market street ny26 ThSuTu tT
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A TlrnrIy Gil.

Joseph Baumberger Of Winters sent 30
eases Of choice apricots to the Produce Ex-
change Yesterday to be auctiOued off for the
benefit of the Exchange kindergarten. Ehey
went like hot cakes a1d realized hand
Snme sum.
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Wheat Dsmaps6 bv Wind

MAXWELL, June pa heavy north wind
is blowing. and if it continues will do i'm
mense damage by shelling the wheat
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No Street. Signs.

The lack Of street-sgns in the outlying
districts of the city is the subject of constant
complaint by visitors.
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Club No. Injecting place Tnton Hail. Union
street, between Cough and Octavla.
Club NO. Injecting place Wigwam, corner
Steiner and Sacramento streets
club No. 3-Meeting place corner Polk street and
PaeRc avenue.
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FORTY. FIRST ASSEMRLY nISTRICT

Club No. Injecting place Post aud Fillmore
streets.
Club No. Affecting place Hamilton Hall, SW.
corner Geary and steiner streets.
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Two Shocks at Holiister
HoLLIsTER, June 22.-Two slight shocks
Of earthquake was felt here last night.
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THIRTY-STXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place corner Of Seventeenth
and Sanchez streets
Club No. injecting place Roando Hail. Twenty
eighth and Church streets.
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FORTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place parlOrs HacEmeier's
Hotel
club No. 2-Meeting place NV corner Jackson
and LeayenwOrth streets
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Nevada City's New Light
NEVADA, June % The Nevada City In
candescent Electric Light Company started
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Dr. Price gives larger and fuller cans than those
of any other Baking Powder manufacturer
e0yeats the standard

Above the comparative of pound each
'Dr Prices Royal" "Tayos Spoon"
side by sde then photographed down proportions
admit plate this space Ask your grocer pound
any brand alongside b Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder the difference illustrated above.
Adueated powders may usually be detected by their heavier
bulk shown by small cans and scantiy filed often
containing help fill the 1t is singular fact
that the ammonia and alum baking powders advertised
absolutely All official examinations prove that would
be safe reject all powders labeled absolutely pure
The economy using Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder does
that much larger and fuller
but DR. Prices stronger and wholesome bk
powder than other known Does better work. and
farther, hence more economical in every way.
What would alum baking powder
she knew Such powders only undermine the health but
gives complexion saow and botched appearance
. DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is reported by all
authorities free from ammonia alum lime, any other
aduterant The purity of this ideal powder has never been
questioned
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THIRTY- NINTH AssFMRIY nISrRIrr

CLUB No. Injecting place SW. corner OF Meal
lister and Franklin streets.
Club No, 2-Metting place Powers Hal. Turk aud
Pierce streets.
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THIRTY.THIRD AssEMBLY DISTRICT.

Club No. Injecting place 4Ol Brannan street.
Club No. Affecting place 7l3 Brannan street
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TWENTY-EIGHTHA ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
TWENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

Club No. Injecting place Southwest corner OF
Third and Howard streets, Howard CLUB rooms
Club No. 2-Meettng place Irish American Hall,
Howard street. between Fou nth and Fifth.
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club No Injecting place Teutonia Hall, How
ard street between Ninth and Tenth
Club No. Injecting place 1924 Folsom street,
Stanford Hail.
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THIRTY- FIETH AGSEMRIY nISTRICr
THIRTY SIXTH ASST

Club No. Injecting place Cars Han, Twenty
fourth and Mission streets
Club NO. 2-Meeting place Graham's Han Ala
bama and Twenty -eis hth streets.
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EnRTIETH ASSEMRLY nISTRIrr

of Polk.
Club No. 2-MeetIng place Saratoga Han, GearY
street, between LaTkin aud Hyde.
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NOTICE.!
Internal Revenue Special Taxes
Nov Due and Payable.

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE FIRST DIsTRIcT0
OF CALIFORNIA, COLLECTORS OFFICE,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June l, 1892. J
Special tax stamps (iicenSe) for year commencing
July !. 1892. and ending June 80, 1898, are now
ready to issue.
Wholesale and retail liquor dealers and other tax
payers Will please pay said taxes without delay and
save penalty.
JET I'd JOHN c. QUINN Collector.
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Club No Injecting pl.ee Twenty-fourth street,
between Folsom and ShOtwell
Club no. Injecting place Fourteenth aVenus
near Railroad avenue.
Cub 40. 3-Meeting place 900 Illinois street.
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TuTRTy sFvFxTu AScE,rpTv

TI-SEF ENIH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No Injecting place 20 Page street
Club 40. Injecting place 903 Cak street.
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THIRTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Meeting place Harmony Hall, Mission
street, near Fifteenth
Ciub No. 2-Meeting place Mission Opera Hall
Mission street, near Eighteenth.
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CLEARANCE.

To enable us to close out
our CHILDREN'S AND
MISSES WHITE SUITS
we have made very decided
cut.
White Lawn Suits, cut from $3.50 t0$350
White Lawn SHIFTS, cut from $40 TO $3.50
White Lawn Suits, cut from $3.50 to S.
These Suits must be seen
to be appreciated, as they are
offered at prices that do not
cover the cost of material
without regard to the cost of
making).
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REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION.
Organization Of the Republican Clubs.

THE ROLLS ARE READY FOR SIGNATURE
every evening between the hours Of 8 and 10
P. NJ until Saturday evening June %. at 10 p. NJ.
All Republican voters are requested 10 sign the
rolls Of the club within the respective districts
where they reside.
The following are the places at which the rolls
open for signature:
TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place northeast corner OF
Folsom and Be4le streets.
Club No. Injecting place 15l New Montgomery
street.
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THIRTY- FIRST AsSFMRLY nIsTRICr-

CIub No. I-Meetlng place Harriet street
Club No. Injecting place 9l3 Harrison street
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Parigh Boundaries Changed.

The parish boundaries of the Protestant
Episcopal church in this city have been